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

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WluA Who A 7 Ufi to (lememk i The Senior Class had a 1,000 mile recreational and educational trip early in May. We went with our sponsors, Mrs. Strioby and Mr. Kopos and Principal, Mr. Ransdell, in two oars to Milwaukee, where we got th« City of Midland Ferry, which is the largest, fastest and mo3t streamlined im Lake Michigan. It took us 6 hours to croas the lake to Ludington, Michigan. We stayed overnite at White Cape Motel in Traverse City. The next day we left for Muckinac Island where cars an not allowed, only horses, carriages and bicycles. It has many quaint houses, stores and hotels. The Grand Hotel then is the largest resort hotel in the world and has the world’s longest porch. We stayed overnite at the Chippewa Hotel. The next day we cross:»d the Mackinac Bridge, which is 5 miles long. It took us from Michigan to the uppc r peninsula enroute to the Soo Canal and Canada. The Soo Canal has more tonnage pasing thur it than any other canal in the world. We stayed at St. Marys, River Motel in Sault St. Marie, Clanada overnite. We had an enjoyable time there. The last day we set sail for Delavan and arrived at WSD late in the afternoon. The trip was a most memorable and profitable one and will not soon be forgotten. [31]

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fyaA well • • • It is with mixed feelings of happiness and regret that we leave the Wisconsin School for the Deaf. Our stay here has been too brief, yet the years were fruitful ones, full of joy, work, fun and learning. It seems only yesterday that we spent our first days on the campus— now, years later, we leave with a genuine appreciation for what the members of the Staff have done, and with the hope that we will justify the faith they have in us. Our memories of them, our schoolmates and school days will never. never die. Charlene Sjoquist. I a Vonne Christopherson, Sue Hanna, Diana Simon, Mary Ann Badenna Betty Byrne, Bill Remock and Sherman I.add. [32]