Wisconsin School for the Deaf - Tattler Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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CARICATURES OF THE CLASS ‘fORTWIEJ i------ Ah ui Brjun Angus dreams of how to get a million dollars in a hurry. Viola H Anton The reason why teachers get grey hairs when boy don't pay attention in classrooms. Gerald Heter Gerald wears out the neat of his trouser linotyping all afternoon. Mitchell Echikovits Mitchell is always found talking with wimmen. Helen Quitncy Helen can make on all day sucker disappear in live minutes.

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BASKET BALL l.fli I »»jKimliiKb; IMman. Boldi: Echiluml ; Panel! »i Ska or »«■ r--». einhMmi OfcMkby; N««aim, ' •« h; Oeinlriiij Arnold Tvf«nty ono games won und two lout! With breaks we could have won all hut Lady Luck L not olwayn with thr winner. The two defeat were at the hand of the Burlington. Wisconsin team and the .Michigan School for Deaf at the f'tnlial State- Kai-kethnll Tournament at Indianapolis. Indiana The failure to win the champion-hip cup at Indiana was u surprise and n blow to the team. Two senior were on the team. Mitchell Kchikovitr, captain and forward and John Kuglitach guard. The basketball ncore are a follow : w. s. 1). r»i Milwaukee Silenta tu w. s. 0. 15 Watewater College High 8 w. s. 1). 25 Durand High 23 w. s. D. 28 St. Thomas High 20 w. s. I). 21 Whitewater College High 14 w. s. I . 43 St. Mary’s High 13 w. s. D. 24 Beloit Vocational 22 W. 8. D. 39 Williams Bay High 11 w. s. D. 37 St. Thomas High 17 w. s. D. 18 Burlington High 23 w. s. I). 25 Beloit Vocational 0 w. s. D. 33 Milton College (2nd) 15 w. s. 1). 37 St. Mary’s High Hi w. s. I). 21 Kenosha Vocational 19 w. s. 1). 23 Dclavan High 10 W. 8. l . 20 Milwaukee Silent 9 W. 8. I . SO Kenosha Vocational 20 Central Stale Basketball Tournament w. s. D. 20 Illinois 19 W. 8. D. 30 Kentucky 25 W. 8. D. 13 Indiana 13 w. s. I). 11 Michigan 12 Mr. Robert O. Blair Mr. Blair, a wealthy Chicagoan, kindly furnished our teams with uniforms and equipment. Perhaps the new uniforms hod something to do with our successes because in the past the players bought their own uniforms or wore old patched Jerseys. The gifts were surely appreciated.

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CARICATURES OF THE CLASS Lawrence Heagln The tcarhen are clod to Rot rid of Lawrence h ho scare the life out of thorn by hia sneezes. John Kuglitcch Johnny, our star, prefers hunting to uthlotic activities. Orrell Jensen Orrell U our Washington Correspondent. Alfred Mierti Alfred's aversion to low murks ha mode him Salu-tntorinn. Sylvia Shadotki Sylvia, our Vnlcdictorinn, would rather read than look at boy . John Davis. John has hU pencil on his cur ready to give valuable assistance on the Tattler.