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

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Dedication......................... For the many years of jtenerouH service here, for her splendid cooperation in the profrrea of this school, for the numberless times she has aided the dcuf. und for her other numerous activities in tnnkinK the Wisconsin School for the Deaf a better educational center, we honor Mias Katherine William . the principal of the Grade Oral Department, who is retiring from ac.ive service this year. We, who have known her for many years, partly understand the responsibility she hu had to carry, the many strut? tries the has had to face, und the vnrious problems i he has had to solve, and we feel that so worthy a servant of the •date should hove every honor conferred upon that can be. Miss William will loriR be renumbered by her many friends throughout thv state, und, with the wish that she may enjoy irreutest happinea, we dedicate to her this Tat-tler of 1939.

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Foreword After several month- of interesting work on the Tat-tier,” we take pleasure and pride in presenting the annual of tho Wisconsin School for Ihrnf to the faculty and friend of the school. The United States h» become enriched hy men and women who have come from different countries bringing with them much of the culture of the Old World. Many of them have been .scientists, authors, ami artists and of other professions. The editors and renders of the Tattler should be grateful and pleased to note the great numbers of splendid men and women who, in deciding to make America—the land of the free, their home have greatly contributed to our welfare. Not only have the c people from other land been a factor In the progress of this great country, hut many more truly patriotic citizens, men and women alike, have given the best years of thrlr lives in service to their native land.

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School Administration John Callahan Superintendent Department of Public Instruction T. E. Bray Superintendent