Teacher Miss Ticer Inspires Blind Students at Village School
In January 1954 San Lorenzo Village School highlights Miss Ticer, a fourth grade teacher who, despite retinal detachments, teaches Braille reading, sewing, cooking, and daily tasks. Her class uses talking books from the California State Library and records, with students gaining independence and self-reliance as they adapt to light changes and rely on tactile, auditory, and hands on learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lili Artel
San Lorenzo
Ticer
Hersepher
Jon
Brade
Miss Ticer
Harry A
Hersas
To. Co
Judy Hill
David D. Bohannon
Daily Review
Oavia Ticer
San Lorenzo Village
California State Library
Sacramento
Canine club brings four trophies from San Lorenzo trials
Lorenzo Dogs Win Entries from the San Loren zo Tag Training club brought here four trophies from the Saeki obedience trials. Doris V. Bronson's Tiger, a Shetland sheep dog, won novice A and the highest scoring Shetland award. Kim, a fox terrier, took third in novice A. Stuffy, a cocker spaniel, was the highest scoring dog in first time shown. Toby and Billy passed novice A. Patty the miniature poodle and Monju the French bulldog also passed novice A. Callen the springer spaniel and Kola the dog used their first legs in the utility class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Saeki
Sunnys
Doris V. Bronson
Tiger
Kim
Virginia Toomey
Castro Valley
Stuffy
Breen Ratterman
Berkeley
Toby
Bronson
Hayward
Billy
William Thompson
A. Patty
Alberta Hobbs
Monju
Richard Holliday
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Chevrolet
Fference
Don Gilmore
Trayward
Watkins
By Willis Forbes