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Show - Page Provo District Loses 382 Years Experience Retirements Alpine Educator To End Dr. Cecil R. Hansen, UTC Recognizes Six Retirees Utah Technical College at Provo Orem recently honored six employees, who will retire from the college, for their long-tim- e service and excellence as professionals, according to President J. Marvin Higbee. Lynn Asay, Orem; Blanche Miller, Provo; Matilda (Tillie) Thom- years. While at the college she worked as a sales clerk, cashier, payroll clerk, accounting technician, accountant and assistant. Thomas, who will retire as secretary for the Purchasing Warehouse and Stores area, has been with the college for 17 years. She was also a secretary in the Purchasing Department. Smith, who will serve as assistant dean of Continuing and Extended Day Education until Aug. 15, has been at the college for 11 years. She was recently honored as the Administrator of the Year. An office manager for the Business Office, Reynolds has been at the college for 11 years. She has served as secretary and office manager for several departments. LeBaron, warehouse procurement technician, has been with the college for ten years. He has worked as night watchman, custodian and in the warehouse while at as, American Fork; Barbara Smith, Provo; Erma 0. Reynolds, Provo; and Wendall LeBaron, Pay-sowere included in a special honors banquet. Asay has been a drivers' education instructor for 26 years, has a B.S. from Brigham Young University and has taught "Citizens' Training" for 3rd District Court in Provo. While at the college he served as department chairman and has also taught in the professional driving program. Miller, assistant to the Personnel Director for Benefits and Special Projects, served the college for 20 Match Ends UTC. After 36 years of service to public education, all in the Alpine School District, Dr. Quinn Hatch will retire at the! end of this school year. He is Ad-- Orem from 1955 to 1959. He was a classroom teacher at Lincoln High School in English, Social Studies, Health and Literature from 1948 to 1955. Hatch received his Bachelor's and Master's Degrees from the Brigham Young University and a Doctorate in Educational Administration from the University of Utah. He has served as the President of the Secondary Principals e Association of Utah, is a member of the National Education Association, and has received the "Outstanding Artist's" award from the Utah State Board of Education. Hatch's philosophy of education has consisted in "bringing light to students' lives." After retirement he plans on spending more time with his family and with his artistic endeavors and travel. Hatch and his wife live in Orem. S off ministrator Support Services? with the district, post he has a Career 36-Ye- ar held for the past two years under Superintendent Several administrators, teachers and classified employees announced plans this month to retire long-tim- e teacher, principal and educational administrator has announced his retirement from his present posi tion as Adminis trator of Elemen J from the Provo City School Noal Greenwood, starting as a iW l ft uraHpt" - -sixth ?i I st'honlv :md J XJ S I moved to Cedar Valley Elementary where he served as a principai-teache- r from 1948 until 1954. At that time he was named as principal at Harrington Elementary where he stayed until 1966. He then took over the principalship of Shelley Elementary in American Fork where he remained until 1980. He has been an administrator in the district's central office since that time. Hansen received his education from the University of Utah (B.S. and M.S.) and Brigham Young University (Doctorate in Education). . Tinijumu. Klomt-nurv- Ixila . Graduation time? Some men and women arc precise about their preferences. An xtremclv thin watch. Designed with a a few elegance. Simple So reliable do. will flawless details it must he Seiko. Men's in case, brown dial and leather strap. Ladies" in case, glit dial bracelet. and sure-hande- Oasshed employees retiring are Inet Talbot, Oakndtie School. Mary M. Kasmussen, Sunset View Klemenlary; Shirley Johnson. Timpview High. Norma Curtis. Edgemonl Klemenlary. and C'arlene Kngland. Merle R. Anderson and al V Woodward, all irom Tiinpanogos Klenienlary. Jenkins. 1) If the Graduate's a perfectionist, Seiko Ultra-Thin- 's perfect. a1' . Wasalch KUmenlary; Jean C. Sumrr.er, ProMae Krebs, Ui and view Klemenlary vo High; and Anna I f.u lu'; ri'lmn's mi lu.tr Mi'hin hillings, ilisliici music le.irlii'i Iarl II Slaniiv. H.inUm Klcmrnl.il a I'hristinc V. tUkw. Elementary. X teacher at HarOcil Hansen rington Elemen tary in American Fork in 1947. After a year at Harrington, di- personnel rector, said the retiring puncipals tor Provo and Timpview high tary Education for the Alpine' School District. Hansen has been with the districti for 38 years, Dis- trict. I ? and teachers and classified employees garnered a total 382 years in the school district. Principals retiring at the end of the school year are Dolan Condie, Ron Last and Marvin CJunther. 25 -.-- ' s ? - 5 I " - i : d e gold-ton- gold-ton- e gold-ton- e You net SEIKO Ih-s- I whcic you sec this sign. MTTH0M2B)tAUfl Future plans call for church tin' ol Seiko 1 1 HI jjl Now get the famous service and writing. The Hansens live in the northwest American Fork area. I I! ; Goldsmith Co. "Double" Seiko Warranty. r s h jj j ; Goldsmith Co. JEWELERS life-tim- Clark Cox. He was Assistant SuperintendQuinn Hatch ent to Dr. Max 1981-82 in Welcker and Administrator over Central Area Schools from 1982 to 1983. He was Assistant Superintendent to Superintendent Dan Peterson from 1959 to 1981. Before that, he served as principal at Lincoln Junior High School in V t- - tin n Open House to Honor Ruby Nicol Ruby Nicol, Media Specialist at Hillcrest Elementary School in Orem, is retiring after 23 years of service in the pine School Career THE HERALD, Provo, Utah. 22, 1985 Wednesday, May Al-- 1 The faculty and staff at Hillcrest Elementary will honor her with an 1 L t y open house May from p.m. in the media 29 center. Everyone is invited. I Mrs. Nicol Ruby Nicol her career as a school lunch worker at Lincoln Jr. High where she worked for Viz years. Since then she has worked - 100 N. University Provo, Utah " in nr "it 375-522- 0 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. va n n r mi i i a i i 1 1 i 1 i 1 as media specialist at Hillcrest. She has been involved in the Chautenettes, PTA, Orem PTA Council and Orem City Pride Committee. She is a member of Cultu-rette- s and Paideia Sorosis. She has worked for the past eight years and is still serving as a Board Member Director for Deseret Village Association, homes provided for minimal retarded young people. Mrs. Nicol is the mother of four sons and one daughter. She has 12 grandchildren. She is active in the LDS Church.Mrs. Nicol hopes to spend more time with her family and grandchildren after retiring and also doing genealogy, temple work and being a missionary on Salt Lake temple square. Buchanan Open House Thursday with the sixth grade class at Hillcrest Elementary School its first year. He then moved to Edge- - Phil Buchanan is retiring after a year career in Alpine School District. An ipen house 31 is schecluledi Thursday from 6:30-- Park! principal at Edgemont, Union, Geneva, Orem Elementary and has School. After graduat from Brigh am Young Uni versity, Buchan ing 1 4k f A U 1 1 served his most recent years at Scera Park Elementary School. He and his wife will make their home at Whale Cove, Ore. an began his teaching career Phil Buchanan Lunchroom Manager to Be Honored at Hillcrest and Cherry Elementary Schools, is retir manager ing after 24 years i of service. There will be an open house in her honor in the Hillcrest School & Hill Elementary center media from p.m., spon sored by the Hill crest and Cherry Hill School facul tv and staff. Ev eryone is invited May t "2 I mvW Mrs. Kuhn was born and educated in Czechoslovakia and arrived in the United States in 1952. She has worked for the Alpine School District as a cook for 10 years, and as a manager for 14 years. The last three year she has been the manager at both Hillcrest and Cherry Mrs. Hildegard Kuhn, lunchroom Hill m mont Elementary School, teaching there eight years. He has served as p.m. at 8 Scera '"" ..i.miiii mJ ihPJi 1 --- Jfef sv4 raw m fi. Schools. 29 She is married to Wilhelm Kuhn, and they are the parents of one son. 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