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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1999--HOGANSVILLE HERALD---5
: gansville Elementary was ex-
: fortunate to receive a grant for
:fl Davis, international storyteller,
oar school for two days. The
rMrs.AmyHaynes,
Mr. Michael Ross, mu-
Mrs. Linda Hart, Pre-K
Mrs. Leslie Howard, exten-
and Mrs. Joyce Linch,
! Wednesday, February 3 at an
bly, the storyteller entertained
student body after they
dulcimer Appalachian music,
map showing the Appalachian
areas, and heard a presen-
of folk art. The remainder of
y was spent with the fifth grade
club.
four student groups
ub, chorus, and
¢clubrotatedamong Dr. Davis,
Glover, Mr. Ross, and Mrs.
o,, ,-,,ihe art room, Sudents partici-
uy ual, n " r
• ._ .'In an m-denth study of Howard
enr'rTgm e -Rev. Froster is one of the
...... mnous folk artists in the world
niCKS Cl[:&;n J__- ...... "
l,utuen VleWeo orlgUlal WORKS
ibY Finster, including a litho-
a plywood angel, and a pain!-
:i . Haynes told about Howard s
i l le, beliefs, and artwork. The
;/ Watched a video of Howard
; [at his creation, Paradise Gar-
i[ his garden is a folk art haven.
lt club then visited Paradise
:ns in Summerville on Satur-
he music room, students stud-
@alachian foil music as part of
on Appalachian culture. Stu-
played folk rhythms using
s, washboard, and autoharp.
was also a look at Jean Ritchie,
palachian dulcimer player and
)serofAppalachian folk songs.
the auditorium Dr. Davis
intensively with the literary
ri! aching the art of storytelling
I ,iding the students in making
l_._ wn stories.
the gym, Coach Glover taught
• q r. 2rcle, dances from' Cotton Eyed
'.._.'LTnd Turkey in the Straw". The
Jr:." tHi't I Itp . .
. ]e dances included basic move-
,ey He.yf) usinR the son "Comin Round
ther to . ,, .
. ]ountain The chddren had fun
Ireze H • "
arks, Ne? err first square dance expen-
CHRIS HART, Hogansville El-
ementary 5th grader, plays Appa-
lachian music on the washboard.
MRS. AMY HAYNES, art teacher, explains details of Howard Finster's
work.
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A SCENE FROM THE APPALACHIAN Mountains play written and performed by members of the Literary
Club at Hogansville Elementary, that was adapted from the short story "Down Down the Mountain" by Ellis
Credle from the book, Read to Yourself Storybook. Front row left to right are Savannah Beall, Marry Bonnet,
NeShae Rosser; back left to right Troy Price and Kendra Parmer.
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LEFT TO RIGHT, KENDRA PARMER AND BRITTANY JOHNSON,
of Hogansville Elementary, show students where the Appalachian
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RENOVATIONS CONTINUE at the soon to open Rodgers Bar-B-Que
at Hummingbird Station. Chimney sweepers are at work Tuesday
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Storyteller At Hogansville Elementary
Donald Davis, international sto-
ryteUer, mesmerized Hogansville El-
ementary students with his humor-
ous folk tales on February 3rd and
4th.
Davis was born in a Southern
Appalachian mountain world rich in
stories. "I didn't learn stories, I just
absorbed them," he says as he re-
counts tales and more tales learned
from a family of traditional storytell-
ers who have lived on the same West-
ern North Carolina land since 1781.
Davis grew up hearing gentle fairy
tales, simple and silly Jack tales, scary
mountain lore, ancient Welsh and
Scottish folktales, and - most impor-
tantly - nourishing true-to-life stories
of his own neighbors and kin.
Davis remembers, "I discovered
that in a story' I could safely dream
any dream, hope any hope, go any-
where I pleased anytime I pleased,
fight any foe, win or lose, live or die.
My stories created a safe experimen-
tal learning place."
For Donald Davis, storytelling is
a way of giving and living life. He
invites each listener 1o come along, to
pull deep inside for one's own stories,
to personally share and co-create the
common experiences thal celebrate
the creative spirit. For Donald Davis
storytelling "is not what ! do for a
living.., it is how I do all that I do
while I am living."
DEAN LARSON, NANCY LARSON, AND TED SHEPPARD, area
dulcimer players, shared their talents with Hogansville Elementary
students.
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