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

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First Row! Leonard Oates, Kenneth Dallmeyer, Jerry Centoni, PaHI Mure, Robert Wendt. Siggnd Boy: Mike Rizzo, Robert St. Clair, Guy Fannan, Bill Third Row: Harold Dahm Terry Turner August Meye A t Weber, James Seavey. , , r, ugus Fourth Row: Ray Clark, Lyle Lohmann, Elwood Knigge, John Connelly, Ralph lamarche, Lloyd.HaSemann, we also presented two one-act plays, HEven Exchangen and NA Day for Truantsn, for a school assembly. This was just preparation for the junior play we will present next year. we received a few new classmates, namely Betty Hobbs, Joan Schwarzenhorn and Joan Becker. Joan S. and Betty left at the beginning of the year. Ken Dahlmeyer and James Seavy are also new. we are very proud of all of our sophomore boys who made up part of the frosh-soph basketball team, baseball team, and football team. Merr Shroyer upheld our part of the cheerleading section, winning a major letter. Jerry Centoni was elected captain of the J. V. basketball squad.

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I First Row: Joan Noerenberg, Pat Pollack, Patricia Geary, Joyce Holder, Eleanor Simon. Second Row: Dolores Holst, Florence DiCianni, Erma Head, Betty Bernardoni, Gloria Sturm. Third Rowu Marion Hoffmeier, Dorothy Meyer, Loretta Mionske Rennie-Erickson, Audrey Duszynski. Fourth Row: Edna Ziche, Marcella Krakowski, Phyllis H5?t5ran5f Thelma Gregory, Helen Knauth, Louise Burg. On September Sth the class of '52 entered Ela Township High School as a bewildered bunch of young men and women. we numbered 38 at the beginning of the year, but later Marvin Gies joined us to make the total 39. Right away we got lost in the halls and were tramoled by overbearing juniors and seniors, but 'day by day we became accustomed to high school life. we met for our first class meeting on September 13th, and elected our officers as follows: Mickey Cuscaden, presi- dentg Charles Wesner, vice-presidentg Rennie Erickson, secre- taryg Bob Frank, treasurer. After several weeks of struggling under loads of books, walking into wrong classes, and getting acquainted with all the handsome nfreshien boys, the freshman girls settled down to a year of hard study, peppered with fun and monkey-shines.