New Mexico School for the Deaf Alums Coming Home for 125th Birthday

The Santa Fe New Mexican › September 24, 2010

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New Mexico's first public school -- which, technically, is older than the state itself -- kicks off its 125th anniversary with a weekend that combines homecoming with an alumni reunion.

The New Mexico School for the Deaf, founded in 1885, offers three days of campus tours, athletic games, a pep rally, storytelling in American Sign Language and social events starting today. Somewhere between 250 and 300 alumni are expected to attend.

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New Mexico School for the Deaf Alums Coming Home for 125th Birthday

"In the alumni association, we like to say it's about past, present and future," said Bobby Moore, chairman of the school's Reunion Committee and a graduate of th...

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