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

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 7hi d and 7c« t Qiudcl Front Row I. to r.; Tom Klai-jo, John Kubioln. Karl S'yKuard,. Second Row 1. to r.; liar Iran Smith. Carol lire writer. Beverly 'irrsct, Sue Hanna, Kay Slolwn, Kiln WiinTmmki, Barbara Clascr-«n, Karen Haebnor. Third Row I. to r.; Theda Iniimj'u Paul Spcvacek, Karen Morse, Marvin liuebncr, B«'Uy Nelnuti, Mar-tin llucauer, Gloria Kiilu-, Arthur N'ndlor, IJoyil I add. fyt ilL and Second Qiadcl Front Row I to r.; Gary Wen eott, Marilyn Keukauf. Potn Peterson, Jr anno Gall, Caroline PujanonnHi, Joanne Smith, Betty Duncan, Mo Ho Knj'oboHc. Ahn-nt— Guil Throw. Second Row I. to r.; Roycc Sten-ner, Kdmund Waters! rent, Tom Porter. Bruce Rchretm. John lle»-er. F.dwm Wuarhnw, David Klau- , Robert Witcxak, Kuc no Bobbin . Absent— Donald Zeoatnan. P apa ato 4f C!alii I Find Row I. to r.: Leo Grove, Gory Suhr, Jimmy Lutlltr, Cheryl Borthelion. Jimmy Ntenteyer, Jack Eldrcd, Wallace Rinre. Hutch Wfl-connori. Second Row L r.; Hymn Part-mm, Shnron Lancaster, Randy Lctkicwirs, Roscann Schaitcl. Ranald Ame.un, Jeanette Reinick, Mike Schwohke, Felice Nyyaurd, Richard Connell. Third Row I, to r.: Floyd Stamlc, Rone Mary Klurk, Gary Sclielehcr, Kdward Iromcs, Robert Rciniik. Tommy Williams, Donald Kben, F.llen Wait inbee. Hubert Sulu,

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tyaathall Firot row. I. to r: Gilbert Meyer, Ron Smith, David Christianson. Milton Lw, Capt.. Charles kicgert, Walter Fidlcr, Donald DuBoin. Billy Scherer. Second row, I. to r: Waldo Cardano, Head Conch. Donald Nitsvall, Harold Freeman, Andrew Norll.v, Donald Kobleakc. Alien Blackmon . Hilly Evans, Bichard (iruikow.'.ki, Rom Bible, Don Mark. , A«’l. Coach. Third row, I. to r: Ijiwrene Bos, Joseph Sludiituiki. James Perhai, Richard Payne, Buford Hunter. Mtttwc • Gilbert Myhre, Stan lleltteson. Jerry Noble, Lron Ron gey. Ans’t. Manager. The 1952 football M»:on was belter than for the lust few years. We hud perfect weather all through the -rason and the hoys won over both Michigan und Minnesota, not to speak of thr Alumni. They lost to N. W. M. A., Beloit Sophomore and Illinois. The first football game of the reason wa against the Alumni on September 20th and W. S. I . won thru ending n string of tie games. Two years ago it was 0 0 and lust year It to It. Charles Riegcrt mode our touchdown in the 0 to 0 victory. The W. S. D. put up a good fight at Northwestern Miltary and Naval Academy of Lake Geneva, hut lost by one point 7 to fl- On a bright -unny day October 4th. we won over Michigan on Dad's Day. 31 to 0. This was a big no: prise as our previous games with Mirhignn hud us itaily been close. On October 10th we lost to Beloit High School Sophomore? 13 to II. Our score came «n a pass from David Christian on to Larry Boh. In our homecoming game October Ihth. W. S. I . defeated Minnesota 13 to David Christian.c • made a beautiful pass to Larry Pos for opr fie1 touchdown and in the lu t quarter Milton Lee drav.; thru the Minnesota line for a second touchdown t » make this the first win over Mimic otn in ’ifx year ■ Walter Fuller ran arouml the end to make theexten point. We took a trip to Jacksonville. Illinois, on October 25th for our final football game. W. S. D. bowed to Illinois 25 to 7. Our fullbuck, Milton Lee cut I 1 yards through right guard for onr tally and then plunged tor the extra point. Donald DuBoi« was named ra a tue!:lc on All-American second team. THE 1952 SEASON RECORD We 1 hey «; Alumni 0 « NW. M. N. A. 7 31 Mirhignn S, D. 0 ft Beloit Sopln 13 13 Minnesota S. D. p Illinois S. I . 2?