Directory of Services for the Deaf in the United States; American Annals of the Deaf.

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Directory of Services for the Deaf in the
TITLE
United States; American Annals of the Deaf.
Conference of Executives of American
TNSTITUTION
Schccls fcr the Deaf.
Social and Rehabilitation Service (DHFW) ,
Spcns Agency
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May 69
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American Annals of the Deaf; v114 n3
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p121-744 May 1969
Erps Price MF-$2.50 HC-$31.70
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Adult Education Programs, *Aurally
Descri ptcrs
Handicapped, Camping, Day Schocls,
*Directories, *Exceptional Child Services,
Hearing Clinics, Interpreters,
Organizations (Groups), Professional
Perscnnal, Pehabilitation Programs,
Religious Organizations, Pesearch
Projects, Pesidential Schools, Special
Classes, State Programs, Teacher
Education, Teacher Educators, Teachers
Abstract
The directory contains a listing (made in
October, 1968) cf teachers of the deaf, teachers in
training, teacher educators, and training centers. A
directory of services lists religious wcrkers with the
deaf, American organizaticns, adult education programs,
international programs, agencies of the United Nations,
summer camps, social and rehabilitation services,
rehabilitation and prcfessicnal personnel, psychiatrists
and sccial wcrkers, centers and services for the
deaf-blind, community services, and training prcgrams
supported by rehabilitaticn centers. Private and government
sponsored research, publicaticns on deafness, necrology,
and state department prcgrams are discussed. A directory of
schools, classes, and clinics for the deaf in the U.S. and
Canada is included alcng with information from the U.S.
Office of Education on instructional materials centers and
media services. (JM)
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Conference of Executives of American Schools for the Deaf
FOUNDID 1868
American Instructors of the Deaf
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MCCAY VERNON, PH.D.
Editor
RICHARD G. BRILL, ED.D.
Associate Editor
WILLIAM[ N. CRAIG, PH.D.
Associate Editor
Porn= VAUX DOCTOR, PH.D.
Editor, Directory of Services for the Deaf in the United States
Under the Direction of the Executive Committee
of the Conference
BEN E. HOFFMEYER
North Carolina 1970
Chairman
Now York 1970
ROY M. STRUM
Chairman-Elect
Virginia 1970
Jos R. SHINPAUGH
ARMIN G. Tunic Hitt
Colorado 1970
Arizona 1970
EDWARD W. TILLINGHAST
ROY G. PARIS
Arkansas 19e9
Hum F. SCHUNHOPP
California 1969
Ontario 1970
DONALD E. KINNEDY
EDWARD W. RUT
Idaho 1970
Texas 1971
DOIN HICKS
Now York 1971
JOHN D. HARRINGTON
MAY, 1969
THE CONFERENCE OF EXECUTIVES OF AMERICAN
SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF
President
BEN E. HOFFMEYER, North Carolina
President-Elect
Roy M. STELLE, New York
Secretary
JOE R. SHINPAUGH, Virginia
Treasurer
ARMIN G. TURECHEK, Colorado
Executive Manager
Captioned Films Educational
Media Center
HOWARD M. QUIGLEY, District of Columbia
THE CONFERENCE OF EXECUTIVES
OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF,
originally the Conference of Superintendents and Principals of American
Schools for the Deaf, was founded in 1868 and subsequently
incor-
porated under the laws of the State of 3.4aryland in 1958.
The Confer-
ence is an organisation of the executive heads of schools for the deaf
in the United States and Canada, and has for
its object "to promote
the management and operation of schools
for the deaf along the broadest
and most effective lines and to further and promote
the general welfare
of the deaf."
AMERICAN INSTRUCTORS OF THE DEAF
President
MARVIN B. CLATTERBUCK, Oregon
First Vice President
KENNETH R. MANGAN, Illinois
Second Vice President
ROY K. HOLCOMB, California
Secretary
THOMAS J. DILLON, New Mexico
Treasurer
ROBERT M. GREENMUN, Florida
Directors
HENRY 0. BJORLIE, Rome, New York
Emu, S. LADNER, Berkeley, California
MRS. JULIA BURG MAYES, Flint, Michigan
JAMES D. RANDALL, Vancouver, Washington
STANLEY D. ROTH. Olathe, Kansas
JOHN P. RYBAX, Buffalo, New York
THE AMERICAN INSTRUCTORS OF THE DEAF, founded in 1850 and in-
corporated by act of Congress in 1897, is
an organisation of educators of
the deaf in the United States and Canada with the
great object of
promotion of the education of the deaf
on the broadest, most advanced,
and practical lines," and for that
purpose "to secure the harmonious
union in the organisation, of all persons actually engaged
in educating
the deaf in America."
The American Annals of the Deaf
The AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE DEAF was founded in 1847 at the
American School for the Deaf in Hartford, Connecticut, by the members of
the faculty of that school, which is the first free public school for the deaf
in America. Although the journal received the approval of the administrative
school authorities, the periodical was first entirely sponsored by the members
of the faculty. After two years the ANNALS was discontinued for some
months but was revived by the members of the American Instructors of the
Deaf in their first meeting in New York, N. Y., in 1850.
In June, 1861, the publication ceased because of the War Between the
States, inasmuch as the membership was made up of northerners and
southerners in almost equal proportion. In September, 1868, the AMERICAN
ANNALS OF THE DEAF resumed publication with the editorial office on
Kendall Green, in Washington, D. C., where it has since remained.
The AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE DEAF is the official organ of the
Conference of Executives of American Schools for the Deaf, which was
organized in 1868, and of the American Instructors of the Deaf, founded in
1850. According to the Library of Congress it
is the oldest educational
publication in the United States still in existence. It is also the oldest journal
on the education of the deaf in the world.
The ANNALS is published five times a year, being issued in January,
March, and May, September and November. The subscription price is $6.00
a year, payable in advance. If five or more copies of the ANNALS are sent
to one address, the subscription price is $5.00 a year. The Directory number
sells for $4.00. Back issues are available. Indexes for 1847-1875, 1876-1885,
1886-1895, 1896-1905, are available at $5.00 each.
Indexes for 1906-1915,
1916-1925, 1926-1985, 1986-1945, 1946-1955, were issued as regular numbers
of the ANNALS and may be purchased for $4.00 each. From 1956 indexes
are included in the regular November numbers at single copy price.
All
requests for subscriptions or for back numbers should be addresed to Execu-
tive Manager Conference of Executives of American School for the Deaf,
5084 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. 20016.
All subscriptions are based on the calendar year.
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number, 15-14404
Conference of Executives of American Schools for the Deaf
Howard M. Quigley, Executive
5034 Wisconsin Ave., N.W.,
Manager
Washington, D. C. 20016
Captioned Films Educational
Telephone: [phone]
Media Center
American Annals of the Deaf
Meaty Vernon, Ph.D., Editor
American Annals of the Deaf
Michael Reese Hospital
2929 S. Ellis Ave.
Chicago, Illinois 60616
Richard G. Brill, Ed.D.,
William N. Craig, Associate Editor
Associate Editor
American Annals of the Deaf
American Annals of the Deaf
Department of Special Education and
California School for the Deaf
Rehabilitation, School of Education
Riverside, California
The University of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Powrie V. Doctor, Editor
Directory of Services for the Deaf in the United States
American Annals of the Deaf
Telephone: [phone]
Gallaudet College
Extension 270
Washington, D.C.
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offices: Gallaudet College Washington, D. C. Second class postage paid at Washington,
D. C. and additional mailing (Aces. Acceptance for mailing at the special rate of postage
provided for in the act of February 28, 1925, authorised June 25, 1982. Subscriptions
made payable to the Astsatess ANNALS or THE DEAF may be sent to the Executive Man
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ager, Conference of Executive of American Schools for the Deaf, 5034 Wisconsin Ave.,
Washington, D. C. 20016.
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AMERICAN ANNALS
appearing in the months of January, March, May, September, and November. The sub-
scription is $6.00 a year, payable in advance. The subscription for foreign countries is
$6.20 a year,
The Directory 1969 issue of the American Annals of
the Deaf, was made possible by a grant to the Con-
ference of Executives of American Schools for the
Deaf from the Social and Rehabilitation Service Ad-
ministration, U. S. Department of Health, Education
and Welfare, Washington, D. C.
Directory of Services for the Deaf in the United States
American Annals of the Deaf
POWRIE VAUX DOCTOR PH.D., Editor
Project Director
PHILIP BALTIMORE, Associate Project Director
Assistants
ELIZABETH E. BENSON
PAULINE SHAHAN
SUSANNA BALDWIN
RUSSELL OLSON
Conference of Executives of American Schools for the Deaf
HOWARD M. QUIGLEY, Executive Secretary
CONTENTS
121
ANNOUNCEMENTS
122
TEACHERS OF THE DEAFRoster
Elisabeth E. Benson, M.A., L.L.B.
TEACHER TRAINING
243
Teachers in Training
Personnel Engaged in Teaching Courses on Education
254
of the Deaf
264
Teacher Training Centers
276
Scholarships
DIRECTORY OF SERVICES FOR THE DEAF
281
Religious Work with the Deaf
Directory of Organizations in Americaof and for the Deaf
318
318
American Athletic Association of the Deaf
324
American Speech and Hearing Association
326
National Association of the Deaf
328
State Associations of the Deaf
328
Junior National Association of the Deaf
330
National Association of Hearing and Speech Agencies
336
National Fraternal Society of the Deaf
341
Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
362
Correspondence Schools
362
Education
364
National Advisory Committee on Education of the Deaf
.
364
Foundation and Information Centers
366
Council of Organizations Serving the Deaf
367
Homes for the Aged Deaf
368
Housing for Senior Deaf Citizens
368
Insurance for the Deaf
369
Medical
369
Social and Welfare
372
Speech and Hearing
372
Vocational Rehabilitation
374
Adult Education Programs for the Deaf
International Programs for the Deaf
377
379
United Nations
Summer Camps for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children
381
Directory of Social and Rehabilitation Services and
Rehabilitation Services Administration
393
SRS and RSA Regional Staff
394
395
State Directors of Vocational Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation and Professional Personnel Serving the
Deaf in the United States
402
Professional Rehabilitation Workers with the Adult Deaf
420
Psychiatrists Who Serve Deaf People
436
Social Workers Who Serve Deaf People
437
Deaf-Blind Children, Centers and Services, Division of
Educational Services, Bureau of Education for the
Handicapped
488
Rehabilitation Centers, Community Services,
or Mental
Health Facilities Serving the Deaf
442
Training Programs in Area of Deafness Supported by
Rehabilitation Services Administration Grants
448
RESEARCH
Government Sponsored Research Projects in Progress
on Deafness
452
Deafness Research Foundation Announces
1969 Research Grants
477
Doctors' Dissertations and Masters' Theses on the
Education of the Deaf, Donald A. Padden, M.A.
Doctors' Dissertations, Author Index
479
Doctors' Dissertations, State, College and University Index
482
Masters' Theses, Author Index
483
Masters' Theses, State, College and University Index
489
PUBLICATIONS ON DEAFNESS
Review of Publications, Pauline Shahan and Russell C. Olson
491
.
. .
Administration, Audiology,
Education, Language, Manual
Communication, Media, Mental Health, Proceedings, Psychol-
ogy and Psychiatry, Rehabilitation, Research, Speechreading.
Periodicals for the Deaf
501
NECROLOGY, Pauline Shahan
520
STATE DEPARTMENTS
State Departments of Education Having a Speech
and Hearing Program
522
State Departments of Health Having a Conservation
of Hearing Program
524
DIRECTORY OF SCHOOLS, CLASSES AND CLINICS FOR THE
DEAF IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
Schools and Classes for the Deaf in the United States,
October 31, 1968Directory
526
Public and Private Residential Schools, Public and Private
Day Schools, Public and Private Day Classes, Public and
Private Classes for the Multiply Handicapped
Schools and Classes for the Deaf in the United States,
October 31, 1968Pupils and Teachers
576
Pupils and TeachersTotal; Male; Female; Total Being
Taught Speech; Minimum Age of Admittance; Number in
Preschool., Averaga Number of Pupils in Classes; Number
of Prep. Years; Number of Grades; Total Number of Edu-
cational Staff; Total Number of Teachers; Male; Female;
Number of Deal Teachers; Number of Teachers with an
Earned College Degree; Salaries for Academic Teachers;
Present Average Salaries
Public Residential Schools in the United States
Financial Statement
618
Financial StatementMeans of Support; Number of House-
parents; Number of Day Pupils; Weekends at Home; Total
Number of Full-time Employees, Including Entire Educa-
tional Staff; Number of Teaching Days in School Year;
Average Number of Pupils in Attendance in 1967-1968;
Value of Buildings and Grounds; Expenditures Last Fiscal
Year; Annual Cost per Pupil Within the Last Fiscal Year
Schools and Classes for the Deaf in the United States
Tabular Summary
622
Public and Private Residential Schools, Public and Private
Day Schools, Public and Private Day Classes, Public and
Private Classes for the Multiply Handicapped
Tabular Statements of Schools in the United States,
1850-1968-1969
624
Schools and Classes for the Deaf in Canada
Directory
626
Schools and Classes for the Deaf in Canada
Pupils and Teachers
628
Directory of Clinics for the Deaf in the United
States and Canada, October 31, 1968
630
Medical Schools, Colleges and Universities, Hospitals, Pri-
vately Operated, In Schools for the Deaf
Summary of Clinics for the Jeaf in the United States
and Canada
677
U. S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION
Instructional Material Centers
678
Media Services and Captioned Films, James J. Kundert
680
INDEX
693
ANNALS
AMERICAN
OF THE
DEAF
NUMBER 3
MAY, 1969
VoL. 114
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE CONVENTION
OFFICIAL CALL FOR THE MEETING OF
Instruc-
of the Convention of American
The forty-fourth regular meeting
the Deaf, Berkeley,
the California School for
tors of the Deaf will be held at
the necessary
the purpose of conducting
California, June 22 to 27, 1969, for
properly
and such other business as may
business, and the election of officers,
come before the meeting.
President
MARVIN B. CLATTERBUCK,
THOMAS J. DILLON, Secretary
Colorado
Colorado School for the Deaf,
Dr. Armin Turechek, Supt.,
of the conven-
the program for the meeting
Springs, Colorado, is in charge of
tion in Berkeley.
CONFERENCE OF
OFFICIAL CALL FOR THE MEETING OF THE
DEAF
EXECUTIVES OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS FOR THE
Executives of
of the Conference of
The forty-first regular meeting
School for the
be held at the California
American Schools for the Deaf will
conducting the
1969, for the purpose of
Deaf, Berkeley, California, June 24,
such other business as
the election of officers, and
necessary business, and
will also commemorate
before the meeting. This meeting
nay properly come
for the Deaf at
of the California School
the one hundredth anniversary
Berkeley, California.
President
BEN E. HOFFMEYER,
JOE SHINPAUGH, Secretary
ON EDUCATION
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
1970
OF THE DEAF, AUGUST,
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
of Teachers
Board of the Swedish Association
On January 7-8, 1967, The
Associations
from the other Scandinavian
of the Deaf invited representatives
problems concerning
Stockholm in order to discuss
of Teachers of the Deaf to
Education of the Deaf.
the next International Congress on
International
in Sweden was issued at the
An informal invitation to meet
Deaf in Washington, D. C. in 1963.
Congress on Education of the
cooperation
the meeting that Sweden, in
In Stockholm, it was decided at
Congress
should arrange an International
with other Scandinavian countries,
in Stockholm.
Deaf in August, 17-21, 1970,
on Education of the
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