The future certainly looks bright, if the dance is anything to go by. The entire school got together to make the 40's, 50's, & 60's Dance a success. The art class drew headshots of famous people, the band learned music from the Big Band Era, the Home Ec classes made delicious snacks and drinks, the Junior High Students studied the times, learned to dance a few steps, and were taught how to interact with people from a different generation. We really had a great time!

Thanks to the Robert & Dorothy Goldberg Charitable Foundation, the Tuck Museum in Concord New Hampshire had a wonderful display of works from the School of White Mountain Painters. After lunch at the Capital City Grill, we spent a few hours basking in the beauty of the White Mountains. The Cherry on the Sundae was driving home and seeing the beauty of the White Mountains all around us. We are so lucky to live in a place most people only dream about.

Friendly's Restaurant held a fundraiser for the Gibson Center. They offered us a portion of the evenings profits. They made it a real party with balloons, and several smiling waitresses. The Gibson people added to the festive spirit, by ordering the yummy food and ice cream. Everyone had a good time, and people are asking to do it again.

On June 12th & 13th, we loaded the van and headed across the Kancamagus Highway, through Franconia Notch, to Polly's Pancake House. We enjoyed a wonderful lunch, then went to the Maple Sugar Sampler where we could walk on paths through a lupine field, shop in the store, or sit to enjoy the sun. Afterwards we drove home through Crawford Notch, stopping for ice cream at Trails End.

On Flag Day, the students from John Fuller Second Grade, accompanied by their teachers, and music teacher, walked to the Gibson Center and shared Patriotic songs, and songs about Spring.