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

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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.

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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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CLASS WILL r school day arc numbered and, before we paw to other sphere of life, we wish to draw up our last will and testament. We, the das of 1932, of the Wisconsin School for the Deaf, town of Deluvan, Walworth County, State of Wisconsin. being of sound mind and memory do hereby bequeath our diverse gift and commendable qualities to the following: To Alden Kavn, Mitchell Rchikovitx ability as an orator. To Leona Lucpke, Violn Hanson's technique in hypnotism. To Edward Austin, the secret of John Kug-lilsch's permanent. To Leroy Kinherger, Alfred Maertx' tears and handkerchiefs. To Harry Lewis, Gerald Heser's skill and speed in basketball. To La June Dufenhorat, Orrell Jensen's imagination in Algebra. To Adeline Mnlrn, John Davis' taste for limburger cheese. To Kva Herman, Sylvia Shadoski's angelic way . To Gcrvase Hushor, Lawrenco Heagle’s beautiful hand writing. To Alice Fischer, Helen Quitney's audience. To William Mueller, Angus Bogun’s extravagant ways. Last but not least we bequeath to our beloved principal and teachers hopes for a class of prodegies in reading, writing and arithmetic, which we feel they richly deserve. CHARACTERISTICS Gradual . Appear. Hobby Ought to ba Fulur Angus good natured farming a roaring success lion tamer John D. bored art poet teaching grammar Mitchell innocent etching a good husband Don Juan Viola to be posing reading a second Greta Garbo teaching school Lawrence deep in thought figuring professor of math. a farmer Gerald romantic sports sensible s street cleaner Orrell angelic chewing gum married a toe dancer John K. bashful blushing a coach big game hunter Alfred M. dreamy invention a bachelor a store keeper Helen Q. domestic cooking a mere wife a fortune teller Sylvia S. harmless nature teacher Mrs. Jiggs