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

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Page ten The Class of 1939 The Tattler MUInn 0 en; Duane Seymour; Alice Hendrickson; Karl Sprague; Gladys Uuverfeldt, President; Elmore Hopkins; MU Mnttesoo, Advisor. (Doris Gray wn» ub»ent when this picture was taken.) The Junior Class had the honor and responsibility of editing and printing this year’s Tattler’' which meant hard work and dogged persistence to complete it before the deadline. This entire class, with the exception of one. is hard-of-hearing and her lip-reading ability is developed to such a remarkable degree that she does not appear visibly handicapped and maintains a scholarly standing well above the average of her class. To the high school faculty, principal and sponsor we acknowledge grateful thanks for helpful criticism and suggestions offered in the editing of this Tattler. Junior Ci«t Officer Glady« Bnverfcldt ......................... Karl Sprague ............................... Duane Seymour ...................... . ..... ... Prim ideal Vice-president •. Secretary

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Nineteen thirty-eight Page nine Vocational Group Received Certificate «t Commencement LILLIAN I’.AUTOS Thorpe Ariadna Literary Society. Home Economic , Art, Beauty Culture, Rusebull, Volley I 'nil. |:u»k ili;ill. Badminton, Archery. Swimming. EDITH CHRISTIANSON Mukwonngo Ariudnu Literary Society, Home Economic , Art, Beauty Culture, ruxvhnll. Volley Ball, Basketball. Badminton, Archery, Swimming. WILLIAM llAI.LADA Port Wtuhington Printing; Art: Cabinet-making: Shoe Repairing; Gardening; Literary Society, Treasurer ; Hollister Club, President; Boy Scouts: Baseball: Football; Basketball. MARTIN SCHMIDT Milwaukee Baking; Art; Cabinet-making Gardening; Literary Society; llollitfter Club; Football; Base-lull; Boy Scouts. Leadership, Loyalty and Service THE American Legion medal was won this year by Gladys Baverfeldt and Harold Weingold on the basis of leadership, character, patriotism, sportsmanship and scholarship. These medals were presented by J. Arthur Moran of the American Legion representing the Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary at the Commencement exercises in June. Gladys Baverfeldt of Marinette, Wisconsin, entered this school in 11130. Though totally deaf Gladys ranks high in school work in a class of partially deafened students. Her cour- tesy. self control and dependability have made her outstanding among the older girls and a leader among them. Hurold Weingold of Oconto Falls enrolled as a student in the fall of '29. In addition to a splendid record as a student. Harold has won quite a name in basketball, having played five years, two of which he served as captain. In 1937 at the National Basketball Tournament he was named All-American Guard. Harold is the president of his class and hopes to enter Gallaudet College in the fall.

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Nineteen thirty-eight Page eleven Baccalaureate Service Sunday afternoon. June 5, 1938 at 2:30 o’clock . Rev. George F. Flick ....... Supt. T. J. Jenaon ...... Gladys Baverfeldt Rev. Jens Vander Graff ......... Mrs. Roy Lowe ....... Marion Elnbergcr Lillian Bartos Efther Wants . . Rev. George F. Flick SCRIPTURE READING PRAYER ....................................... SONG—“The Lord's Prayer” Sun by -- Interpreted by BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS ........................ SONG—“My Prayer for Today” Sun by -- Interpreted by BENEDICTION .................................. Commencement Exercises and Dedication of Hannan Hall Wednesday evening. June 8. 1938 at 8:00 o'clock MUSIC ................................................................. Del a van School Band SONG—“The Lord's Prayer Sun by . ..... Supt T. J. Jenson Interpreted by ..................... Gladys Baverfeldt INVOCATION..................................................... Rev. Clifford Fritz WELCO't ' . . ............................... Harold Weingold. Class President DEDICA. lON of AUDITORIUM ..................................... Col. John Hannan RESPONSE ..................................................... Duane Seymour. 39 SONG—“Bless This House” Sun by Robert L. Lowe Interpreted by ............... Helen Hockert Ruth Schmidt Raymond Rasmus ADDRESS— Education” ............................................................ John Callahan State Superintendent of Schools THE WISCONSIN SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF—A Tribute ............ Arthur Leisman. ’13 SONG—“I Love a Little Cottage” Sun by................ Mr . Richard Beswlck Interpreted by................the Senior Girls PRESENTATION of AMERICAN LEGION MEDALS.......................... J. Arthur Moran PRESENTATION of DIPLOMAS ......................................Supt. T. Emery Bray BENEDICTION ................................................... Rev. Clifford Fritz