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

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THE JOLLY JUN1oRs Introducing the 3B'sl Here we have one of the most . important groups at our school-the jolly Juniors. They are vivacious and energetic, every one of them. As we see them dashing hither and yon down the corridors, we know that it's no wonder so many Juniors are the popular pe ople at Fenger. They lead in many athletic activities, the R.O.T. C., 3B DIVISION-3506 Teacher: Miss Heaghey Courier Rep.: Baran TOP ROW-Zalalis, Bell, Skinner, Radtke, Petrone. FIFTH ROXV-T0rn- quist, Abel, McClintock, Vanderwarf. FOURTH ROW-Callegari, Roberts, Booth, Urban. THIRD ROW-Burs- meister, B. Booth, Lupien, Van Dyke, Varholy. SECOND ROW-Chiappori, Baran, Wagner, Wienches, Matthys, Orel. FIRST ROW-Ganz, Beck, Fish, Frank, Cole. 3B DIVISION-6506 Teacher: Miss Henicksman Courier Rep.: Jacobson TOP ROW- J e n s e n , Schaaphok, Schwarz, McDonald, Maj ury, Frederick. FIFTH ROW-Podbielski, Kaposta, Verhacre, Peach. FOURTH ROW- Hagen, Szlaga, Erickson, Jacobson. THIRD ROW-Eclgren, Borden, Smog, Hanson. SECOND ROW-Garetto, Christensen, Burgwald, Wickstrom., Pettigrew. F I R S T ROW-Johnson, Jacobson, Sloan, Hornaday. 3B DIVISION-2506 Teacher: Dr. De Alarid Courier Rep.: Kramer TOP ROYV-Leschinsky, Douglas, Kint- zele, Wyma, Barish, Anderson. FIFTH ROW-Weis, Stanley, Sidler. FOURTH ROW-Storaka, Dagostina, Cyricos, Fraatz. THIRD ROW: Beisboer, Miti- tlicro, Novak, Merlo, Sobczyk. SEC- OND ROW-Gllidotti, Kramer, Mr. De Alarid, Scaletta, Bartoli. FIRST ROW-Arvia, Johnson, Zullo, Ciaretta. 3B DIVISION-5507 Teacher: Mrs. Miller Courier Rep.: Weber TOP ROW-Glim, Lewkovich, Vander Ploeg, Sheldon, Peterson, Magnusen. FIFTH ROW-Bennett, Schneider, Bi- olchin, Veenstra, Van Street. FOURTH ROW-Modestow, Weber, Hibma, Dilis, Berg. THIRD ROW-Envich, Delves, Fredriksen, Pelz, Vander Ploeg. SEC- OND ROW-Schrotb, Morrie, Peters, Van Swol, Boomker. FIRST ROW- Smith, Brza, Mrs. Miller, Dannenhold, Powers. social functions, and many clubs. They're the ones put on the various committees, where reliable people are needed to organize the Work, although they are socially minded, theyire no Hdubsw at their studies either. They go their carefree ways, making friends, preparing for the future, taking it all in their stride, and it makes us happy to know that there will always be a Junior Class. Georgia Niemeyer, 4A 3B DIVISION-1506 Teacher: Mr. Lange Courier Rep.: Redman TOP ROW-Anclerson, Johnson, Rei- mann, Marchese, Carlson, Hottnan. FIFTH ROW-Jensen, Vlasis, Vlaming, Ehrmann, Becker. FOURTH ROW- Isherwood, Grolmke, Neidhardt, I-Iolst, Orum, Nelson. THIRD ROW-Carlson, Ludwicz, Larson, Hansen, Redman. SECOND ROW-Hatfield, Innes, Poci- echa, Keele, Postma, Beenes, Swanson. FIRST ROW-Ferris, Majewski, Dun- can, Deckert, Chiarello. 3B DIVISION-4507 Teacher: Miss McCabe Courier Rep.: Novella TOP ROW-Jacobson, Paulsen, Tos- cano, Helquist, Valenti, Czibinskas. FIFTH ROVV-Hutchinson, De Young, Bonotto, Hudson, Nicoli. FOURTH ROW-Larsen, Naver, VanderMeer, Evans, Cullin, Jocius. THIRD ROW- Kazanlzas, Secondino, Marshall, Nelson, Dacus, St.Hilaire. SECOND ROW- Anderson, Novella, Klyn, Kane, Schroe- ter, Sharpe. FIRST ROW-Jensen, Ol- son, Lancki, Moomey, Bellas. O25

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TRUE FRIENDSHIP I have a pal who is kind and true, He sees me throuffh when I am sad and blue, D He is a fellow whom I'll always see A better pal could not have come to me. If for some reason we have to part, His name will always be in 1ny heart. Quill and Scroll Contest Erik I-Ijulin, 3A Hon. Ment.-Sr. Poetry MYSELF FOR COMPANY HOW I USE MY LEISURE TIME My leisure time is used, as many people would say, in an odd occupation for a boy. This odd occupation, I have mentioned, is cooking and baking. I seem to get much de- light in cooking. It gives me a grand and glorious feeling when one of my meals, cakes, or candies is praised and said to be of good quality. I suppose many will think L'That fellow's a sissywg well, maybe I am, but don't forget that many of the greatest chefs, bakers and candy makers in the world are men. I like my leisure time activity, for it is a subject that tends to better one's mind rather than destroy it by associating with the common, street corner hoodlum. Myself and I are great companions. Qur thoughts, tastes, and ideas are often times parallel. Wheli our thoughts do clash, I retreat gracefully without a back- ward thought on his plight, he will follow later. Various poets and philosophers have said that a man alone is a sorry sight. If he wishes to be alone, I see no reason why he isn't well off. David Grayson and Thoreau were companions with their own Myselfs. So am I. Of course I would not always like to be alone, that would be unfair to Myself. We both enjoy good swing tunes and light classics, nothing heavy, it disturbs our mental digestion. Everybody has a Myself. Contrary to being a single minded person, they are a dual personality. No, a con- science isn't Myself. A conscience distinguishes between right and wrong, and there isn't any right or wrong in a golden summer's dawn, a snow blanketed field, or a lazy creek mulling its way between gray-green banks. So we discount the only Corgon on the horizon and leave Myself to be me, a human with all my qualities. Quill and Scroll Contest Kenneth Engstrom, 3A Ist Place, Sr. Essay CAMPFIRE GLOW With the end of the clay ,round your campfire bright, Have you ever noticed sweet smells in the night? Has it ever occurred that the dancing flames Seem to light all God's trees, which a blue sky frames? When you come to the end of a perfect day, Do the crackling flames seem to nod your way? Do they reach right out as to snatch your thoughts In the deep blue night only Cod has wrought? With the end of the day 'round my campfire bright I know I have seen the crick-crackling flames And they've taught me a new life with 1nucl1 better aims. Quill and Scroll Contest Charles Peterson, 3A Hon. Men., Sr. Exposition MY PAL This isn't a riddle, A joke or a pun, But a short dedication For sweet, simple fun. Her eyes are green, Her hair is light, Sheis five feet two When it comes to height. When it comes to color, She picks on blue- For Christmas, Easter, And Summer, tool First her hair's page boy, Then it7s a bob. Once she even wore it On top of her knob. When it comes to slippers, Who could ask for more? She's got sandals, wedges, And snow boots galore. Sheis made me a promise- A bold one, Pd say- I'm to be maid of honor On her wedding day. And now, my dear girl friend, 1711 bid you adieu, I've expressed 1ny feelings In this dedication to you. If she's not too angry, At what Pve just done The girl is V. Caglis Of 2501. Quill and Scroll Contest 2nd Place-Sr. Poetry Adella Shereivis, 4A CAMPFIRE GLOW In the thickness of the forest As the sun sets in the west, Comes a deep and soothing silence As the campfire bur The lumberjacks sit And softly sing thei ns its best. 'round it r song Which expresses their emotions And breaks down their feelings strong. When the singing has been finished And the men are all The campfire sheds asleep, a mellow light, Into the forest deep. Quill and Scroll Contest Quill and 'Scroll Contest Gloria Cellos, 2A Harold Magm-155111 2A Ist Place, Jr. Poetry 2nd Place, Jr. Poetry 260 I'