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Norm Tully, Douglas Burke, and Herb Larson, 1965

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Title	Norm Tully, Douglas Burke, and Herb Larson, 1965
Description	Photograph of Norm Tully, Douglas Burke, and Herb Larson learning how to use the new Speech Indicator, a "tactile communication" device developed by Hugh Moore of the Los Angeles City Schools. In this picture Tully and Larson speak with each other on the phone using the device while Burke looks on. The device was designed to "provide a deaf person with a visual signal by which he can identify various telephone signals and code replies." Tully, Burke, and Larson were all long-time advocates on behalf of the deaf and hard of hearing. (Quoted from the Speech Indicator Manual). Black and white photograph, 5 x 7 in.
Subject	Larson, Herbert W. Tully, Norman L. California State University, Northridge -- History San Fernando Valley State College -- History Deaf -- Education (Higher)
Date	1965
Keywords	CSUN; SFVSC; Norm Tully; Douglas Burke; Herb Larson; Hugh Moore; Speech Indicator; deaf studies; NCOD;
Topics	Learning activities Faculty and Administration
Donor	California State University, Northridge. National Center on Deafness.
Media	Black and white print (photograph)
Media measurement	12.7 x 17.8 cm.
Repository	California State University, Northridge. National Center on Deafness.
Campus	San Fernando Valley State College
Identifier	NCOD004
Date Digitized	2008-09-11
Project Name	CSUN University Digital Archives