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

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Our Vocational Instructors MARVIN ROOD Prinlinf SELMA KASTNKR Beauty »'ult ure MILDRED HIJRDIS Domestic Science GEOROE WOOD Cm | -'ll try T II K T A T T L K R PEARL HELM IN UK Sewing

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Faculty Our High School Teachers DOHA LOWK High School Principal MARY WILLIAMS Composition F.DITH MATTESOK Reading JOHN GANT Grammar N I N E T E E N T H I K T Y - F 1 V E

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Classes . . . . High School Graduates I'll tell you them nil by their name ns they pass by —Shakespeare HERTHA ZOI.A Milwaukee TV1 liiif nf Irkrnmr. tbr •ntHCMrred IWoV . Amt il ibr •crrnitj «( Itr ik. Because of her tireless energy nnd ambition, llertha won made Vnlrflii'torian of her class. Most of her spare lime is spent in icadinff. In fact, so absorbed Is she in her books that she takes them to the movies to read while reels arc being chanced. llertha U alxo vice-president of the class. PHOEBE HUGHES An tiro “Her « n r «a inr «nf». « nllr an S low. »n thin in •rnMn. Phoebe, class secretary-treasurer, b painstaking, deliberate and energetic. Her Industry ho won for her the honor of being Salutator-inn. She has been active in the Literary Society and i also an expert seamstress. CHARLOTTE HALPERIN Milwaukee Whsi dnirn htll «e t» r». i » « e r awir- ib»» long ftt ibirw hour Charlotte, in her one year here. ha.s acquired the reputation of be-Injc extremely talkative. However, she usually knows what she’s miking about nnd she’ll tell you just what she think . N IKBTE B N T H IRTY-FIV E