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

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c 0 amacla, oofaerafion ana! Ckaracfer KENNETH EGGER Ken will be remembered more for his shyness than anything else. Whether he knows it or not, he outshines all competi- tors in this line. Nonetheless, he and his similarly retiring car will long remain in our memory. ROBERT FIESMAN Bob actually had his head in the clouds for most of his high school career. He loved it and he plans to continue his work at the airport. Of course, someday he hopes to own his own field. Good luck, Pies! BENNO FISCHER Big Ben is ambitious in his own way. There's no doubt about it. His booming voice will echo on through St. Edward corridors for years and years. We'l1 miss his interesting interpretations of literature. VIRGINIA GREVE Virginia prefers to be called Gin . Her friendly manner and ability to be a good mixer brought a reward in the form of the title Queen in the 46 popularity contest. Never one to over-emphasize school, she puts her vote in for the dance. 4115

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LAURENCE CORR Larry, better known as the Senator , spends many leisure moments trying to reform the political views of his class- mates. His main interest however is not politics, but architecture. I-le'll long be remembered tor his ready reply l did it another Way. - TERESA DIETZ Pat's determination to make good is evi- dent in everything she does. She hopes to enter the secretarial field in lune and we are sure that her congenial nature and ability will make her an asset to any business firm. PATRICIA DOHERTY lt didn't take Pat long to endear herselt to the senior class. The Mounts loss was our gain. Her sweet smile, twinkling eyes and ready wit are responsible tor her popularity. ROSEMARY DOUGHERTY A small, likeable girl who cornrnutes from Algonquin every day. Rosemary is quiet, ambitious, and has an active interest in all school activities. She hopes to be- come a Lab. Technician someday. reloarealfor a life K e emi I0 410V

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jie gen! yearn RAYMOND HIGGINS Big Ray is a remedy for chasing away the blues. His slow humor is unequaled. Until recently he was interested in rail- roads, now he's pondering over the pos- sibility of placing his 6 toot 8 inches into a midget racer. WILLIAM HUBER Little Bill has been traveling back and forth from Wayne these past four years - but he loved it! I-le's quiet, shy, and full of fun. When the C. A. G E. prevented his attendance at social functions he al- ways gave his loyal support in other Ways. IAMES KNAAK Iim really has executive ability, and We think it Will be no time at all until he makes a name for himself in business. Ot course, he'll take time out for a business management course at our neighboring college. IOHN KNOTT An integral part of every class is the boy Who is always ready to lend a hand, aptly I called a lack of all trades. 412D ur iueri