Students will learn how to make baby dolls, Wester said. The porcelain parts will be attached to soft bodies, and the students' goal will be to complete a doll by the end of the class, in time for Christmas.
Wester is a veteran teacher in ceramics and doll making.
She taught ceramics classes for Vance-Granville Community College when it began as Vance County Technical Institute in the former Maria Parham Hospital on Chestnut Street in 1970. She started a doll-making class when the college moved to its current campus on Poplar Creek Road in 1976 and has taught this craft many years since.