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

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the fall inxon Hatball k'nmn wore scheduled weekly, and fifteen point were nwarded to tho winning team each work. During the winter season Volley Hull tenm made the points; and the pring season paints were ■cored on Soccer llano hall game . There are no firot team —all girl of different age play on the teams for their age groups, and every one piny in each game. Groat enthusiasm has been omnifont; the older girl come out to watch the younger one piny off their matches; and the younger one are hearty rooter for tho older girl ' game . At thin time (middle of May) the Red Team stand at 1261 points, the Green Team at 1250. Girls who were especially Interested elected dancing in the. fall. Those girls were responsible for the dance section of our Spring Program. In April member of the dance group were invited to give a demonstration at the University of Wisconsin to show thr method of approach to creating dances. At the end of the demonstration the girls repeated two of the dance numbers which they had given here for our Spring Program, JOKES Mis Multi-ion (to l.awrence whose eye nre gently closing! you can't stomp in this das . Lawrence; I know it. That's what I’ve been trying to do for the Inst half hour. Grandfather: Nowadays I never see u gill blush. In my d»y it was different. Granddaughter: Why Grnmpu! Whatever did you tell them?’ Mr. Gant: Name the different kinds of clause Charlottf : Adjective, adverbial, noun, and Santu Clauses. It wu tng day in Delavan and u small lx y wan going uround soiling hearts. He happened to stop at Mil HoimI's home. Hoy: Huy a heart? Mis HoKxi (working and cross bucau«u she was disturbed I No, thanks, I have already bought my meat for dinner. Willie was having trouble with Arithmetic. Teacher: How many do Daddy, Mother and baby make? Willie: Two and one to carry. Mis Mary: What is meant by the Spoils system ? Harvey Bold!: The “spoils system is when something in n tin con is left standing in it nfter it has been Opened. luiwrence: Do you believe It’s right to punnh someone for not doing anything?” Mr. Gant: Certainly not! Lawrence: That's fine. 1 didn't do my Grammar lost night. Mr Gant: Karl, what unimnls are most loved by men? Karl: Women.” Professor: Do you think paper can he ucod effectively? Student: I should ay 0! The bint report card I brought home kept tho family hot for u week. Min Mary: George, what part of school do you like best? George: Recess. Early to bed and early to rise Keeps your roommate from wearing your tics. Parent: My son Robert ha- o many original ideas-” Teacher: Vos, especially in Arithmetic. Mrs. Cronby: If you subtract 59 from 36. what's the difference? laiwrrnee: “Yeah, teacher, I think its a lottu baloney, too. A little boy with n vivid imagination presented the following assay on geese: Geese Is 0 low, heavy-set bird which is mostly meat and feather. . His head sits on one aide and hr -sits on the other. Geese can't sing much on account of dampness of the moistures. He nint got no between his-toeft and he's got a little balloon in hU -tonmeh to keep him from sinking. Some geese when they get big lu curls on their tails and is called ganders. Ganders don’t half to sit and hatch, but just eat and loaf and go swimmln'. If I was a geese I'd rather be a gander. Mr. Gant: Olive, why can fish breathe under water? Olive: Pecause they have big cars. Mr . Crosby: Carmello, use surrendered in a sentence. Carmello: The beautiful mountains nurrendercd the city. Silos: They ray Chicago is a regular bee hive. Enoch: Yes, I know; I got stung there. —31— N I N E T E E N THIKTV-F1 V E

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better luck might hnvo won nil their pmc-i. In- the chnraotcr-buildlng value of football it an aibllity to get the center tip off in ihclr game-i accepted foe .; that few mon Hhc to the height-. vi h Irulinnu nml Illinois was a Urge factor In of All-American recognition because few have their defeat. The ollirml placed O. Schmid v on !hc tenacity of purpose to carry them that fur; tho nil »tou moment team and Shnror on ihe t'cc nnd, that vnlunblo lesson of tenacity of purpos-ond team. Tho AII-American Hoiml placed Shut- Ir one of the furthe-st reaching which tho game or on the fourlh All-Amoricnn Team. can impart. DR. CLARENCE SPEARS COMMENTS ON HIS EXPERIENCES The first annual banquet of the Wisconsin School for the Deaf Athletic A r.nrialioit wio hold In the teachers’ dining room at the State school on the evening of April 27. ut 8 o’clock. Dr. C. W. Spcam, foothnll coach at tho University of Wisconsin, was the guest of honor. ---------- — Doc. Spcurs A splendid dinner was served to about forty guest . Following the dinner those awards wou-made to the boys qualified to receive them, by Supt. T K. Hrny: minor WV Jauu. Himton. Harold Weingold, and William Ko: ak, major John 0 nd ky and William llulladtt; two-year chevron (minor Ws ) Ambrose Pico and Lawrence L:: Faye; '.hroe-year chevron (major WV) Alvin Doinlcin and Omar Schmidt; four-year chevrons (major WV) Hnrvoy Holdt, Willard Sharer, and Georg Hoffman. Telit of Hit Experience! Following the awards, the guests adjourned ai the rsrumbly hall to hour he main speaker of the evening. Dr. Spears. The athletes and couches of the Dcluvan, Klkhorn and Whitewater high schools were nlt-o invited to hour the Wisconsin varsity coach speak. Dr. Spears gave a very interesting talk on his experience os n plover and coach, and he commented on many of the outstanding men whom he has hnndlcd. Ho stated in brief that GIRL’S ATHLETICS Tills year our rhoo) has included Red Crc Life Saving test as a part of thr athletic program for girls. All girls taking swimming wore given the opportunity to try for various tents. Thirty two girls passed the beginners, eighteen passed the swimmers teste. Hutton are to be awarded for the successful completion of both these test.-. Two older girl passed Junior Life Saving; and three, Marrella Hauser. Pauline Long, Hcrtha Zola, pu ed the Senior Life Saving tests. At the beginning of the - chool year all girl-in school were placed ott cither Red or Green team. Th c teams have been running on a po nt •ystem the whole -rhool season. Individual points ore awarded for maintaining n posture, for stunt achievement, and for the swimming teets. During ix Murcelln Haun-r Pauline Lon —30— THE TATTLBlt

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Frederick J. Neesam Sportsmanship Trophy The name of Alvin Dcinlein, of Milwaukee, hn been engraved on the 1985 panel of the Frederick James Neesam Sportsmanship Trophy. George Hoffman, of Appleton, was last year’s winner. While not one of our most brilliant players Alvin, who is n major letter winner, displayed consistently Rood sportsmanship and worked for the best interest of our teams at all times. In basketball he was a steadying’ influence ami time and again inspired the team to come from behind to win. We are pleased indeed to have Alvin finish his athletic career here by getting his name on the trophy. T II E T A T T L E R