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

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VOCATIONAL GRADUATES Josephine Arvia Mary Basile Lena Bertoletti Thomas Buchanan Cornelius Campbell Raftaela Capriglione Joseph Chester Walter Chrusciel Gertrude Daczkowski Rose Dattoli Margaret Dering Stella Dlngaszewska Joseph Drozdoveski Evelyn Dykstra Grant Dykstra Hosanna Ermo-ian VVinifred Fisher Mary Furno George Gregoropolus Marion Griflin Cleta Grifhth Theodore Guba Harold Haight George Hakahnazian Marie Hodur Isabel Jacob Stephanie jaromin Apalonia Jasinowicz Julia Jedinak Lambert Kingma RUUM 111111 AND 1116 2A'S Marie Kocolowski Clara Kostecki Catherine Koszut Sophie Koszut Anthony Lisack Viola Mainete Betty McCracken Margaret Mezey Lillian Mikolaitis Frank Moffler Evelyn Moro Irene Pallay Nellie Panozzo Alphonse Resk Eleanor Sabalauskas Eleanor Sawadski Rose Scaldaferri Catherine Sherlock Angeline Solfa Charles Stratinsky Dorothy Swanson Paul Szakach Mary Szitasy Williaiti Tomal Gladys Tower Lucille Vander Woocle Bernice Venckus Mary Zakarowski Epolis Zinkiewicz John Zych 1 1 u y C fl I WL,-t . Y - i 7 v I ' 2 V F ' 1, if '-.iffy 'vigfli LQ A W l i I! 1 uv My Y 1 S i-f -. N ' J.:, g vf Wil? WZ? 25' umm S - ' 5- ' ff: Y ' '- l Air?-WWA 5 f A ,.-. , V W wg fra' xx Pa X N . ....-JY: 9 N 55 ff- 'Qi' X -5 s X New N'-31 - . -' 5 ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' X ' ' ' f Q , - dv, -aallilwf i f I . T11 irfj'