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

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BUTUFIIIUI RICHARD W SLAVENS July 30 1934 June 7 1951 Even then though I walk through the vale of the shadow of death I wull fear no ev1I for Thou art wzth me Thy rod and Thy staff shall console me On graduotuon nught un the sprung of 1951 a member ofthe class of 1953 was fatally unuured un an accudent Now the class us graduatung and un our hearts Duck us stull by our sude and us graduatung along wuth us Duck was cu member of St Joseph s Catholuc Church and attended uts parochua school through the eughth grade We all entered nunth grade together and there became fruends In the two short years that Duck was wuth us un hugh school he always found tume for hus fruends un hus busy lufe Hus favorute pastume was doung mechanucal work ln hus sophomore year he represented the class on the track team O ' j, Q ziixt ' l 237' it I I , , 1 , ,

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f ft firsfluifjf 'fe ' 4. ,im , 'M uf f fir 4, ' 1-7 ' f'1 4'L uni Teacher Fruend . . . Counselor To the Students of Fort Hugh theur days un Junuor Hugh seem only a far memory when they funally graduate Part of theur memorues of school days wull always center around Mr Sundt When we thunk back to the days when we went to hum for our make up slups ut seems luke gust yesterday not a few years ago Besudes servung as pruncupal of Junuor Hugh Mr Sundt has also been the manual arts unstructor Whule we serve un Fort Hugh for only a few years Mr Sundt us a veteran He has not only been our teacher fruend and pruncupal but he also was our assustant football coach Although he no longer coaches we can stull pucture hum on the fueld wuth the rest of the boys at the bug game ln grateful apprecuatuon for all he has done and wuth heartfelt thanks we deducate the l953 Tchogeerrah to Arthur Sundt on hus twentueth annuversary of teachung un Fort Atkunson O I . J 0 w 1 ' I , . , . . , . . 1 1 ' 1 1

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THE NEW SCHUUI. We, the student body and faculty are very happy to have this new addition to our school. For many years it has been our wish to have more room for our classes. Students and faculty alike, have been await- ing the opening of this building all year and on January thirty-first, the gym was opened for the first time. There are three floors in our new school. Above the second floor there is room for another floor if necessary for future use. Arrangements have been made for a band room to be built out on the front of the building in years to come and room was left in the basement for a swimming pool.