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

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Junior Varsity ■ ■ fly ' . ' n ■» Wh Mr Kantner. J. Mraxher, W. Harotdson, S. HolffCAon. I.. Hungry, A Nordby. Hack row—U. Bible, A Blnckmorc, M Anderson. L. Nelson and R. Graikowski. SEASON RECORD W. S. D. 30 South Beloit 50 W. S. D. 34 Del a van H.S. 40 W. S. D. 38 Harlem H.S. 44 W. S. D. 31 Rockford Silents 28 W.S. D. 16 Northwestern M.N.A. 26 W. S. D. 34 Sharon H.S. 11 w. s. i . 26 Illinois School Deaf 32 W. S. D. 26 South Beloit H.S. 16 W. S. D. 47 Darien H.S. 30 W. S. D. 48 Northwestern M.N.A. 39 W. s. D. 58 Darien H.S. 35 V. S. D. 22 Harlem H.S. 53 V. S. I). 40 Delavan H.S. 41 w. s. D. 53 Sharon H.S. 22 W. S. D. 38 Alumni 27

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Basket Ball Vais.it v Front row, left to ri ht—Caoch Mr. Cordano, J. Goetz, M. I.ec, D. U-onurd. C. ftieyert and I . Christian son. Buck row—I). huBois, C. I-aFnryc, B. Scherer, L. Bo and G. Meyer. SEASON RECORD •W.S.D. •18 South Beloit 48 W.SfD. 30 Milwaukee Silents 55 W.S. D. 52 Del a van H.S. 63 W. S. D. 52 Harlem H.S. 59 YV. S. D. 45 Madison Silents 49 YV. S. D. •17 Rockford Silents 43 YV. S. D. 28 Northwestern M.N.A. 41 W. S. I). 38 Milwaukee Silents 57 YV. S. D. 80 Sharon H.S. 40 W. s. D. 45 Illinois School Deaf 59 YV. S. D. 38 South Beloit H.S. 45 YV. S. D. 72 Darien H.S. 50 YV. S. I). 48 Northwestern M.N.A. 56 YV. S. I). 74 Darien 63 YV. S. I). 49 Harlem H.S. 80 YV. S. I). 51 Delavan H.S. 75 YV. S. 1). 52 Sharon H.S. 4 1 YV. S. D. 51 Madison Silents 51 Wisconsin State Tournament YV. S. D. 38 Milwaukee Silents 52 W.S. D. 56 Alumni 58

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G. A. A Front row loft to right—C. Hanson, C. Sjoquilt, J. Beall, S. Miller, G. Perhai. J. Sxejna, C. Bongey. V. Erickson, A. Harris, L Tyvol and I). Schwebke. Second row—It. Eriandson, A. Fitch, R. Carlson, P. Koehler, A. Forxborg, C. Schara, B. Sanderson and K. Knudsan. Third row—J. Jenkins, B. LaFratta, B. Byrne J. Erickson, l». Anderson, l». Seidel. I). Kabiola B. I.euhke und P. Thieme. The officers of GAA elected for 1951 52 were: Joan Szejnu, president; Clara Bongey, vice-president; Gloria Perhai, treasurer; Catty Schara, secretary. There were thirty members this year. For the first time n tennis tournament was played. Twenty girls played in this tournament. Carol Hanson was the winner, with Gloria Perhai runner-up. Donna Hanson and Ann Forsberg and Rosemary Kid red also moved well up on the ladder. In the Vollyhall Tournament the CHEERS won by taking three games and losing none. On the winning team were Joy Erickson, captain, Ann Forsberg, Dot Schwebke, Karen Knudsen, Delores Seidel, Donna Hanson. Betty Byrne and Delores Anderson. The Basketball Tournament was most exciting with the CHEERS winning this tournament, too. The players on this team were Joy Erickson, capt., Clara Bongey, Gloria Perhai, Shirley Miller, Carol Hanson, Karen Knudsen, Delores Seidel, Isris Tyvol and Janet Beall. Also new this year was our Badminton Tournament held in April. Play Day was held April 19th. Three different schools were invited to Join us in swimming contests, volleyball, basketball and stunts. The theme this was an Indian Pow-Wow. Six Tribes competed for honors. The special GAA awards for high points for 1950 51 were: a GAA Pin to Ruth Tuinstra for outstanding work in athletic, and W's to Clara Bongey, Joy Erickson, Alice Fitch, Janet Kluck, Shirley Miller, Gloria Perhai, Joan Szcjna and Pearl Thieme Tlu May Queen of 1951 was crowned by the 1950 Queen, Carol Hanson. Back row, left to right —Carol Hanson, Queen Menu tin Rabiolu, Delores Seidel. Front row,—Loi Tyvol and Pearl Thieme.