WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY \ and the Department of Teacher Education | November 15-17, 1999 David S. Eccles Conference Center Peery’s Egyptian Theater Welcome! A warm welcome to all storytellers and listeners at the Storytelling Festival presented by Weber State University and the Department of Teacher Education.We are pleased to have you with us, and anticipate that you will enjoy the high quality and creativity of the stories presented. We are delighted that this event has become an annual tradition in our community. Paul H. Thompson, President Weber State University President Thompson shares bedtime stories with his grandchildren. The Karen J. Ashton Storytelling Award For years, Karen J. Ashton has pursued a simple dream—that the art of the storytelling might be ennobled and preserved throughout the state of Utah. Her insight and determination led to the founding of the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival and she continues as an advisor to the festival today. The Karen J. Ashton Storytelling Award was created in recognition of her many contributions. The award is presented annually to a deserving community citizen who perpetuates the art and purpose of storytelling. 1999 Karen J. Ashton Storytelling Award Recipient Bill Higley Weber State University alum and former Weber County School teacher, Bill Higley, is the 1999 recipient of the Karen J. Ashton Storytelling Award. Bill has been telling stories almost his entire life. As a boy scout, camping in the Uintahs, he was nominated the camp storyteller. In high school, he became interested in doing mime and was inspired by Marcel Marceau. Since then, he’s had a lot of success performing pantomime, which always tells a story. Bill took his act to the schools, as part of the Weber County Library Reader’s Theatre. He used storytelling, as well as pantomime, and always encouraged children to read. Currently, Bill is a free-lance storyteller in the schools and can be found every Saturday morning for storytime at the Bookshelf. He works during the week at the Treehouse Children’s Museum. He has been with the Festival from the beginning and together we celebrate Bill Higley as the 1999 recipient of the Karen J. Ashton Storytelling Award. Past Karen J. Ashton Storytelling Award Recipients 1998 Steven R. Mecham 1997 Anneliese Konkol 1996 Phyllis Dixon Shaw How To Eat A Poem Don’t be polite. Bite into them. Pick them up with your fingers and lick the juice that may run down your chin. They are ready and ripe now, whenever you are! You do not need a knife or fork or spoon or plate or napkin or tablecloth. For there is not core or stem or rind or pit or seed or skin to throw away! Enjoy -Eve Marriam In this delightful poem, Eve Marriam provides the pattern for enjoying the silence of the written word. Storytelling provides the pattern for relishing the spoken word. Stories provide us with nourishment to feed our souls and our imaginations. At its heart, storytelling preserves the old, defends the present, and encourages the future. There is not a single story to tell, but a kaleidoscope of stories, changing, flowing, crashing against one another, each one playing off the others in an infinity of pure and exciting patterns. The storytellers are various, and the stories themselves infinite. As the fourth annual Weber State University Storytelling festival unfolds, we invite people of all ages to experience the magic of well told stories. As an outgrowth of schoool storytelling festivals, this year’s event will once again feature nearly 80 student storytellers, some of them returning for a fourth appearance. Thirty regional tellers have been selected to share their mystic. Four exciting national tellers, new to this festival,will complete the offerings. With the creative imagination of Brenda Wong Aoki, combined musical and storytelling talent of Patrick Ball, performance artistry of Olga Loya, and the magic of award-winning author/speaker Rafe Martin, this fourth annual Storytelling Festival provides a menu that will please every palate! Partake and enjoy! Program cover design by Kay Stevenson Original logo design by Norm Skanchy Brenda Wong Aoki San Francisco, California This talented actress and dancer has great technical skill. Her story--about first attempts to find herself in rootless America, the first generation daughter of a Chinese mother and Japanese father--is one that any American searching for herself or himself will find fascinating and inspirational. This artist combines the elements of Japanese theater, American pop culture, and a sure-footed stage presence into a stunning performance. Patrick Ball San Ramon, California As a premier Celtic harp player, Patrick Ball is also an acclaimed storyteller in the Celtic tradition. As such, he is “a rare artist.’ He plays the ancient, legendary brass-strung harp of Ireland with its crystalline, bell-like voice, and he tells marvelous old tales of wit and enchantment. Thus, he combines storytelling and music, two of the richest traditions of Celtic culture, and blends them in concert to create a warm and magical performance. Olga Loya San Jose, California Celebrate the magic and the triumph of los cuentos (the stories) as Olga Loya shares the art of storytelling. A rich tapestry of oral literature is woven by this storyteller from traditional and original tales and family and personal histories. A powerful voice and presence, her stories engage, educate, entertain, and help reflect on the spiritual side of ancestral memories. She believes that stories are good for the mind and the heart. Rafe Martin Rochester, New York An author of over a dozen books, this storyteller breathes life into stories. Like a modern day Hans Christian Andersen, Rafe Martin paints word pictures for his listeners. His technique is flawless as he uses colorful verbs for strong narrative drive, rich details to tickle the imagination, repetition and dialogue to get his listeners involved, and a wonderful voice that rises and falls with the action. Chukwuma Ahanonu is an Associate Professor of Teacher Education at Weber State University where he teaches courses in multicultural education and special education. He is affiliated with many educational and community organizations and is interested in the “peaceful” emancipation of the weak and oppressed. He and his lovely wife are the parents of five wonderful children.He will be telling stories from his native Nigeria. Karen Ashton was born a storyteller! Her delightful and engaging stories come from literature, history, and her own rich experiences and imagination. Karen is the founder of the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival. Weber State University named their annual Storyteller Award after Karen in recognition of her leadership in elevating storytelling to a true art in Utah. Terra Allen began telling stories as a small child. Back then, she got in trouble for those “‘tall tales!” Now audiences of all ages are entertained with Terra’s special brand of storytelling magic. A professional performer for several years, she never fails to delight her audiences with an unforgetable story journey that energizes the imagination, enriches the spirit and lightens the heart. Brandon Scott Teresa B. Clark, a popular storyteller and young adult author, appears at festivals, Brewster resides with his wife and six children in Provo, Utah, where The Brewster Family is wellknown for their performances of bluegrass and Celtic music. With his family, he has produced several recordings. Katy Jensen and Ashley B. Barenz are curently seniors at Viewmont High School. They are making their second appearance in the Festival with a new story. In their tenth grade English class, they participated in a storytelling festival. They decided to write their own story and add _— their musical talents. Their English teacher enjoyed the story and suggested they audition for the Storytelling Festival. Mary Rosa MoragaBarrow is from Chile. She was born into a storyteller family and culture. She came to the USA in 1974. After learning English, she got her second university degree in education and has been involved since then with people, stories and books. conferences, historical parks and schools throught the West, as well as TV and radio. Teresa currently serves as the Idaho Liason for the National Storytelling Association (NSA) and is the Executive Director of th Storytelling Guild of Eastern Idaho, a 1998 NSA Service Award recipient. Frankie Colton loves stories that capture the spirit of people and cultures from around the world. In her lively telling of these tales, she gleans from her background as an anthropologist, teacher and librarian. She is a member of the WSU Storytelling Festival steering committee and is president of the Ben Lomond Chapter of the Utah Storytelling Guild. Jodi Davis has enjoyed telling stories with a special-needs pre-school for the past nine years. She told stories to her children, her grandchildren, and at parties as a birthday clown! Jody loves children and has been telling stories to them since she was a child herself. Patricia Droubay performs the magic of mime artistry. Patricia is a graduate of Modern Dance from the University of Utah. She has entertained audiences in Europe and the United States, performing solo and troupe vignettes. Patricia is a member of “The Players”, a local mime ensemble. Lee Eddy, alias “Wiley Coyote” says he was born in the 1840s and he’s actually lived the Mountain Man life, He crafted his ‘leathers’ and his full coyote cape and he built a rifle, three pistols, and knives. Born in Ogden, Lee participates in rendezvous gatherings all over Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. He especially enjoys talking to school groups about the life-style of the historic mountain men. Ann Ellis has been intrigued with the magic of storytelling since whe was a little girl playing school with neighborhood children and listening to The Story Princess at the annual UBIC celebration in her hometown of Roosevelt, Utah. The author of “Aunt Annie’s Storytime,” she has delighted family, friends and students with a wide variety of fables and tales for years. Ann serves on the Storytelling Festival steering committee and is a faculty member at Weber State University. Mary Halverson was introduced to storytelling at her mother’s knee. Storytelling has been an active part of her life, along with being in plays from grade school every year up to an including college. Mary has enjoyed telling stories at schools, various organizations, doing videos, is an actress involved in commu- nity theater, and is a member of the Drama Club of Ogden, She has been working with the WSU Storytelling Festival since its inception and is a member of the festival steering committee. Anneliese Konkol was introduced to the art of storytelling in the bombshelters of Germany during WWII. With schools being closed, mothers taught their children through the spoken word. Throughout most of her life, Anneliese has been telling stories to all kinds of audiences. Anneliese was the 1997 Karen Ashton Storytelling Award recipient. Priti Kumar teaches courses in Asian and Indian Women Writers, World Jo Lynne Harline (Little Doe), of CherokeeChoctaw ancestry, 1S a Kanohe’sgi, storyteller and poet, she brings legends to life in Utah schools and communities with her NightSky Stories, using a mix of gourd rattling, singing, and hand-signing as she tells. When Bill Higley tells stories, there is plenty of giggling going on. He graduated from Weber State with a degree in Theater Arts and taught drama at Weber High School. For more than twenty years, Bill has presented readers theater, storytelling, and pantomime programs and workshops in local schools and throughout the community. Bill is the 1999 Karen Ashton Storytelling Award recipient. Literature, and Non-Western Writers among others at Weber State University where she is a faculty member in the English Department. Mary Ellen McComb, a Weber State University graduate, is a Spanish teacher at Ben Lomond High School. She grew up in Argentina and enjoys telling stories from the Spanish speaking world to students and the community. Ellie McKinnon is a rostered artist with the Idaho Commission on the Arts. She visits schools as an artist-in-residence to share stories and link oral and written traditions. In addition to her stoytelling work with school children, she performs for civic and community functions and uses her storytelling for corporate workshops, sharing the stories of the corporations and defining culture. Jean Andra Miller is a member of the WSU Storytelling Festival Steering Committee. She is a professor of French Studies (retired) at Weber State University, where she taught for 34 years. She has worked with the Festival Committee in arranging for special sessions with stories told by representatives of cultures from throughout the world. She also arranged for festival sessions to be interpreted for the deaf. As a storyteller, she delights in sharing tales from the many areas of the French-speaking world with local audiences. Lora Schmidt, the Storyweaver, takes her audiences on a magical trip around the world, master- fully using accents, storytelling. animated presentations and a deep love of the art of Lora is an actress, children’s Marianna Norseth, a native of Chile, grew up listening to and reading the wonderfully rich world of South American folk traditions. She enjoys cultural events and has participated in a variety of workshops, literary seminars, lectures and presentations where the multicultural note is always present. Virginia Rasmussen has been telling stories professionally for the past ten years. She has performed at the Timpanogos She has delighted audiences at schools, libraries and festivals all along the Wasatch Front. She is returning to the Storytelling Festival for the fourth year. Jerry Pacheco weaves music into his storytelling which he began about 20 years ago at the Weber County Library with Bill Higley. Jerry, a classroom teacher, coaches his young students in storytelling and readers’ theater that they present at area nursing homes. Anna Campbell has a voice full of magic. A storyteller for many years, she has been part of an outreach program from Hill Air Force Base visiting schools and sharing stories during Brotherhood Week. Anna loves to tell stories that lift and bring joy to her listeners. Vicki Robertson has told stories since she became a mother 20 years ago. Her storytelling started with family and expanded to Festival, Hof Festival, the theater instructor, and an officer of the Utah Storytelling Guild. Leticia Pizzino masterfully intertwines her animated storytelling with beautiful singing and fun instruments. Even though she has a varied repertoire, she has gained recognition for her pioneer stories and other tales from the West’s rich heritage. She is a regular at the Children’s Treehouse Museum in Ogden. She is a founding board member of the Utah Storytelling Guild and served as its president in 1995 and 1996. Treehouse Children’s Museum, schools, libraries, and schools, special events throughout Utah and Idaho. Her storytelling career evolved because she was searching for a way to make the stories come alive for the children who came to the library for Storytime. Regional folk tales are her speciality including Coyote Trickster tales of the American Southwest. libraries, special programs and the theater all around the local area. She loves to tell stories because of the reaction from her audience. Vicki is a member of the Drama Club of Ogden and serves on the Storytelling Festival Steering Committee. Lost Children Please, for the comfort and Ribboned Festival volunteers will escort lost children to the Festival Information Booth in the Main Lobby of the David Eccles Conference Center. Please help your children identify the volunteers. Information/Lost and Found Festival information and Lost and Found is located on the ground floor in the Main Lobby of the David Eccles Conference Center. You may also ask for assistance from any of the friendly Festival volunteers identified by volunteer ribbons. convenience of fellow festival listeners: * * * ¢ * no smoking. no recording. no cameras. no toddlers. no pets (guide dogs excepted.) Also please turn off: ¢ electronic alarms on watches. ° pagers. ¢ cellular phones. Feanlegiu NC aster S lorylellers $3000 plus Alan C. and Karen J. Ashton Family Foundation Janice and Thomas D. Dee Il Willard L. Eccles Charitable Foundation John A. & Telitha E. Lindquist Foundation Ogden City School District Stewart Education Foundation Weber School District Weber State University | Cael $500 lo $9.99 | (Bards $1000 to $29.99 \ Diane S. Ellis Foundation Key Bank Karen and Val Lofgreen Jean Andra Miller Ogden City Corporation Taco Maker Inc. Standard Examiner Judy and Leon Jones Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation Davis School District Junior E. & Blanche B. Rich Foundation Dr. W. C. Swanson Family Foundation R. C. Willey Home Furnishings —Patricia A. and William H. Child Sisteners $50 lo $499 Patty and Ed Allen BMC West Steven Broadbent and Julie Robert Brodstein Drama Club of Ogden Golden West Credit Union Kathleen Herndon Beverly and Ivan Heslop Carole and Earl McCain Jelean and Robert Montgomery Leslie and David Moore Morgan School District Rainbow Gardens, The Greenery Restaurant, and The Utah Book Nooks Ritz Camera Centers Carolyn and Paul Thompson Davis School District Susan and Steve Denkers Friends of the Stewart Library Carol and Dean Hurst Kathryn and Edward Kammeyer Key Bank Telitha E. and John A. Lindquist Ogden School District Robertson Systems —Vicki and Grant Robertson Rotary Club of Ogden Shephard’s Bush Bernice and Bill Stromberg President Paul Thompson Weber School District Weber State University College of Education Weber State University Department of English Weber State University Department of Teacher Education ieee Bonnie and Jack Wahlen Wednesday, November 17 Tuesday, November 16 1:00-1:50 p.m. Bill Higley Room 101-102 2:00-3:20 p.m. Patrick Ball Room Irish Storytelling Audience: High School--Adult Frankie Colton, MC 101-102 The ABCs of Storytelling Audience: Jr. High--Adult Kathryn Stewart Lyman, MC Anneliese Konkol Executive Room 3:30-5:00 p.m. Vicki Robertson Theater Sports Audience: Jr. High--Adult Mary Halverson, MC Brenda Wong Aoki Finding Your Own Voice Audience: High School--Adult Carolyn Troyer, MC Executive Room 2:00-3:20 p.m. Olga Loya Room 101-102 Frankie Colton Executive Room 3:30-5:00 p.m. Rafe Martin Executive Room Storytime with Mime Audience: Jr. High--Adult Kathryn Stewart Lyman, MC Games Storytellers Play Audience: Jr. High--Adult Carolyn Troyer, MC Power Through Storytelling Audience: Adult Mary Halaverson, MC Empowering the Imagination Audience: Jr. High--Adult Kaye Isakson, MC SNorylelling Zestival Nisters of Ceremonies Ted Adams, Superintendent, Ogden City Schools Fred S. Ball, Vice President, Zions First National Bank Karen Ballif, Director of Elementary Education, Retired John Bond, Chief Deputy Treasurer of Weber County Tom Burton, Professor of English and Literature, WSU, Retired Tim Chatelain, Superintendent, Weber County Schools Roger Cox, Assistant Superintendent, Weber County Schools LuDene Dallimore, Jnstructor of English and Literature, WSU, Retired Don H. Deardon, Football & Basketball Official, Utah High Schools Dave d’Hulst, Pharmaceutical Representative, Ross Pediatrics, Retired Nancy Fleming, Assistant Superintendent, Davis School District Lucile Garrett, Elementary School Teacher, Retired Dean Hurst, Vice President, WSU, Retired Jayne Johnson, Teacher, LDS Church Education System Tita Lindquist, Drama Club of Ogden Cheryl Madson, Appraiser, Weber County Doug Olsen, Past President, Ogden Rotary Club Ralph Pomeroy, Principal, Morgan Elementary School Louise Price, Principal, St. Joseph Elementary School Felipe Rivera, Cafeteria Chef, Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank Mike Skeen, Elementary Education Director, Weber County Schools Monty Shupe, Activities Director, WSU, Retired Renee Warner, Junior High School Teacher, Retired Monday, November Monday, alee November 15 9-30- 10:20 Junior Ballroom Grand Ballroom A Grand Ballroom B-C Jenna Katelyn Lindsey Jepson Olga Loya ¢ Dave d’Hulst, Jodi Davis MC ¢ Ted Adams, Break: James Kellogg d’Hulst, MC ¢ Felipe See Lee Eddy, Mountain ¢ Ted Adams, Man, MC Christyn Costley Latoya Perkins & Theresa Mai Walling Habia (Once d’Hulst, MC ¢ Ted Adams, Junior Ballroom MC ¢ Louise Price, Emily MC Rivera, Betz Jo Lynne Harline Olga Loya MC ¢ Louise Erika Scott Brewster Vicki Robertson ¢ Tita Lindquist, MC 10:20-10:30 e Renee Break: Connor Lawrence Terra Allen Scott Brewster ¢ Tita Lindquist, MC ¢ Felipe Price, MC Petersen Warner, Vez MC Camarillo Rivera, MC MC Ashlee McKay Taylor Arnold Patrick Ball Olga Loya Man, Ballif, MC Rafe Martin MC e Karen Break ¢ Cheryl Madson, MC throughout the day. Brenda Wong Aoki 8 Price, Brandi Holzinger & Janyke Cook Bryan Gehrlein Jessica Schreifels Jamie Vernon 11:20-11:30 ¢ Louise Grand Ballroom D-E Anna Dunlap Kayli Boor Warner, Scott Brewster Ellie McKinnon Grand Ballroom B-C ¢ Karen See Lee Eddy, Mountain e Renee Samantha Hasratian a Time) 16, 1999 Frankie Colton Teresa Clark MC Una Mary Ellen McComb Mary Rosa MoragaBarrow Grand Ballroom A Krystal Dero 10:30-11:20 0 Patrick Ball Safsten Upon Martha Rafe Martin Tuesday, November 9:30-10:20 Ellie McKinnon Break ¢ Dave 16 Hazen throughout the day. e Felipe Interpreted for the Hearing Impaired by Amy P. Conn Tuesday, Angela Lora Schmidt Ellie McKinnon Lora Schmidt Brenda Wong Aoki November Rivera, Camille 11:20-11:30 11:30-12:20 Crookston ) Patrick Ball MC Grand Ballroom D-E Brenda Wong Aoki Ryanne Gray Aaron Barr Scott Brewster Rafe Martin Interpreted for the Hearing Impaired by Amy P. Conn ¢ Dave Jensen Mary Halverson 10:20-10:30 10:30 -11:20 15, 1999 Ballif, MC Joseph Limb Jensen & Barenz Leticia Pizzino ¢ Cheryl Madson, MC ry Slorylelling Sestival Sifedule Tuesday, & MC Warner, eRenee MC ¢ Tita Lindquist, ® Mariana Norseth Priti Kumar Anneliese Konkol Chukwuma Ahanonu Jensen & Barenz Teresa Clark Olga Loya 11:30-12:20 Ballif,; MC Chelsey Garfield Rafe Martin Patrick Ball MC ¢ Cheryl Madson, Lunch 10:20-1:00 cates Metesoecececrtrerere Olga Loya Brenda Wong Aoki 1:00-1:50 : en ene ee eon eee if Lamb Chenille . Doug Olsen, MC Murri Amy Elizabeth Mason Sere anes Risresnentarsentes SE Ann L. Ellis Leticia Pizzino Rafe Martin a eae Ee Pa een erererecerenee PE SEPT EE Pe Ralph Pomeroy, MC °D on Dearden, M MC Executive xecutive R Room Workshop 101-102 Workshop Patrick Ball ery ne tes ie Lies Che Irish Storytelling Anneliese Konkol ABCs of Storytelling Ssissasesenineseseeees High School--Adult Ir. 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Grand Ballroom D-E Hilary Garland Tiffany Vlahos Brenda Wong Aoki ¢ Tim Chatelain, MC Storytelling Sestival FS chedule Wednesday, November Junior Ballroom 17 Katie 10:30-11:20 Grand Ballroom A Bond Jordan Ringler Amanda Bill Higley Virginia Rasmussen Brenda Wong Aoki Patrick Ball ¢ John ¢ Gary Bywater, Bond, MC Grand Ballroom B-C Grand Ballroom D-E Hensley Chelsea Teresa Clark MC ¢ Lucile 11:20-11:30 Cravens Kathryn Stewart Lyman Jerry Pacheco Garrett, ¢ Roger Cox, MC MC Break Angela Shaundra Secrist, Secrist, Ashl Cole Sahay rae Spicker, Jacob McCann, Katie Lund, & Chase Dowd CY ee 11:30-12:2 A Bouquet of Tales from France, Chile & Germany Trista Gudgell Jessica Coyle Jean Andra Miller Mary Rosa Moraga- Patrick Ball Anna Campbell Olga Loya Rafe afe Marti Martin Barrow Anneliese Konkol ¢ John Bond, ¢ Gary Bywater, MC MC 12:20-1:00 ¢ Lucile Garrett, MC ¢ Mike Tubbs Welch & Matt Kasey Day Aurielle Whinham 1:00-1:50 Brend renda Wong Jeremy Jensen, Shawn Johnson, Tyson Cole, Garrett Aoki Cole Bill Higley Storytime with Mime Virginia Rasmussen Anna Campbell Aoki 101-102 Workshop & Patrick Ball Jr. ¢ Tom Burton, ¢ Nancy MC Fleming,MC ¢ Monte 1:50-2:00 Shupe, ¢ Kathryn Stewart Lyman, Workshop 101-102 Workshop Olga Loya Games Storytellers Play Frankie Colton Power Through Storytelling Jr. High--Adult Adult Executive TETRA R OTTER ETT Jordan ete Nava Vickie Robertson pereteaecenecenerenered . 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Hundreds of students from four area school districts and the Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind participate in a variety of storytelling activities. Approximately seventy young storytellers were selected to participate in the festival. Thanks to Debbie Robbins, Davis School District; Rich Moore, Ogden City Schools; Carole McCain, Morgan School District; Mike Skeen and Bob Wood, Weber School District; for coordinating this joyful adventure involving so many young people, their families, teachers and schoolmates. 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