York County Senior College
York County
Senior College
Spring 2017 Registration
–Classes begin week of April 3–
Mail form on insert with check or charge card information by March 20
Classes are 8 weeks, except where noted–Ending May 26
Please Note: You must be a member of Senior College to enroll in classes
(see Registration Form)
Lunches are held on Fridays between morning and afternoon classes,
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. at The Anderson Center, Springvale
–Serving All of York County Since 1999–
Courses Offered at Springvale
Bring a Book to Breakfast
This literary adventure returns with a new set of books to de-
Spring Registration
‘Learning as it should be: Life-long’
light and to elicit lively discussion, again led by Arlene Jackson.
On this semester’s reading list: Devil in White City, Larson;
Small and Great Things, Picoult; Boone Island, Roberts; The
Quiet American, Greene; The Late George Appley, Marquand; The Lion, Meacham; Angle of Repose, Stegner; Cover
Her Face, James.
Instructor: Arlene Jackson
Location: Springvale Library
Day/Time: Wednesday, 10a.m.–noon
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 5/max 20
Open Art Group
Dr. David Moberg continues his popular exercise in multimedia, offering advice and encouragement to all comers. Welcome are beginners and veteran artists working in the medium
of their choosing.
Instructor: Dr. David Moberg
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 9:30–11:30a.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 2/max 18
Writing Your Memoirs
Laughter seems to be the most abundant by-product of this
most popular course for seniors. Sharing stories that you probably didn’t think you had in you provides the framework for the
larger picture of a life–yours. Fleurette, who juggles her leadership role on the YCSC council with her teachng, has taught this
course a number of times and she even shares some of her own
stories with readers of The Sanford News. Her technique elicits from her students humor they might not have recognized in
their own pedestrian lives. What a great legacy for your grand
kids.
Instructor: Fleurette Bannon
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 9:30–11:30a.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 8/max 12
Wooden Shoes or Windmills?: A Closer Look
At the Netherlands
Eight informative and entertaining sessions focussed on eight
facets of this fascinating country–from politics and its place in the
world to being a tourist there.
Instructor: Henk Schalke
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 10/max 20
Great Orchestral Masterpieces II:
Structure, Form, Context, Technique
Heightened enjoyment of great music through greater understanding is the major objective of this course. Music’s technical aspects are demonstrated through illuminating excerpts presented on
DVD’s by an engaging lecturer. Along the way you’ll learn historical
and cultural context along with fascinating biographical sketches of
world famous composers–household names you might know little
about–from Bach to Copland. Fifteen works will be examined and
leave you longing for more. This second semester offering will feature
15 pieces different from the first semester. You need not have already
taken part one.
Instructor: Ted Hargrove
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 6/max 20
Cuba Revisited
This class will introduce the historical, cultural, political and economic factors that made Cuba unique throughout the past five centuries. Written and audio-visual material will present the evolution
of Cuba’s music, arts and architecture.
Instructor: Zenaida Maicas
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 6/max 20
Check the lineup of Spring Classes–2017
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York County Residents
Trinity Episcopal Church
15 Cleveland St.
(corner of Main St.)
Saco, ME 04072
Shaker Museum
118 Shaker Hill Rd.
Alfred, ME 04002
Brothers of Christian
Instruction
132 Shaker Hill Rd.
Alfred, ME 04002
Huntington Common
1 Huntington Common Dr.
Kennebunk, ME 04043
Biddeford Pool
Community Club
2 Yates St.
Biddeford Pool, ME 04006
University College
4 Scamman St.
Saco Valley Shopping
Complex
Saco, ME, 04072
Paul Hazelton House
Bldg. 1
7 Smith Lane
Saco, ME 04072
Springvale Library
443 Main St.
Springvale, ME 04083
The Wardwell
43 Middle St.
Saco, ME 04072
Anderson Learning Center
21 Bradeen St.
Springvale, ME 04083
Contents
Course Descriptions
Times, Dates, Places
Membership Application
Registration Form
Spring Registration 2017
Or Current Occupant
Check course description for start dates,
times and locations. Senior College classes are
regularly presented at the following locations:
‘Learning as it should be: Life-long’
YCSC
UMaine System
Saco–Sanford
York County
Senior College
4 Scammon St., Suite 18
Saco, ME 04072
Non-Profit
US Postage Paid
Biddeford, ME
04005
Permit # 128
Courses Offered at Springvale (continued)
Climate Change: Hoax or Reality
Comparitive Religions
perspectives to examine the evidence relative to the earth’s climate
changes. The goal will be to discuss how to live our lives in harmony
with our environment guided by scientific, moral , social and spiritual
insights.
lege courses relating to religion since the turn of the century, will
return in the spring with this overview of diverse faiths: what they
have in common and how each is unique. Promoting discussion
and sharing viewpoints will be key to Don’s presentation.
Dr. Joe and Br. Albert will use combined scientific and historic
Instructor(s): Dr. Joe Yuhas, Br. Albert Heinrich
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 12:30-2:30p.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 4/max 15
The Rev. Don Smith, who has presented an array of Senior Col-
Instructor: Rev. Don Smith
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 12:30-2:30p.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 7/max 15
Courses Offered at Saco
Aging Peacefully with Meditation (4 sessions)
For 30 years Adele has been teaching people just like you how to
relax through meditation; but she also emphasizes its other benefits–
physical, mental and social. Her first three classes will define and describe the practice of meditation, and the fourth will evaluate their
efficacy.
Instructor: Adele Millette
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Tuesday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Tuesday, April 4; ends April 25
Class size: Open
How to Look at and Understand Great Art II
This semester will cover periods of art: The Early Renaissance, Baroque, Impressionism, Cubism, and Abstract Modernism. A field trip
to the Portland Art Museum of Art is planned. Note: Participants
need not have taken the fall class.
Instructor(s): Gloria Day and Dr. Cynthia Mowles
Location: The Wardwell
Day/Time: Tuesday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Tuesday, April 4
Class size: min 5/max 15
Native American History
The class will explore Native American history through a series of
topics: early encounters, Lewis and Clark expedition, U.S. Indian
policies, Indian removal, Indian persistence in facing expansion and
assimilation policies, and the importance of Indian history to understanding American history.
Instructor: Nancy Ponzetti
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Tuesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Tuesday, April 4
Class size: min 5/max 20
Curriculum Committee:
Fleurette Bannon, Cynthia Mowles
Co-chairmen
Editor: Ted Hargrove
Design: Tracy Hargrove
Taste of Maine: A Quest for the Best Ice Cream
Come join ice-cream-eating expert Kathy Porter in her search
for the best ice cream in Maine, unrivaled in its assortment of ice
cream stands. Once a week the class will pack a lunch and meet at
a famous (or soon to be famous) stand in a scenic spot in Southern
Maine. No homework. Just bring your appetite, your appreciation
of Maine’s scenic beauty and your sense of fun.
Instructor: Kathleen Porter
Location: First Class at University College, Saco Plaza
Day/Time: Wednesday, Noon-2p.m., April 19-May 24
(a 6-week course)
Starts: Wednesday, April 19
Class size: min 5/ max 15
Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Parts 1,2,3
The class will examine the development of characters and adnancement of plots across the three parts of Henry VI–how the
story lines were set up by preceeding monarchs. We”ll also compare what Shakespeare wrote with historical facts. (Class members
will not be asked to read the three parts in their entirity.)
Instructor: Dr. Joseph Valenza
Location: The Wardwell
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 6/ max 10
Oil Pastels
Plenty of time to paint is promised in this class, and you’ll be
guided by Pat and Clara, experienced painters in pastels and other
painting materials. They will offer brief demonstrations, suggestions for mixing and blending colors.
Instructors: Pat Scamman and Clara Martel
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 5/max 15
Please remember to check our website, which includes regularly
up-dated information on classes, lectures, field trips,
membership meetings and occasional social events.
www.yorkcountyseniorcollege.org
Courses Offered at Saco (continued)
The Original X-Man: Odysseus, Never at a Loss
He pre-dates the alphabet, writing, reading, peanut butter and
cellphones but his exploits resonate through the ages. Odysseus
was an intelligent man, practical man who did what he had to do
and dealt with the consequences. Homer, the Greek poet whose
recounting of the Odyssey has thrilled readers–and listeners–for
millenia, will thrill us a-new.
Instructor: Kathleen Harder
Location: Hazelton House
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 10/max 25
Some of the World’s Greatest Paintings
Explore the works of the world’s greatest painters–their times,
lives and major works of art. Observe their styles and influences–
from Ouccio-Giotto, Michelangelo, Constable, DaVinci, to the
works of Monet, Picasso, Sargeant and Hopper.
Instructor: Robert Dunn
Location: The Wardwell
Day/Time: Wednesday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 10/max 25
Creative Computing with StarLogo Nova
Think it’s only for the young? Join Dr. Hal for 8 exciting sessions offering open-ended programming challenges to prepare
you to visualize and build attractive and dynamic video games.
StarLogo Nova, it is promised, is a creative activity well suited to
adult learners.
Instructor: Dr. Hal Scheintaub
Location: University College, Saco
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 6/max 16
Broadway Musicals: The Intriguing 60’s
Shakespeare: Man of the Theater–Othello
“Look to your wife,” says master villain Iago as he tempts Othello.
The class will judge the psychological motives of both characters as
we delve into the reasons for the downfall of Othello.
Instructor: Dr. Joan Mento
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Thursday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Thursday, April 6
Class size: min 6/max 10
Offered in Kennebunk
Psychology Looks at Issues of Our Times
Each week the class will explore three issues under that week’s
topic: race, education, choice, health care, media, money, politics
or justice. Specific matters will include abortion, inequality, taxes,
Citizens United, guilty-by-reason of insanity, doctor-assisted suicide, Affordable Care Act, school vouchers, Affirmative Action,
and 15 more. Mini-lectures on psychology concepts, medical
models, economics, and philosophical perspectives will provide
the framework for open discussion. Come solve the world’s problems.
Instructor: Mike Berkowitz
Location: Huntington Common
Day/Time: Monday, 12:30-2:30p.m.
Starts: Monday, April 3
Class size: min 6/max 25
Offered in Biddeford Pool
Painting with Watercolors
This course welcomes all comers–experienced or novice. Ses-
sions will include demonstrations, problem solving and group critiques. Weather permitting, working in the open air in beautiful
Biddeford Pool will be a bonus.
The musicals of the 1960’s provide a diversity of settings and
themes–from Camelot to Fiddler on the Roof to Cabaret–all
the way to Jesus Christ Superstar. Whether you experience musicals on stage or via movies, come learn about, review, discuss
those of that glorius era. Topics will include story lines, composers, and music against the backdrop of time. The class will also
view highlights of each production to burnish those cherished
memories that are an integral part of the Broadway adventure.
Instructor: Bradley Coupe
Location: Biddeford Pool Community Club
Day/Time: Tuesday, 1-4p.m.
Starts: Tuesday, April 4
Class size: min 5/max 15
Instructor: Lorraine Masure
Location: The Wardwell
Day/Time: Thursday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Thursday, April 6
Class size: min 10/max 12
Fruit Growing for the Home Gardener
Two Sessions: April 20 and April 27
Open Art, Saco Style
This format has been successful for years in Springvale: an experienced painter offering advice and encouragement as students
pursue projects in watercolors and acrylics. Students are to provide their own supplies.
Instructor: Pat Weeks
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Thursday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Thursday, April 6
Class size: min 5/max 12
Offered in Acton
An outdoor class at Foxes Ridge Farm will cover growing apples,
peaches, plums, strawberries and blueberries–their planting, fertilizing and proper pruning. (Bring pruning tools if you have them.)
Presented by the Stevenses, commercial orchardists for 25 years,
master gardeners since 2006.
Instructors: Howard and Ann Stevens
Location: Foxes Ridge Farm, 776 Foxes Ridge Road, Acton
Day/Time: Thursday, April 20 and 27, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Thursday, April 20
Class size: min 5/max 20
Courses Offered at Springvale (continued)
Climate Change: Hoax or Reality
Comparitive Religions
perspectives to examine the evidence relative to the earth’s climate
changes. The goal will be to discuss how to live our lives in harmony
with our environment guided by scientific, moral , social and spiritual
insights.
lege courses relating to religion since the turn of the century, will
return in the spring with this overview of diverse faiths: what they
have in common and how each is unique. Promoting discussion
and sharing viewpoints will be key to Don’s presentation.
Dr. Joe and Br. Albert will use combined scientific and historic
Instructor(s): Dr. Joe Yuhas, Br. Albert Heinrich
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 12:30-2:30p.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 4/max 15
The Rev. Don Smith, who has presented an array of Senior Col-
Instructor: Rev. Don Smith
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 12:30-2:30p.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 7/max 15
Courses Offered at Saco
Aging Peacefully with Meditation (4 sessions)
For 30 years Adele has been teaching people just like you how to
relax through meditation; but she also emphasizes its other benefits–
physical, mental and social. Her first three classes will define and describe the practice of meditation, and the fourth will evaluate their
efficacy.
Instructor: Adele Millette
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Tuesday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Tuesday, April 4; ends April 25
Class size: Open
How to Look at and Understand Great Art II
This semester will cover periods of art: The Early Renaissance, Baroque, Impressionism, Cubism, and Abstract Modernism. A field trip
to the Portland Art Museum of Art is planned. Note: Participants
need not have taken the fall class.
Instructor(s): Gloria Day and Dr. Cynthia Mowles
Location: The Wardwell
Day/Time: Tuesday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Tuesday, April 4
Class size: min 5/max 15
Native American History
The class will explore Native American history through a series of
topics: early encounters, Lewis and Clark expedition, U.S. Indian
policies, Indian removal, Indian persistence in facing expansion and
assimilation policies, and the importance of Indian history to understanding American history.
Instructor: Nancy Ponzetti
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Tuesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Tuesday, April 4
Class size: min 5/max 20
Curriculum Committee:
Fleurette Bannon, Cynthia Mowles
Co-chairmen
Editor: Ted Hargrove
Design: Tracy Hargrove
Taste of Maine: A Quest for the Best Ice Cream
Come join ice-cream-eating expert Kathy Porter in her search
for the best ice cream in Maine, unrivaled in its assortment of ice
cream stands. Once a week the class will pack a lunch and meet at
a famous (or soon to be famous) stand in a scenic spot in Southern
Maine. No homework. Just bring your appetite, your appreciation
of Maine’s scenic beauty and your sense of fun.
Instructor: Kathleen Porter
Location: First Class at University College, Saco Plaza
Day/Time: Wednesday, Noon-2p.m., April 19-May 24
(a 6-week course)
Starts: Wednesday, April 19
Class size: min 5/ max 15
Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Parts 1,2,3
The class will examine the development of characters and adnancement of plots across the three parts of Henry VI–how the
story lines were set up by preceeding monarchs. We”ll also compare what Shakespeare wrote with historical facts. (Class members
will not be asked to read the three parts in their entirity.)
Instructor: Dr. Joseph Valenza
Location: The Wardwell
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 6/ max 10
Oil Pastels
Plenty of time to paint is promised in this class, and you’ll be
guided by Pat and Clara, experienced painters in pastels and other
painting materials. They will offer brief demonstrations, suggestions for mixing and blending colors.
Instructors: Pat Scamman and Clara Martel
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 5/max 15
Please remember to check our website, which includes regularly
up-dated information on classes, lectures, field trips,
membership meetings and occasional social events.
www.yorkcountyseniorcollege.org
Courses Offered at Saco (continued)
The Original X-Man: Odysseus, Never at a Loss
He pre-dates the alphabet, writing, reading, peanut butter and
cellphones but his exploits resonate through the ages. Odysseus
was an intelligent man, practical man who did what he had to do
and dealt with the consequences. Homer, the Greek poet whose
recounting of the Odyssey has thrilled readers–and listeners–for
millenia, will thrill us a-new.
Instructor: Kathleen Harder
Location: Hazelton House
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 10/max 25
Some of the World’s Greatest Paintings
Explore the works of the world’s greatest painters–their times,
lives and major works of art. Observe their styles and influences–
from Ouccio-Giotto, Michelangelo, Constable, DaVinci, to the
works of Monet, Picasso, Sargeant and Hopper.
Instructor: Robert Dunn
Location: The Wardwell
Day/Time: Wednesday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 10/max 25
Creative Computing with StarLogo Nova
Think it’s only for the young? Join Dr. Hal for 8 exciting sessions offering open-ended programming challenges to prepare
you to visualize and build attractive and dynamic video games.
StarLogo Nova, it is promised, is a creative activity well suited to
adult learners.
Instructor: Dr. Hal Scheintaub
Location: University College, Saco
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 6/max 16
Broadway Musicals: The Intriguing 60’s
Shakespeare: Man of the Theater–Othello
“Look to your wife,” says master villain Iago as he tempts Othello.
The class will judge the psychological motives of both characters as
we delve into the reasons for the downfall of Othello.
Instructor: Dr. Joan Mento
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Thursday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Thursday, April 6
Class size: min 6/max 10
Offered in Kennebunk
Psychology Looks at Issues of Our Times
Each week the class will explore three issues under that week’s
topic: race, education, choice, health care, media, money, politics
or justice. Specific matters will include abortion, inequality, taxes,
Citizens United, guilty-by-reason of insanity, doctor-assisted suicide, Affordable Care Act, school vouchers, Affirmative Action,
and 15 more. Mini-lectures on psychology concepts, medical
models, economics, and philosophical perspectives will provide
the framework for open discussion. Come solve the world’s problems.
Instructor: Mike Berkowitz
Location: Huntington Common
Day/Time: Monday, 12:30-2:30p.m.
Starts: Monday, April 3
Class size: min 6/max 25
Offered in Biddeford Pool
Painting with Watercolors
This course welcomes all comers–experienced or novice. Ses-
sions will include demonstrations, problem solving and group critiques. Weather permitting, working in the open air in beautiful
Biddeford Pool will be a bonus.
The musicals of the 1960’s provide a diversity of settings and
themes–from Camelot to Fiddler on the Roof to Cabaret–all
the way to Jesus Christ Superstar. Whether you experience musicals on stage or via movies, come learn about, review, discuss
those of that glorius era. Topics will include story lines, composers, and music against the backdrop of time. The class will also
view highlights of each production to burnish those cherished
memories that are an integral part of the Broadway adventure.
Instructor: Bradley Coupe
Location: Biddeford Pool Community Club
Day/Time: Tuesday, 1-4p.m.
Starts: Tuesday, April 4
Class size: min 5/max 15
Instructor: Lorraine Masure
Location: The Wardwell
Day/Time: Thursday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Thursday, April 6
Class size: min 10/max 12
Fruit Growing for the Home Gardener
Two Sessions: April 20 and April 27
Open Art, Saco Style
This format has been successful for years in Springvale: an experienced painter offering advice and encouragement as students
pursue projects in watercolors and acrylics. Students are to provide their own supplies.
Instructor: Pat Weeks
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
Day/Time: Thursday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Thursday, April 6
Class size: min 5/max 12
Offered in Acton
An outdoor class at Foxes Ridge Farm will cover growing apples,
peaches, plums, strawberries and blueberries–their planting, fertilizing and proper pruning. (Bring pruning tools if you have them.)
Presented by the Stevenses, commercial orchardists for 25 years,
master gardeners since 2006.
Instructors: Howard and Ann Stevens
Location: Foxes Ridge Farm, 776 Foxes Ridge Road, Acton
Day/Time: Thursday, April 20 and 27, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Thursday, April 20
Class size: min 5/max 20
York County
Senior College
York County Senior College
Spring 2017 Registration
–Classes begin week of April 3–
Mail form on insert with check or charge card information by March 20
Classes are 8 weeks, except where noted–Ending May 26
Please Note: You must be a member of Senior College to enroll in classes
(see Registration Form)
Lunches are held on Fridays between morning and afternoon classes,
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. at The Anderson Center, Springvale
–Serving All of York County Since 1999–
Courses Offered at Springvale
Bring a Book to Breakfast
Spring Registration
‘Learning as it should be: Life-long’
This literary adventure returns with a new set of books to delight and to elicit lively discussion, again led by Arlene Jackson.
On this semester’s reading list: Devil in White City, Larson;
Small and Great Things, Picoult; Boone Island, Roberts; The
Quiet American, Greene; The Late George Appley, Marquand; The Lion, Meacham; Angle of Repose, Stegner; Cover
Her Face, James.
Instructor: Arlene Jackson
Location: Springvale Library
Day/Time: Wednesday, 10a.m.–noon
Starts: Wednesday, April 5
Class size: min 5/max 20
Check the lineup of Spring Classes–2017
York County Residents
Trinity Episcopal Church
15 Cleveland St.
(corner of Main St.)
Saco, ME 04072
Shaker Museum
118 Shaker Hill Rd.
Alfred, ME 04002
Brothers of Christian
Instruction
132 Shaker Hill Rd.
Alfred, ME 04002
Huntington Common
1 Huntington Common Dr.
Kennebunk, ME 04043
Biddeford Pool
Community Club
2 Yates St.
Biddeford Pool, ME 04006
University College
4 Scamman St.
Saco Valley Shopping
Complex
Saco, ME, 04072
Anderson Learning Center
21 Bradeen St.
Springvale, ME 04083
The Wardwell
43 Middle St.
Saco, ME 04072
Springvale Library
443 Main St.
Springvale, ME 04083
Paul Hazelton House
Bldg. 1
7 Smith Lane
Saco, ME 04072
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Contents
Course Descriptions
Times, Dates, Places
Membership Application
Registration Form
Spring Registration 2017
Or Current Occupant
Check course description for start dates,
times and locations. Senior College classes are
regularly presented at the following locations:
‘Learning as it should be: Life-long’
Y
CSC
York County
Non-Profit
US Postage Paid
Biddeford, ME
04005
Permit # 128
Senior College
4 Scammon St., Suite 18
Saco, ME 04072
UMaine System
Saco–Sanford
Open Art Group
Dr. David Moberg continues his popular exercise in multimedia, offering advice and encouragement to all comers. Welcome are beginners and veteran artists working in the medium
of their choosing.
Instructor: Dr. David Moberg
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 9:30–11:30a.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 2/max 18
Writing Your Memoirs
Laughter seems to be the most abundant by-product of this
most popular course for seniors. Sharing stories that you probably didn’t think you had in you provides the framework for the
larger picture of a life–yours. Fleurette, who juggles her leadership role on the YCSC council with her teachng, has taught this
course a number of times and she even shares some of her own
stories with readers of The Sanford News. Her technique elicits from her students humor they might not have recognized in
their own pedestrian lives. What a great legacy for your grand
kids.
Instructor: Fleurette Bannon
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 9:30–11:30a.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 8/max 12
Wooden Shoes or Windmills?: A Closer Look
At the Netherlands
Eight informative and entertaining sessions focussed on eight
facets of this fascinating country–from politics and its place in the
world to being a tourist there.
Instructor: Henk Schalke
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 10/max 20
Great Orchestral Masterpieces II:
Structure, Form, Context, Technique
Heightened enjoyment of great music through greater understanding is the major objective of this course. Music’s technical aspects are demonstrated through illuminating excerpts presented on
DVD’s by an engaging lecturer. Along the way you’ll learn historical
and cultural context along with fascinating biographical sketches of
world famous composers–household names you might know little
about–from Bach to Copland. Fifteen works will be examined and
leave you longing for more. This second semester offering will feature
15 pieces different from the first semester. You need not have already
taken part one.
Instructor: Ted Hargrove
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 9:30-11:30a.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 6/max 20
Cuba Revisited
This class will introduce the historical, cultural, political and economic factors that made Cuba unique throughout the past five centuries. Written and audio-visual material will present the evolution
of Cuba’s music, arts and architecture.
Instructor: Zenaida Maicas
Location: Anderson Center
Day/Time: Friday, 1-3p.m.
Starts: Friday, April 7
Class size: min 6/max 20