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Hamilton School Happenings(英文)

By Gwendolyn D. Hall

此内容暂无简体中文译文,以下为英文原文。

Historical June 1984 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

As the spring semester at Hamilton Community School draws to a close, we wish to thank all of the students and the community for your continuous support.

We also wish to take a quick glance at this semester and a look into our future.

As usual, our Adult Basic Education and Body Conditioning classes have skyrocketed.

The Typing and Slender-all classes haven’t done badly either, not to mention Upholstery and Introduction to Data Processing.

For that matter, in the exercise department, Classical Dancing and the Walking Club have attracted a few people as well. Though these are just a few of our classes, it has not been all academics or just exercise.

On April 7, we held a Super Saturday which offered mini-courses just for that day so that the public would be aware of what we had to offer before the semester started.

We might offer another for the fall so look for us! Then on May 8, The Black Repertory Co. presented “Black Shadows and New Dreams” at Hamilton. That really was a treat!

On May 9, the School Base Management Council, which is comprised of day and night school, community, and parents had a Parents Care Night and Pot Luck supper meeting. Over one hundred people attended and it was a huge success! That more or less takes care of this semester except for a couple of things.

We wish to welcome to our Advisory Board: Mrs. Evelyn Clay, Ms. Catherine Gunn, Ms. Retha Bornett, Ms. Karen Bynum, and Ms. Laura Chaney. Hats off!

We also wish to acknowledge the loss of a dear member and community worker, Mr. George Brown.

Our second-in-command, Mr. Leland Barber, is also leaving. Hamilton Community School will not be the same without them.

The Advisory Board gave them both a plaque in honor of their long years of service to the Community School. You may have noticed that many of our new board members as well as Mr. Brown are members of this community. I’m sure that you will welcome them also and share in our loss of the Brown family.

We will have summer school this semester in conjunction with Grace United Methodist Church.

Oh, I forgot we donated four classes to Channel 9 Auction!

We will have a six week course with Grace which will be $15.

The classes begin June 25, 1984. I wish to thank you again for without you there wouldn’t be a Hamilton Community School! Have a great summer, come see us, and remember us in the fall.

Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, June 1984.

Read this article in the original newspaper issue.

Archival transcription note: Brown’s loss/departure is not explicitly described as a death; no obituary inferred. Duplicate summer-jobs sentence appears printed and is retained in the separate children’s review.

Original source: SD_Times1984_06.pdf, printed page(s) 5; PDF page(s) 5.

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