Cleveland Community College's
Continuing Education Department
is offering a number of classes in
March.
A 33-hour water color painting
course will begin March 9 and end
May 18 at Shelby Senior Center on
Mondays from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Registration fee is $30. Nancy
Carter is instructor.
Upholstery classes will begin
March 9 and continue through May
25 at CCC Room 1019 under lead-
ership of Judy Ledford. The class
meets on Mondays and Tuesdays
from 6-9 p.m. Registration for the
66-hour course is $30.
Ada Blankenship will instruct a
33-hour course in ceramics March
9- May 18 in CCC Room 2042.The
Monday classes will be held from
6:30-9:30 p.m. Registration fee is
$30.
Genealogy and local history
will be taught by Virginia DePriest
March 9- May 18 in CCC Room
1049. The Monday classes wil! be
held from 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Registration for the 100-hour class
is $30.
Ada Blankenship will instruct a
Tuesday class in ceramics from 9-
12 noon beginning March 10 and
ending May 26 in. CCC Room
2042. Registration for the 33 hour
class is $30. The class will also
meet Tuesdays from 6:30-9:30
p.m.
Quilting classes will start March
10 in CCC Room 2007. Brenda
Arrowood will instruct on
Tuesdays from 9-12 noon through
May 19. Registration fee for the 30
hour-class is $30. Arrowood will
also instruct similar classes on
Tuesdays from 12-4 p.m. begin-
ning March 10 and ending May 19.
Cake decorating classes will be-
gin March 10 and end May 19 in
CCC Room 2015. Dianne Jamison
will instruct the 30-hour class from
6:30-9:30 p.m. Registration fee for
MRS. SIMPSON'S AWARD WINNERS - Sara Simpson's second
grade class at East School was given awards for achievement in math,
geography, science, reading, attendance and homework during the sec-
ond nine weeks grading period. Front row, left to right, Brian Scruggs,
Trisha Runyans, Sherry Anderson, Nikki Ross, Duane Blanton. Back,
Julia Inman, Amanda Wright, Britt Talbert, Candace Wilson, Sara
Simpson.
SUPER AWARD WINNERS - Super award winners in Mrs. Kiser's
third grade at East School are pictured above. Front row, Melissa
Carroll, Jarvin Ross, Ryan Henson, Chris Gregory, Ryan Mauney. the 30-hour class is $30.
Second row, Kelli Hughes, Misty Black, Trae Harris, Chuck Loftin.
Back row, Cindy Kiser, Audra Smith, Chip Martin, Anthony Childers, Sewing classes will begin March
Teresa Ledford, Debbie Rayfield. 10 and end May 26 in CCC Room
2007. Jeanne Burks will instruct
the Tuesday night class from 6:30-
9:30 p.m. Registration fee for the
33 hour class is $30.
Word processing II will begin
March 10 and end May 12 at
Shelby High School. The Tuesday
Sisk from 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Registration fee for the 30-hour
class is $30.
Charles Knight will instruct a
class in upholstery on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 9-12 noon be-
: 3 iN ginning March 10 and ending May
Whale Team Logo Contest winner at Kings Mountain Middle School 56 in CCC Room 1019.
Sheldon Lynn and runner-up Francis Stallings are seen here with their Registration fee for the 66-hour
teacher John Pettus. class is $30.
Kings Mountain Middle School students honored for athletics are left to right, front row: Nancy Ely,
Allyson Ellis, Catie Brannon, Christian Ragland, Tim Collins, Jonathan Butler and Jarred Prather. Back
row: Dee Byers, Allene Barron, Sloan Goforth, Daniel Gardner, Sidney Crocker and Emory Brown.
night class will be taught by Mike
Porcelain classes begin March
11 and end May 20 in CCC Room
2042. Ada Blankenship will in-
struct the Wednesday class from 9-
12 noon. Registration fee for the
33-hour class is $30.
Oil painting will begin March 11
and end May 20 at CCC Room
2008 under leadership of Linda
Putnam. The class meets on
Wednesdays from 9-12 noon.
Registration fee for the 33-hour
class is $30.
Water color painting will begin
March 11 and end May 20 at
Lawndale Community Center.
Nancy Carter will instruct the
Wednesday class from 1-4 p.m.
Registration fee for the 33-hour
class is $30.
Doyt Johnson will instruct an
upholstery class March 11 through
May 21 in Room 1019 at CCC
Wednesdays and Thursdays from
6-9 p.m. Registration fee for the
66-hour class is $30.
Porcelain classes will be held on
Wednesdays, beginning March 11
and continuing through May 20,
from 6:30-9:30 p.m. in CCC Room
2042 and on Thursdays from 9-12
noon in CCC Room 2042. Ada
Blankenship will be instructor for
prem
both classes and registration fee is
$30. She will also instruct a similar
course on Thursdays, beginning
March 12, at 6:30 in CCC Room
2042.
Amateur Radio-No Code Tech
starts March 12 and ends May 21 -
at CCC Room 2001. Larry
Sorretsky is instructor for the
Thursday night class from 6-8:30
p.m. Registration fee is $30.
Interior design and decorating
will begin March 12 and end May
21 in CCC Room 1049. Jane
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Courses set at Cleveland College
Hamrick will instruct on Thursdays
from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Registration
for the 33-hour class is $30.
Picture framing and matting
starts March 12 an ends May 21 in
CCC Maintenance Building. David
Putnam will instruct the Thursday
evening class from 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Registration fee for the 33-hour
class is $30.
North Carolina residents 65
years of age and over can register
free. For more information call
704-484-4015.
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