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

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-- Fenqer Courier SENIOR HI-Y Prv.vidv1f1l ............. .................,...........,,.,......... . ..,,, C LYD1-3 VVALKER Vice-P1'vLridc11.l ,..... .,..... P NOTEBOOM Trccisifrur .........,..... ........ ...... . . ............ BYRON NELSON .Sbcrcfary .........................................................,......., SOLON JACKMAN M'oH0.' Clean Scholarship, Clean Speech, Clean Living, Clean Athletics. Plaiforiug To create, maintain, and establish throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. To be a member of this club is an honor, because it means that one has been a close follower of the Four C's throughout his high school life, and has been entitled to its pleasures. The pleasures a fellow gets while in this club are de- rived from swimming, picnics, parties, jamborees, and enjoyable meetings held every other Thursday at the Local HY . 1 JUNIOR HI-Y Prcsidcizf ................ ..................,........................ H OWARD DEKKER Vice-Prvsiidmit ....... ...... ,....,, R U ssism, STUEBING .Secretary ,.,..........,......,.............................,............ ROBERT CHEVALIER '1'rvc1.v1u'cr .....................................................,. .. ,..... .LYTLE NELSON Since the Junior Hi-Y was formed, the membership has increased. There are now twenty-four standing members, as four new Ones were taken in this semester. The members of this Hi-Y club are very fortunate in securing for their adviser Mr. I-I. K. Seltzer, secretary of the Boys' 'VVork at the local Y. M. C. A. Since his arrival in the club, very enjoyable meetings have been held, as he is a man whom any real fellow can like and will obey. Mr. Seltzer was also pleased to know that the Junior Hi-Y members have their own sweaters just as the Seniors have and that their pledge is also the same. 'long' live Mr. Seltzer and the .lunior Hi-Y Club! Twenty-sewn

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i IOI IOS I IVI 116 130 131 133 135 203 211 213 214 212 216 .. Fenqer Courier Catherine La Bosh Julia Levgard Anna Maravalo Stephany Puckhors Edward Strand A Katherine Kilboy Elsie Monson Gustav Nelson Effie Appleman Cornelia Blommert Helen Dospoly Carmelia Luberti Astrid Olson Bernice Vollmar Marion Breen Florence Carlson Elda Ciancianaini Marguerite Harmeling Ethel Johnson Gwendolyn Mathison Elsie McBride Donald Miller Alva Sorenson Marcella Vanderbilt Alice Vandergraf Fannie Barnett Muriel Ferris Pearl Fischer Martha James Robert Miller Dorothy Morgan Marion Pederson Dominik Rodighiero Gottlieb Schoenwald Bruno Sella Gerald Seymour Gertrude Gross Marie Britz Rose Gaver Bernice Pivorunus Anthony Cioni Einar Enwall Purletta Christiansen Alfon Dargis Francis Kosco Irma Parise Tony Sarniak Madeline Sheridan Mary Tallman Dorothy Zoleski Lillian Anderson Andrew Balas Virginia Brand Anthony Brazale Alene Faulkner George Feld John Garzotta Avis Kistler Fred Long Anna Petreitis Sophie Bartus Eliz. Jackman Anna Penn Teresa Winterco1'n Ferdinand Kopp George Kral Helen Keller Arthur Vaslie Vivian Kuntz Nicholas Kuehn Stella Maskas Josephine Edelstein ff GRADUATES Twenty-six' PHOREX ROSTER 228 229 230 231 232 233 235 244 248 Lois Keller Jeanette Lauman Emil Stenberg Evelyn Stenberg Joseph V acca Eliz. Vande Roovaart Emo Ausemat' Rosa Blocmker ' Roxana Breen 4' Walter Czubal' Cornelius De Haan Kathryn Kruc 4 Viol Kuehn ' Alphonse Maleshlt Helen Mrensco' Evelyn Rudnikl: Jacoba Hager 'l' Evangeline Zamboni Lucille VValker'l' Mary T nman ,lt Mary Sterchelei' Gertrude Salzman' Erik Rydelius 'l' Mary Rudzikl' Marjorie Robbins 4' Thelma Berg Josephine Conley Alphonso Escarrez Myrtle Franson Sylvia Jernberg Mildred Kjos Eleanor Klee Bernice Larson Leonard Means Bessie Murphy Helen Parkes Eleanor Petroski Earl Shaver NVinston Slater Mona Wilson Ellen Anderson' Helen Bako' Marion Bierma 'lt Iola Brennex James Cunningham Henry Dekker' Ruth Edwards? Catherine Ferberlk Earnest Karl' Marion Lockardtl' Ed. Purchla' Gay Stephenson 'K Phillip Bisone Carl Gabel Florence Geimer Madeline Graham Irma Higgins Frank Pavilonis Margaret Kerr Helen Mulka Ralph Koch Mercedes Spiker Gwendolyn Vieth Stafae Bajarunas Alice Buchinski Fausta Kukuraitis Josephine Petrus Reno Rosi Jane Alexander Wanda Bogowicz Rose Fina Adeline Knapp Florence Fox 312 314 315 316 318 323 326 326 328 330 33 1 332 333 335 335 Jerry Andrilik Julia Bahno Laurctta Kotwicki Sophie Kwasnica Auguste Machenskas Margaret Rice Gertrude Ross Marguerite Scmple Rena Sterchele Mary Uzunaris Marian Cook Harriet Greby Ruth Johnson Mary Kiss Eliz. Langham Winifred Scheustra Jennie Wisniewski Antoinette Zolla Gertrude DeVrics Mary Lavric Mabel Emde Magdalene Moax Bernice Dobrowski Bernice Miazga Eleanor Mylinski Helen Ogurkiewicz Vera Palilunas Helen Sieniclca Marie Sikora Betty Vaitkus Paulline Zajkowska Stephen Batka Susie Anderson Doris Carlson Phyllis Dahms Edith Karlson Orville Komnatzke Flora Salancy Ruth Geisert Stella Sigerick Sophia Wolczek Olga Wallis Keinball Nelson A. Swanson Merrit Gravendar Alina Kieradlo Albert Petraitis Elmer Harper Stella Czuba Louise Worth Elmer Harper Margaret Coughlin Mercia Brenne John Dasher Frank Gault Ethel Heden Ruth Lundgrcn Theresa Prizy Adele Machais Marian Vandermeer Charles Wintercorn Constance Walker Marion Badgley Elsie Harper Alma Anderson S. Bartauskas Agnes Hoekstra Marion Shirran Irene Tananewicz Teresa Schmidt Agnes Hoekstra Membership 218.

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,, . Fenqer Courier ...- f I ORCHESTRA The Orchestra has fifty-one members this year. A First Violins Fry A 0501? J. Brack L, Coe L. Carlson J. Woycheese F- Reynolds Cl0 'Uf B, Rumbgld T Prizzy C. Bateman V. Avakian Iielinpnski E. Burnham E. Kopac .. ase au ,. A. Pechukairis L. Van V lymvn R X! 3 7mfI Z. Grigoricffa ll. Vander Meer XV all erwd W, Slgrngh D. Erickson ' -IO mson F. Hellman ff Fi- 1 1-1 A- Jesierwwicl I Slragzi-a G. Baltgiiiaii mu I' Beauchamp Kachadorian H- WilS0I1 C. Mulhearn Z. Rinkach Cello . Tromlzmic P. Karabin G1'ig0l'lCff21 A. Stitils - Second Violins C' Brand . Bass Horn M- 1011115011 B655 Vw, E, Tampa H. Bleadon E- Ballon A. Heitzman R- ChCVflll'5l' D 'S 'Fl Ggdgoud ISZIHCSOII Brooks , J- Rice Plum E.. Doranski V. Noren A Vellenga Piano W. Kaspar E. Lautzenhiser H. Balto For frequent assemblies, for mid-year graduation exercises, and at the concert given by the Wfoodlawn Commandery Band this orchestra under the direction of Miss Eddy has played. In the dedication of the Bennett grade school, the orchestra performed before the Mayor, Mr. Thompson, and members of the school board. Besides these events the orchestra entered the Chicago High School Orchestra Contest which held May 10 at the Orchestra Hall. - Fenger Takes First Place in Orchestra Contest The Fourth Annual Contest of the Chicago High Schools was held Thurs- day, May 10, 1928. Our Orchestra entered the B, or the smaller section, having for a competitor VValler High School orchestra. Each orchestra played the contest piece, The Ethiopian Dance from Sylvia, by Delibes, with great perfection. Our selected number Last Spring by Edward Grieg was simply yet beautifully played. Though VValler played very well the judges' decision was in our favor and our orchestra won first place, whereas Wfaller received second. The judges were John NV. Beattie, Miss Ethel Leginska, director of the VVomen's Symphony, and Mr. George Dasch, director of the Chicago Little Symphony Orchestra. Twenty-eight