St Edward High School - Co Ed Word Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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uniom . l..ois Beckman Patricia Boyer Kathryn Baum Ronald Bunte Robert Cane Victor Centanni Rosemary Cooper Larry Corr Patricia Doherty Rosemary Dougherty Theresa Dietz Kenneth Eqqer Robert Fiesman Benno Fischer Page 20 CLASS OFFICERS Lett to right Lawrence Cstdick Phyllis Reinert Robert Fiesman Gloria Vickstrom Bernard Mayotte Virginia Greve Raymond Hiqqins William Huber Iames Knaak Iohn Knott Marion Konstanzer Marilyn Konstanzer

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The screen dimmed: the lights went on for a short intermis- sion and we looked around and found familiar faces we had not seen for these many years. Sitting in the front row we saw those two famous interior decorators from New York, MARY WESTER- MAN and MARY SUE PEABODY. They seemed to be absorbed in conversation with IOANNE FUNK and PAT DOUGHERTY, the administrators of the new progressive school plan in Illinois. ln another corner of the gym we saw members of the St. Edward's faculty, Sr. Rose Regina, CMARGARET REINERTD commercial in- structor, Sr. Marie Clement, language instructor CMARY ANN COSTELLOD conversing with PHYLLIS FIELD, the girl's physical education instructor. Mr. ROBERT SKIBBE, Coach at St. Edward's was with the athletic director, Father RANDAL BENSON. The house lights dimmed againy the audience resumed their places and the screen took us to Madison Square Garden in the final rounds of the fight between IOHN GARRELTS and the avenger and defender of championship title, that hard punching, light footed DONALD LATUS. The referee, WALTER BOYER, had a hard time keeping out of the way of those jabbing lefts. The crowd went wild as the champion went down. From the side lines we heard Latus' manager, ROBERT SCHREIBER letting out agonizing yells as he tried to get Latus on his feet. lt was too late. At the count of lU, Latus was still on his back and into the ring went that famous fight promoter, owner of the Elgin Water Softener, THOMAS L. RUEMELIN, who awarded the Champion- ship trophy to Iohn Crarrelts, the winner. News and Television then took the audience to Detroit, Michi- gan, where the National Bowling Leagues were being held. On alley three was Champion of the Women's International Bowling Association, MARY ROSE SAUNDERS, finishing up her line with a perfect 300 to take the national title again. AUDREY IACOBS star reporter for the Elgin Courier News, interviewed Mary Rose. The screen dimmed for the final time and as the audience dirfted toward the doors, we saw MARY LOU VOLK, the brilliant author just back from Cuba where she has completed her new book, a sequel to Peroxide and What lt Did For Me . As the crowd left the school, they headed for Leo's , a fashionable gathering place, owned by CATHLEEN LEONARD and IANICE LEONE. This truly was a memorable evening in the annals of St. Edward High School. For the first time in ten years, this meeting brought together the class of St. Edward High School that made this television installation possible. Although all of the alumni could not have been present at the gymnasium, we picked them up on the television set. But we know that wherever they were last night, their hearts were here at St. Edward's gym while this ceremony was taking place. Page 19

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lfil'Ll0l 5 . . Lloyd Koonce Randall Lossau Richard Mandernach Lou Ann Martensen Bernard Mayotte Iohn Miller Faith McAlpin Elizabeth Molitor Larry Ostdick Rosemary Orloski Donald Ott Gerald Pease Charlene Pond Patricia Prehrn Edward Quirin Anna Mae Rachner Helen Range Iarnes Riepl Phyllis Reinert Iohn Rumple Joyce Schiltz Theodore Schnell Lester Soyka Edward Stude Arthur Van Acker Gloria Vickstrorn Euqene Westerrnan Ioy Zimmerli Page 21