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GALLERY: Silent night with ASL class

  • Jessie Manchak, who teaches two American Sign Language classes in Charles City, holds a sign explaining the silent dinner held for class members. Press photos by Thomas Nelson

  • American Sign Language students, members of the deaf community and friends and family attend a "silent dinner" at Pizza Ranch Wednesday night. The event was organized by ASL teacher Jessie Menchak as a get-together and a way to practice signing.

  • Jeremy Vinlaun signs at the silent dinner held Wednesday night at the Pizza Ranch.

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