Indiana School for the Deaf - Oriole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Participants Learn By Experience A select group of hearing high school and college students got a chance to see what everyday life at ISD was like. Brian Collins, a student from North Central High School in Indianapolis, was the only one of the high school students to survive the first semester experience. During the second semester, Lois Cameron from Rushville Consolidated High School, Candice Collins from North Central High School, Jennifer Miller from Terre Haute South High School, and Alicia Pruett from Lin- ton Stockton High School, lived and studied here to learn about differ- ences between ISD and their schools. Seventeen Ball State University participants who enrolled in the Education of the Deaf spent a whole year at ISD in order to get some experience in teaching. Daily work included helping the teachers pre- pare lessons, grading papers, and teaching and learning about the deaf. Barbara Andersson, a seventeen year old junior, was an interesting addition to ISD. She graduated at sixteen from a hearing high school in Finland. She came to ISD in order to learn about the American way of life. She stayed with a host family in Goshen, Indiana, for a while, and then moved in with Jackie McBroom, ISD PE teacher. FIRST ROW: Suzanne Hanefeld, Sarah Scheckel, Susie Garza. SECOND ROW: Judy Verhulst, Melissa McEwan, Amy Dye. Janna Terry. THIRD ROW: Doni Rubino, Tracy Den- ton, Joyce Newman. Janet Hammer. Steph- anie Lambert. FOURTH ROW: Scott Krueger, and Patti Scott. Barbara Andersson. an exchange student from Finland, enthusiastically learns English vocabulary. Brian Collins prepares his vocational assign- ment for the yearbook. Lois Cameron, Candice Collins. Alicia Pruett. and Jenny Miller come to ISD to share a common experience. 17

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Many people enjoy participating in the cake walk. PTCO Day began in 1968 when a group of parents, teachers, and counselors gathered to play softball and have a picnic. The activities grew and selling booths were add- ed. People came here to participate in activities, meet their old friends, and have fun reminiscing about the good old days. Each high school class, each de- partment, the dormitory, and some clubs had food and game booths. Agencies that serve the deaf provid- ed information. Everyone had fun raising money to support school ac- tivities. Family, Friends, Food, And Fun The kissing booth attracts lots of customers. They were surprised with a Hershey ' s Kiss. Dean of Boys Don Thompson anticipates a sponge in the face while Mrs. Mary Lou Ott shrieks. Friends gather at the different food booths to eat and socialize.

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High School Communication Center trophy winners: Andrea Brown and Davi d Carron. Andrea also won the top trophy. CSSD All-Star Basketball players: Donald Yates, coach Robert Kovatch, Brian Bippus, and Rocky Murray. 18 President Matt Krueger explains how he and Rocky Murray made a plaque for Jr NAD Honorable Mention Swimmer Lisa Holbrook, Swimmer of the Year Leigh Meyer. Deaf All- American Basketball player Brian Bippus. Honorable Mention Basketball player Rocky Murray. High School scholarship winners: Diane Gar- ner and Richard Dettmer.