Congratulations to all of the Arts Day 2025 award winners!

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Culinary: 

1. Karli Godshall and Emily Merrill (9th grade)
2. Morgan Camilleri (12th grade)
3. (TIE) Sadie Bernd and Paige Hinnershitz (12th grade) AND Taelyn Landis and Lily Price (9th grade)

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Jewelry and Fabric Arts:

1. Morgan Brown (11th grade)
2. Sam Anderson (12th grade) and Gretchen German (11th grade)
3. Ashlyn Alderfer (9th grade)

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Creative Writing:  

1. Millie Landis (11th grade)
2. Morgan Camilleri (12th grade)
3. Logan Naidoo (10th grade) 

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Photography:  

1. Aaron Sensenig (12th grade)
2. Sam Wang (12th grade) and Ashlyn Alderfer (9th grade)
3. Rey Shi (11th grade) 

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Visual:  

1. Lydia Sensenig (9th grade)
2. Bridgette Rossi (9th grade)
3. Michael Li (10th grade) 

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People's Choice Award:  High School Musical Medley (12th grade stage event)

THANK YOU to our Arts Day 2025 judges! 

Creative Writing: Kathy Moyer 

Kathy Moyer was an English teacher at Dock for seventeen years and retired in 2020. She received her Bachelor’s degree from Gwynedd Mercy College and her Master’s from Arcadia University. She now enjoys volunteering at the Mennonite Resource Center and helps with Franconia Mennonite Church’s SHINE program, designed to provide schoolwork support for some Hispanic students from local schools. In her spare time, she stays involved with family activities and reads, of course!

Culinary Arts: Toni Brown

Toni Lynn Brown graduated from Johnson and Wales University with a degree in Hotel/Restaurant Management. She has worked in the food industry for most of her life. Toni had her own catering/party service named Helping Hands Party Service for over 20 years. She retired from that business and now works full time in the accounting field. Toni’s children, Rebecca Irene and Timothy Liam, graduated from Dock in 2020 and 2022.

Fabric Arts: Bonnie Moyer

Bonnie retired in 2020 from her position as retail manager at Ten Thousand Villages in Souderton, having committed 24 years to the mission and cause of Fair Trade, and the care of Developing Nations. She is strengthened by all things handmade, internationally artistic, and multicultural. Bonnie has been creating clothing since age nine, and worked as a pattern maker and seamstress, professionally. Bonnie has enjoyed teaching the art of sewing to youngsters for many years. Bonnie's other big interests are swimming daily, writing a memoir, cooking, sewing, gardening, reading, and being thankful to God daily for an incredible life!

Photography: Mike Landis

Mike’s business started with video in 2004. He transitioned from video to photography in 2006. He loves shooting video again alongside his photography. Mike is a tech junkie and loves cameras, computers, and all things electronic. But, he loves people more. His biggest hope is that every client feels like he is a great friend with a cool camera.

Visual Arts: Katie Martin Brubaker ('11)

Katie Brubaker (Dock class of ‘11) is a Souderton based artist who received her BFA from Moore College of Art and Design, where she studied illustration. She currently works as a freelance artist, creating mixed media paintings and designing things like greeting cards, patterns, and stationery.

Stage Events:

• Sarah Scorzetti ('06)
  • Sarah participated in drama, choir and Arts Day when she attended Dock. After Dock, Sarah attended Eastern University where she received a Bachelor’s of Science in Elementary Education and completed the Dance Minor program. While at Eastern, Sarah received training in various dance techniques. She also performed and choreographed pieces for Eastern’s dance concerts. In the Fall of 2023, Sarah was a guest ballet instructor at Ursinus College. She has had the privilege of choreographing several musicals for Dock including Sound of Music, Newsies, Elf, Matilda, and now Oklahoma. Sarah is the Director of Children’s Ministry for Souderton Mennonite Church and enjoys getting to integrate her creative skills in her work. 
• Brooke Sprunger ('07)
  • Brooke graduated from Dock in 2007. After earning her BA in theatre from Eastern Mennonite University in 2011, she went on to achieve a master's degree in applied theatre from the City University of New York. She has done professional theatrical work with all ages, in many contexts, and in both domestic and international settings, from years of work in Philadelphia's Just Act theatre ensemble, to teaching theatre to elementary students at United Friends School, to a stint in a guest professorial capacity with the drama department at the Kigali Institute of Education (now the University of Rwanda) in Kigali, Rwanda. She lives with her husband, Mr. Jason Sprunger, and their three mischievous cats.
• Lois Russo
  • Lois graduated from Mansfield University and Wes Chester University, and taught for thirty years as a music educator in the Souderton School District. Lois continues to be active as a musician in the community, playing as a clarinetist in a number of musical pits such as Souderton, Methacton, and Dock theater productions.