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

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Dedication . . . . The records, showing that many of the alumni of W. S. D. are worthy citizens in their various communities. have been a source of inspiration to us here, who are endeavoring to live up to the splendid traditions of the school. Therefore, with sincere gratitude for their stimulating influence we dedicate this Tattler of 1910. Our Front Campus

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Democracy I bated upon the proposition thnt nil the children of our commonwealth have the right to receive an education. The people of Wisconsin have always realized thl constitutional right, even of our handicapped children. Nearly n century ago the Wisconsin School for the Deaf was established at Delavan, Wisconsin; first as n private school, and later 1852) the State took over the management of the school which ha- served the deaf children these many years. The close relationship between pupil and teacher in this type of school has helped the deaf boy and deaf girl to find his or her place in a busy world, and to tinnlly evtabliah a place in the homo, factory, or in whatever walk of life wan open to them. The -Tattler can not recount the growth of thi school, locally known as, The Institution on the Hill. But we are proud of our graduates, who have become respected and useful citizens of this stale, and we pay tribute to the Teachers anti Officers, who have made thi • possible. to

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Contents Rev. A. W. SWAN. 0. D. (.■ommonccment Speaker Foreword 2 Dedication - -. 3 School Administration . . . . High School Faculty fi Vocational Faculty . 7 Graduates .... Vocational Group Class History 11 Editorial Stuff 12 Program 18 Address of Welcome . . 14 The Guide Post 16 Doorways 17 The Book Shelf 20 How The Americas Bogan . 23 Class Will 24 Calendar—193 -1SM0 ... Humor ... Autographs Winter Scene