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

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Foreword .... To the Class of 1949 May I congratulate you, Ihc class of 1019, upon the successful completion of the course of study. You have reached your goal by constant work and applying yourselves diligently. I am very happy to see you receive your diplomas as a reward for your efforts. The monetary value of a diploma does not amount to a great deal, hut the time spent in preparing yourselves for life and the greater responsibilities that face you make the diploma a thing of great value. It is with regret that 1 see you leave the school. Your friends join me in wishing the very best things in life for you. WILLIAM M. MILLIGAN

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THE TATTLER 1949 The graduate po e around »tone marking the found' ing of the Wiaconsi ' Association of the Deaf Published by the Graduating Class of the Wisconsin School for the Deaf Delavan, Wisconsin

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Dedication To our beloved parent we, the Senior Clow of 1949, with to dedicate this Tattler, a an expression of our trratitude to them for their good judgment in unding us to this school, W. S. l .. when? we have had the opportunity to acquire an education; and for their never tiring encouragement when the way-seemed hard. The Class of 1949 also wishes to join the people of Wisconsin in expressing trratitude, affection and deep respect for State Superintendent John Callahan, who retire from office this year after serving in the educational system of Wisconsin for sixty-three years, first a teacher and later as an administrator. We wish him continued good health and happiness.