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

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 iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii»]iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil W. S. D. Boy Scout Troop Bottom How—left to right: Mr. Kaslner (As i t »nt Scoutmaster), Harold Kosenficld. Fahey Fosmo, Henry Junkicwicz. Edward Van Dozen, William Hnllada. Silas Hirtc. Edwin Schumacher, Philip Zola, Yacht man Sue. Mr. Duncan Cameron (Scoutmaster) Second Row—left to right: Henry Schmidt, Andrew Boron, Theron Lewis. Raymond Rasmus. Morris Erickson. James Hanson, Lyman Hall, Albert Hccker, Milton Krueger, Warren Riege, Raymond Boettcher Third Row—left to right: Martin Schmidt, Harold Weingold, Harold Lewis, Herbert Boettcher. Clarence Christianson, Werner HoewUeh. Francis Perry, Omar Schmidt, Raymond Ferry. Royal Kklof. Samuel Riege Officers Scoutmaster ...... Mr. Duncan Cameron A?»t. Scouts mo ter .... Mr. August Kuntncr Senior Patrol Lender .. James Hanson Scout Scribe ............ Raymond Rasmus Quartermaster......... I.'lulr Trygjeestad Patrol Lenders: Alvin Dcinlein. Black Bear Omnr Schmidt, Flying Eagle Raymond Boettcher, Fox William Mueller. Tiger Tlie Boy Scouts held regular meetings in the Assembly llnll every other Sunday morning. After the Hall was destroyed by fire, the meetings were held in the boy ’ upper study. This year there have been enrolled thirty-six member , four of whom are new. At every meeting short demonstrations such as First Aid, Signaling, the Indian Sign I-angu- age. Codes, and Useful Knots were given by the boy Scouts—The history and code of the Flag of the United Stab's, have lnren studied. Some Boy Scouts made the meeting- interesting by arranging dialogues and other entertainment. During thr Christmas vacation the little children, who had to stay in school, were made hap-by gift- of fruit, candy, peanuts and toys from the Boy Scouts. The annual basketbull tournament which was held the first week of March, was won by the Black Bcur patrol, formerly the Pine Tree, under patrol leader Deinlein. The championship was awarded to the Black Bear patrol, a sportsmanship trophy to Ruymond Rasmus and the outstanding player medal to Philip Zola. The Boy Scouts held their annual track meet on the athletic field the third week of May, | [23] E riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiimmimiiiiiiiiiF

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•jiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu Phoenix Literary Society linttom Row—left to right: Mr. Rood (director), Sdgmund Mllewoki, James Munson, Yachtman Sue, Franklin Moclk, Harold Rosenfield, Silas Hirt?, Philip Zola. Hubert Seidel, Ambrose Pica, Mr. Moore (director) Second How—left to right: Harold Welngold, William Mueller. Raymond Rasmus, Andrew Baron, Stanley Hjorth. Raymond Boettcher, Wil.iam Kossak, Henry Schmidt, Warren Riege. Theron Lewis, Edwin’Schumacher. Herbert Boettcher, Werner Hoewisch, Alvin Deinlein, Royal F.klof, Harold Lewis, Milton Krueger Third Row—left to right: Wendell Loonhart, Donald Baumann. Steve Valenick. Clarence Christianson, Raymond Ferry, Leslie Anderson, Ernest House. Enri Sprague. William Kruekonborg, Omar Schmidt, Samuel Riege, William Halluda. Frank Huepper, Harto Kunda The Phoenix Literary Society held it. first meeting the third Thursday In September in the upper lobby of Phoenix Hall. Seven of the forty-six boys, who were present, wore now member . Mr. Rood and Mr. Moore were introduced a the new advisors for the year. The hoys hud seven mooting- this year and three out of the seven were joint moatings. The joint meetings of the Arindnu and tho Phoenix Literary Societies were held every other month. The officers for this year have been Alvin Dvin-lein, president: Ambrose Pica, vice-president; James Hanson, secretary; Omar Schmidt, treasurer; and Philip Zola, librarian. The Milwaukee Journal was subscribed for by the boys and has been greatly enjoyed. In our separate meetings we studied various things of interest to all of us such as biographies, news, and current topics. Those that we particularly enjoyed were a biography of Nathaniel lluwthronc; Parliamentary Practice; nnd a short story, '‘Boys Will Be Boys, by Irving S. Cobb. On the twenty-seventh of February at a joint meeting in the Assembly Hull Rev. George F. Mick from Chicago lectured on World Events”. This was very interesting to all. Then1 was a pretty good attendance. On the seventeenth of March a matinee dance was given by the Ariadna and tho Phoenix Lit-entry Societies and the matinee dance Committee. The students, who wore not members of the Literary Society, were the guests. April thirtieth in the study room of Ariadna Hall, the last joint meeting was held. Chief H. Gardner of the Dolnvan Fire Department lectured on How to Escape from a Burning Building. The students learned many new facts from his talk. The members felt that this was the best meeting of the year. All who took part this year, did very well. Siiiimiiiiiimimimiiiiiiimiiiiiiimmiiiiiimimimimimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimimimimitimimimmmmmimiiiiimimiiiiir

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