Fort Atkinson High School - Tchogeerrah Yearbook (Fort Atkinson, WI)

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h a? fax V NX, crrosesnreraarfrs GI M Class Wrll We the class of 1906 of the Fort Atkinson Hrgh School crty of Fort Atf krnsorr county of Iefferson state of Wrscorrsrn being rn full possession of a crammed mrnd rrell trarncd menrors and an almost superhuman understanding do make pub lrsh and declare this to be our last rrrll and testament rn manner and form followrng First we drrect that our funeral services be conducted by our friends and vsell urshers and that the cxpenses thus rncurred be taken care of by our all wrse facultv as soon after our decefrse as shall be conxenrently possible To our beloved faculty we tendcr the following 1 An unbrol-err scrrcs of restful nights and peaceful dreams No longer mar they find rt nccc sary to lre awake rn fear and anxiety lest we forget to wrrte our tnemes or wear rubbers on a rains dav 2 All the star tlrrg rnforrnatron of history physics literature, etc, that we have furnrshed them from rrmc to trnre on our examination papers The following we hope will not be regarded as trrflrng bequests but may they scrxe as a continual reminder of thc good wrll and generosity of the bestowers 1 Wrllram Brllrng grvcs hrs remarkable abrlrty to bluff to Hugo Mepham, with the reminder that rt vias dcveloped through careful cultrvatron and rapidly de Lcrrerates through norr usage 2 Floyd Bordsen gives hrs aptness for musrc to Harold Krull 3 Ruth Flrlers rrrlls her abrlrts to recrte Amerrcan History readings lwrth out rrotesj to exery Junror who rs contemplating taking that extremely delightful subject next year 4 Beulah Grllard vtrlls her weakness for men and nightly escapades to Beverly Barrett 5 Harlow Oestrerch bequeaths hrs stature to Helen Notbohm 6 Farl Hartel gives hrs knowledge of stock rarsrng to Homer Rehm, feeling confident that that personage wrll some day have need of rt Srclney Lern vwrlls hrs vualk to anyone who can rmrtate hrm 8 Lucrlle Klernent gives her perpetual blush to John Bartelt 9 John Chester Mcrrrman bequeaths hrs abrlrty to vamp the women to Oscar Hebbe 10 Herbcrt F Wrsch gives hrs book on How to Study to Peardon Schler to Daxrd Haumerson 12 Howard Purd5 gives hrs golden srlence so rare rn man to Mrke Boese 13 Kathleen Grabrll grres all her smiles most entrrelv and unreservedly to l rederrck Dornbusch 14 Wrllranr Lrban xrrlls hrs place on the debate team to Jerome Hake 15 Edward Gruetzman through br otherlx love leaves hrs marvelous example of good behavior to Carl 16 Robert Hrbbard leaves all hrs notes, love letters etc to Douglas Berke lcy They contain good mater ral for beginners 1 Jennings Trreloff urlls hrs old football shoes to Charles Waldo 18 Helen Hoard urlls her abrlrts to create a sensation rn the marn room to Mrrram Dexhernrer 19 Mary Downing wills her extensive knowledge of French to Mrss Burdrck, asking that she drxrdc rt equallr among, the menrbcrs of next year s French class 20 Pduard Moretrcld vsrlls hrs clrrld like rrrnocence to Sanford Weber 21 Bertha lircnfang grrcs hcr studrousrress to Miner Mrchels 2 Harrx lflorrrr bcqucathcs hrs bashfulrrcss to Wrlfrcd Oestrerch To thc prcscrrt Iurrror clrss or thc Srnror class that rs to be rue especially impart thc following, Our Scrrror drgrrrtr Our scats rn thc Nlarrr Room to uhonrcrer Nlrss Sprg shall assign them Our seats at class rncctrrrgs to uhoucr can grab therrr trrst .3 Am stubs of pcrrs pcrrcrl or erasers vshrch uc mav hare carelessly left bchrnd Aux tuds of gum which max bc found on the class roorrr desks We have not alxxars hid trrrrc to choose thc most corrxenrcrrt methods of disposal To this our last urll md tcstamcrrt uc thc cla s of 1926 set our hands and scal Slgned LL-XbS Ol' 1926 Pugc .30 A ffff as ee A or V 1 F I ff f w. l 5 f a C -'g - .Kwai c j ' 1 . r . A ,A . I y 1 4 :L A- 1 ' 1 . .' I ' , ' ' . . , ' . .i , .' ' . .' , ' Y . A . -I . 1 A A ' - - . ' . . ' V v - .' . y . , , L' , 1 - . , . . . . - . r ' . . . . c B- A1 . . y ' L ' ' s a A V- Z . 1 S , . , . . ' . v , - ' '- r - ,SJ - v ' - - V ' . . ' ' ' 1 1 . . ' V u ,V l .Z . . .' ' y . y . i ll ' V B . l . I l r . . K ' : ' ' . . '- H A- 1 . ' ' ' - .-1 . . - p. , Q Q Y .n . is 'L' , I . ' 4 ' A V. ' 1 . . J 1. . . . . - . . v Y Y . . ' . I A ' - q . K - . . l 1 X , ' , , ' , ' . na K rv ' 11. Evener Lein gives his ability to get along on two hours' sleep a night Y. A 1 . . . . , , . . . ., , , r . ' . . . . ' V n 1 y 1 u -V , I . ' Q . , ., ' A ' . ' . .' ' . s , , I V ' ,' I. . . S' Y 'A ' 1 .1 -' 4 .4 . V. 1 I ' 7 ' Y' I 'y I ' 4 A ,. . ', . 'v,l- ,. F. ' L. L.: ' . '. K. 2- ' . .. . - .' , ,. ,S . L. ,S ' , '. D , . ,L. , ' ' . . i lx., . , A' 1 ' . . . lx. . '.-- - , v -' v ' . . , V' r: 2. , F, I, , ' j A , ' . , . . A 'K L 1 . . ' . ., . Bs. ...T ,,' ,... . ,.,. ,. .. ' As' . . u, D, D, I D., A ,' S' . .. 5- .-. V ' . . , . I 1 . A . . 4 . , A. . , ' , . . , . ' Y ' ' v - n 1 1 ' 1 fl . . 2 . . 1 .Y . gy. 1 B

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OGEERIMH 11926 HISIOFY of the Class of 1926 Statron ll SR broadcastrng Subject for drscussron rs the Clrss of We have been rather unfortunate ln retarnrng class adyrsers In our Presh man and Sophomore years our footsteps were gulded by Mr L I leffords who left us to follow another professron Our Junror class adyrser was 'llrss Fxa NlcCleod who later left us to teach elsewhere So rn our Senror year, wc chose Nlrss Bcrtha Seward, who was also class advrser of the Class of 21 Although our class rs not thc largest whrch has evcr lcft thc l-ort Atkmson Hugh School we haue trrecl to make lt the bcst whrch has cxcr graduatccl Our lunror Prom, reprcsentrng a bcautrful Iapancsc flowcr garclcn we know was a success, as have been thc othcr partres whrch our class has gryen durrng thc last four years We are sure that our class contarns materral for future succcsscs We have our stars, for rn our Sophomore year Herbert W Wrsch was choscn as a dclrater wmnrng the same honor rn hrs Junror and Scnror vcars whrle Wlllram Urbrn was also chosen rn hrs Junror and Qenror years Harlow Oestrrch was choscn as altcr nate rn hrs Iunror year and as hrst team debater rn hrs Semor year We also have our stars m Football, Basket Ball, and Track Scven of our boys recerved sweaters for therr splendrd work on F H Q s champron football tcam Cecrl Smrth Chester Merrrman, Robert Hubbard Wrllram Brllrng, Fyencr Lem, Srd ney Lem, and Fdward Morefield Srdney Lem served as assrstant football coach Our class ofhcers are Floyd Bordsen, Presrdent, Fvelyn Homan Vrce Presr colors and the red carnatron for our class flower A few of our class left at the closc of the frrst semester l'velvn lxnuepptl, Lrly Preusse, Cecll Smrth Fvener Lem, Srdney Lem, Robert Hrbbard George Drew sen, and John Scullrn Do you hear stat1c'l That 1s merely waves of thought from our drgmfled cranrums wonderrng what we wrll do rn the futurc the alr rn tlme for station WIR, whose program will rmmedlately follow ours on the same wave length Before we leave we wrsh to express our apprccratron for rll that our tcachcrs have done for us, all they have stood from us and the good wc have rcccrved from our studies We extend heartrest congratulatlons to the Junror Class whrch next year fills our places, and hopc that they attarn the nerghts of success or at lc rst do as well as we have trred to do Good bye dear old Hrgh School, well try our best to profit by your teac-lung and wc ll always keep your nremorres rn thc round towers of our hearts btatlon WSR slgnlng oil' on June 10 1926 Please stand by for st ltl0ll WIR whrch wrll be on the an September lrrst 1096 Untrl we meet ag un Rrdro statron W SR I must hurry rn orclcr to lcave BFULAH F GILIARD Announcer OUR SHIP One bright September morning r hrp et out to The sea looked calm and bright As we :stood by the rarl We sailed for nrne brref months The sea grew rather rough And omc- gave up tlfe fight They thought theyd had enough They took the-rr lrttlc boats And rowed back home again And some were xery braye They stuck through sun and ram Through four long year they fought They truggled braxely on And whrn thc fight wa hard Tfelr armor thcy would drn As sunlrght follow ram So followed day of peace When with our lrad r braxe The trumlle oon dnl cca e e rorl at lrst rcus rr lhe harbor romc xr We ye reached our haxen aft What now fall we do A lrght we se? ahead It beckon u afar It y Come follow me you w ruld hnd your l'lr X Stnror Pnqr W A 7 ' A J I X L . J' D ... , V : i ,5 F -,,, J V - - ' F -I - F ' 4 lk . C ' '. . ' . V ' ' '. 'zqu '26. 4 ' I V l ,V V . V . V .', ' V . V ' A ' V V , V I- A '--KV , V ' V v V l 1 Y V V 1 y ' 5 V V I. I A . V ' rl ' . x I 1 ' . ' V1 ' V , V V ' ' ,KV V ' V V ,V , V , V V. V , s . ' 1.1 I 1 ga . ' a I I 1 , v L V V V . v v ' 7 V A. AV V A V .- , , V ' -V V ' . . V A... V .V ' V V' , - V V . ' V 'V - 4 V V V 1 V - ' V V I .1 ' K' . 'Aw . Aa , A- , 1 sv A 1 1, ' . .' 1 ' Q 1' .', ' ' ' z ' 3 V' ' V' . .V l ' s . V V ' ' V' l ' .' I ' ' ,' ' ' '- V ' ',V ' ' V V V BV ' .BV V V V ' 't L' ' V V s V . ' K V A' V ' V A Y V ' I A ,V V V , V . V y V A Y A - A - v A 1 s V V Vi 6 I I A Q , V V . 1 V ' V V ' . - V V'- clentg William Urban, Secretary-Treasurer. We chose cardinal and silver for our . A . , ' h. L. .V I ' , V ' , A ' ' ' V ' V V , ' V V - L ' . 't v if LV V - ' ' , ' ' V' ' V X' A- V V y ' 1 , V if , - -V.'. ' 5 VV . ,Vi V V V , . V , , ,' V , ., . . U . 4 I , -, V . . , . I. K. ,, H, . ,ZS y V ' ,- . V V V ' V V ' - Y V 1 I Q V V V V' . U' , . V .. - . . . . r' u V LV V . I h Y V V. H V X L, ., ', , 5, 2 ' ' ' , V . V .V y . L l V V 1,2 v 2 -V V 4 4. 4 , ' 'V flu s ' s A sail: I r ' 1' ' 1 r . l ' V . 5 s L' 'D' sl. S ' 1 ,f ' . Th l :.- is 1 'h'l, A H ' 'S ln ew, v . U ' Q A v 1 ? P ' V . V S 5 V ' I . S , Sa .. . , Y . lf - -V ' Y V V . ' s ' ' V -f .' - ' '.

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