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Show Page Eight - The Springville Herald - May 16, 1990 wf& WW -rWS 9 ,wwiiS!K rf Cifv nrincioal to mm u retire this month irn nn Mr. Richard W. Dotson will retire as principal of Spring-ville's Spring-ville's Art City Elementary School at the end of the 1989-90 1989-90 school year. An open house honoring him and Mrs. Doris Kenison, a teacher at the Art City school who is also retiring, retir-ing, will be held Sunday, May 20 at the school from 5 to 7 p.m. Mr. Dotson has. served as a principal in Springville City schools for the last 13 years with 25 years as a principal at various levels of public education educa-tion and 36 years service in the public school system. He received his bachelor of science degree from the Southern Utah State College in Cedar City in 1960. He later earned his Master of Education degree in 1972 from Utah State University at Logan. After study at the University of Utah and the University of North Dakota at Grands Forks, he received the Educational Specialist degree from the Brigham Young .University at Provo. His first teaching assignment was in Cedar City at the North Elementary School where he taught 5th and later 6th grade students. After five years in the classroom he was appointed principal of the new Parowan Elementary School in Iron County. This school was one of the most modern schools in the state with excellent facilities for students as well as staff. His next move was to the Parowan Par-owan High School where he served as a principal for seven years. This school was unique in thai students from seventh grade through high school seniors sen-iors were housed and educated. The next educational assignment assign-ment was his appointment as principal of the Brooksidc Elementary School in Springville Spring-ville in 1977. In 1978, Mr. Dotson was appointed the principal of the new Art City Elementary School where he will conclude his career. When asked about his retirement, retire-ment, Mr. Dotson said, "After answering the bell for all of these years it will be quite a shock for me when all of my staff and students go back to school and I don't." "I would like to pay special tribute to the parents of the many students stu-dents who have been through my schools, for their great support and friendship." "I would also like to pay a well-deserved well-deserved tribute to the great Photographers invited fo enfer Art City Days show The Art City Days Committee Commit-tee has announced that there will be a Photography show as part of the 1990 Art City Days Celebration. The show will be held at the Springville Art Museum, 126 East 400 South, Springville, on the second floor. The show is not limited in participation to residents of Springville. Black and white and color photographs will be accepted for judging. Photographs Photo-graphs may be submitted in three divisions: adults in either a professional or amateur category cate-gory and juveniles under 18 years of age. Two photographs per photographer may be entered. All work must be either framed or matted and have a wire attached to the back for hanging. The criteria for entering the professional category cate-gory is if the persons sell their pictures for a fee, or takes pictures pic-tures for a fee. Plaques will be given for first, second and third place in all three categories and a best Enlarge Your Favorite Photo 35 mm negatives only 5 K 7 enlargement (o)(0 " $179 value IP at ART CITY PHARMACY Must bring this coupon with negotivi Expires May 30, 1990 professional teachers I have worked with during my career and to my students wherever they might be." Dick and his wife, Lael, plan to remain in Springville. He is currently serving as a " bishop of the BYU Second Ward. Mrs. Doris Kenison will retire at the end of this school year after teaching 28 years in the Nebo School District. An open house honoring her and Art City School Principal Richard W. Dotson will be held Sunday, May 20 at the school from 5 to 7 p.m. Mrs. Kenison also taught at the University of Utah and four years in Germany prior to her immigration im-migration to the United States. She was born in Germany and graduated from the University of Heidelberg. In 1983, Kenison was selected "Utah Teacher of the Year" and in 1989 "Utah State Reading Teacher." Her philosophy of education is "I expect a lot out of the students, stu-dents, because I believe that we all Hve up to expectations. Children are happy when they realize that they can achieve and succeed. They feel secure in a classroom that has an atmosphere at-mosphere of fair, tough love. They know that where there is great love there are great miracles. They are not afraid to try because they know that they have the freedom to make mistakes while they are learning. learn-ing. I tried to make the children child-ren partners in learning and often also in teaching. I believe that you learn best by being directly involved." Mrs. Kenison said, "I will miss the children very much. Just the thought of not seeing these first graders with their trusting eyes and open minds makes me choke up. I will also miss the many supportive parents par-ents who believed with me in their children's potential and who trusted and supported me." Following retirement Mrs. Kenison plans to serve with the United States Peace Corps and has accepted a position in the Teacher Training Division. She has a number of hobbies plus 1 8 grandchildren which will also keep her busy. She wishes to thank the students, stu-dents, the principal and staff and parents of Art City Elementary for enriching her life these last nine years. of show plaque will be awarded. There will be no minimum size limit set, however, maximum maxi-mum framematte size will be 20x24 inches. Each piece must have an identification tag attached at-tached to the back with the photographer's name, address and phone number. Photographs should be taken to the second floor of the Art Museum between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 noon on Thursday, Thurs-day, June 7 to be entered in the show. The pieces will be on display from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the 7th, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the 8th, and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the 9th. Photographers need to pick up their pieces from 3-5 p.m. on June 9, at the Museum. If you have any questions regarding the show, contact the show chairman, Cheryl Pfeifcr, at 489-9421 during business hours. The popular game of Mah Jongg was played in China as early as 500 B.C. mm) 2 -2 FAMILY FOTO 405 South Main Springville 489-6387 r ; ' A ' 7 Richard W. Dotson . ? Jr- . x w , i -""". n I , . r i i Doris Kenison Son of Giant Yard Sale on Saturday Rain cut short the first Giant Yard Sale to benefit Springville Secondary Schools Orchestra and Chorus, so organizers or-ganizers have scheduled the Son of Giant Yard Sale for this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The sale will be on the north side of the lawn at the Springville Spring-ville City HallLibrary Complex Com-plex at 50 South Main. The Scout-a-Rama will be occupying occupy-ing the south side. of the lawry so shoppers will also be able to visit the many exhibits and activities at that annual event. Son of Giant Yard Sale will raise money for uniforms and equipment for Springville Orchestra Or-chestra and Chorus programs. Much of the orchestra equipment equip-ment was purchased in the 1960s and is badly in need of replacement. The newly revitalized school orchestra programs, under the direction of Sam Tsugawa, recently won major acclaim at a statewide contest at Snow College and received rave reviews re-views when they provided chamber music for this year's gala Art Ball at the Springville Museum of Art. Reined Cow Horse Assoc. invites new members The Central Utah Reined Cow Horse Association, held its first show for 1990 on April 14, in Spanish Fork. 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