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

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hen one enters the Museum of Science and lndustry he has an unexplainable feeling of awe--a feeling of humility at be- ing a part of a great and powerful World--for before his eyes unfolds the story of man's progress in science and in industry. In much the same way, We, of the Iune 1947 Courier Staff, representative of the Senior Class and of Fenger itself are experiencing this feeling of humility and awe, now, as We prepare to step out into the World. if PP lust as the very primitive peoples accepted their daily search for food, their crude tools and implements as a means of living, We have accepted the pattern of a scientific

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GEORGE F DASHER e, THE COURIER STAFF, in behalf of the Iune 1947 graduation class proudly dedicate our book to Mr. Dasher, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Lange who had chosen the field of science and industry as their life work in the education and inspiration ot high school youth. BETTY IANE TUECH. Co-Editor-in-Chief LELAND R. THOMPSON EMIL C. BENNETT jriencii of flze loadfg memoriegi forever

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and industrial vvay oi. life Without question. Yet, when one deeply thinks about his way of life, he realizes what the forces behind it have done , orcan do, and is overcome by awe. It was after we had thought of this, that we chose Science and Industry as our theme. vw ww We have filled our .book with pictures of laboratories and shops, cartoons, class interviews, and themes in the Literary Con- test concerning this subject. vw ww Turn, now, and look at the Iune 1947 Courier, We of the Staff sincerely hope you will enjoy it to the fullest. GEORGE WISE 4A Ccrflditoz-in-Chief