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

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MARY D. L'ORANGE ROSELLA BEEGAN SARAH SCHMID ELEANOR CAMPBELL Adidfanf princqaa Do you hear that hearty laugh echoing through the halls? That is our assistant principal, Mr. Iohn I. Kehoe. Mr. Kehoe is the big, friendly man with that mischievous look in his eyes, always ready to laugh at the tragedies ot everyday life. Mr. Kehoe has the difficult task of making up the class programs each semester, as our students well know. Therefore, each semester he is busy talk- ing to students, teachers, and counselors, trying to fit classes, studies and activities for three thousand people into nine peri- ods a day. We are proud of the job you're doing, Mr. Kehoe. IOHN I. KEHOE

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IOHN E. SENEY MR. SENEY'S ADVISORY coUNc1L i ' XX ur iqfincqaa Have you ever noticed a quiet-looking, unassuming man Walking through the halls not saying much, but stopping occasionally to smile and nod to a passing teacher or a group of students? That man who likes the simple things in lite is our principal, lohn E. Seney. Mr. Seney has been at Fenger for about three years and during that time he has tried to bring the faculty and student body closer together. The pro- duction, Kicks and Kapersn staged by the faculty, which we all remember, is a perfect example ot his aim. This aim for better relations and a friendlier atmosphere is not his only one. Mr. Seney has always strived to make Fenger stand out scholastically as well as in athletics. He has always tried through his warm interest and cooperation to prepare Fenger students today, tor their achievements tomorrow. Although he may not realize it, the graduates and the remaining stu! dents appreciate all that Mr. Seney has ever done tor them.

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