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

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lozrzfua , Wenfad !9A,y5icaA Social PHYLLIS REINERT The girl with sparkling personality! Two years in a row she was our choice of can- didate for Queen. Her leisure moments are Well spent developing her artistic talent. Some day soon she hopes to own real horses instead of just sketching them. IAMES RIEPL Everyone likes Riepl. l-le's the life of every party. Whether on the football field, the classroom, or the hall, Snoz was always ready for a tackle! We hope that his pharmecutical career does not interfere with his interest in the ladies. IOHN RUMPLE lack and the Old Worry Bird have never met. He's our easy-going and fun-loving senior. Tense moments seem to disap- pear when lack smilingly drawls What's up? IOYCE SCHILTZ Ioyce is as candid as a camera and we admire her for it. She plans to make the Gold Coast her home after a brief busi- ness career. The career will be brief be- cause Ioyce has marriage in mind. 417P'

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CHARLENE POND Chucky's C'mon, team. Let's go! Will forever echo in our ears. She was really a vivacious cheerleader. Her eagerness to lend a hand when the going Was rough was encouraging to the class of '48. EDWARD QUIRIN Ed is our perpetual good humor man. He's always rarin' to go, With or without his famous bicycle. He has been a friend to all throughout his four years with us. ln spite of the carefree manner he kept in the upper third of the clcss. ANNA MAE RACHNER lt's success for sure with Anna Mae's quiet determination. The desire to travel is re- sponsible for that dreamy look in her bright eyes. HELEN RANGE Boots has always been a favorite in the class of '48. Many a volley of laughter escaped when she frequently repeated her famous l don't get it! I-ler excuses for being tardy were unequaled. Q' 225 f Obtl' 2CLl 6 0 elle 0l9l'l'lel'lf 116i

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we was of 1948 THEODORE SCHNELL Ted will promptly tell you l can't see it myself, When We mention that he is the most all-around boy in our class. Popular in athletics, scholarly in the classroom, and quite socially inclined, is it any Won- der that we think he's tops ? LESTER SOYKA Les had no trouble adjusting himselt when he came to us from St. Rita's. We learned to admire his trankness and ap- preciate his subtle sense of humor. EDWARD STUDE Ed seems anxious to leave school. l-le's enjoyed knowing us but is eager to stay on the farm. He is already speaking in terms of acres and acres. ARTHUR VAN ACKER Art was the only one surprised when the class elected him class president. He's really filled with ambition and happy to look back on a splendid record ot scholas- tic achievement. 4185 ad SUCCBQJQ