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

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far, i ,-'t ff' We if Y The world ot the future as seen by Mr.'s Tate, Pintelc, Lock- wood, Hoey, and Ely, , Thoughts at old are reflected in the ballads sung by Debby Patarini as children watch intently. R. 5 1 9, 3952, ,. v Y 'fl' The trio of Smith, Kielstrom, 81 Munz, sing ot seafaring days. Square dances, tiddles, guitars, washtub-bases, and protest songs are all characteristics ot modern folk music, This year, Fenger's P.T.A. held its first Folk Festival, which was a total success. Choirs, combos, and individual singers added their personal styles to the music. ln between some ot the songs, comedy skits with certain fac- ulty members added a touch of humor to the evening. Narrators ot the Folk Festival, directed by Mrs. Orne, were Mr. Dan Kletnick, Drama Coach and Mrs. Fineman. 41 r N.-,V 4- re- K 3 l .. fx' I Q: ,Zi-Q 1 . iff, 153 E'- I ' - ' - ,L . ff - . fri! .i i ' S12 Q 1 i!f,,v . it - f' f, .':ii:'iih ll r VNL4, N N , - 31 f-- . 151 3 ' -' Ni '

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Homecoming King ond Queen of 1966, Susan Wierzbickv and Fred n QI 1 1 Murino, crown '67 Queen Iris Rink and King John Michel, in the Homecoming court ceremony. With Japanese Lanterns swinging above, the couples dance owoy the evening. A light tete-o-tete odds to the gaiety ofthe evening. Between donces, the girI's gym was a pleasant place of refuge. 3' s i an w 8 .aim - +f-if if . Q Cf? f. w f 'W W ,lf -,fn H- I v

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Qt --, , -.Q . P.T.A. Dad's and sons really seem 'at home on the rongef' - ZS AQ. . ggi if. J i i . 1 v 'S Jim Golligon, Barbara Doragin, and James Hoydan reflect the thoughts of Early America singing Sundown. Mothers in harmony added a pleasing touch, 'Doughboys' Cumerlord, Perillo, and Boughton sing old G,I. favorites such os 'Over There. Dorothy Nickla, Lloyd Betourney, and o P.T.A, mom Jean Bau- er, who soloed on Shenondoah. Three pills from the hills, Lindo Tennicolt, Sandra Zubersky, and Susan Bonkaitis. v . , ' i 5.4, lsh3.Qji. '-f e- l