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

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,911 CAl.5ll'l.ll! .xdrfss ROW I-Joseph Corsi- ROW 2-Moses Laiclsme-K Jem Z.i'rgralJP, Budding Frank Lloyd Wnghts. ROW 3-Jan1esJurka,Franlc Murray. ROW 4-Leslie J O'Mara, George Pollyea. ln addition to Fenger's business and college prep courses, we have an excellent shop course available to all interested male students. The Shop Department, under the capable direction of Mr. Zinngrabe, otters such courses Can you -pull -,.!.J.-e.,..t!' l1mCHlCIIlC1F2lSm7 7 - A017 .ffl-f.s as Industrial Arts, Print Shop, Electric Shop and Auto Shop. In addition to Minor Drawing, Architectural and Mechanical Drawing are also available as majors. These important courses at Fenger otter our boys a well-rounded technical education.

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f r yjifll I grhfu firm '-'Y if . ,f if .bf ' 2? athletic department under the direction ot Mr. Rittschoft and Mrs. Lange. David Baraer Harry Dixon Leo Hennessy Gertrude laiiqw gi g Paul lilek Helen Mathews Etlie N els:-n Fred Rittschot Evelyn Rupprecltt ...M pg, 1 b cb f fp. .Uqfv ler, William Woodrow ' N j Straight ties, shiny buttons, pants H O. 1 . The ROTC, which is under the sponsorship of the United States Army, teaches all cadets to work together as a team and to obey orders quickly and without hesitation. Sgt. Ca1eman,Sqt. Edward Tobin ' -+3JJ ' our ll! 4 .QV . 1 T S - -. Do you otten wonder why Fenger students look so alert and feel so energetic? This characteristic is a result ot the vigorous training we receive in our physical education classes. Extra weight from too much pizza and coke is taken oft - muscles tuned up and waist lines reduced. There are also days we when we try our skills at team games, such as volleyball and basketball. All ot these activities are supervised by our fine 5-, Dorothy Tharp I ,Alva Cx! r , fy f. 'X-VL' i , si ,fcvvlfg my I en points oft for dirty qym shoes! A4 U tf , , L t.ff, lb lil-,l,L,4,4f ,J lk Ji ,jxwb r f Nolxncrunen-Msfgsler kr?-wr pressed, and shoes polished. 'sf' l' -n

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. , 4 ' 143 am! 126 No! No! Not again! Anywhere but there. PLEASE! So come the pleading cries ot all steady patrons ot rooms 143 and 126. These rooms provide sufficient terror to turn many would-be criminals from their paths ot wrong. Each period, a combined staff of seven to nine tries to accomplish its never ending tasks. The description of discipline, counselling, and attendance holds a much deeper meaning for all good Fengerites. Mariorie Mooney Estelle Murphy Samuel Katz 9 1 N Oh no! Not you again. l9f'f'ifl 5 ca CA pr-5 You say she's home with the measles? A likely story! As the sixteen-year-old launches out in search of his first job, the best place for him to go is Mrs. Fristoe's office where not only he, but the many in search of scholarships and college applications are taken care ot. Another asset to the school is the Adjustment Office, where Miss Landers and Mrs. Runyan help the students by administering the exams which face us all during our high school career. Mrs. Runyan and Miss Landers check to see why a student is not working up to his potential. Elizabeth Fristce Helen l.ande's Myrtle Runyan Not Pictured- Lucy Periola' if fl ,P rg bl?