Ela Vernon High School - Elyte Yearbook (Lake Zurich, IL)

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X f Ji ff Q3 iE?f:f,5j .'f7 tk .I .Q 'XWQ . --- in J! weasel-, '.,.W,- 1 J December- ,' 20--Christmas Party - Many funny gifts and no hard gm! feelings---we hope. 'The biggest surprise of J the party was Santa Claus. january- 6--School reconvenes - back to the old grind, but . Ela's halls were a welcome sight for most of us 24--End of the first semester. A February- X 12--Lincoln's birthday - we suggested celebrating the birthday hy resting three days. QQ 13--Valentine Day - a box social at night: March- A - ll--Athletic Banquet - a good way to say thanks to the boys we're so proud of. m 22--F. lj. A. Rally Day - the girls joined in the J Rally Day showing that Ela is really on the L, V map. .gaze-f A.,..1- 45 . 6--Easter - Look what the Easter bunny brought- K all our college students baclc home. ' ll--junior Class Play - another great dramatic V , success in. the history of Ela. just one more year and they'11be as capable as the 'Let Me Q Q out of Here' cast. U May- Ix 16--PROM - the swish of new taffeta, an uncom- A fortable collar and a wonderful feeling in- side. All in alla perfect night. in 30--Memorial Day' - the students of Ela were forced Q ' to stay home, much to their disappointment. ' june- 1,4.6--Baccalaureate, Class Night, and Commencement xx . a busy week for the Seniors. Q ggi' T: if ' y s Q.-f - .N - - ff' -Q I . . '1 :: f -,Q .0 D . C N I , ' '--1 5 5 .

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l'l'lA lx , Pirer. .J Rita flonaill, fratflc-' lklkllffi' llcttl' Fhillins, Nancy frederick, natty Heinlein, Marion Vickersheim, Victoria btathopoulas, lildred Marri- son, Second Rom: Uolores Paulsen, horene Geary. Catherine Wollscheid, Dolores Nluscarello, Elaine Umlxlenstoclc, jean Shoher, ,luanxta Pelz, jean 'freel- er, ilelen llead, X'arlene liide. Third How: Way LcGlasson, joan Grever, Varhara Nash, Pat Lund llctty Snragrue, brace fwictllasson, Norma Garrett. aielen Gehrl-ce, Fiarlara Krieqer, Anna Mae Lemm, Marilyn Richardson. Fourth Rom: Mary Shoher, Caroline Hutt, Vary Copelin, Sally Miller, Ruth Copelin, Carolyn Rohertson, Marilyn Biere, Luella Olcenauli, Marjorie liuesching, ,lo Anne Amhrosino. Pearl Fehlman, Hildegarde Kletzin. Fifth Rom: Pat Shoclcey, Audrey Pepper, Marion Radlce, ,judy jennison, Carol Anne -konnemacher, Anita Stahl, Leona Reese, Luella Draper, Carol Wier, june Pork- Hft. Wonder who those wide awake, alert, ambitious looking girls are? I can tell you. They are the members of the Els. up and coming, F.H.A. The club was capably sponsored this year hy Miss Shin- er and for the first time we elected a club mother Mrs. Stathopoulas, who, too, has heen a great help in planning Und czarrying out our activities. These activities included: a hox social, A raffle. a bazaar, and a scrap hook on the WAmerican Gir1'. We also held the district rally day March 22, 1947 to which alvout 150 lil-i.A. Memhers came.