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

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,il GREAT LAKES SCENES hite clouds drift across the blue of the sky while images of gracefully swaying trees along the edges of the huge connecting lakes are reflected in the even deeper blues of the water. Here among the trees nestle picturesque Indian villages. Nothing disturbs the solitude of the forests but the soft murmur of the water. 11 The scene changes . . . Sprawling factories belch forth smoke and steam: ore freighters sunk low in the water carry their loads to feed these factories: bustling cities teem with millions of hurrying people. All is confusion, speed, and growth. 11 By photography and by literature, we have attempted to show in our book not only the natural beauty and scenic wonders, but also the industrial scenes that are found in the Great Lakes region. ESTELLE ZANDER, ALEX ERVANIAN. HENRY VON MEETEREN, ' Co-Editors-in-Chief l4l . l

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L MR. BOYD SPEAKS n America, and in America alone, young men and women have the strength, the health, the relative safety, and the educational opportunity which may fit them for leadership in an age where a World is in the making. If ever in human history Opportunity called to any people to bear the torch of civilization, it calls today to the people of the United States, particularly to the young men and women of our schools. if To you Fengerites, it is incumbent that you maintain the humane spirit, that you grow in sym- pathy, understanding, humility, courage, and in devotion to the public good. Yours is a generation that has a greater challenge to face than any that has .LM 6,74 ever preceded it. BE Ready.