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

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COMNHSSIONERS GEORGE SCHROCK Physics, Algebra, Chemistry GEORGE SCHROEDER Essential Math, Algebra, Geometry GISELA SCHUBERT German. Sponsor: German Club ESTELLE SETZER Latin. Sponsor: Latin Club CLAUDE SMITTER Commercial Law, Bookkeeping. Sponsor: C OURIER STAFF, Scholarships LYLE STARCEVIC English, Chairman of Department. Sponsor: Creative Writing Club ERNEST STILLER Latin, German. Sponsor: Latin Club DOROTHY THARP Physical Education. Sponsor: W'ater Ballet if? I l X . 1 4 I' H Q il fx! , 1 X - Q. gh , WV EDWARD TIERNEY Physics DOROTHY TOWNE Biology JOHN TRIBBIA Commercial Law, Sales, Economics ELVA WALL English. Sponsor: 3A Class NETTIE WALL Distributive Education, Salesrnanship, Economics. Sponsor: Cheerleaders FRANCIS WARREN English ARTHUR WELLER United States History, Civics DONATTA YATES Civics. Sponsor: Student Council JOHN ZINNGRABE Architectural Drawing, Mechanical Drawing, Chairman of Department. Sponsor: 2A Class, Fenger Advertisers BETTY GEORGE Head Librarian. Sponsor: Library Club HAZEL DANIELS Librarian EVELYN JOHNSON Librarian ALICE JONES Head Librarian. Sponsor: Library Club MARY LYONS Librarian ELIZABETH VOGENTHALER Head Librarian. Sponsor: Library Club I4 LIBRARY STAFF

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MR. EDWARD TIERNEY A +A fs 1 Via N v My J, xfgikg . ,. A 2 f A xt rhf. . sa , -'a ,ra ,fx N53 1 'gi . 5 .l VQQQ.-i -. 5412. ,J .w .Q 4. 1 : , 1 ,. 4 Mig: ', I 133, A' 2' wifi 'N H fgklglggl H ., if? if ,t AH X 6 .1-'tn , fx Q54 Saw.: 'g iifhmfl' 4. kt' ,,. ,W .Mas W5 . :rg i ng ' K if n 1Hv..'1' 2 74 ., '. t . .,,f,,, A J A ifffiufl Di xibiyllxz i 'ifaltfilllsi' lags!! - , W, '!' j 3? 5' if in fi-Q s 1955, fi :'.' 15:-a ,msg I C 'ffl ml? ' R ,, B H ' .' K ' kill: if , ttf .. - 9 - ,Y if it ' ' MR. GRAYDON MUMFORD 111- , 1 .iff '- V x ilw Q fl if , 2 x U ku 1 Yin -1 1 ,PLN ' l V, x gf , 2- HSV. . 'si- n '- 'm 1 3 ',2'ff. 1- -' -A , ,tx ,. .. , ,- ,wv-.JQ Ziff' ' Z .Limp 'tj V 'Q X W- ' v ' 4 if-at lliilu . g qff i V, H 1,-,L ,ss-Q, ' xlyvigg 'rf Lu a. .fargli ',itl:l --.- IQ, i t if f alll, E A 51 A l xx . -Jig we t S' I M fic 'Y I rx r V fa' 5 ' Y -f..k1.' THO E H0 HAVE ERVED Xi.. w. my ' P ,1,, Q6 QL. lg LJHQD xx- , lf' Mr. Mumford, one of our most popular math teachers, came to Fenger in 1934 from Austin High. Possessing a rich teaching background, he received his BA degree from Allegheny College in Pennsylvania, and then an MA from the University of Chicago. Besides having taught math, Mr. Mumford served as Boys, Counsellor, Class Rank Sponsor, and Chairman of the Math Dept. Indeed, he has been a very loyal and conscientious teacher. His hobbies, painting and astronomy, will undoubtedly take up most of his time in retirement. Thus, Mr. Mumford, both faculty and students wish you the best of health and happiness in future years and hope you will look back at your years at Fenger with both a sense of pride and fulfillment. 'I6