WINTER-SPRING 2022

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WINTER-SPRING 2022“Lifelong Learning Through Community Education”1962-2022 Adult Evening ClassesAquatics ProgramAdult Volleyball ProgramDriver EducationTripsAnd more .

HEALTH and SAFETY GUIDELINESSouderton Area Community Education will be offering a variety of in-person evening classesthis Winter-Spring semester. All classes will follow the current District Health & Safetyguidelines found here: HEALTH and SAFETY PLANClass size will be limited to allow for appropriate social-distancing. Masks are recommendedfor all participants and instructors. Please do not attend class if you have any symptoms ofillness.Table of ContentsAquatics Program .24Arts Avenue.4Creative Crafts.5Culinary Creations.11Dance.12Driver Education for Teens .28Evening School Employment .29Family Fun.13Health, Fitness and Exercise.14History, Language, Literature .16Life Planning .18Odds & Ends.21Power Volleyball .27Registration & Policy.29School Map and Key.30Sports.19Trips .222

Souderton Area School District760 Lower Road, Souderton Pa 18964215.723.6061 / www.soudertonsd.orgSCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORSKen KeithDonna ScheurenMichael TaylorElisa BallCourtney BarbieriNicholas BraccioWilliam BrongJanet FlisakThomas KwiatkowskiAndrew D. LandisStephen M. NelsonPresidentVice PresidentBoard SecretaryBoard irectorDirectorFrank T. Gallagher, Ed.D.Superintendent of SchoolsChristopher Hey, Ed.D.Assistant Superintendent/ Director of Human ResourcesKatie Kennedy-Reilly, Ed.DDirector of Curriculum, Instruction and AssessmentMegan ZweibackDirector of Pupil ServicesMichael Taylor, C.P.A.Director of Business AffairsSouderton Area Community EducationOperates under the auspices of the Souderton Area School Board.StaffBrenda OelschlagerSACE CoordinatorLisa BurgerSACE Administrative AssistantOffice Hours: 9:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. (M-F)Phone: INATION POLICY:The Souderton Area School District is an equal opportunity education institution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, orhandicap in its activities, programs, or employment practices as required by Title IX, and Section 504. For further information regarding civil rights orgrievance procedures, contact Dr. Christopher Hey, Title IX Coordinator and Section 504 Coordinator,Souderton Area School District, 760 Lower Road, Souderton PA, 18964. (215) 723-60613

Arts AvenuePainting: Introduction to Oil Paint!NEWAlexandra SchnabelTuesday2/8-2/223 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 40Students will learn the basics of painting with oilpaints and gain familiarity with brush stroke, colormixing, composition, texture and handling ofpaint. You will create three paintings over threesessions of one single still life, beginning our exploration with an approach called Alla Prima painting,known as the “wet on wet” approach, or direct painting. Generally, Alla Prima paintings are completedin one session- a fantastic way to gain quick experience! Get ready to witness yourself grow andunderstand visual elements more with each session. Material fee of 20 payable in class to instructor.Gold Card 30Drawing: Chalk Pastels and a Bouquet of FlowersNEWAlexandra SchnabelTuesday3/22-4/53 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 40Come experience a drawing method with many approaches and lots of room for freedom andexploration- chalk pastels! Using this wonderful medium in between drawing and painting, we’ll createexpressive imagery with partial abstraction of our subject matter—a vibrant bouquet of flowers. Overthree sessions, we will work with different techniques of chalk pastel and learn about color and markmaking in the process. Material fee of 15 payable in class to instructor. Gold Card 30Painting: WatercolorNEWAlexandra SchnabelTuesday3/1-3/153 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 40In this class, we’ll explore the possibilities of watercolors andimage construction, combining watercolor with pen and ink inorder to learn about the subject we are painting and furtherour depiction of it. Students will become comfortable withcomprehending lights and darks by diluting paint, understanding colors through layering and mixing ofpigments and testing out different application processes. We’ll learn about different types ofwatercolor paper and techniques as we complete one watercolor painting per week, with differingsubject matter and style. Material fee of 15 payable in class to instructor.Gold Card 304

Drawing: Landscapes like Van Gogh NEWAlexandra SchnabelTuesday4/19, 4/262 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 30Painting landscapes is a wonderful way to celebrate the natural beauty of the world and becomefamiliar with where art and nature coincide! Vincent van Gogh was wonderful at expressive landscapework and we can draw lots of inspiration from his work. During this two-session course, we will enjoythe beautiful sky and view from our classroom. Using chalk pastels, we’ll learn about mark making,capturing light and shadow and finding color. Our first class will focus on landscape handling and beginworking on our image which we will finish in the second class.Material fee of 15 payable in class to instructor. Gold Card 25Creative CraftsSewing: Rag-Time QuiltBrenda TaipaleTuesday3/1-3/153 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 36If you can sew a straight line, you can make a ragquilt! You can make a charming, super cozy quiltwithout putting in a ton of time or — wait for it —even really knowing how to quilt? It’s shocking, buttrue. Rag quilts aren’t actually made of . rags.Rather, they get their name from having exposedseams between patchwork squares, which are snipped and frayed to create a “raggedy” look. If youthink you can't sew, this incredibly easy rag quilt will prove you wrong. Simple to learn, forgiving andbeautiful. You'll be glad you tried! Supply list emailed before the start of class. Gold Card 30Sewing: Pajama PantsBrenda TaipaleTuesday2/15, 2/222 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 30Nothing says cozy like pajama pants! In thisfun beginner class, you’ll learn to sew a pairof PJ pants from start to finish. It’s an easyproject for new sewers. No need to have5

any experience sewing clothing, but basic machine-sewing skills are required. You will complete thisproject by the end of the session. Bring your own machine to class. Supply list emailed before the startof class. Gold Card 25Designer Greeting CardsApril StoudtMonday4/4, 4/25, 5/23 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMIVMS B09 40ORTuesday4/5, 4/26, 5/33 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMIVMS B09 40Create beautiful handmade greetingcards while learning the art of rubberstamping. Each week you will make four cards while learning new techniques. You will make aselection of cards for a variety of occasions, including birthdays, thank you’s and holidays. This class isfor both beginners and those with experience. Material fee of 15 payable in class to instructor. Bringyour favorite adhesive, all other materials will be provided. Same cards will be made in each class.Gold Card 35Knitting for BeginnersSandra CurrierTuesday1/25-2/83 Sessions 6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 36Always wanted to learn to knit? In class you will learn the basics:the slip knot, how to cast on, the knit and purl stitch and how tobind off. We will discuss yarns and reading a yarn label. Bring size 8knitting needles, one skein worsted weight yarn, solid and light in color. Beginners and those withsome experience welcome. Gold Card 30Knitting: Beyond the BasicsSandra CurrierWednesday2/9-2/233 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 36Knitters who have taken beginner knittingcan expand their skills in “Beyond theBasics.” Stitch patterns combining knitsand purls will be explored. Several options for first projects will be presented and started. Supply listemailed before the start of class. Gold Card 306

Knit with FriendsNEWCindy CrouthamelMonday2/14, 3/14, 4/11, 5/93 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 22That’s right come out to knit with friends or meet new friendswho love to knit! Enjoy an informal, relaxed night of knitting andpurling, laughing and sharing stories. Knitters of all skill levels cancome together to inspire and encourage, teach and learn,motivate and support others. Group will meet on the secondMonday of each month. No Gold CardDazzle with Diamond Painting- BeginnerNEWWanda SchwandtThursday2/3-2/244 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B118 40This sparkly craft is a great way to spend darkwinter days. Learn Diamond Painting basics whilecreating fun, small crafts to share or enjoy yourself.Become familiar with the tools, glues, using specialdrills, placing the gems. Gather tips for working large canvases, freestyle projects and framing options.Reduce stress and improve concentration while relaxing your brain creating with others. Time will beset aside during each class to work on your projects. A 10 materials fee including a full kit, glue anddrills, will be collected at the first class. Gold Card 35Diamond Painting- IntermediateNEWWanda SchwandtThursday3/10-3/314 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B118 40Crafting with friends is an enjoyableway to spend a fun evening.Diamond Painting adds a glossy glowto a Friends Night Out. Relax whileworking on freestyle projects such asa keychain, ornament, 5-D kit or outof-the-box ideas using spare gems.Improve your concentration, reduceStress and pick up tips and tricks for taking Diamond Painting beyond the canvas. Time will be set asideeach class to work on your projects. A 10 material fee including a full kit, ornament or key chain, glueand drills, will be collected at the first class. Gold Card 357

Crochet for BeginnersLisa S. BurgerWednesday2/2-2/163 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B108 36Learn the basics of how to crochet starting atthe very beginning. In class you will learn howto hold a crochet hook, how to make a slip knotand crochet a chain stitch, along with the single and double crochet. We will discuss pattern readingand pattern abbreviations. Bring a J hook, two balls of Sugar & Cream yarn (solid and light in color)and a tapestry needle to class. Right hand instruction only. Gold Card 30Crochet: The Next StepLisa S. BurgerWednesday3/2-3/163 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 36Now that you’ve learned the basics of crochet, you are ready for the next step. In class you will learncrocheting in the round, half double, slip stitch and so much more. Bring a J hook, two balls ofworsted weight yarn (two colors) and a tapestry needle to class. Right hand instruction only.Gold Card 30Crochet: A Daisy Throw NEWLisa S. BurgerTuesday3/15-3/293 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 36Spring is coming! Learn how to crochet a super cute Daisy Throw. It’s so simple, yet so beautiful. Thisproject is made of crocheted squares and is easy to customize to the size and colors of your choice.Right hand instruction only. Supply list emailed before the start of class. Gold Card 30Basic/Advanced Crepe Paper FlowersNEWHallie BradleyWednesday3/9-3/304 Sessions7:00-9:00PMSAHS B118 40Create elegant flower arrangements that will last with crepepaper flower techniques. New and returning students arewelcome to learn how to make beautiful crepe paper blossoms.Once you know the basics you can make stunning, reusableflowers for your special occasions. Material fee of 15 payablein class to instructor. Gold Card 358

Exploring Pottery Painting Techniques NEWRuth Je, Hailey Clicquennoi- “Color Me Mine”Wednesday 3/23-4/20 No Class 4/124 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B120 120Enjoy painting dinnerware, 2 plates (saladand dinner), a mug and bowl whilelearning ceramic painting techniques with“Color Me Mine.” We will showcase tapingtechniques, bubbles and other. Pleasebring any brushes you may have at home.This will be a fun class for the wholefamily, come and enjoy painting with us.Ages 10-17 years must be accompaniedby an adult. All material and firing costs included in the class fee.Gold Card 110FLORAL DESIGN- Create Seasonal/Holiday-themedFlower Arrangements to Learn and ShareBe My “Gal”-entine: Celebrating Friendship and FlowersA Valentine’s Day/”Gal”-entine’s Day Flower Arranging ClassSheryl Miller HoseyThursday2/101 Session6:30-8:30PMSAHS B108 30Want to create a special floral arrangementfor that special someone? Or your best friend?Or you? Join us in creating a DELUXE floralarrangement that is all about luxury and love.“Live simple, love well, and take time to smellthe flowers along the way” ---Mark TwainMaterials fee 50 (all supplies including a dozenroses and an abundance of complementary flowers.)Retail value: 100. Gold Card 259

Introduction to Floral Design and Wreath MakingSheryl Miller HoseyTuesday Two Sessions of three classes each. Register for one or both.Each class will use different flower types and arranging stylesA) 3/1, 3/15, 3/29B) 4/12, 4/26, 5/106:30-8:30PMSAHS B108 75 per sessionWant to try your hand at floral arranging and wreath making? This course provides thefoundational skills you need to begin creating beautiful floral arrangements and wreaths. Learnhow to select and condition fresh flowers, choose silk/faux flowers, use tools and mechanics, andcreate beautiful arrangements. Each class is a different style/design/skill set. Did you know that“five studies strongly support the concept that flower essences may be used adjunctively tofacilitate the resolution of mild to moderate depression?“ (Calix Vol 1). That’s right. Working withflowers creates joy and even helps with depression. Join us!“Where flowers bloom, so does hope.” ---Lady Bird Johnson.Materials fee 40 per class (includes all supplies/ including an abundance of fresh or silk flowers,etc.). Retail value of each arrangement is 95. Gold Card 65Lucky Shamrock Floral Arranging WorkshopSheryl Miller HoseyThursday3/171 Session6:30-8:30PMSAHS B108 30Are you feeling lucky? Join in the fun and creativity of learning the art of floral arranging!! You’llmake your own Shamrock Luck as you build a beautiful floral arrangement in a stylish vase to takehome and marvel. Learn how to make your Irish inspired floral arrangement while making newmemories with new friends! At the end of the night, take your Instagram worthy floralarrangement with you, leaving your Irish Eyes Smiling! “For each petal on the shamrock, thisbrings a wish your way: Good health, good luck and happiness for today and every day.”---IrishProverb. Materials fee 40 (all supplies including an abundance of flowers.) Retail value ofarrangement: 95. Gold Card 25Egg-citing Easter ArrangementSheryl Miller HoseyThursday4/141 Session6:30-8:30PMSAHS B108 3010

Spring is finally here, and Easter Sunday is hopping up quickly. Learn to create a festive, freshflower arrangement to get in the spirit. Master the tips and tricks you need to fill your seasonalvase with spring blooms. Let’s create an Easter centerpiece that will make the Easter Bunnyblush. "Easter is the only time when it’s perfectly safe to put all of your eggs in one basket." –Evan Esar Materials fee 40 (all supplies including an abundance of flowers.) Retail value ofarrangement: 95-105 Gold Card 25Marvelous Mother’s Day ArrangementSheryl Miller HoseyTuesday 5/3 OR Thursday 5/56:30-8:30PM Select one date. Same class on both datesSAHS B108 30What does mom want most for Mother’s Day? Spending specialtime with you! Bring your mom, your sister, your friends, andcelebrate the special women in your life with flowers. Show Momjust how special she is with a beautiful bouquet of florist qualityflowers. You bring Mom, and we bring the rest. Mom can’t makeit? Create the bouquet and gift it to her! Who knew flowers couldbe so fun?This workshop is the perfect Mother’s Day gift!!! This popular class sells out every year, so besure to grab your spot early! “A mother is like a flower; each one is beautiful and unique.”Materials fee 50 (all supplies including an abundance of flowers.) Retail Value: 120.Gold Card 25Culinary CreationsDinner ClubLisa S. BurgerThursday2/3, 3/3, 4/7, 5/54 Sessions6:00-8:00PMVarious Locations 22Meet new friends and engage in livelyconversation all while enjoying new diningopportunities. Did you ever want to “try thatplace,” but had no one to go with? Join theDinner Club! The group will meet at localrestaurants on the first Thursday of eachmonth. Meal cost on your own.No Gold Card11

“Lettuce Wraps”NEWTwo Cookin’ SistersTuesday4/261 Session 6:30-8:30PMIVMS C23 25Move over sad, desk salad! Two Cookin’ Sisters have founda brilliant way to keep your meals tasty, neat and easy topack for luch at work. Enter: the Lettuce Wrap- not onlyare they great for lunch, but also for entertaining or afamily style meal. They’re easy to make, healthy and so much fun to eat! Food fee of 20 payable inclass. Supply list emailed before the start of class. No Gold CardCinco de MayoNew RecipesTwo Cookin’ SistersTuesday5/31 Session6:30-8:30PMIVMS C23 25Prepare for a delicious Mexican fiesta bursting with authentic flavors andfun! This Cinco de Mayo menu is as fun to make as it is to eat. Roll up yoursleeves and join the Two Cookin’ Sisters in class cooking Mexican cuisine.You will sample in class and receive all recipes. Food fee 20 payable inclass. Supply list emailed before the start of class. No Gold CardDanceTraditional Ballroom – BeginnerStan and Jan MalcThursday1-27-3/178 Sessions7:00-9:00PMICMS LGI 70Dancing isn’t just for “The Stars!” Learnthe basic steps for dances such as the waltz, fox trot, cha cha, rumba and swing! Featuring Big Bandtunes and music from the 50’s and 60’s through today. No experience needed. Please sign up with apartner. Cost is per person. Gold Card 60Country and Popular Line DanceRobyn EarlMonday3/7-4/116 Sessions7:00-8:30PMWBS Gym 48This fun dance class will feature Country, Pop, Classical and Latin as well as other popular dancescommonly seen at weddings and other venues. For beginners or those with experience. Please bring awater bottle and wear comfortable shoes. Gold Card 4012

Belly Dance -All LevelsPatricia Czapp-RotondiThursday3/3-4/76 Sessions6:30-7:30PMFR Cafeteria 45Did you ever wonder how they do it? How BellyDancers move so effortlessly and with so muchconfidence? Come out and learn the steps andmoves, plus get a great workout while doing it!Great for slimming those hips, toning the thighsand strengthening your abs! Helps increaseflexibility too. Finger cymbals will be introduced. Hip scarfs are welcome. Wear loose comfortableclothing. This class is for both beginner and those with experience.Gold Card 40Family FunFamily Paint n’ Play (Parent & One Child)NEWAlexandra SchnabelThursday1/271 Session6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 25During our evening of pure fun and art-making, we will enjoy painting for play! Feel free to invitefamily or friends to create and share. Child-friendly paint and materials provided for an open studiotype experience. Experience worry-free exploration of paint, imagery, color, shape. All participants areencouraged to have fun and play! Material fee of 15 per child includes paper, child-safe washablepaints, brushes and other materials for the class. Payable in class to instructor. Ages 6-17 welcomewith an adult. Extra child - 10. No Gold CardValentine Craft Night (Parent & One Child)NEWAlexandra SchnabelThursday2/101 Session6:30-8:30PMSAHS B116 25Celebrate Valentine’s Day with lovely crafts to share with your Valentine or treat yourself! We’ll createperfect gifts for your friends, co-workers, family and anyone else you’d like to give a little love! We’llhave all the supplies to make cards, goodie bags, candy grams, flower bouquets and more! You’ll bereminded of those childhood days where Valentine’s Day meant sweet things for sweet people.Material fee of 15 per child includes paper, card materials markers, craft tape, glitter, flowers, candy,bags, ribbon, scissors, brushes and all materials necessary. payable in class to instructor. Children ages6-17 welcome with an adult. Extra child - 10. No Gold Card13

Family Self-Defense (Parent & One Child)Mark CashattThursday2/31 Session6:30-7:15PMIVMS Cafeteria 25This is a basic self-defense class geared towards families with children age six and up. There will beinstruction in the do’s and don’ts with simple avoidance tactics and blocking. Master instructor MarkCashatt, 8th Degree Black Belt, will lead the class and make it fun, exciting and educational for everymember of the family. Extra child - 10 No Gold CardHealth, Fitness & ExerciseAdult Self-DefenseMark CashattThursday2/171 Session6:30-7:15PMIVMS Cafeteria 25This is a basic self-defense class geared towards adults. Participants will learn the “frontal 5” and “dirty½ dozen” self-defense routines along with tips on staying safe. Master instructor Mark Cashatt, 8 thDegree Black Belt will lead the class and make it exciting and educational. No Gold CardTai ChiMark CashattTuesday2/1-4/510 Sessions7:00-7:45PMIVMS Cafeteria 65Take part in this introductorycourse in the ancient art ofTai Chi. Instructor MarkCashatt created “HappyThoughts Tai Chi Program” as an easy way to quickly feel the benefits of Tai Chi training. This relaxingexercise workout involves every muscle and every joint in the body. Participants will learn a Yang styleform along with lots of chi-kong. No Gold CardGentle Flow YogaDenise RandallTuesday/Thursday1/25-3/24 No Class 3/1017 sessions4:00-4:45PMSH Gym 65This yoga class will invite gentle movement with breathing to assist you is getting relaxed in body andmind. Offering mindful postures for a positive program. Bring your mat and water bottle.Gold Card 5514

Mindfulness for Everyday Life NEWNicole Tuohey, MSW, LSWThursday3/17, 3/242 Sessions6:30-7:30PMSAHS B110 30Mindfulness and meditation practices have been found useful and effective to help with buildingawareness, reducing emotional reactivity and helping people to relax. This course will help teach waysto integrate mindfulness techniques and meditative practices into a daily or weekly routine. It will hepparticipants to think of unique ways to utilize practices as “mind exercises” for wellness in everydayliving. Gold Card 25Total Body SculptingLorraine CohanMonday/Wednesday 2/23-4/412 Sessions4:30-5:30PMIVMS Cafeteria 55This fitness workshop features Hi/Lo Cardio, Aerobic and Strength Training that will work all the musclegroups. The cardio section will include a variety of heart conditioning exercises. We will also focus ondeveloping core strength and stability in abdominals, hips and lower back. Bring a mat, resistancetubing bands and dumbbells weighing five pounds or less. Gold Card 45Total Body Blast: Mini Sampler NEWLorraine CohanWednesdayCHOOSE ONE OR BOTH SESSIONS 1) 1/26-2/16 2) 4/20-5/114 Classes each Sessions 4:30-5:30PMIVMS Cafeteria 25 each sessionExperience four different 45-minute workouts!Did you ever wonder would I enjoy a Kick Boxing class? Kick Boxing workout combines dance, fitnessand of course, kick boxing. No equipment needed. A Kettlebell class? Kettlebell is a simple, efficientway to up your strength and conditioning through functional exercises. Is Chair Yoga for me? ChairYoga gives you all the benefits including muscle toning, reduced stress levels, better breathing habits,better sleep and an overall sense of well-being. Hula Hoop for a workout? On average you can burnabout 165 calories in 30 minutes of hula hooping. Come out and sample these mini workouts to seewhat works for you! No Gold CardTabataLorraine CohanMonday1/24-2/144 Sessions4:30-5:30PMIVMS Cafeteria 25Tabata training is one of the most popular forms of high-intensity interval training. It consists of ultrahigh-intensity exercises in a specific 20-second on and 10-second off intervals. It’s efficient; you’ll burnfat; you’ll build a healthier heart. There’s no equipment necessary. Come out and give it a go! Bring amat. No Gold Card15

Hula Hoop WorkoutLorraine CohanMonday1/24-3/7 No Class 2/216 Sessions5:30-6:00PMIVMS Cafeteria 35Boost the fun factor in your fitnessroutine and get an excellent workoutat the same time with this simple exercise equipment. Hula hooping is a safe and fun way to burncalories and body fat, improve your balance, strengthen your core muscles, and boost yourcardiovascular fitness. Bring a weighted Hula Hoop to class. No Gold CardZUMBAWholistic FitnessTuesday1/25-5/1015 Sessions 7:00-8:00PMWBS Gym 80Take the “work” out of work out, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style,calorie-burning, dance fitness party. Once the Latin/World rhythms take over, you’ll see why ZumbaFitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Let the seat flow and calories melt away in thissuper fun filled, dance inspired fitness class. All fitness levels welcome. Gold Card 70Indoor Walking ClubCommunity EducationMonday – Thursday1/24-5-12No Walking- 1/26, 2/21, 4/13. 4/14, 4/18Unlimited6:30-8:30PMSAHS First Floor hallway 15On those cold, dark, icy Winter nights, take advantage of the Indoor Walking Club to keep gettingyour evening steps in. Come as often as you can on designated evenings. All walkers shouldattend the “Welcome Night” on Monday, January 24 at 6:30pm, at the Main Entrance Lobby.You will receive a “Walking Club” badge. No Gold CardHistory, Language & LiteratureFun Times with FrenchSusan RoncoroniWednesday 3/2-4/66 Sessions 7:00-8:30PMIVMS D33 75Get a splash of language and culture as you practice language skills used in real life situations. Tasteand collect good French recipes, sing a few French songs and have fun laughing, sharing and learninga’la Francaise! Gold Card 6516

Book of The MonthLisa S. BurgerMonday2/7, 3/7, 4/4, 5/24 Sessions6:30-8:30PMSAHS B110 22Meaning to treat yourself to a new experience? Love to talk books? You will meet interesting people,and read books you wouldn’t otherwise read. Some books just need to be discussed! The club willmeet on the first Monday of each month. When you register you will be notified of the first book toread for the first meeting. No Gold CardAbraham Lincoln Visits Philadelphia NEWMichael JesbergerTuesday2/81 Session7:00-9:00PMSAHS A106 30Abraham Lincoln first saw Independence Hall during his 1848 visit to Philadelphia. He came to the cityfour times during his presidential tenure and was moved spiritually and emotionally with each visit.The historical significance of Philadelphia during the nation’s battle for freedom left deep impressionson Lincoln as he faced the struggle to hold that nation together.Gold Card 25The British Occupation of Philadelphia (1777-1778) NEWMichael JesbergerTuesday3/81 Session 7:00-9:00PMSAHS A106 30On September 26, 1777, the British army marched into Philadelphia beginning an occupation thatlasted until the following Spring. The arrival of the British led Patriots to flee and Loyalists to rejoice,although wartime shortages soon led to suffering for those who remained. Learn about where thetroops stayed and what they left during their time in the future capital of the new, free America.Gold Card 25The Boys in Blue and Gray- Civil War BaseballNEWMichael JesbergerTuesday4/51 Session 7:00-9:00PMSAHS A106 30Long considered America’s national pastime, and much more than a typical sporting event, baseballhas evolved to become a significant part of the American experience. During the Civil War, Americansfrom the home front to the battlefront, Union and Confederate, played this wonderful game.Gold Card 2517

They Meet Again: The 1913 Reunion at Gettysburg NEWMichael JesbergerTuesday5/31 Session 7:00-9:00PMSAHS A106 30The 1913 Reunion was a Gettysburg battlefield encampment of Civil War veterans for the battle’s 50 thAnniversary. From June 29th -July 4th, some 53,407 veterans gathered, making it the largest Civil Warreunion ever held. Historian Michael Jesberger will share photos, stories and historical facts from thisremarkable event. Gold Card 25Life PlanningSteps to Selling Your HomeJanine Paillard, Realtor, RE/MAX CentralThursday2/241 Session6:30-8:00PMSAHS A109 25It’s a great time to sell! Take advantage of a “seller’smarket” by learning techniques for selecting a Realtor,pricing competitively, preparing your house for market and tips to maximize your profit.No Gold CardHomebuyer’s SeminarJanine Paillard, Realtor, RE/MAX CentralTuesday3/151 Session6:30-8:00PMSAHS A109 25Are you prepared for this unpredictable real estate market? Learn how to determine readiness,establish a price range, choose financing, select a Realtor and understand closing costs and how tomake your offer stand out. No Gold CardFive Money Questions for WomenNEWKia Coleman- Edward JonesWednesday2/161 Session6:30-8:00PMSAHS A119 25Women face unique financial circumstances. A strong financial situation is vital. Make sure yourfinancial strategy fits your lifestyle and needs. During this presentation, we explore five critical moneyquestions for women. No Gold Card18

Standing Guard: Protecting What You’ve Worked For NEWKia Coleman- Edward JonesWednesday3/161 Session6:30-8:00PMSAHS A119 25You’ve worked hard to provide for your family. Whether you’re approaching retirement or haverecently retired, your focus may begin to shift

Painting: Watercolor NEW Alexandra Schnabel Tuesday 3/1-3/15 3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM SAHS B116 40 In this class, we’ll explore the possibilities of watercolors and image construction, combining watercolor with pen and ink in order to learn about the