Fenger Academy High School - Courier Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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J, Si.rteen - Fenqer Courier :-... MARY TUMAN 10439 Corliss Ave11ue Commercial G. A. A., 3 bars, Typing Awards, Phorex, Glee Club, Martha Chorus, Drama Club, Art Staff, Sec'y Phorex, Cliairnian Flower Committee, Capt'n Baseball, Volley-ball Champ, Room Team Basket-ball, 2nd Highest Average. ROBERT VANDERWAL 10421 Michigan Avenue General Science Gold Medal in Soloist Contest, Captain of Band, Director of Social Orchestra, Solo Cornetist in Concert Orchestra. HENRY VAN RAALTE 54 W. 108th Place General Science B. A. A., Glee Club, Martha Chorus, Band, R. O. T. C., Santa Claus . LEROY VINCENT 11305 Edbrooke Avenue Architectural B. A. A., Phorex, Students' Council, gapfn R. O. T. C., Highest Average of oys. CLYDE XNALKER II34Q Indiana Avenue General Language G. A. A., Glee Club, Martha Chorus, Pres. Senior Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Swimming Team, R. O. T. C. LUCILLE WALKER 11342 Forestville Avenue General Language Treasurer of G. A. A., 3 bars, Phorex, Glee Club, Martha Chorus, Social Committee, Room Team Volley-ball Champ, Basket-ball, Baseball. HAROLD WILSON 250 W. 'I07l1l1 Street General Science B. A. A., Sec'y Band Club, Lieuten- ant, R. O. T. C. Band. EVANGELINE ZAMBON 568 E. 115th Street General Language G. A. A., 7 bars, Phorex, Art Staff, Flower Comn1ittee, School Basket-ball, Capyt. Basket-ball, Volley-ball Champ, Room Baseball Team. Now you've seen our 111C1'1'y faces, Of our fame you are aware, But sadly we must leave our places To those who will our laurels wear

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-- Fenqer Courier ANNA SCI-ILOMANN IIOO2 Lafayette Avenue Gcucrril Lnugmige G. A. A., Room Team Volley-ball, liaseball. MARY SCI-IOEN 11541 Lu Salle Street C'mr1u1e1'ciul G. A. A. PHILIP SCHUG 115,26 Eggleston Avenue C:l'IlL'l'!II S4'il?7lCl? B. A. A.. 1-Ii-Y, Glee Club, Hamlin Chorus, Drzunzt Club. CHARLES SI-IEDVVILL 341 li. Kensington Avenue Gfllfflll SEft'lH'l? B. A. A. Repr., liztslcet-ball, Baseball Mgr., Students' Council, Rotun Repr., Hall Guard, School Letter. LOUIS SLOGGETT 11734 liegleston Avenue Gl'lIlZ'l'!l!SCI.CI1I'C B. A. A., Glee Club, lN'lz1rtl1u Chorus, Dr:unz1 Club, I-li-Y, Hall Guard. Stage Mgr. VVANRIEIN SMITH IlI32 Union Avenue G1'm'raI SCit'l!I'C H. A. A., Sergeant in Bmmd, Cvlee Club, lVlartl1z1 Chorus. RIEGINAIQD SOBOLENVSKI 350 W. llgfll Street Plurruzczrgv B. A. A., Glee Club, Sherili' in Mart- llliln, Radio Club, Ruoin Tezun Baseball, Hall Guard. MARY S'IiASEVVlCZJ- ' IQ750 Nlltlllgilll 2YVc1iue , V C'b1l1?111'rfiuI , K 1, L' G., A.- A., Bzlslket-ball, , Volley-ball Clmzunu, Hziseball, Assitl Art Editor, Typ- ing Awards. ' GAY S'l'l 2VlENSON 11819 Wentworth Avenue Cmufrul Scierzcn G. A. A., Pborex, Students' Council. MARY STERCH'lil.E 11308 Normal Avenue Geruwal Luugzzage G. A. A., Glee Club, News Stall, Motto Committee, Pllorex, Library Ass't., Comptometry Awards, See'y of Cireulu Castellano , Ass't. Editor Courier. RUBY SUTSH 12324 Perry Avenue COIlLIlIL'l'F'i11l G. A. A., Room Team Volley-ball. ADIEILAIIJE TENINGA 23 XIV. moth Place ClIllIllICl'CfUl G. A. A., 4 bars, Phorex. Room Team Volley-bull Cllillllll, Basebztll, Basket-ball, Color Committee. ' C T -tune --lLY1sm.1u.f- Fifteen

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-- Fenqer Courier . TI-IE VOCATIONAL CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Prcsidcnl ............. ..... . .......................,........,. lv IAx RACHWAL V zcc-Prcsid cur ....... ...... . jour: 1-QEAMMA Secretary ............. ..... A-1 I rccrsurer ....................... .. ..... .MAISEL GREENE STANLEY MISIQIN .-'lssivslalizl I reaszzrcr .............,.,...,..........,...... FRANCES VVARMUS CLASS lVIo'1'To-Tlzc object of life CLASS FLOWER-Tau Rose. CLASS COLOR-131160 and Silver. is to grow. A SURVEY OF OUR TWC-YEAR COURSES THE Two Y'EAR VQOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT U A Each year brings increasing competition in each line of business. In this age of kee11 competition, it is purely a case of the survival of tlreifittestf' The person who is lit is the one who possesses a thorough training, and it is he upon whom the business man places many responsibilities. The employer realizes' that his auditors, bookkeepers, stenographers, typists, operators, draftsrnen, printers, or secretaries are the guardians of his business and, as such, they must be properly trained, honest of character, pleasing in personality, and willing to give their best efforts for the advancement of their employers' business. CLEIUCAL DEPA1i'rMENT To this end, the Department of Accounting in our school is training its students, and much is being oiiiered them. By means of the newly received book- keeping machine the future auditors are being taught. For Comptometry, re- quired in the Accounting and Clerical Practice Course, Fenger has four classes, thirty-six machines, and one hundred and forty-three students. To graduates the Felt and Tcrrranl Comficrrzy and .Bmwoizglzs Adding Zlffacliinc Company offer scholarships to their schools. In addition, the Felt ami Tarrant Comifraiiy send out monthly tests for both speed and accuracy. To those who receive one hun- dred percent, llag pins are presented. Sezfeiziteelr