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Show 6 Dixie Sun May 27, 1983 LDS Institute Graduation Scheduled Seek and Ye Shall Find, is the theme of the 1983 Dixie College LDS Institute graduation, that will feature and address to the graduates by and seminary teacher Scott Anderson, and wl . take place Sunday, May 28 at a:00 p.m. The porgram will include the premeir performance by the newly organized Institute bell choir under the direction of Bro. Paul Searle. In addition to the address by Bro. Anderson, the theme presentation will be given by the Institute Choir, also under the direction of Bro. Searle, of the institute faculty. A special honor presentation will be make by Institute Director Bro. Wendall Gray to Bro. C. Ward who is leaving at the end of this year to become coordinator of the seminary programs for the church in the Hawaiian Islands. He will spend the last four year before his retirement working in this capacity. According to Bro. Gray, approximately 100 graduates will receive honors at the ceremonies this year. A graduation party will be held for all graduates and friends June 3 after the alunmi reception, at about 9:30 p.m. The LDSSA officers, led by President John Blake predict the best food, fun, and company in the world. They suggest that all graduates watch for the signs around campus and in the institute, announcing the location. The guest speaker, Scott Anderson was born and raised in Salt Lake Ci- - popular speaker Des-pai- Helene Chadburn, left, and Celia Rencher, standing, working with two preschool students. College preschool pays tribute to remarkable volunteer children. quarters puts this The Dixie College week paid tribute to Helene Chad-bur- n for her ten years of volunteer service and reccomends her for the Volunteer of the Year and the Pre-scho- ol e Awards. According to Dona K. Parkinson, Home Ec Department Chairman, an award would be appropriate for this conscientious, capable, bright, cheerful, Handi-Capabl- loving helper we have been for- tunate enough to have in the Preschool at Dixie College. Helene Chadburn was born in 1952 in St. George, Utah, the first child of Eugene and Nola Chadburn. She was born hydrocephalic and had eye damage due to a fall she had when she was two years old. Over the yearsshe accumulated two younger brothers and a little sister to love and care for. She attended schools in her hometown and spent five years at the Utah School for the Blind. As a student there, she won the Zale watch award for citizenship and was named Miss Congeniality. Helene graduated from four years of Seminary in Ogden and continued her education at Dixie High School in St. George, graduating in 1972. She began her volunteer work at Dixie College oin the fall of 1972, working in the Preschool with the in she Some as many as twelve hours a week helping with the routine care, doing a lot of loving especially of any child with a problem. The children call her Miss Helene. She has worked with the following Preschool teachers: Dixie Andrus, Salley Olsen, Mary Anne Young, Jill Droubay, Joan Sandberg, Mary Taylor, Tammy Brooks, Dixie Whitehead, Debbie Gifford, Rosalie Sorenson, Marsha Smith, Penelope Singer, and at the present with Celia Rencher. Helene has been active in the L.D.S. Church and has worked with d Childern in the Nursery programs. She is proud of her eight nieces and nephews and spends a lot of time with them. She has a fantastic memory, remembering dates and ages. She keeps a daily journal, and monitors the police scanner and keeps track of what is church-oriente- Pictured is Scott Anderson who is schedul- ed to speak at the LDS Institute Gradaution ty. He graduated from Highland High School where he participated in sports, drama, and singing groups. He served as seminary president and as a member of the District Seminary Council. In addition, he filled a mission to South Germany. After his missionary experience he attended and graduated from the University of Utah, with a B.A. Degree in Psychology. He later attended the n, Brigham Young University, where he was granted his M.A. Degree in the firld of counseling and guidance. He taught at the Y for three years, where he is now finishing work for a Ph. D. in Marriage and Family Therapy. He is now teaching seminary at Bingham High School in South Jordan, Utah, and is currently serving as elders quorum president in his home ward. CONGRATS TO THE GRADUATES going on in her town. She is especially fond of music and has a record collection and tapes that she enjoys. She is an inspiration for all of us. Dixie College is now taking applications for Fall Quarter 1983 Preschool. There will be a $10.00 non-re- f undable registration fee. If interested call Dixie College 673-4- 8 1 1 extension 339, or see Nina Huish in room 130 of the Science Building. Yearbook preparation workshop held Last Thursday, May 19, 1983, was the first annual Yearbook Preparation Workshop here at Dixie College. The workshop was intended to help yearbook advisors and yearbook staffs of area high schools in yearbook preparation. The areas covered at the workshop were staffing and organizational techniques, inovative copy, layout and design methods, yearbook sales promotion plans, how to sell advertisements, and the latest in photographic techniques. Rich VanAusdal, Dean of the Business and Trades Division here at Dixie, felt the program was very good in that it helped high school advisors learn more about yearbook management and photography. This years workship was spon- sored by the Dixie College Marketing Department, the Weber State of Distributive Technology, and the Utah State Board of Education. When asked if the workshop would become annual, Dean VanAusdal replied, I hope it will, but it depends of the response that the workshop recieves this year. This year only 16 people atCollege-Departme- 1 W. St. George Blvd. We Deliver Call 628-123-- 4 nt tended the workshops. Dean VanAusdal also commented, that there would be some follow up workshops, in which Dixie College faculty members would travel around to local high schools. COUPON $2.00 OFF when you bring your family in for a large pizza. Expires June 15, 1983 |
