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

Page 19 text:

Woaewaacf , , , Words form an inadequate picture to the eye, and so the class of 'ESM in compiling our volume of the Tchogeerrah have tried through words and snapshots to review the events of the past year. If, in the eyes of our readers, we have done this, we shall feel that we have succeeded in our task. Page Fifteen

Page 18 text:

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

Page 20 text:

Nw an Page Sixteen