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

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Administration To Ihc Graduating Class of 1986: It is with sadness that we once again bid fatcwcll to a group of young women and men as they prepare to enter a 'new world' of challenges and accomplishments. We hope that you depart with the preparation ond attitude you will need to succeed, with the preparation needed to tak advantage of all opportunities, with the preparation required to serve your community, and with the preparation and motivation required to reach your potential Follow this simple guideline Don't ask “why not If you do. perhaps you will reach unrcali ed goals in your life and positively affect the live of those in your family and community Make WSD's loss the world's gain' Best wishes Wade Karli Education Director Dear Graduates. It is with best wishes for future success that we send you on your way to meet new experiences and challenges May your education here, both formal and informal, serve you well us you move forward to realize life ambitions and goals Congratulations to you all Dagny D. Bergstrom Academic Teacher Supervisor Dear Seniors Without a doubt spring signals the coming of a very exciting time for graduating seniors, a lime for reflection on the many hours of study, friendships, und activities over the past few years that have prepared you for this event You will, as have classes in the past. Icel mixed emotions as you depart from WSD. but for all of you graduation is really only a first step in a continuing series of events that will affect your lives So go fourth with the confidence in yourselves that you can and will succeed with your future goals Congratulations and Best Wishes. Gary W Black mer On bchulf of the child care counselors. Mrs, Janice Watts and myself, we extend our congratulations to Ihc Class of 1980 We wish you the very best of luck in the future If the chance should present itself, please come back and visit We know that you will be busy with your post secondary plans, hut we will miss you all Each one ol you is special to us. Walter S Davis Dean of Students 4

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John Shipman 7 Dear Seniors. For at least 12 years now. you have moved from class to class, and teacher to teacher, receiving the knowledge which they have shared Other school staff, and most certainly your parents, have also contributed to your education. Today, your future is in your hands We are all still willing to help if needed, but from now on, you will make most of the decisions. Decisions about continuing your education, to go to work, to get married, etc Now is the time for you to demonstrate your ability to handle yourself in an adult world If you show confidence in yourself, continue then you will surely succeed Good Luck! to learn, and are respectful of others.

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Junior Prom