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

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ROZELLA BEECAN ELEANOR CAMPBELL MARY L'ORANGE MILDRED SMITH ANNA STACY OFFICE PERSONNEL In a town as large as F enger, there are many tasks which must be done to keep it running well. Such important jobs as writing numerous reports, receiving calls from absent teachers, calling for substitutes, handling CTA passes, and keeping track of permanent records are only a few of the duties performed by our competent office personnel. Their work, though unnoticed by many, contributes largely to the efficiency in which F ENGERTOWN is run. LUNCHRO0M The Food Administration Bureau is a very important group of women in any town. Their job is to prepare and distribute the food in the restaurants and cafeterias in FENCERTOWN. The Lunchroom, a favorite eating place of teachers and students, is operated by Mrs. Bridenbaugh with the help of twenty employees skilled in the culinary arts. The Lunchroom', is well-known throughout the town for its pleasant atmosphere, friendly service, and splendid homemade food. We dial it!! We finally fed 3,000 students on five loaves of bread! berries to garnish our salads. LOIS BRIDENBAUGH Lunchroom Manager Mr. Hollister, we do not use holly- 20 f , . f, 4.l .-an

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Riconnin i or DEEDS 6 The FENGERTOWN Library Staff is responsible for securing books to suit the curriculum of all the departments of the school as well as the recreational and technological books that the teachers and students desire. The Staff gives instructions to all new students on using the card catalog, reference books, readers, guide, pamphlets, and Hlmstrips. They also prepare interesting library exhibits for the display cases and other parts of the building. In addition, they train approximately seventy-five students a semester to work as assistant librarians. Miss Vogenthaller shows a hungry assistant her favorite recipe for choco late marshmallow nut cake. pamphlet? julie reminds Karen that iv comes before h, According to our records, all male Fengerites, tall, clark, and handsome have been accounted for. lk Y +. f L 2 V Zi 5 gig. AL K SS za QN ZS N gs: mm Sm NE rw Q5- sro 2.3 -. es. 5-2 Q Q-R cn EE gd! TSS. ca 'QQ .ff-If W5 . F ' 1 4 E X -I

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P x ff' We .. ,Z - M xi 526, of if, f-1 . s -7 i,51f1if.f3 SSWfi,W9 gm'1 5 ' l 1 up V 53? Who put the overalls in Mrs. Murphyis chow- ANNA SMITH de1P?P Matron MATRON Anna Smith, the school matron and nurse, can be found in room 226, ready to take care of any of F ENCERTOWN'S citizens who might become ill. As in any town, a nurse or doctor is very important, so we feel very lucky to have Mrs. Smith as part of our population. MAINTENANCE .is'::'2i.'11'1:.5'.:ae,.rs .'1::..'nazi a . Each town has, beneath its hustle and bustle, a small but very competent group of men and women who perform important jobs that are essential to the town's proper working order. Their main jobs are to keep the town well-heated during the winter months, properly lighted, and carefully repaired and cleaned. These people in F ENGERTOWN are under the supervision of Mr. Stanley Swanson, Engineer-Custodian. This staff includes four assistant engineers, four firemen, eighteen janitors, and live janitresses. 21