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

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Olfllli 'ILPFLOI1 9 While we two Branch Editors were snooping about, we collected some inter- esting information. Paying special attention to what the well-fed Mt. Vernonites eat for breakfast, we conducted a two-man poll with the following results. Bacon and Eggs led by a very wide margin supported by R. Grotts, B. Hofbauer, H. Silmnus. B.Cranson, L. Dudzik, P. Cunico. U. Alban, B. Hoekstra, R. Bowman, B. Victoria, S. Kuchins, A. Hiedekrueger, I. Pajse, and H. Henry. Cereal ran second backed up by I. Noteboom, M. Ogren, A. Volpe, M. Reed, Kucera and A. Miller. Orange and Grapefruit Iuice came in third, a favorite of P. Mcllwraith, L. Panozzo, I. Tullia, P. Wilson, S. Thompson, Stromberg. A. Taylor and A. Billot. The old standbys-Toast, Coffee, and Milk-rated a speedy fourth with R. Powers, R. Sorgane, I. Bailie, F. Volek,

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Tv-Y 301-2 Teacher: MISS VERHOEVEN Courier Rep.: AHLENE VOLT Top Row: Wildon. Worley. Ste- panian. Volt. Wahlqren, itzky. Wilson. Vanderbye. Williamson. Gregga. 2nd Row: Kisy, Van- der Kooi, Stomg. Weibel, Tap- pett. Toczylows i. Tansey. r- bon. Bottom Row: Zuegel, Young. Vanden. Handel, ig- erick. White. Votolina. Schaaf. Ydreo. Woodward. 303-1 Teacher: MR. IARIS Courier Rep.: NANCY SANDERS Top Row: Taylor. Vandermyde, Peuvion. Richards, Stromberg. Scalet. Somerville. Youngbloom, Wiherq. Wilmot. Rowland. Van- dermgle. Nagela. Bose. Iansen. Znd ow: Manzardo, Missag- gia. Tullia, Owen. Moore. chlueter. Powers, McNauqhton. Scaletta. Walling. Volek. Zubik. Westberq. Sanchez. Bottom Row: Waqenar. Selden. Theleen. Smith Swanson Sax ani. Tes-. . . g low. Sanders, Iacob. 304-I Teacher: MRS. MCCULLAGH Courier Hep. :PHYLLIS IOHNSON Top Row: Nelson, Peterson, Peise. Ienrich, Meredith. Lovino, Wollenherq, LaLond, Little. Hog- berq. Lynd. Iohnson. Aiello. King. Johnson. Znd Row: Quiroz, Pruitt. Nardoni. Peterson, Ku- kula, lobe. Kendall. Levri, Lar- son. Loranqer. Bottom Row: Misunas, Lavarda. McMaster. Mitchell. Beishuizen, Pally. Bradley. Donovan. Crane. Olflfli MPHOH C. Vandermyde. I. Spletzer, I. Ioynt. F. Es- posito. B. Bosco. R. Jacobs and I. Bresnyan. Galloping into fifth we found Food in General, i.e., anything in the house. vouched for by the local jokers like W. leaves, P. Remegi, W. Burke, L. Cook, R. Bobbie, L. Fontana, L. Comstock, R. Darling and M. Garcznski. There were A, msd'