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

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RUTH E. JENKS In Citizenship class it sure is nice To have MISS JENKS' good advice. The Scribbler, too, she oversees And does it neatly, if you please! ARTHUR H. SUNDT He teaches the boys to work with wood, At other things he's also good. He helps to keep the team in trim, It's MR. SUNDT, we all know him! BESSIE MCCOMB Rather happyfgo-lucky is MISS MC' COMB, In arithmetic she's very well known, She leads us in games of most any kind, She's one of the best teachers you can find. GRACE BOCK Many English classes keep her afworkf mg, Around her no one seems to be shirkf ing. Prompt in time and true to cause MISS BOCK'S well likedg well, just GLADYS BERGHOLZ Needlecraft is her special club For her thoroughness, there is no subg History and Geography form an al' liance, For her-MISS BERGHOLZ-Social Science. because. ARMETA FREY Another new teacher is MISS FREY, She's not Crisco but she's Spry. She leads the girls with lots of vim In G. A. A. and their work in gym. FERN FROHMADER MISS FROHMADER teaches English I And Hnds Dramatics lots of fun. She leads the singing each Wednesday night And advises the Freshmen to go af right. A. SHIRLEY YOUNG No place has whispering in her classes, Before her eye no mischief passes. In Junior Business her praises are sung For she's a good teacher, MISS SHIR' LEY YOUNG. VIRGINIA JOHNSON She teaches them to paint and draw Many a picture without a flaw. Teaching the girls tap and ballet MISS JOI'INSON'S busy all the day. LOUIS C. LEAK To the Junior High we now will go, The Principal there we're glad to know. In science he displays technique Don't you recognize MR. LEAK? Page Thirteen

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O. Bienfang, L. Wagner, M. Ludeman, E. Northey I. Boese, Mr. Bray, L. McKeand In Appreciation To Supt. F. C. Bray In the spring of 1922 Mr. Bray held his first commencement in Fort Atkinson High School. Then sixty-nine graduates received their diplomas. This year, we, numbering one hundred and five, help to make this his seventeenth commencement. On behalf of the class, we wish to ex' press our appreciation to him as a teacher, a wise counselor, and a loyal friend. His long term of service here is a record of achievement that in itself should bring inspiration to those with whom he has worked. Our school is justly proud of the fact that Mr. Bray's abilities and accomplishments have won for him the presidency of the Southern Wisconsin Teachers Association. The wide circle of friends with whom he has worked in the state these many years have helped to bring this honor to him. Last but not least of his accomplishments is the one of which he frequently boasts. Six of his former students are now cofworkers with him. Oscar Bienfang, Laura Wagner, and Irene Boese were among those who greeted him as students when he arrived, Lucille McKeand, Edna Northey, and Mary Ludeman followed laterg these six with the other teachers are listed among the tried and true of his faculty and ofHce staff. Has any other school such a record? Page Fourteen