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

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T 4433 OW GLORIA VICKSTROM Gloria is a firm believer that Things done by halves are never done right. Her whole-hearted cooperation and attractive personality were ever present. EUGENE WESTERMAN Westy is the most easy-going gentlef man we know. His whole attitude sug- gests Why do it today, there's always tomorrow. ROBERT WESTERMAN IOY New lite was added to the class when Bob came to St. Edward in his junior year. His quick wit and ready smile have made an indelible impression on those who know him. ZIMMERLI Ioy is considered quiet by many, but un- derneath that exterior she has a quick retort when joking and is just as fun-love ing as her neighbor. She plans to become a nurse or secretary in the near future. From the capabilities she has shown, we know she'll succeed. 'lflfe Q0 joffl 419i

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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

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CVM ATTENTION-all members of the class of '48 Draw closer if you would learn your fate. By a special gift of foolish prophecy, Your career in future years, you may see. For some there is joy, others gloom. Some will handle jewels, others a broom. Some gain fame-the good book shows, But read it yourself and see how it goes. Shy and reserved was Faith in her youth, Never deserving a word of reproof. Now office manager of a huge concern, Her time and attention to business is turned. For States Attorney Ted's our man. He comes from such a legal clan. The knowledge he procured at Loras, ls the kind of stuff that never bores us. Anna Mae and Phyllis were buddies in school, And now to their own they lay down the rule. Phyllis teaches Art at a fine Academy While Anna Mae's disecting frog's anatomy. A farmer's life, thatfs for mel Proclaimed lack Miller heartily. Give me acres of land-and an easy job, And a wife who suits me and my brother Bob.' 1 Gur Bernie now leads A band of great renown. He's playing at the Aragon And is the talk of the town. Twelve new Fords all in a row, But the uniformed drivers steal the show. Here comes the boss-you can tell by his clothe Gene Westerman G Co. is right on its toes. Two of the last names on our alphabet For Gloria and Ioy you need not fret Neither girl is at a loss- They're secretaries for a handsome boss. Bob Westerman now manages Block CS Kuhl. To arrive late is still his rule. He's a handsome man and knows his fate Is to be the best dressed man in '58. Quite a woman, our friend Ioyce! The belle of the ball and the boys' choice. Often she's found decorating the hall. As for parties-she's chairman of them all. POP QC ... S 4205 And Ierry now makes nurses gay When not performing operations, What title? did we hear you say? Why- Outstanding Doctor of the Nation . Success for Art was truly meant For once he was our president. He now owns a fleet of trucks And spends his leisure shooting ducks. A cheer leader was Chucky in high school days Turning cartwheels with ease that did amaze. As Athletic Directoress, her talent displays She's still vivacious in many ways. They say they're taking pictures For the '58 Co-Ed Word. They've hired a great photographer. You've guessed it, Quirin, Edward. Stop at the sign of the Black 61 Blue Seal At such prices no one could squeal. Says manager Les, and his assistant Don Ott We've everything that Maxwell Street's got. Riepls a druggist as everyone nose . Filling prescriptions for head, heart and toes. No longer with Van's-believe it or not Working for others was just not his lot. For him great things we do predict Since many a problem Humple did inflict. As truant officer, he's so daring He returns them to school while they're Sophisticated Katie Baum Now plays an active part. Her work is beautifying women Which really is an art. Corky is a prominent artist On the staff of the Chicago Tribune, He sketches all the characters For many well-known cartoons, Society lady of our class ln praise of her great signs do show. For Pat Boyer has gone far As a writer of scenario. As musical preludes faded away The radio announcer was heard to say. Don't turn elsewhere-let us entertain Warehouse 39-pianist, Robert Cane. First a dancer, little known. Today to Paris she has flown. Her name in bright lights does glow. For Lois is the star of the show. still glaring