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Celebrate Spring by Learning

January 1979

Historical January 1979 report or notice. Original dates, prices, programs and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

Hamilton Community School will expand programming efforts in its Spring trimester by offering many exciting (and some even new) courses and activities.

The Spring Term will begin the week of March 26-30 and continue till the first week of June. Registration Week will be March 19-23. Classes will not meet the week of April 9-13, as schools are closed for Spring Break.

Herewith is a partial list of classes and activities offered:

PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS

BUSINESS AND OFFICE Modern Dance PRACTICES Primitive Dance Typing Disco Dance Shorthand Ceramics Bookkeeping Photography Office Skills Wax Works Getting and Keeping a Job Stained Glass Accounting

HOMEMAKING

SPORTS AND FITNESS Sewing Volleyball Cake Decorating Weightlifting Gourmet Cooking Basketball Budget Cooking Slimnastics Needlework Jogging

GENERAL INTEREST

MUSIC Adult Basic Education Guitar Lessons Driver Education Voice Lessons Adult Learn to Read Piano Lessons Home Maintenance

Classes and activities for children and young adults include: Dunham Technique for Children Games and Activities Disco Dancing Reading Non-league Basketball Mathematics Arts and Crafts and more Modeling

For mothers enrolled in classes, a Child Care Center has been established to provide supervision and skill building. The minimum age for children enrolled in this program is two years old. For older children, (8 and up) various actvities will be offered such as low organized games.

Watch for the Spring Brochure for more detailed information.

Originally published in The Paper, January 1979.

Read this article in the original newspaper issue.

Original source: SD_Times1979_01.pdf, printed page(s) 4; PDF page(s) 4.

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