Elizabeth Forward High School - Eli Mon Yearbook (Elizabeth, PA)

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Fall Out of the carefree lazy days of summer we are catapulted into fall by the approach of Labor Day and the opening of school. Fall has many subtle and some not so subtle ways of making itself known: nature's gradual costume change from multishaded green silk to rustling taffeta in brown, rust, and goldg the tangy pungent smell of smoke spiraling skyward from burn- ing piles of carefully raked leavesg little children proudly carrying newly acquired schoolbooksg crowds of teenagers noisily supporting their favorite football teamg the between-halves rush for steaming hot dogs and frosty bottles of cokeg gayly uniformed bands proudly strutting their way through intricate ma- neuvers on the gridirong the sharp yelps of dogs free at last to follow their master in search of gameg the acrid odor of moth balls as the first really nippy day brings out last winterls woolensg fat turkeys preening themselves for the last time before Thanksgivingg the tempting aroma of spicy pumpkin and mincemeat piesg the peal of Church bells calling all to come on Thanksgiving morning and spend a brief hour giving thanks to God, the creator and dispenser of all good things of this and every season.

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Freshmen Their purposes will ripen fast, Unfolding every bourg The bud may bare a lzilfer tasle, But sweet will be the flower. September 5-the long awaited day had finally arrived and with it 162 new students of Elizabeth High School. There were the usual problems of locating home rooms, copying schedules, and finally of searching madly for class room numbers. Of course, a few freshies were lost, but with a little help from upper classmen, everyone eventually became oriented. Class activities were a little slow getting started, but the freshmen were successful selling refreshments at n football game, and they later held ll fine spring dance. And so, under the able leadership of President Dale Weigel, Vice-President Marybelle Pierce, Secretary Gayle Holliday, and Treasurer Sondra Krasheski, the class of 1956 has become an integral part of our school. ,, If J R if I N y gli QV? Gayle Holliday, Sondra Krasheski, Marybelle Pierce and Dale W'eigel discuss their latest business venture.