Volume 3 Issue 1 June 2011

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Volume 2 Issue 1 May 2011

IN THIS ISSUE!

Summer Service

Lock-In

FLIP

Reminder

K Leaders

Contacts

K E Y C L U B

Kat’s Khronicles

Summer Service Opportunities & Reminders

Hello all!

I Hope you’re having a wonderful summer away from the

worries of school and homework! I’ve just returned from the

68th annual International Key Club Convention (ICON) in

Phoenix, Arizona. This was a fantastic experience, and I can’t

wait to share it with all of you in my next newsletter! For now I

just have a couple of reminders and information to share

with you. Keep up those service hours this summer, and start

recruiting incoming sophomores and freshman for the

upcoming school year!

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Questions? Feel free to contact me!

Call/ Text: (325) 617-6269

Email: [email protected]

And make sure to like Texas-Oklahoma Key Club Divisions 12

& 22 on facebook

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What is FLIP? It is the

Freshman Leadership Incentive Program!

FLIP is designed to enable graduating Key Club members

to join the next step in the K Family as they transition from

high school to colleges or universities. Even though many of

us tend to enjoy kicking back and being a bit lazy during

summer, now is the time for graduated seniors to quickly

get connected and start planning for their first semester in

college as a part of Circle K International. By filling out the

survey at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/tocki_flip, CKI is

able to obtain information and connect Key Club seniors to

CKI chapters at their respective undergraduate institutions

or set them up with sponsors that would be interested in

starting a chapter if their school does not currently have

one. Not only is this survey easy is fill out but participants

have a chance to enter their name in a raffle to win an

iPod!

Please make sure to tell all of your Key Club graduates

about this program!

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District Treasurer Morgan Hah would

like me to remind all of you to

check (and double check) with

your school principals or

administrators before any

fundraising activity. Many schools

have strict guidelines in that

department, so you can never be

too safe.

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K Leaders

Meet the new Presidents of our other K-organizations!

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Circle-K International

President

Steven Spriggs

(Circle-K continues to be led by a

member of the T-O District! Last

year it was led by Division 12’s very

own Amanda Marfisi of Angelo

State University)

Kiwanis International

President-elect

Steven Spriggs

(He was elected in June 2009, at

the 94th annual convention in

Nashville, Tenn. ,and previously

served as a trustee and vice

president of Kiwanis International.)

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District Board

District Governor

Megan Iselin

15211 Wisteria Springs

Cypress TX 77433

713-449-4150

[email protected]

District Treasurer

Morgan Hah

6215 Regina Lane

Beaumont TX 77706

(409) 779-8048

[email protected]

District Secretary

Ryan Nava

14819 Chetland Place Dr.

Houston, TX, 77095

(713) 206-4766

[email protected]

District Administrator

Patrick Schibi

[email protected]

580-351-7389

Divisional Contacts

Region 5 Advisor

Rudy Barron

3611 Nevada Drive

San Angelo, TX 76904

325-949-4857

[email protected]

Divisions 12 & 22

Lieutenant Governor

Katherine Lauer

3218 Clearview Dr.

San Angelo, TX 76904

325-617-6269

[email protected]

Division 12

Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor

Don M. Holland

2001 CR 269

Early, TX 76802

325-656-6307

[email protected]

**Secretaries! Your reports MUST be postmarked by the 5th of each

month!! Make sure that they are sent to District

Secretary Ryan Nava and Region 5 Advisor Rudy Barron

as well as me. All of our contact information is listed on

this page, and I will keep you up to date on the Task O’

the Month throughout the year.

Task O’ The Month

Write an article about

your club’s plans for

the summer

Lik

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& 22 on facebook for the in

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K E Y C L U B

San Angelo Central Key Club

Thomas Franco, President

[email protected]

Emily Champagne, VP

[email protected]

Rebecca Bingham, Sec/Editor

[email protected]

Alaina Brogan, Treasurer

[email protected]

Brittany Bourgeois, Historian

[email protected]

Sean Brogan,PR/Parl.

[email protected]

Bethany Nieto, Webmaster

[email protected]

Jennifer Clark, Faculty Adv.

[email protected]

Bea Barron, Kiwanis Adv.

[email protected]

Tom Woods, Kiwanis Adv.

[email protected]

Becky Hartman, Kiwanis President

[email protected]

Brownwood Key Club

Brandi Prado, President

[email protected]

Brianna Helms, VP

[email protected]

Marcela Leal, Sec

[email protected]

Austin Robinson, Treasurer

[email protected]

Linda Luna, Editor/Webmaster

[email protected]

Pam Rider, Faculty Adv.

[email protected]

Sandra Richardson, Kiwanis Advisor

[email protected]

Comanche Key Club

Kelly Baker, Faculty Advisor

[email protected]

Cross Plains Key Club

Patricia Cook, Faculty Adv.

[email protected]

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We are prone to judge success by the index of our salaries or

the size of our automobiles, rather than by the quality of

our service relationship to humanity.

-- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Key Club International Texas-Oklahoma District

www. keyclub.org

Early Key Club

Loriza Ibarra, President

[email protected]

Bryton McNeese, VP

[email protected]

Kassidy Allen, Secretary

[email protected]

Breana Cooney, Co-Secretary

[email protected]

Lindy Davis, Treasurer

[email protected]

Amy Hurtado, Editor

[email protected]

Angelyn Wiley, Historian

[email protected]

Luke Broussard, Webmaster

[email protected]

Puja Naran, Public Relations

[email protected]

Brittany Dunlap, Faculty Advisor,

[email protected]