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

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MILDRED TAYLOR Assistant Principal The year of '58 has been one of achievement and satisfaction for most of you, I am sure. JOHN I. KEHOE Assistant Principal Most of you have gained much from your program of studies, some have achieved outstanding performances on scholarship tests, some have merited recognition in music, in dramatics, in art, in ROTC, and in athletics. Many of you have taken advantage of the leadership and character training and the general enrichment offered by extracurricular activities. The COURIER provides you with an excellent pictorial survey of this past high school year. May each of you achieve new goals in the years to come. My best wishes to you, graduates of '59, for success and happiness as you embark on next year's program. Working with you has been a challenge and a privilege. Sincerely, Mildred Taylor Assistant Principal Education is by no means limited to preparing for life because even though many of our educational activities do strive to prepare us for more effective later life, countless others of these activities do lead us to pursue a better and more useful life today. Try to find time each day to gain some new ideas and knowledge, to learn some new skill or to add perfection to some old skill, to practice better ways of doing and finer ways of thinking and acting, to train yourself to select what is good and wholesome, and above all, try to find the desire and the ability to use these things now to improve yourself and the place ln which you find yourself. Remember always: life is long but we live it just a minute at a time John I. Kehoe Assistant Principal

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