Fanny Yeh Corderoy du Tiers was filmed in many videos by French TV Channel 5 with a special program for the Deaf called “L’Oeil et la Main” (The Eye and the Hand). There are about 15 videos of her with other actors around 1995-2001 and are preserved in the TV’s archives. Fanny and L…
Eight of our classmates contributed to the published books. Rachel Bavister edited and proofread (359 pages), and assisted and proofread with the chapter (23 pages) on living people with their ties to Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind (administration, faculty, staff and alu…
that Madan Vasishta was featured in a Vimeo video made by a student named Bruce Brewer at New Mexico School for the Deaf? Click the link to view the video at: https://vimeo.com/537837396 Link Below is the transcript of the video for the deaf/blind classmates (Big thanks went to Barba…
Greg Decker was the head manager and John Yeh was the business m anager of the Rathskeller in the experimentation of period during the y ear of 1970-1971 (our senior year) at Gallaudet College (at that time). L arry Berke, Mike Cooke and the late Alvin Leff were the part of the b art…
#3-dyk- Tom Benziger Post 3: July 27, 2021 Did you know… that Thomas D. Benziger, E’71 and ‘94, has been appointed by 4 Illinois past Governors to serve on several State Councils and including the implementation of Illinois Deaf and Hard of Hearing Commission and most recent after h…
#2 Did You Know… Authors, July 25, 2021 Did you know… There are 2 bo oks in progress of publications: “Passing Alon g the Tradition: The John Barrett McGann Families in Deaf Education” by Clifton F. Carbin. “History of De af baseball: 1860’s to present” by Randy Fisher & co-aut…
Post 1: July 15, 2021 Did you know… that 8 member of class of ’71 are married to another ‘71er. They are all still married to each other celebrating their wedding anniversary. Congratulations to them!! Rita and Gerald Ahrens, June 16, 1979. Lynette and Mike Cardinale, September 18,…
The logo, Deaflympics were originally called the “International Games for the Deaf”. The first games were held in Paris in 1924. In 1996, the name changed to “World Games for the Deaf” and then changed again in 2001 to “Deaflympics”. The Deaflympics are held every two years, in th…