Adaptation makes use of a computer possible. The Optacon was acquired in 1973. This device allows the blind to read printed material by converting the letters into a series of sensations which could be interpreted by touch. Being able to sign one's name is important. Here students master cursive writing.
Independence is critical.
In the 1970's young men learn about plumbing. Using the familiar long cane, these students enjoy the Oakland neighborhood. The 1958 Christmas dance was reported in the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph. The article states that learning ballroom dancing is offered as part of the curriculum. Making music has always been fun.