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Register Now — Hamilton V.I.P. Program

March 1972

TO QUALIFY FOR HIGH SCHOOL OR ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATE NEW BUSINESS CANTIQUE — 524 Melville Homemade Confections, Penny Candy

take classes at Hamilton School in the V.I.P. Program (Voluntary Improvement Program) Tuesday and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m.

Adults 18 years or older who need a high school or elementary diploma may participate.

Individualized instruction by qualified volunteers (Volunteers are also needed to help people help themselves.) The Hamilton V.I.P. graduates have the highest passing rate of the schools participating in the program.

Volunteer Teachers are: James Beard, program director and Hamilton teacher; Harold Light; Brian Sheeny; Jerome Greer, (asst. principal at Hamilton); Jerry Jack; Mrian Bueller; Willard Nelson; Douglas Brietmeyer; Vern Johannes and George Glatt.

Originally published in The Paper, March 1972.

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Original source: SD_Times1972_03.pdf, printed page 8.

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