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

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- 1 Ill' Oli' rary ,ggaff II Where can I find a book on Hypnotism? This is a familiar sound to the capable librarians at Fenger. These women direct hundreds of students to the source of information they need and also supervise the assistants that work in the library every period. Here at Fenger, we have one ofthe largest school libraries and a new audio-visual room tor class or individual work with slides and tilmstrips. ROW I-BMW Georgf-g Ew- lyn Jolinscrg Alai: Jones Not Pictured-Haw'-I Dm- 9 l'l'.f0II II l' Oh, myf The library doesn't have Fah1an's autobiography! School would stop running without those tive energetic clerks in our main oftice These women are always busy assisting our principal, caring tor school funds and records, getting substitute teachers, and making transcripts for The bookwmms have eU,e,, ,mes in on future college students. The gracious courtesy they show to all visitors 'he book CO e'Sr helps sustain Fenger's pleasant atmosphere. .Vlay we help you? ROW I-Roscuia Bee-gm, Elem G, Camplyf-I' ROW 2 - Mao LOFUQ. Mrl :lg wOg,I 0' Ann Q Qtr C? is

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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 '

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,ML IQIGZGUJ. . . NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS-Connie Fay, Harry Adier, and George Duncan CHICAGO CIVIC ASSEMBLY AWARD-Marcia Sack and Larry Stephens me foffhufing gelzger Jfuvlenfj, Jome of fha many who have zliJfingui.1Aecl fhenzjenfai fLrougAouf fAv ,auf year in afariouj hvfli of afffuffy. Candidates for the Daily News Youth Achievement Award--Lois Horsky, Kaien Johnson. leanne Sample, Connie Fay Kwon the awardl, Phil Thullen, Ruth Van Witzenburq, Randy Spitzer, Dawn Larson, Rich Morten- son, and lim lobe. Wai AMERICAN LEGION-Jeffrey Christensen and Rich Mortenson. , ARION MUSIC AWARD-Dorothy Johnson, Donna Loess, Jane Bergstrom, and Sharon Shremer. BAUSH AND LOMB-Molly Johnson and Jeanne Sample. CHICAGO TRIBUNE RECOGNITION-Ronald Sfaehhn and Jim Jobe. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD-Gerald De Young and Gerald Chocholek. GRAPHIC ARTS-James Voves. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION-Donna Loess. RENNSELAIR-Connie Fay. 20 mfs, FISHER BODY AWARD-Jim Miller. T959-T960 NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD-Margo Koiom, KROGER SCHOLARSHIP-Frank Moody, OUTSTANDING D. E. STUDENT AWARD-Peter Jacobs. TEEN AGE SAFE DRIVING ROAD-E-O-Wayne Bondora. ORAL SPANISH COMPETITION-Pr'scilIa Anderson. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY ESSAY CONTEST-Karen Johnson.