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

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I Drama Sponsor: MISS PENN Top Row: Nesci. Scaramella Pearson, Phillips, Steller, Gil breth. Freeman, Noble. Mitch ner arm, ar er. adel. p pet, Haberichter, Makiel. Sie rinqton. Phillips. Gilbreth Simon, Pomp. Kozak, Manthey Lucas, Boharski. Boharski. keep up to date as to the latest records by listening to Record Reveille. S. Dawn, E.'Arvay and I. Chenoweth prefer the old favorites sung by Mac and Bob. . The cheerfulness and style of Two-Ton Baker make him the favorite of R. Iohnson, L. Leachman, C. Cook, S. Bentego, D. Guffey, R. Manno. W. Walker and F. Phil- lips, while Happy Hank ranks high with D. Hayes. D. Alarid, F. Lucas, C. Baum- gartner, P. Day, L. Botts, H. Suggo. A. Pawell and I. Iames. The day is started right for M. King. B. Scholz, E. Brown, -I. Barnett, I. Hamil- ton, C. Lawrence. E. Scarametta, C. Walsh. M. Bontemps, P. Suggs, E. Chapman and N. Mass by listening to any kind of music played by the popular bands. The friendliness and home-like atmos- Service - I Sponsor: MR. SANDERS sag, Burton, Molnar. Barr. Free Barz. Service - 2 Sponsor: MR. SANDERS ell. Scholz. Kinq. Patek. San: -ford. 2nd Row: Manno. Pesic. Holmes, Thompson. Baum art- . F ' P k F Q50 - mon. Takacs. Bottom Row: Har: To Row: Pomp, Musacchio, Ko- man. Gilhreth. Williams. Gris- kenas, Ehrlich. 2nd Row: Scholz. Nesci, Scaramella, Kin , Iohn- son. Phillips, Hayes. Sanford. Bottom Row: Novotny. Lincke. Simo . B h B P . n us. arnett, ayne Harrington, Manthey, Philips, Top Row: Noble. Gilbreth. Rkai. Away. Thompson, Baumqart- ner. arin. Parker. Chenoweth. Kamicar, Huelot. 2nd Row: Manno. Kohl. Pesie, Holmes. Marvel, Fuller, Sanderson. Bot- tom Row: Guifey. Sorokog, Tak- as. Soppet. Haberichtos. Fadel. Sammis, Siemon, Mitchell. phere of the new Listen to Cliff program is why it is tops with I. Anderson, B. Grager and S. Fravis. The Breakfast C1ub has long been a favorite of many people. R. Pietsch, C. Smith. S. Toth, I. Mapp, W. Rogers. L. Kozak, R. Farin and B. Lawrence are just a few of these. Some Burnsiders are interested in world events and what is going on around them, so L. Greb, L. Farkas, B. Braz, I. Hamicor and G. Adinamis tune in on the news every morning. By the time they drag themselves out of bed, dress, eat a delicious breakfast. and listen to their favorite program, the students of Bumside have to rush to start another wonderful day at school. HELEN HORNING. 4A LORRAINE DeMAIO. 4B Branch Editors ' Page 21

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Top Row: Yonker, Rudoiski, Xu- lig, Piazzo, Kiss. Zagotta. Han- sen, Laederach, Spevak, Cram- er. Vitale, Benes. 2nd Row: Rosen, Reich. Nomes. Kuhn, DeMaio, Rowley, Candlin, Wil- lette, Musick. Pridiian, Kiss, Sibbert. Bottom Row: Hoffman. P e d i q o. Wilson, VanderMey. Hoekstrcx, Apgar. Palmer, Bau- er. Mullen. Courier Rep.: FRANK KNOLL Top How: Ebbens, Brown, Dill- man, Coles. Salomon. Johnson. Anderson. Goerres, Staat, law- or. Poltella. 2nd Row: Lorek. ' Bonqiovanni, Martello. Davis. Seriq. Brazzale, Ezop. Bottom Row: Castman, Wizazmen. Fra- zee. Petrie, Dombrowski. De- Groot, Knoll, Cohs, Stella. 'I 1 3- 'I Teacher: MISS BLACHLY Courier Rep.: JOAN KUHN 22 I -1 Teacher: MR. GARLICK EARLY BIRDS GET CRACK AT Elb.,l.l.CA l:IFON' 0 Here I was, walking downhme halls. when a group of freshmen hehind me started talking about the vefifttliing that was my assignment for the Courier. It seems that there was an argument on what would be the best way to spend a A . ,ev ,ly , 4' - ' -X Perfect Day. Bet-ty Anderson. Madalene -Brazzale, Vernon Cohs, IacklColtella and Lillian I awor think the Indiana State Dunes would be an ideal place to go. Dorothy Ashe, Carole Brown, George Coles, Ken- 5. neth Dillman, Glenn Frazee and Rosemarie ,r .ral ex ix