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Show 16 Lakeside Review, Tuesday, May 15, 1990 LakesideCommunity Nonphotogenic? Blame it on camera By SHARON NAUTA STEELE Lakeside Review columnist What on earth are you doing? asked my daughter the day I walked in her bedroom and found her methodically applying some kind of warpaint to her face. With Halloween more than a few months past. I couldnt even begin to guess why she had used my brand-neslightly peaches powdered blush to inscribe a U shaped line beneath each cheek. I hope youre not going punk on me? i exclaimed. 1 dont think I'd like you with green and orange hair. "No way. Mom! Im just try ing to accentuate my cheekbones. You could have knocked me over with my blush brush. I hadnt even known the word accentuate was in her vocabulary. Whats more I lacked the imagination to figure out how a girl who refused to eat meat because the sight of bones made her sick could possibly be interested in accentuating her cheekbones. So tell me why you want to accentuate your cheekbones? I began my inquisition. Are you planning on entering a Bugs Bune contest or what? ny "Not hardly. Mom! Were getting school pictures taken tomorrow. and I want to be more photogenic. Photogenic people always have accentuated cheekbones. That I could understand. Getting my picture taken is not my favorite thing. Im always a little disappointed when I look at a photograph of me and see myself staring back at me instead of Far-a- h Fawcett or Christie Brinkley or Liz Taylor in her thinner days. Whenever I get my picture taken indoors, the lights make me blink, the air conditioner messes up my hair and a fly lands in an embarrassing place. Whenever I get my picture taken outdoors the sun makes me squint, the wind messes up my' hair, and two flies land in embar- I vV t Rain or Shine w Dazzled by the songs of Disney, Kara Pitts watches the performance at Columbia Elementary put on by the Da- - . vis High Childrens Theatre troupe. She is the daughter of Greg and Debra Pitts of Kaysville. look-alik- Youngsters see Disney on parade KAYSVILLE Weve got no troubles, lifes full of bub- to help portray the song Go Fly a Kite. bles. Dressed in black Mickey and Company surrounding a Mickey Mouse face, the students presented Disney Re-- v Disneys song from The Little Mermaid and other popular Disney productions are making people happy the world over, and students from Davis High School Childrens Theatre program are helping spread that joy in their own little part of the world. This month the group performed at Morgan, Kaysville, Columbia, and Burton elementary schools and presented the program free to general audiences at the high school. "You can find fun in any job if you look hard enough, said one black-cla- d actor. Forty students under the direction of Norma Sturgeon, brought giggles and squeals of delight as they gathered children from the young audiences t ,Si ni, : Lets with the words iew. . Tails swayed to the tune "We Are Siamese if You Please," and sunshine yellow parasols gave the feeling it really was a wonderful day in the rendition of the much-sun- g song from the movie Song of the South. - With Doris Valentine as accompanist the group sang songs from most of the renowned Walt Disney producpart of the Childrens Theatre class at DHS the students do various presentations for elementary and age children. pre-scho- ol r 6-- Brian Hansen (right) and other Davis High students entertain children at Columbia school. CLINTON Clinton City is accepting applications for the Miss Clinton Teen and Junior Teen Pageant to be held in July. The pageant is comprised of two age groups. Girls between the and 8 who are ages of 5 residents of Clinton are eligible to compete. Contestants will be judged on poise, talent, evening gown and FARMINGTON An open house will be held Tuesday, May s$: 22 from 3:30-- 5 p.m. at Monte Vista School, 100 S. 200 East, Farmington, to honor Hazel t? Crawford, who is retiring as a teacher assistant in special education at Monte Vista. She has been employed with the Davis County School District as a teacher assistant for 12 years. Mrs. Crawford and her hus- - ReganStandard-Exatnme- Clinton teen pageant in July employee to retire The public is invited to attend. Mrs. Crawford worked in California schools as a librarian for 10 years and also with handicapped preschoolers before coming to Utah. Robert LAYTON East Layton Elewill host its Family mentary Health and Safety Fair May 17 from 8 p.m. at the school. number of displays are planned. Children can meet A McGruff, try the seat belt watch Trooper Tron, see a lung machine, and learn about kits. Blood type testing, cholesterol checks, fingerprinting, eye tests, dental care information and a bike safety check and registration are also part of the scheduled events. con-vinc- Monte Vista X. stay-press- East Layton plans health fair tions. As a rassing places. Furthermore, when the photographer tells me to, Say Cheese," I get feeling hungry and start to drool. Thats probably why I always come out looking like one of Pavlovs dogs. Then theres my friend Golda. Shes so photogenic that broken camera lenses repair themselves when they focus on her. You could take her picture first thing in the morning before she even got out of bed, and nine out of 10 women who saw the resulting snapshot would pay money to know who did her hair. Photographers never have to tell Golda to, Say Cheese, or tilt her head a certain way, or throw her shoulders back. She never squints, blinks, slouches, or attracts flies if theres a camera in the room. And from the way her mouth knows how to behave when flashbulbs are popping, youd swear that woman had smiling lips. When Golda gets her picture taken, she relaxes. When I get my picture taken I start wondering if I have petrified trees somewhere in my pedigree. When Golda ran for Junior Prom Queen in college, she was named Most Photogenic. When I ran, I was named Most Likely to Cause Severe Damage to Any Lens Pointed My Way. No wonder my darling little girl, whom everyone says looks so much like me, thinks she has to accentuate her cheekbones before sitting for her school picture. Shes seen my old yearbook pictures and she agrees with me: The best one I ever had was the one labeled, Photo unavailable. 13-1- GE band Bemie, are the parents of four children, Jerry, DeeAnn, Jennifer and Bernie, Jr. They have 16 grandchildren and eight presented, among other events. Applications are available at the Clinton City office building at 1906 W. 1800 North through May 25. Enrollment is limited to the first 25 applicants in each age group. 16-1- interviews. Hazel Crawford . 72-ho- ur Students will also perform, and the schools slide show will be m Both pageants will be held on 11, at 7 p.m. in the Clearfield High auditorium. 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