New Mexico School for the Visually Handicapped - Yearbook (Alamogordo, NM)

 - Class of 1984

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Page 14 text:

S tudents at INMSVH proved once again in 1984 that they are capable of ventur- ing into new areas and suc- ceeding. There seems to be a plea- sant balance of educational ac- tivities provided for them at the school. Students take basic coursework that is designed to give them a solid foundation for future studies, but they are also given opportunities to explore new interests and ideas. During the course of the year numerous guests visit the campus to present exciting programs to the youngsters. Students also leave the campus frequently to ex- perience happenings in Alamogor- do and neighboring communities. Upper: Jody Sanchez (right) was one of several students who visited Ruidoso and Cloudcroft ski resorts each week to learn to ski. Qualified instructors guided the students safely down the hill while they learned their skills. Lower: Alicia McAninch scheduled a visit to her parents’ farm in La Luz for members of Hazel Hahn’s primary class. It was the first opportunity for many of the students to see and pet farm animals. A very young lamb seemed to be the favorite on that day. Opposite, upper left: Kelly Burma tackles a reading assignment during class. Kelly and many of her friends begin learning braille skills in the primary classes. Opposite, up- per right: Lupe Romero gives George Ferry a hand during an art class conducted for Jack Hall students. This was George’s first opportunity to paint a ceramic figure. Opposite, lower: Lupe Romero frequently accompanied Jack Hall students on visits to the library. After school hours provid- ed ample time for students to discover the joys of reading. 10

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4 The Break of the Morning Dew The break of the morning dew I look out my window and see the tall trees and the bridge that goes over the irrigation ditch that leads to my house. 1 get up and get dressed. When I get my cup of cof- fee 1 head towards the door. Out- side 1 put my coffee down and stretch, smelling the pine and oak trees. I’m getting a real good feeling about everything. As I’m standing there, my dog comes walking around the corner of my house. He comes up and sits down by my side. I say, “What a beautiful morning.” Albert Ortiz Mountains The sweet scent of orange blossoms fills the silky blue sky. Fluffy, milky, white clouds dance in mid-afternoon. The scorching golden sun col- lides against the purple mountain- tops. The odors of pine needles float in the wild meadow. The splashing fast waters whisper in cool mid air. Rushing down a wild curvy path, deep waterfalls drop down. Icy white crystals glisten in the amber shadows from the glare of the sun. Wild flowers dance along the river side, peering into the clear spring water. They leave reflec- tions of glassy stones against boulders pushing their way up towards the mysterious heavens above. The blossoms stand out like a picture in a frame upon a dark hillside. Jolene Ortiz Southwest Sunrise Standing outside watching as the sun peeks over the mountains reminding us that it’s time to start out the day. Pretty orange yellow colors, stare at you. Standing there wishing the moment will never end. But nothing as pretty as a southwest sunrise could ever stay. As the clouds turn carnation pink and the sky baby blue, the beautiful moment has come to an end. Brenda Platero 9

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