Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1948 — Page 6

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WHEN A TEACHER at the school died, Mr Harris was asked to take the post. Thus, he began a 50-year career that was summarized by the trustees: “He has sincerely dedicated himself and all his energies to the noble work of teaching thousands of boys a worthy trade . .. and more than that all those valuable human qualities so necesgary to the success and happiness of every human individual,” meres Mr Harris tacked his new tas in 1898 with the mastery of having served people in his shop without their knowing of his defect. Even the mailman was unaware. The good-natured shopkeeper talked like anyone else, although with less inflection to his voice. Mr. Harris had already become an expert lip-reader. While teaching, he began to notice one of his students and consider her in a little different . Jight. ‘They were married and had four daughioe ters, all with perfect hearing. oR “A deaf person can concentrate better than © a hearing person,” the still energetic Mr. Harris was quick to point out.. He contends deaf people are careful automobile drivers, too, and cites a Philadelphia traffic record showing this. “We depend more upon our eves and other senses..-A- hearing person gets careless when driv. ing and says to himself, ‘I can hear a danger; I don’t have to look’,” added the veteran teacher,

Want a Chance—Not Charity ONE OF HIS pet quarrels is with deaf persons who seek to prey upon society because of this defect, © He emphasizes with pride that self-

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o - Ll - -. be TOTALLY DEAF, N, Lee Harris never pero% mitted himself to believe his condition was a . "handicap. He forced this attitude upon 2500 * others with the same physical defect. .l This slim, courageous 72-year-old man whose = = hearing was destroyed by a childhood disease has _ . shown an indomitable spirit during his 50 years + as a vocational teacher at the Indiana School 3 for the Deaf. . 3 When he retired a few years ago, trustees of Be the institution renamed the vocational building of in-his honor as partial recognition for his untiring <3 work in behalf of the deaf. . Students who were taught shoe repairing someI) times showed fear and hesitation in establishing hd shops of “their own or becoming self-supporting a as workmen. Mr. Harris lent encouragement and h aid. ] » He knew the outlook of students. For, he was a student two years when the school was located at State Ave. and Washington St. He fought the v game fears to establish one of the most modern 5 shoe shops in the state at that time near Massa- * chusetts Ave. and Alabama St. A former student - “now operates the shop. ; 5 50 Years of Service

Notre Dame Plans - 103d Graduation

900 Students Set | | To Get Degrees

Times Siate Servie \| SOUTH BEND, June 5—The University of Notre Dame will hold its 103d commencement exer- _" |cises tomorrow in the Drill Hall lon the campus with a record number of nearly 900 graduates {receiving degrees from the the " WISE—Irene Dunne, who jundergraduate and graduate! {schools. | Paul G. Hoffman, ERP di- and tactful mother in "I rector, will deliver two commencement addresses. Students in the, (member Mama.” colleges of Arts and Letters, Sci

{in the first exercises at 1:30 p. m. while degrees will be awarded to, DETROIT, June 5 (UP)-

‘merce and Engineering in the second ceremonies at 3:30 p

TBoRIOH, Mass, will deliver the Shortages, the Ford- Motor {baccalaureate address Sunday | {announced today.

+ INDOMITABLE SPIR#-—N. Lee Harris en- morning. The baccalaureate mass| Some 25,000 to 30,000 workers joys the company of iwe grandchildren, Howard will be celebrated by the Most at the River Rouge plant and 14 Sinclair, left, and Dick Skinner, as he rests in |Rev. John F. Noll, DD, Bishop of jassamibily plants. outside Detroit|

. 1 be idled by t retirement from a 50.year teaching career. Total Ft. Wayne. Ss |Full operations iY phe sudo; deafness failed to keep him from a successful | Local Students day, the company said.

life. His encouragement has aided 2500 students, | Included among the graduates are the following 14 Indianapolis respecting deaf persons do not want charity; students: Marion J, Craney, 519 they want only a chance. Goodlet St.; Joseph G. Duffey, “The state has —a good program for helping 3151 Graceland ~Ave.; Paul D. the deaf,” Mr. Harris is convinced. And, a good Jackson, 402 North New Jersey record of helping them to find jobs after their St.; Charles E. and Richard J. training has been “completed. Kasberg. 4067 Central Ave.; BeneThey do well in many jobs, where hearing is dict % Koebel, 2154 Barth Ave.; not absolutely required. At least two graduates John J. McShane, 141 West 44th of the school have been successful linotype opera- St.; JéReph F. Quill, 913 Audubon’ tors in Indianapolis newspaper composing rooms, St.; Mario C. Santarossa, 2011! he recalled. |East 17th St.; Elmer A. Steffen, Mr. Harris went to live with a daughter, Mrs. 3122 Sutherland Ave.; Hugh R. Howard Sinclair, 3941 Park Ave., after his wife Sullivan, 1226 North DeQuincy| died several years ago. |8t.; Robert L. Thompson, 3844 He reads a lot and has been active in affairs North Illinois St.; Lawrefce E.| of the deaf persons’ lodge, the National Fraternal Turner, 209 North Gary 8t., and,

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“DEEP ARE THE R ors” Over a Year on Broadway!

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| 6. G. Hoag Leaves ‘Wife $2 Million

estate of almost $2 million to his, |wife, Grace, his will showed to-| ¥- Mr. Hoag died May 18 at the] |age of 74. He also left $60,000 to the Hoag Foundation. a charitable organization, $25,000 each! has to two grandchildren, and $100,-

Re- Gets Daughter's Diploma

TTT Dr. Aimee W. Richmond, 25,

ence, Law and the graduate Ford to "Close: 1 Day |Shortsville, N. Y., was unable to

her pupil, William Krach, tenor, in recital at 8 p. m. next Tuesday

| LOS ANGELES, June 5 (UP)! in World War Memorial audi—George Grant Hoag, a founder torium. Jane Hampson will be | of the J. C. Penny stores, left an accompanist. !

{ i 100d to other relatives. |

now at Keith's. | PHILADELPHIA, June 5 (UP) |

jreceive her diploma at Woman's

Il el ! school will receive their degrees Because of Shortage {Medical College graduation exer-

All cises yesterday because she was |

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Society for the Deaf, He once held the post of Hugh F., Welsh, 642 Somerset

grand lodge financial secretary. Ave, During the days of gilent movies, Mr. Harris! The commencement week-end |

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was a frequent patron. And, a lot of other deaf program opened early this morn-| i persons keenly missed the passing of this enter-/ing when the graduating seniors) I LAL STL 101+ J « 28°28 J | |

tainment. made their traditional last visit However, one of the important things Mr. to Sacred Heart Church, student Harris has taught his students to do is to adjust church at Notre Dame, followed | to changing conditions. by class day exercises and the! (By Kenneth Hufford) |awarding ‘of prizes. The return of “BETCH MINDS THE BABY" - wee | Alumni to the campus for various |

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