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

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AW 119. 1 .. 3 canola 0 fame rang a ouf :Secref 6Ll'l'l lll0lfl:f 7 fl ClUQ 7 MISS EDITH KAY graduate of the Umversuty of Chicago has been teachrng at Fenger for twenty years Just as planmng to take a trap to Europe thus summer Preparatron of the dally bulletln has been only one of her many dutles besides heading our Clerical department teachlng her regular classes and mumeographmg tests and other papers for the school MRS HELEN MCCLIVE a favorite member of our English department has taught at Fenger for approximately ten years She IS a graduate of the Unlverslty of Chlcago and holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree Mrs McCIlve enloys gardening and loves travelmg and after her vacatlon In Europe thus summer she wlll dlvlde her time between Florida and Chlcago MR WILLIAM MUSICK art teacher for thirty three years at Fenger reached hrs secret ambltlon that of retlrlng He has received his educatuon ln numerous schools u earned hrs master s degree In Department of Fme Arts at the Umverslty of Illunols Many of has water colors have been displayed In museums here and abroad and It was under hrs derectton that the murals In our lunchroom were palnted by the Art Malor classes Mr Muslck IS now rn Tucson Arlzona where he wnll contlnue to paint and work on hus other hobbles of maglc and collectrng old cameras MISS MARY O SULLIVAN who IS from a famlly of flve gurls all of whom are teachersl has been a member of Fenger s faculty for the past twenty flve years She teachs typing shorthand and transcript as well as bemg supervusor of the hall guard Although she enloys travel her favorite hobby IS muslc Mlss O Sullivan IS a graduate of St Mary s of the Woods In Indiana CLHC! if 17 ,,-4 ini ' if xx I .. t 'cf fit' I A A ! ' ' A T 5 e 1 F CC 77 0 ii' A O C I 5 W , 4 ie X ls: f-'If her friend fMrs. McCIivel, she loves to travel and is s 1 I J b T ' c

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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?

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olglll CA P00111 LOIS BRIDENBAUGH Each morning, students' thoughts are wandering a thousand miles away while physically they are sprawled over a lunch table in study 401. Meanwhile, tempting aromas come stealing in from the kitchen. The mouthwatering fragrances-can they be pheasant under glass? Filet ot sole? Crepes Suzette? A f Wail1fenance STANLEY SWANSON Keeping Fenger in good working condition is a job which requires four assistant engineers, tour firemen, eighteen janitors, and tive ianitresses, all under the supervision of Mr. Stanley Swanson. With their assistance, our large school is always run etticiently. W7ClfI'0I1 ANN SMITH Mrs. Ann Smith, the matron, can be found daily in 226, taking care of ill or injured Fenger students. It the occasion has ever arisen that you required aid in 226, you know that Mrs. Smith is not only patient and kind, but is always willing to lend a helping hand. J '