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

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l l l i, i, 2 5 xiii' , ' V , AML NATIONS GROUP Ifirxl Row: Mike Bilas, Austria: Ruth Irvine, Ireland: Mary Virosztko, Hungary: Joseph Krall, Hungary: Inga Nelson, Sweden: Valeria Stosur, Poland: Frank Riceio, Italy. Serolnf Razr: Sidney Bass, Russia: Iistelle Groger, Lithuania: Olga Kocolowski, Ukrainia: Nellie Kuikcn, Holland: Shnorig A. Halajian, Armenia: Marie Lisek, Czechoslovakia: Harold Krueger, Sweden. Tbfrrl' Row: Walter Sigerieh, Ukrainia: Williana Andre, England: Olga Baturevich, Russia: Mary Hack, Roumania: Christine Zuzuly, Serbia: Ladi Tisol, Jugo-Slavia: Edward Undraitis, Lithuania, F0lll'flJ Row: Edith DeNardi, Canada: Ruth Faiseth, Norway: Williziimm Hamilton, Scotland: Thomas john Iivans, Jr., Wales: Josephine Schwick, Switzerland: Muriel Bunn, W'ales: John Van Tuin, Holland: Clarence Bayne, United States: Elizabeth Ilika, Hungary: Frances Martin, France. Piffb Rout lired Andre, Canada: Peter Anastasopoulos, Greece: Margaret McCracken, Scotland: Mar- cella Vanderbilt, United States: Freda Nelson, England: Lillian Ringo, Italy: Margaret Wagner, Germany: Ralph Sloss, Germany: Nazareth Halajian, Armenia. Page 2

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THE FE GER CCDURIER ?ublislaed by the Febrzmry Class of 1931 CHRISTIAN FENGER SENIOR HIG1-I SCHOOL 11220 WALLACE STREET CHICAGO

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AN ACKNOWILJEDGMENT Even with a staff of twenty, the Courier of February 1931 would not have reached its present stage without the assistance and cooperation of many more Fengerites. The staff takes this means of showing their appreciation for the interest taken by students and faculty in the production of the Courier. I-n carrying out the theme of the map of Roseland, the art editors were ably as- sisted in the production of Senior panels by Alfred Mrozek, Edward Marek, Ralph Freitag, Edward Ulrich, and John Zwitting. Other art students who furnished de- signs for the Courier are Anita Schwab, June Watkins, Julius Mrensco, Anna Mamak, Vincent Peterson, Edward Romansky, Arsen Malkas, and Dorothy Burkhardt. It would indeed have been an enormous task for the Miscellaneous Editor to have gathered and taken all the snapshots appearing here without the assistance of Mrs. Jessie Anderson, Agnes Alexander, Sarah Dick, Alice Spuering, Julia Sliva, Irene Curran, Emma Wayda, Vivian Kuntz, and Lucy Bogosian. Later Sarah, Dick and Walter Kupka assisted in cutting and pasting these snapshots. For efficiency in typing the stories, W'illiam Boskey wishes to thank especially Miss Marie McCutcheon and also Helen Ogurkiewicz, Muriel Houston, Dorothy Allen, Norma Pollo, Alice Gerstel, Dorothy Dion, Helen Vandenberg, Margaret Fejes, Kathleen Caufield, Elizabeth Halasz, Edith Gaertner, Alice Frigo, Margaret Balogh, Dorothy Bruggeman, Helen Stankiewicz, Ruth Sandaker, Julia Sadulis, Dorothy Vandermey, Daniel Cioni, Catherine Griffith, Helen Banko, and Cora Vanderway. In writing sports the B. A. A. editor was assisted by Ray Ponow, Helge Benson, and Robert Sloan. Other students who have written stories, poems, or have been of assistance to other departments are Beryl Rumbold, Margaret Smith, Arthur Fry, Kenneth Borger, Korean Movsisian, Russell Lloyd, Victoria Danner, Flora Salancy, Roland Flint, Cecile Spyksma, Doris Carlson, and Ruth Borden. Those who have given speeches for the Courier during its subscription campaign are William Stewart, Charles Mucha, Robert Jamie, Russell Lloyd, Harold Winegar, Donald Miller, Merritt Johnson, Edward Mikal, Edward Marek, Harold Cheffer, Harold Blom, John Lean, Mervin Ackerman, and Melvin Sheahan. During the great undertaking of photographing the group pictures, Raymond Ostrowski, William Stewart, Elveno Ossello, Russell Lloyd, and Walter Kupka assisted in keeping the halls clear and orderly. By arranging the picture-taking schedules for their division rooms, Lucille Richter, Dorothy Phillips, and Emma Wayda were of much help. The Business Managers express their appreciation to Miss Jessie Solomon and her Salesmanship classes, and to Paul Lenke, William Helland, and the Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation. ' Faculty members who have shown their interest and cooperation in the' making of the Courier are Miss Katharine Stevens, Mr. George Aiken, Miss Mildred Taylor, Miss Helen Vizard, Mr. Claude Smitter fespecially during the taking of group pic- turesj, Miss Marie McCutcheon, Mr. Shelley Peters, Miss Sarah Thomas, Miss Esther Lundquist, Miss Amy Lobstein, and Miss Edna Marlin. Others who have been of general help to the Courier are Mrs. Rita Morris, Miss Sarah Schmid, Mr. Harry Beals, Winifred Erickson, Charles Mucha, Elda Cianaini, a-nd the Drama Club. Especially, I wish to express my appreciation to Principal Frederick W. Schacht for his never-failing interest and helpful suggestions. To Assistant-Principal Ferdinand P. Zipf much gratitude is due for his ever-ready advice and willing support. Miss Eliza- beth Campbell, Dean of girls, has been of much aid to us with her cheerful cooperation. To our energetic mentor. Miss Ruth Robinson, immeasurable thanks are due, for without her the Courier of February 1931 could never have been made a reality. Josephine Edelstein Editor-in-Chief Page 3