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

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fl 'A if 7. Q f :NIH IFIEUESIHIMUEN S68 strong! With this -number accredited to its ranks, the present freshman class entered Fenger on September 2. These new-comers were placed in the following fourteen division rooms-portables 1, 2, 33 rooms 207, 208, 211, 216,133, 144, 303, 311, 317, and 332. B6- cause of this increase in the number of freshmen, four portables have been erected to accommodate the over- How. We know that this class, now accustomed to its new surroundings, will establish a reputation in all activities-scholastic, athletic, and social. l ,Q Page 2 8

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PAST HISTORY As backwards we gaze on the years that have passed, Recalling fond mem'ries which around us amassed, We think of our Freshie days, joyous a-nd free, Without any worries about Fish and Muzzey. V76 entered as Freshmen so timid and shy With our expectations as high as the sky. Our Sophomore year decided our fate As we pondered o'er lessons each night till quite late. While the next year was one of continuous grind When nothing they taught us remained in our mindg For we thought of the following year that was nigh When Seniors we'd be so mighty and high. But now that we're there, the thrill has worn off 'Cause we to the 4A's our high hats must doff. Our president, Bob Sloan, was from good old V. V. And our treasurer, jo,', there We also did see. Art Swanson, Bob's assistant, from Curtis did hail And through Fenger's corridors we see him sail. So now as we bid the 4A's good-bye, Their places we'll fill without a murmur or sigh. Doris Carlson Flora Salaucy Page 27

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