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

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2A 0lFlFllfClElRS Prcsifiwzi ..,,......,. ..,..............,.,.......,..... 1 ANTHONY Lrsisiq Vice-Prvsiclfnl ...,. ,,,,,, lk QILDRED HAAS Secretary .... ......,..... ., .... INORED NEI,SON TVUCISIIW1' of lll ..... .,,.... t ELADYS TOWER Ireaszrrcr of 113 ..... ---,, E LSIE JOHNSON 2A's MOTTO K110zt'ler1'gc is greater than 7t'calfl1, ' COLOR Frwtclzf blue cmd silver. FLOWER Yvllozt' tea rosa. ZA HISTORY On September 4, 1928, a group of shy little boys and girls wandered into the great City of Fenger. They roamed about hopelessly, surrounded by strange walls and faces. Although not knowing the layout of the building, they were too frightened to ask a noble senior or perhaps even a 1A where the gym was, for fear they would be told to take the elevator to the fourth floor. After several weeks we hnd an entirely different group. These shy little boys and girls were now citizens of the City of Fenger. They were no longer greeted by strange faces, but those of jolly and friendly Fengerites. After two long years of train- ing in typewriting, shorthand, tiling, accounting, comptometry, auto mechanics, mechanical drawing, and printing, these students are ready to enter a bigger but hardly, a better world. Because of their industrious and energetic method of doing things, their excellent training and pleasing personalities, they will certainly be a success in the business world. 7'm':1ly-If1'4f7zf

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Qi CLASS POIEM On the sunny sands of Life's great sea We spent four happy years. Light hearted and gay, likewthe foamy spray, Of the Wllfrld WT had ITU feilfs. Sometimes Cl pebble marred that smooth shore Or the swift-flowing tide barred our wayg The whitcfeapped billuws gnashed their teeth: Then the song of the sea was no longer gay. But peace always followed the storm, And stillecl the ocean's ire. As gray waves changed to sparkling green. So our sports rose the higher. The waves and winds are calling us TCT CYUSS that boundless Sea And we'll accept their challenges Wliatever they may be. ln spite of storms that may arise, We'll weather every galeq We'll hope and wait until the sun Makes light our weary sail, Like white skies on the blue ocean That fade before our sight. W'e must always keep advancing To reach the barbar of our might. -4.13 ...ll--5

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