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

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10— Our squad loat to Palmyra. Wake up bftya! 11— Edison' birthday. 12— Lincoln’ birthday. 15— Watch your step it Friday too. Delavan Hi won. tM to 63. 11 Valentine Day. The advanced irroup hud n party. Ruth Carbon and Marva Debt got candy heart from their sweethearts. 16— The advanced classes went tn Beloit in the »choo| truck to see the ki jumps but found they had been called off. )f —6() decrees outside. It in a beautiful day. lit— St. Andrew'! Catholic School defeated our third team. 46 to 44. 2(»—A live wasp wn on Mardene Berlin’s bed. What a winter! 22—Washington’ Birthday. Mardene Berlin killed some flies. Where did they come from? 23 -Three little girl roller skated on the walks. Early spring? 28 The boy lost to Mndison, 59 to 50. March 3—A blizzard outdoors. Burlington won over our team, til to 58. 5—Flush news: Stalin, dictator of Russia. died from a hemorrhage. 7 -.Madison won first place at the C. A. A. D. tournament. We can hardly believe it. 10—Our girls basketball tram defeated Delavan Hi. 25 to 15. Huppy birthday to Joy Erickson and Marlene Schrocder. 12 Alice Fitch’a mattress spring was broken. Ha! Ho! Betty Gorkowskl broke the frame of her glasses while wrestling with Marlene Schroed-er. The lens was not broken, til Mardene Berlin, Betty Sanderson and Janet Kluck went to the Darien Baptist church to give a program. 14— Tournament here. Milwaukee Silent Club won the first place trophy. Heavy fog at night. 15— -The girls thought there w-n n baby in their dormitory but it turned out to In Janet Delap’s, doll. 10—Warren Haroldson broke hb wrist as he slipped and fell on the see-saw. 17— St. Patrick Day. Some wore Shamrocks. 20— The first day of spring and mild. Hnrd rain. 21— Beautiful Day. Spring? Why it’s summer. 24—Queen Mary of England died. 27— Many students went to Milwaukee to attend the National Basketball Tourney. 28— Arkansas won and Milwaukee placed second. Not so bad! April 1— All Fool’s Day. How many times did you get foolrd? School closed for Easter vacation. 3—Mardene Berlin and Shirley Anderson took a trip to Minnesota during their vacation. 6— Bark to school again. It’s blue Mondny. 7— —0. A. A. girl defeated the Delavan girls again Score 33 to 30. Nice work girls! 12—Betty (lorkowski broke a record by coming to school late. 16— College exam.-, ouch! Three seniors took it. |g—Supt- and Mrs. Milligan invited eleven enior to a T-honc supper. Delicious! Afterword w-e went to the water carnival at the new Delavan grade school. Nice time. 23— Beautiful day. 70 degree . 24- —Arbor Day. The seniors planned to plant a tree. but it rained hard. 26— The Lutheran boys and girls attended the service in Beloit. 27 The seniors planted a linden tree down on the slope east of the school house. 28-30—Rain, ruin, and more rain. May 2— Prom in Hannan Hull. The theme was Irish Sweetheart”. Decorations by Sophomore class. Very pretty. 6—Don Du Bob cracked a bone in his ankle. 6—Betty Sanderson invited the Senior and Sophomore girls to her birthday party. 8— Some of us went home for Mother’ Day. 14—Literary Society skating party at the Delavan roller rink. Lota of bump , falls and fun. 17— Jeon Jenkins invited Supt. and Mrs. Milligan and Mrs. Crosby to her home for dinner. 18— | ot luck supper for Mrs. Brewer who is leaving. The seniors were invited. 25- —Seniors very busy. Commencement in 13 days. 26— Ninth. Tenth and Twelfth grades had a field trip to Chicago. Visited the museum of Science and Industry. How i your neck? 30—Memorial Day. Marched to the cemetery in morning. Picnic in the afternoon. Wc had lots of fun. June 3 6—Final examinations. 6— Everybody packing their clothes. The senior, are excited. 7— Baccalaureate Service in morning. Senior.- have noon luncheon with parents. Commencement Exercises in afternoon. Smiles and sobs. Everybody goes home for thr summer. Wc senior will not return. Bou-hoo!

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Calen G i 1952-53 rljea i September 1952 1— Labor Day—School opi ned. Mere comen gloomy faces. Most of the pupils arrived promptly. 2— School begun. Fifteen new pupils enrolled. Hoys practiced football. Stiff and orr. 4— College rat. Jack Hath way painted the canteen. fi—High school department moved to Walker Hull. Whew! What ft hard job. »J—A few went to nee Jumping Jack , l-ot. of laughter. 7—Several went to the Hod Devil and Rock Island football game. 0—Poor A. M. H. cried nil night an her boy friend has gone to Gallaudet. !3—Dance in Hannan Hall. 14—B. Hunter returned late. He helper! on the farm. 20— The advanced girls saw the Island of Desire with- Mbs Edna Redeniu . It WW excellent. Alumni played W. S. D. We won ft to 0. 21— Janet Kluck returned to school late. She worked in Milwaukee. 22— Foil begins. 27— Northwestern Military defeated us by the score 7 to ft. Not so bad! 30- Farewell to September. October 3— The Michigan taara arrived. 4 W. S. Ii. defeated Michigan 31 to 0. Nice work, boys! 5— Farewell to the Michigan team. They left at 8:00 A. M. lft—Happy birthday. Ann Marie Harris. She invited nine seniors girls to a party in the evening. 17— A little snow fell. 18— Big homecoming party in Hannan Hall. Marlene Schroeder was queen. Our team wa.% victorious over Minnesota 13 to 9. 24—Nine senior girls and our team left for Jacksonville. Illinois. Marlene Schroeder got up at 330 A. M. 2ft—W. S. I . lost to 1. S. 1). 25 to 7. Let's forget it! 26—We seniors girls and the team arrived at 7:46 in the evening. Hoy! we are glad to be back in good old Wis. again. Had n wonderful time. We will never forget it. 28— Light snow flurries. 30—The advanced girls and our supervisor, Miss Redeniu went to the movie 'Son of All Baba November ft—Teacher's Convention in Milwaukee. He seeing you all Monday. 10— Blue Monday. Back to school again. 11— Armistice Day. We stood nt attention facing the cant for a minute at 11 A. M. lft—Mildred Shawanokasic and Oscar Shirley were married in Hartford, Conn. 16— Betty Sanderson pulled the curtain down in her room. Naughty girl! 17— Raining. 20— Marlene Schroeder went home early to attend her cousin's wedding. 21 W. S. I), lost in basketball to Del a van Hi. Score 62 to -IG. 22—Tile advanced lioys mid girls went to see the movies of the famous Harlem Globetrotters 25—Thanksgiving. Have n nice vacation, but do not eat too much. 27—Mardene Beilin came down with the mumps. Who will In- next? 30— Ruck to school. No one else had the mump-. December G—Our team lost to the Milwaukee Silent Club, 63 to 28. Wake up boys and fight! 9—Defeated Brother Dutton 64 to 43. 10—Gallaudet’ birthday. Address by Mr. Cameron in assembly. 12— The Illinois players arrived. Hmm! They arc tall and strong. Perhaps we'll lose. 13— Illinois defeated u . 60 to 44. Let’s forget it. 18— The Mixer Club had a Christmas party. Wo exchanged gifts. Nice time. 19— -Mrs. Crosby fell and bumped her head but luckily no fractured bonrs. 21— The whole school had a Christmn. upper in the dining room. Everyone enjoyed it. 22— Christmas vacation. All aboard! Good Bye! Wish you all a very .Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Be seeing you all in January. January 1953 5— Deanna Rnbiola was the first pupil to arrive. We have a new nurse. Mrs. Wilkinson. 6— Classes began at 1 :t»0 I . M. 9—Our basketball team lost to St. Mary of Kenosha, ftO to 42. 14— Both our first and second teams won over N. W. Military and Naval Academy. 17—Six Inches snow. 20— Dwight Eisenhower became the 31th president of the I'. S. We watched the inauguratiunal ceremonies over our television sets. 21 Brrr! Examinations started today. 23— Exams arc over. What a relief! We had a heavy snow. It la like a fairyland outside. 24— The 12th to 9th grade girls went downtown to see the movie, Captive Women. 27 We defeated Sharon, ftft to 47. 31— The Mixer Club had a dance in Hannan Hull. Wonderful time. February 2—Ground Hog Day. Six more weeks of cold weather. 4—Ruining pitch forks when we came to school, ft— North Western Military defeated our u-conds, 32 to 31 nnd varsity, 66 to 42.

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