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

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Nurse: OU When we were very little, perhaps still toddling in rompers, there was hardly any- thing we held closer or more dear to us than our Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes. Even before we could read we treasured them. They became almost a part of us. Once read to us, our young minds received such a lasting impression of them that often today bits of them come back to us as though it were an echo in our memories. Whenever we read one, now that we have grown older, it makes us go back in sweet reminiscence to our childhood. In keeping with this swift world of ours, however, a different Mother Goose has been created-a modern one. But this altered version only deepens in our hearts still more the love for those old nursery rhymes. Our hopes and desires we feel could hardly be expressed in a better way than through nursery rhymes, so we have chosen them for our theme. ,lust as Mother Goose was so proud of all her children, so is Fengerg just as ,lack and Jill struggled to reach the top of the hill, so do our Seniors strive to reach their goalg and just as Old King Cole received service from his fiddlers, so is Fenger the recipient of much valued service from her students. - Little seemed dearer to us as children than nursery rhymesg thus, too, the Courier stands out to us during our high school years. By combining our two loves we hope to bring back to you the sweetest days of your life. . Mildred Honeywell, 4A Paul J. Sander, 4A Co-Editors

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