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

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Ulm CAM RICHARD MANDERNACH ' Each year Dick assumed a new nickname. Whether you belong to the group who think of him in terms of Gus , or whether you refer to him as the Mole makes no difference to him. LOU ANN MARTENSEN Lou Ann has a serious side. However, we are more familiar with her jovial spirit. She was always on hand to contribute a hearty laugh when things grew slightly dull. BERNARD MAYOTTE Berr1ie's future is quite certain. We who know him can already hear the beat of the drums as he rolls out the prelude to the theme song of a big band. IOHN MILLER There were times when lacks existence was really rugged. Attendance at St. Edward was a challenge to lack and he answered that challenge by engaging in light housekeeping. Won't some girl be lucky a few years from now? 414D 7948

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MARILYN KONSTANZER Marilyn's well known giggle usually an- nounces her arrival, By nature she is very cheerful and continually looks on the bright side of every situation. She and her twin plan to own a dude ranch some day. MARION KONSTANZER Marion, our twin, was always eager to lend a helping hand. We appreciated her ability to see, uninvited, what needed to be done in the cafeteria and the office. RANDALL LOSSAU Ranny, our mainstay, has been popular with all. ln spite of hours and hours of practice on the gridiron, the track field and the basketball floor he was on hand for social events and was always wel- come. FAITH MCALPIN Faith's precision and neatness were out- standing. Her slogan seemed to be any- thing worth doing is worth doing well. ,aenf af Sf glalwarcl .AWA .S7cAoo! 4135

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ROSEMARY ORLOSKI Another commuter! The Barrington bus has been bringing Dolly in for four years. lt's a long way, but she thought it was worth it. This jovial senior loves to fill in many a gap in the conversation. LAURENCE OSTDICK Larry's California, Here I Come. was really sung in all sincerity. He's anxious to complete those plans for the great west- ward movement. Make good, Larry, so that we can come out and spend a week with you sometime. DONALD OTT He is a reserved, well mannered fellow known to all of us as Ducky . He is carefree, casual, and always willing to entertain. While not an active partici- pant in sports, he was an outstanding fan, always found in the bleachers cheering the team on to victory. GERALD PEASE Ierry was never one to be idle for long, and he really made the most of his op- portunities. Perhaps his keen interest in science was provoked by his eagerness to don the white jacket and perform a major operation. oun C-rienc!5AiIo 4157