Retired and active educators celebrated their profession, as members of four chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma (DKG) met in Richmond this month for their Show-Me Council annual meeting. DKG, an international organization, promotes women educators’ professional and personal growth and excellence in education. Beta Tau chapter, which includes members from Richmond, Orrick, Lawson and Hardin-Central schools, hosted the council meeting for the Alpha Omega and Mu and Nu chapters. “The annual Show-Me Council meeting is a great way to get acquainted with women from other chapters in our area,” said Beta Tau President Nancy Smith. About 50 educators who attended the meeting actively participated in a presentation by Candy Whirley of Waverly. The keynote speaker led a confidence-building activity entitled “It Takes Four to Tango.” Members examined their personalities to determine whether they were like lions, owls, lambs or chameleons. Members of the Sunrise Singers, a choral group consisting…