ASD: Poem

AMERICAN ERA (1947) The wife of ASD superintendent Boatner wrote a poem about Gallaudet that was signed during a program in honor of Thomas Gallaudet, gathering in front of the famous Daniel French's sculpture of our founder with Alice Cogswell, along with the descendants of Thomas Gallaudet among us. He was a little boy like me Many, many years ago- And when a man, He crosses a sea, And learned to sign, And help mankind. Thus bringing joys To deaf girls and boys, 

Many, many years ago.

He was a little boy like me    

Many, many years ago-

And when a man, 

He crosses a sea,

And learned to sign,

And help mankind.

Thus bringing joys

To deaf girls and boys,

Many, many years ago

This is Smokey stay tuned for the next episode of Deaf Anthology, Good Night Deaf America.