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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection
ROCHESTER SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Rochester
Publ.c Ubrarjr
54 Court St.,
N. Y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President, Edmund Lyon
Treasurer, Frank M. Ellery; Secretary, T. C. Forrester
Term ending January, 1920—Hon. Arthur E. Sutherland, Mrs. Edmund Lyon, Hon. William
W. Clark, Kingman N. Robins
Term ending January, 1921—Mrs. William W. Churchill, Hon. Thomas B. Dunn, Gilman N.
Perkins, F. Harper Sibley, Dr. Clarence A. Barbour
Term ending January, 1922—Charles F. Pond, Frederick A. Sherwood, Dr. Edward W. Mulligan,
Isaac Adler
Term ending January, 1923—Dr. Charles C. Albertson, Edmund Lyon, Dr. James T. Dickinson,
Frank M. Ellery
Term ending January, 1924—Mrs. William R. Gormly, Mrs. Charles H. Babcock, Edward
Bausch
Honorary Member, Rufus A. Sibley
Superintendent and Principal,
T. C. Forrester
TEACHERS
GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES
Clayton L. McLaughlin, Ph.B.,
Leela M. Sutherland,
Sadie H. Rose, A.B.,
Irene Westfall, A.B.,
Ila B. Flowers,
Mildred M. Clark,
Rebecca E. Sparrow, i Tl pe aa rchnperrcs; on tf
Elizabeth Van Ingen, I
D. Adele Smith, A.B.,
Laura E. Morey,
Ivaloo North.
KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
Harriet E. Andrews, B.S.,
Irene V. Clough,
Doris L. Edgerton,
F. Elizabeth Brehm,
Laura E. Broadbooks,
M. Nelda Hughes,
Florence A. McElver,
Grace Mulcahy,
Carolyn Burdick.
OFFICERS
Helen C. McNall,
Jessie M. Roberts,
Matron
Housekeeper
Marian Carr
Mabel Andres,
E m m a Ayres,
C h a r l e s D . Y o u n g , M . D.,
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Attending Physician
INSTRUCTORS
Florence Zinsmeister,
Howard Whyland,
Remington Congar,
Laura E. Morey,
Adda E. Clark,
Helen Simmons,
Jessie Fairchild,
Michel Diemer
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Classes in Physical Culture
Classes in Carpentry
Classes in Printing
Classes in Manual Training
Classes in Sewing
Classes in Housework
Classes in Cooking
Engineer
SUPERVISORS
Helen Simmons,
Helen Gardner
Lottie A. Santimaw,
Eleanor H. Atwater,
Meta Shartzer,
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Sophia H. Rose,
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secretary
Stenographer
Nurse
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of Kindergarten
of Kindergarten
of Kindergarten
of Kindergarten
Girls
Boys
Girls
Girls
Boys
Boys
Main building, looking south.
" Who are we ? Who are we ?
We are the boys of the R. S. D.
Rah! Rah! Rah! Sis! Boom! Bah!
Rochester! Rochester! Rah! Rah! Rah!"
Poppy Dance.
A High School Class in Art.
River scene—the Genesee.
Advanced Class in Speech and Speech-reading.
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Designing, and Studies from Still Life.
A quiet game.
Acousticon training for developing residual hearing.
Aural training with the piano.
Sewing-room.
Wood-carving.
Budding "TyCobbs."
See-Saw.
Driving Park Bridge, over the Genesee.
Dining-room.
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Doing her bit."
A kindergarten May-day party.
The Genesee.
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A corner of the lawn.
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Primary Building.
View of our buildings and grounds.
A corner of one of our bedrooms.
A little play by the pupils.
INFORMATION
The Rochester School for the Deaf was opened in the year 1876. It
Was established for the education of deaf children and those whose hearing
Was so impaired as to render it difficult for them to receive proper instruction in the public schools. Some children, whose speech has been defective,
have also been received. The school is free to all who receive county or state
certificates. It is an incorporated institution under the control of the State Department of Education and supervised by the State Board of Gharities; and
is non-sectarian.
In the education of the pupils no signs are used either in the classrooms
or outside. The pupils live in an atmosphere of English, spoken, written or
spelled. All are taught speech and speech-reading; and as far as possible the
courses are arranged as in the Public Schools of the State, the pupils taking
the Grade and Regents Examinations. Some are also prepared for Gollege entrance.
The school session continues for forty weeks—from the second week in
September till the third week in June ; and the parents are free to visit the
school at any time. They are notified regularly regarding the health and progress of their children.
In addition to the ordinary branches of instruction, the girls are taught
domestic science, sewing, dressmaking, rug weaving, etc., while the boys are
taught printing, carpentry, wood-carving, painting, etc.
For further information address,
T. C. FORRESTER, Superintendent,
1545 St. Paul Street,
Rochester, N. Y.

rochester school for the deaf - Monroe County Library System

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