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

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Dedication Annie Einolf 1876 to 1947 The Class of 1952 wishes too dedicate this Tattler to Miss Annie Kitiolf. girl’s supervisor at W. S. I), from 1900 to 1947. She lived at this school most of her life. Everyone who had been a pupil here under her supervision will never forget her kindness and her sweet smile. I .it t lc children and even the older girls thought the world of her. They spoke about her to their parents when they were at home during vacations or week-ends. Miss Annie Einolf was like a mother to everyone here even though she had no children of her own. She had a strong feeling oi sympathy for small children who had no extra things such as stockings, anklets. shoe laces or candy. She bought these things with her own money and gave them to the pupils. Every Sunda she put her own perfume on the little girl’s handerchieves before they went to church. Every night children would race to give her a good nite kiss. They also went to her with their little confidences when she was not on duty. Older girls regarded her as their grandmother and they, too. often went down to see her and to talk with her on Sundays. In loving memory, we dedicate the 1952 Tattler to her.

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Foreword To tin Class of 195-The Centennial Class May 1 congratulate you, the members, of the centennial class 0 the Wisconsin School for the Deaf upon your graduation. It gives a great deal of pleasure to your friends to sec you receive your diplomas because they know that it has been through hard work and constant effort that you have reached your goal. Keing members of the centennial class you are joining a large group of graduates that have preceded you and gone on to a fuller and richer life. 1 am sure that as you leave this school you will he a credit te your parents, to the school, and to your-sclves. With you go my very best wishes for success. Cordially yours.

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WALTER KOHLER, JR dovcrnor GEORGE E. WATSON State Superintendent of Public 1 nut ruction FRANK V. POWELL Director, Bureau for Hatulicapped Children, Department of Public hint ruction