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

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CHICAGO TEACHERS COLLEGE ROW 1-Jacqueline Piazza, Iean Groundwater, Erdian Falsey, Carol Nelson, Elaine Messal, Arlene Opyt. ROW 2-Yvonne VVilliame, Marge Rowley, Shirley Overheidt, Marlene Pearson, Joanne Colbert. ROW 3-Joyce Booker, Frank Thompson, Barbara Kranc. KNOX Thomas Easton, Frank Konopasek, Judy Glea- son, Linda Pearson, Judith Boeringa, Cynthia Edelman, George Matthes. ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ROW 1-Earl loss, Edward Messal, John LaPlante, Norman Roth, Glenn Erickson. ROW 2- Norman Wehling, Leo Zayauskas, Robert Strance. FENGER AT CIPLLEGE Many of our Town's former citizens are now attending college to further their education. Before making their choice of college, each had carefully weighed the advantages and disadvantages of many colleges. They have taken ii . - . . . . . . I Y S into consideration such questions as location, tuition, and quality of courses. ,gig X X Some of these citizens were able to attend the college of their choice because they received a scholarship through F ENGERTOWN,S effective X H I scholarship program. A '1'1'1'r A ' ellll 28

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W Wmmww WMWMMVW BLACKBURN ROW 1-Bruce Darling, Chau'- lotte Morrison, ROWV 2-Ronald Langncr, Tom Lewis, Spencer Nlaxcy, Richard VVQIH. 5 5 I' ILLINOIS STATE NORMAL Dinah Dreyer, Elaine Gerhardi, joan Harmer, Sue Carter, jo Rieces, Louise Corrado, Chuck Solberg.

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UBURBA ECTIO X v As a city grows, small towns crop up around its limits, and - X xi: ?,,,,,n- FENGERTOWN is no exception. Curtis is our suburb X' 6 and many of our Freshmen spend their first year of K ff high school there, before coming to the big city 29