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On behalf of everyone at the National Beta Club, welcome to Oklahoma City for the 2019 National Beta Club Convention!

Students, congratulations on being part of a prestigious organization that recognizes and celebrates your outstanding accomplishments. We wish you the best of luck as you compete in team competitions, academic challenges, visual arts showcases, and talent exhibitions.

Parents and guardians, thank you for supporting your child and encouraging them to lead, serve, and achieve while displaying the utmost character. It is our belief, that you are providing a strong educational foundation and support that will ensure a successful future.

Sponsors and administrators, thank you for providing this opportunity for your students and giving up part of your summer to allow them to showcase their talents. The National Beta Club would not exist without individuals like you who exemplify our motto of leading by serving.

If I, or any National Beta Club staff, can be of assistance while you are in Oklahoma City, please don’t hesitate to let us know. We are so excited to make this a memorable convention as students from across the country Fuel the Future!

Bobby HartChief Executive OfficerNational Beta Club

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Board of Directors

National Sponsors

National Officials

Clarke ScottBoard Chair

Dr. Sabrina RunyonVice Chair

Bobby HartCEO

Amy Luttrell Dee MartinLaura Lewis Hollee Ellis

Dr. Zel Thomas - ALJerry Newton - ARGwen Young - FLDr. Rita Carter - GATroy Hickey - ILDr. Mark Baker - IN

Donna Wear - KYDr. Keith Leger - LAStanton Long - MSDr. Tim Hager - MOGlenn Barger - NCDavid Moore - OH

Dennis Campbell - OKDr. H. Kenneth Dinkins - SCMitchell Parham - TNMark Conley - TXClarke Scott - VADr. Sabrina Runyon - WV

Lisa Fields

N AT I O N A L O F F I C E R SNational President Aiden Miller

I am 100% sure I will never forget the friendships and wonderful memories I’ve made this past year through Beta. As a kid from a small town, who thought playing basketball and football was all that mattered, Beta has opened my eyes to a whole new world of possibilities. This journey has created so many more opportunities for me that I never thought possible.

Having the opportunity to represent Junior Beta as a National Officer has been a dream come true. I have been blessed by the Betas I have met across the various states I have visited as a National Officer and I will forever be thankful. The friendships I have made with the other National Officers and State Officers will last a life time. Beta promotes character, leadership, service, and achievement. If we follow these pillars daily, the world would most definitely be a better place.

I cannot imagine life without my Beta family and the experiences I have gained throughout the past year. I have learned that being a part of Beta isn’t enough, we should BE BETA each and every day. Next year, I am eager to continue to serve in the Beta organization through different capacities.

In all I do, I try to keep God and faith first. As a leader in my school, I stand firm in my Christian belief. All that I’ve done through Beta coincide with those beliefs and I’m honored and humbled to serve as the last National Chaplain. Through my time as Zion the Lion, at the Summer Leadership Camp and more, Beta has had a lasting, positive impact on my life. Beta is like a road and I am a car. I chose this road; it didn’t choose me. But without the road, I would not be able to drive or go anywhere.

I have enjoyed serving as the last National Junior Reporter. I am humbled by the opportunities I have had. From leadership camp last July to traveling to several state conventions, it’s impossible to describe all the wonderful experiences. The other officers and I have truly become a family. My favorite experiences were definitely playing gaga ball with new friends at camp, being inspired by the courageous speeches of newly elected officers, and enlarging my Beta family.

National Vice President Hannah Rager

National Secretary Chase Hord

National Chaplain Zion Cooper

National Reporter Mary Claire Warren

S C H E D U L E at a glanceFRIDAY, JUNE 147:00 PM – 9:00 PMPremier Performer Practice | Dancers Only Great Halls D & E7:30 PM – 8:00 PMReception for State Sponsors, Sponsor Elects, Status Sponsors & Coordinators Room 157:30 PM – 9:30 PMCoordinator Meeting Room 14

SATURDAY, JUNE 158:00 AM – 11:00 AMRegistration Convention Center LobbyPerforming Arts – Solo, Duo, Trio Preliminaries | Junior Arena9:00 AM – 10:00 AMCheck–In: Visual Arts | Elementary Exhibit Hall 29:00 AM – 10:30 AMNational Officers & National Leadership Representatives Meeting Rooms 14 & 159:00 AM – 11:00 AMLiving Literature Exhibit Hall 110:00 AM – 12:00 NOONPremier Performer Practice | Dancers Only Great Halls D & E11:30 AM – 1:30 PMSongfest Preliminaries | Elementary Arena12:00 NOONLead Outside the Box Challenge Pick Up Room 5Check–In: Club Trading Pin Exhibit Halls D & ECheck–In & Interviews: Apparel Design, Portfolio, Two Dimensional Design, Three Dimensional Design, Service Learning Showcase Exhibit Halls D & E

1:00 PMTechnology | Junior Rooms 16–181:00 PM – 2:00 PMPoetry | Elementary Rooms 1 & 2Quiz Bowl Written Test | Elementary & Junior Great Hall C

Download the National Convention AppVisit eventmobi.com/betacon19Tap the Menu iconChoose “Add to Home Screen”Keep checking back to see Top 10 results!

Vote for People’s Choice AwardsUsing the app, choose your favorite preliminary performance. Don’t forget to stop by the Service Snapshot Expo and Living Literature to vote for your favorite entry. People’s Choice of these events will be recognized during the 4th General Session.

12:30 PM – 2:00 PMPremier Performer Practice | Vocalists Only Great Halls D & E

S C H E D U L E at a glanceSATURDAY, JUNE 15 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Opening Ceremony Practice – Premier Performers Arena1:00 PM – 2:30 PMCandidate Meeting Rooms 9 & 10Candidate/Summer Leadership Parent Meeting Room 111:00 PM – 3:00 PMRegistration Convention Center Lobby1:00 PM – 4:00 PMSpeech | Elementary Room 19Speech | Junior Room 201:30 PM – 4:30 PMSongfest Preliminaries | Junior Arena2:00 PM – 3:00 PMBook Battle | Elementary & Junior Great Hall CPoetry | Junior Rooms 1 & 23:00 PM – 4:00 PMLanguage Arts | Elementary Great Hall CMath | Elementary Great Hall CScience | Elementary Great Hall CSocial Studies | Elementary Great Hall C3:00 PM – 5:00 PMMeeting of the Minds Great Halls A & B4:00 PMSite Up Meeting to Receive Task Room 5

4:30 PM – 5:30 PMLanguage Arts | Junior Great Hall CMath | Junior Great Hall CScience | Junior Great Hall CSocial Studies | Junior Great Hall C5:30 PM – 6:30 PMViewing: Visual Arts | Elementary (PICK UP AT 6:30 PM) Exhibit Hall 2

6:00 PM – 6:15 PMFlag Ceremony Practice (2018–2019 Officers) Arena7:00 PM – 7:30 PMPre–Session Activities Arena7:30 PMFIRST GENERAL SESSION Arena

Viewing: Club Trading Pin, Apparel Design, Portfolio, Two Dimensional Design, Three Dimensional Design, Service Learning Showcase (PICK UP AT 6:30 PM) Exhibit Halls D & E

9:30 PM – 11:00 PMNational Beta Ball Exhibit Hall 1

SUNDAY, JUNE 168:00 AM– 10:00 AMPerforming Arts – Solo, Duo, Trio Preliminaries | Elementary Arena10:00 AM – 10:30 AMPre–Session Activities Arena

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S C H E D U L E at a glanceSUNDAY, JUNE 16

12:30 PM –1:00 PMQuiz Bowl Team Meeting Rooms 9–12

12:30 – 3:30 PMPerforming Arts – Group Preliminaries | Elementary Arena

12:30 PM – 3:00 PMLead Outside the Box Leadership Expo Rooms 16–18Convention Invention Exhibit Hall 1Service Snapshot Convention Center Lobby

1:00 PMQuiz Bowl Final Rounds (Top 8) Rooms 9–121:00 PM – 2:30 PMLeadership Representative Interview & Challenge Rooms 4 & 5Creative Writing | Elementary Rooms 1 & 21:30 PMFlash Mob Botanical Garden – Devon Lawn3:00 PM – 4:30 PMCreative Writing | Junior Rooms 1 & 23:30 PM – 5:00 PMEngineering | Elementary & Junior Exhibit Hall 1Leadership Workshop (Only clubs that attended a 2018–2019 Regional Leadership Summit are eligible to attend this session) Great Halls D & E

4:00 PM – 6:00 PMReimagine • Recreate • Recycle Great Halls A & B

SUNDAY, JUNE 16

7:00 PM –7:30 PMPre–Session Activities Arena7:30 PMTHIRD GENERAL SESSION Arena9:30 PM – 11:00 PMDance Exhibit Hall 1

MONDAY, JUNE 177:00 AMRock N’ Run 5K Wheeler Park

10:00 AMFOURTH GENERAL SESSION Arena

9:30 AM – 10:00 AMPre–Session Activities Arena

8:30 AM – 9:30 AMCheck–In: Visual Arts | Junior Exhibit Hall 2

1:00 PM – 2:00 PMMarketing & Communications | Elementary Rooms 16–18Site Up Showcase & Judging Rooms 19 & 201:00 PM – 6:00 PMPerforming Arts – Group Preliminaries | Junior Arena

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10:30 AMSECOND GENERAL SESSION Arena

S C H E D U L E at a glance 1 s t G e n e r a l S e s s i o nSaturday, June 15

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7:00 PM Pre-Session Activities

Candidate IntroductionsAttendance Awards

7:30 PM Opening Ceremony – Premier PerformersCall to Order Aiden Miller | PresidentPledge of Allegiance National Anthem Premier PerformersWelcome and Introductions Aiden Miller | PresidentWelcome to Oklahoma Dennis Campbell | OK Council ChairChairman of the Board of Directors Clarke ScottChief Executive Officer Bobby HartKeynote Address Hannah Rager | Vice President

Performing Arts – Solo, Duo, Trio | Junior (Top 5)Songfest | Elementary (Top 5)

Presidential Campaign Rally | JuniorVoting

Top 10 Awards – Junior Performing Arts –Solo, Duo, Trio; Elementary Songfest

Adjournment Aiden Miller | President

MONDAY, JUNE 17

2:00 PM – 5:00 PMRapid Response Leadership Challenge Rooms 9–12

4:00 PM – 6:00 PMRobotics Showcase | Junior Exhibit Hall 1

4:00 PM – 5:00 PMTechnology | Elementary Rooms 16–18

2:30 PM – 3:30 PMMarketing & Communications | Junior Rooms 16–18

5:00 PM – 6:00 PMViewing: Visual Arts | Junior (PICK UP AT 6:00 PM) Exhibit Hall 2

TUESDAY, JUNE 18

10:00 AMFIFTH GENERAL SESSION Arena

9:30 AM – 10:00 AMPre–Session Activities Arena

Friday, June 14 2:00 PM – 10:00 PMSaturday, June 15 7:00 AM – 7:00 PMSunday, June 16 8:00 AM – 2:00 PMMonday, June 17 8:00 AM – 2:00 PMTuesday, June 18 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Prop Storage Exhibit Hall 3

PROP LOADING & UNLOADING

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2:00 PM – 3:30 PMRobotics Showcase | Elementary Exhibit Hall 1

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Sunday, June 162 n d G e n e r a l S e s s i o n

Sunday, June 167:00 PM Pre-Session Activities

Regional Leadership Representatives Social Media Awards

Leadership Summit ShowcaseTop 10 Awards (places 6-10)

Junior Academic Tests, Elementary & Junior Creative Writing, Elementary & Junior Poetry, Elementary & Junior Speech, Elementary Technology

7:30 PM Call to Order Mary Claire Warren| Reporter

John W. Harris Awards

Top 5 AwardsJunior Academic Tests, Elementary & Junior Creative Writing, Elementary & Junior Poetry,

Elementary & Junior Speech, Elementary Technology

Keynote Address Zion Cooper | Chaplain

Outstanding Leadership Schools

Guest Speaker Kelly Barnes

Adjournment Mary Claire Warren | Reporter

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10:00 AM Pre-Session Activities

National Beta Club Week AwardsSchools to Watch AwardsTop 10 Awards (places 6–10)

Elementary Visual Arts, Elementary Academic Tests

10:30 AM Call to Order Chase Hord | Secretary

Sponsor of the Year AwardFueling the Future Sponsor Recognition

Keynote Address Mary Claire Warren | Reporter

Performing Arts – Solo, Duo, Trio | Elementary (Top 5)Songfest | Junior (Top 5)

Top 5 AwardsElementary Visual Arts, Elementary Academic Tests

Vice Presidential Campaign Rally | ElementarySecretarial Campaign Rally | Junior

VotingTop 10 Awards

Elementary Performing Arts – Solo, Duo, Trio; Junior Songfest

Adjournment Chase Hord | Secretary

5 t h G e n e r a l S e s s i o nTuesday, June 18

4 t h G e n e r a l S e s s i o nMonday, June 17

10:00 AM Pre-Session ActivitiesPeople’s Choice Awards

Top 10 Awards (places 6-10) Convention Invention, Meeting of the Minds, Reimagine • Recreate • Recycle, Elementary & Junior Portfolio, Elementary & Junior Service Learning Showcase, Elementary & Junior

Apparel Design, Elementary & Junior Two-Dimensional Design, Elementary & Junior Three-Dimensional Design, Elementary & Junior Club Trading Pin

10:00 AM Call to Order Zion Cooper | Chaplain

Keynote Address Chase Hord | Secretary

Performing Arts – Group | Elementary (Top 5)Presidential Campaign Rally | ElementaryVice Presidential Campaign Rally | Junior

VotingTop 5 Awards

Convention Invention, Meeting of the Minds, Reimagine • Recreate • Recycle, Elementary & Junior Portfolio, Elementary & Junior Service Learning Showcase, Elementary & Junior

Apparel Design, Elementary & Junior Two-Dimensional Design, Elementary & Junior Three-Dimensional Design, Elementary & Junior Club Trading Pin,

Elementary Performing Arts – Group (places 1–10)

National Leadership Representative Installation

Adjournment Zion Cooper | Chaplain

9:30 AM Pre-Session Activities

Top 10 Awards (places 6-10) Junior Visual Arts, Elementary & Junior Quiz Bowl, Elementary & Junior Book Battle, Elementary & Junior Marketing & Communication, Elementary & Junior Engineering, Elementary & Junior Robotics, Elementary & Junior Technology, Elementary & Junior Living Literature, Elementary & Junior Site Up, Elementary & Junior Rapid Response, Elementary & Junior Lead Outside the Box, Elementary & Junior Service Snapshot,

Elementary & Junior Campaign Skit

Invitation to Fort Worth

10:00 AM Call to Order Hannah Rager | Vice PresidentKeynote Address Aiden Miller | President

Performing Arts – Group | Junior (Top 5)Officer Installation

Top 5 AwardsJunior Visual Arts, Elementary & Junior Quiz Bowl, Elementary & Junior Book Battle, Elementary & Junior Marketing & Communication, Elementary & Junior Engineering, Elementary & Junior Robotics, Elementary & Junior Technology, Elementary & Junior Living Literature, Elementary & Junior Site Up, Elementary & Junior Rapid Response, Elementary & Junior Lead Outside the Box, Elementary & Junior Service Snapshot, Elementary & Junior Campaign Skit, Junior Performing Arts – Group (places 1–10)

Adjournment Newly Elected President

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Candidate for Candidate for

Presly Bishop|KY Jeron Bull|AR

Braydon Kittle|AL

Callie Townsend|LA

Jaxon McCubbin|KY Alexander McKendrick|OK Trinity Peterson|GA

Sully Smith|TNKarleigh Webber|AL

Cayden Zboril|TX Madeline Zegura|LA

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Candidate for Candidate for

Abigail Grace Andrews|MS Oliver Blincoe|KYMicha Burton|MO

Isabella Gunter|SCChassidy Johnson|IL

Sara Lampton | LA

Jacob Lenderman|ARGrace Scott|IN

Micah Wommack|TX

Trell Amoss|MOLevi Croswell|ARJoshua Izayah Jordan|MS

Liliana Locklear|NC Reagan Miller|LAColby Morrison|AL

Caroline Page|IN Isaac Smith|ILChloe Thompson|KY

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Candidate for SongfestHadley Adams|KY

Reed Bull|TNRamiro Cavazos|TX

Macey Chambers|ARHannah Dean|WVSarah Francis|IN

Hayden Hudson|ALJair McElveen|NC

Javonte Moore|MS

Luke Richey|MOSamantha Schweighardt|OK

Nathan Watford|FL

1. Two Rivers Elementary | AR2. Leake Central Elementary School | MS3. Taylor County Intermediate | KY4. Red River Elementary School | LA5. Tompkinsville Elementary School | KY6. Joe Harrison Carter Elementary School | KY

7. Martha Vinyard Elementary School | LA8. Accawmacke Elementary School | VA9. Cumberland County Elementary School | KY10. Dutchtown Primary School | LA11. Plaucheville Elementary School | LA12. Sand Hill Attendance Center | MS

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1. Guntown Middle School | MS2. Chapel Hill Middle School | GA3. Lewisburg School | KY 4. Erath Middle School | LA5. Milton Middle School | WV6. Morrilton Intermediate School | AR7. Hillcrest Elementary School | AL8. Lincoln Magnet School | IL9. Morrilton Junior High School | AR10. Pierre Part Middle School | LA

11. Washington Junior High School | IN12. Eldorado Middle School | IL13. Central Junior High School | IL14. Seymour Jr. High School | TN15. North Jackson Elementary School | KY16. Belle-Shivers Middle School | MS17. Clarkton School of Discovery | NC18. Vernon Middle School | FL19. Hammond Eastside Elem. Magnet School | LA

P e r f o r m i n g A r t sSolo, Duo, Trio P e r f o r m i n g A r t sGroup

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1. Sunrise Elementary School | FL2. Pantego Christian Academy | TX3. Woodland R-IV Middle School | MO4. Ector School | TX5. Phoenix Magnet Elementary School | LA6. Liberty Christian Academy | NC7. Poyen Elementary School | AR8. Delcambre Elementary School | LA9. West Side School | TN10. Birmingham Homeschoolers Community | AL11. McLaurin Elementary School | MS12. Twin City Elementary School | GA13. Cumberland County Elementary School | KY14. Oaklawn Visual & Performing Arts Magnet | AR

15. Rock Spring Elementary School | GA16. Thomas W. Kelly Elementary School | MO17. Calvary Elementary School | KY18. Bois D’Arc Elementary | MO19. Hillcrest Elementary School | AL20. Frances Mack Intermediate School | SC21. Williams Intermediate School | AL22. Southside Middle School | AR23. Woodville High School | AL24. Mooreville Elementary School | MS25. Wilson Elementary School | OK26. Buchanan Elementary | LA27. Woodley Elementary School | MS

1. Washington Junior High | IN2. T. S. Hill Middle - Dexter | MO3. Sullivan Middle School | IN4. Arnett Public School |OK5. Drakes Creek Middle | KY6. Seymour Jr. High School | TN7. West Edgecombe School | NC8. Glasgow Middle School | KY9. East Carter R-II Middle | MO10. Charles Townes Center | SC11. Karrer Middle School | OH12. West Carroll Jr. Sr. High | TN13. Sacred Heart Catholic | TX14. Garyville/Mount Airy Magnet | LA

15. Prospect School | NC16. Milton Middle School | WV17. Graceville Middle School | FL18. Nell Holcomb R-4 School | MO19. Okolona Middle School | MS20. Hardin Reynolds Memorial| VA21. Olmstead Middle School | KY22. Jonesboro Grade School | IL23. The Imani School | TX24. Rehobeth Middle School | AL25. Aubrey Middle School |TX26. Brame Junior High School | LA27. Henagar Junior High School | AL28. New Vision Learning Academy | LA

29. Southside Middle School | AR30. Thomas W. Kelly Middle | MO31. Moss Bluff Middle School | LA32. Morrilton Intermediate | AR33. Hopewell Middle School | GA34. Okemah Middle School | OK35. N. R. Burger Middle | MS36. Stevenson Middle School | AL37. Western Elementary | KY38. Tecumseh Middle School | OK39. Fountain Lake Middle | AR40. Malden Junior High | MO

1. Tompkinsville Elementary School | KY2. Joe Harrison Carter Elementary School | KY3. Temple Hill Elementary | KY 4. Oak Grove Primary School | LA5. Live Oak Elementary School | LA6. Accawmacke Elementary School | VA7. Ector School | TX

8. Twin City Elementary School | GA9. Woodley Elementary School | MS10. Highland Elementary School | KY11. Houma Christian School | LA12. Rural Community Academy | IN13. Metompkin Elementary School | VA14. Susie B. West Elementary School | MS

1. Bloomfield Middle School | MO2. Union Middle School | MS3. Liberty Christian Academy | NC4. DeKalb Middle School | TN5. Seymour Jr. High School | TN6. Milton Middle School | WV7. Chapel Hill Middle School | GA8. Sacred Heart Catholic School | TX9. Trenton Middle School |TX10. East Hardin Middle School | KY11. Nettleton Junior High School | AR12. Poyen School | AR13. Leakesville Junior High School | MS14. Sand Hill Attendance Center | MS

15. St. George Episcopal School | TX16. Clarkton School of Discovery | NC17. E. W. Wyatt Middle School | VA18. Central Junior High School | IL19. Portageville Middle School | MO20. Franklin-Simpson Middle | KY21. East Carter R-II Middle School | MO22. Burnside Scholastic Academy | IL23. Risco Elementary School | MO24. Houma Christian School | LA25. Richton Junior Beta | MS26. J. B. Martin Middle School | LA 27. Meadowview Middle School | TN28. Hillcrest Elementary School | AL

Leadership Representatives

Addie Aaron | ALMicah Baughn | KY

John Cambron Blair | KY

Charlee Chandler | ALBenjamin Collins | LA

Lillie Dunn | IL

Kale Grayson | MSGrant Harper | KYEleanor Hite | KY

Antario James | SCBarrett LeBon| LAMadalyn Martin | SC

Quierra McMillon | GACarmen Perez | FLKimberly Pounds | TX

Alanna Riney | TXTovy Tran | LAAshley Vasquez | TXTori Woods | AR

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Abigail Powers

I have been honored to serve as one of the first National Leadership Representatives this year. Organizing service opportunities this year has been a highlight of my year. My favorite service project was hosting a Princess Party for underprivileged girls. Serving others through leadership has made the difference for me. I am very excited to be in Oklahoma City at the National Convention learning more ways to serve others and “Fueling My Future”.

As a National Leadership Representative, I had an opportunity to attend a Leadership Summit and to speak at this year’s District Day. Leading through service has been a lot of fun as my club sponsored a blood drive, collected food for a local food pantry, and visited a local nursing home. I am excited to meet and talk to everyone at the National Convention.

Overall my Beta experience has been amazing and I could not think of a better way to end my eighth-grade middle school career than serving as National Leadership Representative at the 2019 National Beta Convention. I have learned that in each Leadership Challenge or State competition, my role may be different and that if you focus on helping the team be the best it can be rather than being the best on the team, everyone will grow. This role has allowed me to collaborate and meet with students from different schools and to motivate others to lead as well. I have been blessed with the opportunity to be a leader in Beta Club at my school and serve my local and global community.

Gabrielle Selders

Chase Heyen

N a t i o n a l L e a d e r s h i pR e p r e s e n t a t i v e s

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Cristian Angel | TNAli Armentor | LAJonah Baker | ALElla Barnard | INBlayze Barnes | MSMadalyn Barton | TXBrendin Belger | TNSabene Bennett | TXHaley Boggess | TXCamryn Bourgeois | LAAbigail Breland | MSTaylor Brewer | MSSarah Brooks | GAMacy Broy | ILElla Caillouet | LAEmma Capelle | TXAnani Coleman | AR

Kinsley Cook | FLShaylin Costales | FLEmma Culver | INAnnabella Dakas | TNAllie Davis | INBrooklyn Davis | LAHezikia Davis | TNFa’Dasia Demery | LABlair Dickens | VAHeather Edwards | VAJulia Espinoza | MSElizabeth Gaskill | TXKinya Gray | LALandrey Hanna | MSWillow Hawkins | ILAvery Grace Hebert | LAAllison Hewett | FL

Jenna Jackson | MOBradlee Johnson | FLAdielyn Kay | FLBennett Kiehne | TXTanner Kissinger| TXLaela Kohzadi | ILCarsyn Lawrence’| ARAudrey Lea |MSRamsi Little | LAAndrew Lott | MSMatthew Lott | MSRileigh McCollum | ARDusti McCoy | MSKahari McNeal | MSBella Miley | MSAubrey Mills | MSDemi Morgan | LA

Kenya Morris | MS Makilah Murphy | LAMillie Nails | MSTinsley Neagle | KYAlexis Nichols | LAIsabella Norris | INViviane Notzon | TX Cedric Owens | MSNathan Pardun | TNMaggie Peebles | MSSydney Phillips | ARIsaiah Pierce | MSBella Poole | GAGracelyn Repka | TXDelaney Richardson|OKMariah Sanders | ARCelina Saunders | GA

Zharia Scales | ARLoran Scott | MSLeyla Shaidaee | LAHannah Grace Shelton|ALSavanna Silva | TXJaden Smilanich | ILAbbie Clare Smith | NCElla Smith | TNEmma Smith | LAKendyl Smith | TNZy’Quayvious Smith | LASawyer Stacy | TNParker Stansell | TNSarah Stem | TXHannah Stokely | TNJayla Stovall | LARemhel Tatum | LA

Keyashah Thomas | MSHannah Trapp | TNHaley Tucker | MSMarley Venner | TNBrayden Vest | ALAlexandra Waggoner | TXMorgan Walker | TNArmani Ward | MSZaniyah Washington | MSHannah Wells | VACarlee West | TNShelby West | TN Ryan Wheeler | TNJaskyla Williams | LAAvery Wittig | NC

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Zoe Adams | TNCaitlin Allen |FLMary Allen | LAMadison Annis | VAAndrew Baker| INRhett Barker | ARAva Barkley | ALCaelyn Barnes |LAMcKenna Clifford | KYKirstyn Brown | FLLily Cenac | LAKiersten Cormier | LARamsey Crum | ARMorgan Davis | MSMary Grace DiSalvo | LAKameron Fortenberry | MSEmma Gifford | ARAndrew Graves | INAriana Greenhouse | LAJesse Gwathney | TNElizabeth Hale | KY

Hunter Hall | TXJayde Hall | VAGrant Harper | KYAnastasia Harrison | AR Kyra Johnson | FLMeka Johnson | LAZoey Johnson | LAHaley Keel | ALEmma Claire Kimbrough|ALEmma Knowles | OKErica Lasley | FLCheyenne Lemoine | LAGiuseppe Leone | INMacie Lin | TXCaroline Lopez | LALaDamien Mack | LACollette McCallum | TNEmma McCrea | ALMiley Meche | LAAubreyana Mitchell | MSSophia Morrell | VA

Sheridan O’Connor | TNAddisyn Perret | LAStephen Powell | KYJordan Priester | LAAllison Quincy | TNTripp Rascoe |ALRachel Reed | LAMacey Rettig | ARTakyiah Robinson | MSMolly Sams | VABryan Scott | LAWyatt Springer | INTanner Sullivan | TNKourtlynn Sutton | ARAndréa Terrebonne | LAJenna Thomas | OKKaela Tyson | ALFaith Walker | ALSara Wayland | OKRyan Wheeler | TNStephanie Williams | VA

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JUNE 17th – Great Hall D & E

NOON – NATIVE AMERICAN DANCE INTERACTIVE DEMONSTRATION Join members of the Choctaw Nation as they showcase and teach historical dances of celebration and reverence.

2:00 PM – CHOCTAW STICKBALL INTERACTIVE DEMONSTRATION Learn more about the significant history of Stickball and its relevance to the Choctaw heritage. Join in on this fast-paced and fun game!

TRUE OKLAHOMA HERITAGEA NATIVE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE FROM

THE CHOCTAW NATION

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National Beta Ball

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Located in Exhibit Halls A & B

VOTING PROCEDUREPre-registered members will use the membership number printed on their name badge. All on-site members or members without a device should report to registration immediately following the voting sessions. Voting will be opened following each campaign rally and will remain open for two hours following adjournment of the general session. VOTING INSTRUCTIONS 1. Visit www.betaclub.org/vote on your device 2. Enter membership ID number 3. Choose one candidate per office for the National Office 4. Submit your vote!

Registration for attendance at any National Beta Club event, (including, but not limited to, State and National Conventions, Leadership Summits, Leadership Conferences) implies consent to the use, reproduction, editing and/or broadcast by The National Beta Club of any and all photographs, video recordings, and audio recordings taken by or on behalf of The National Beta Club, without compensation to attendees, participants, chaperones, or guests. All negatives, prints, digital files, video-recorded images, and audio recordings shall be the property of The National Beta Club solely and completely and may be used in the promotion of The National Beta Club in all forms of media.

Members are to display and exert leadership qualities in a responsible manner, which will lead to the success of this convention. Any violation of the Code of Conduct subjects your entire chapter to being sent home and all honors and awards forfeited. Refer to the Code of Conduct in your National Convention Handbook for a detailed list.

Shorts will be allowed at all general sessions as long as they meet the following criteria: they must be in good taste and of a reasonable length and fit. As a standard, the students should wear shorts that are at least as long as their fingertips when the students are standing up straight and their arms are at the sides of their body. No tight shorts or tops, no midriffs showing or tops with straps less than two inches wide will be allowed. Clothing must not have any writing or symbols that advertise any of the following: alcohol, drugs, tobacco, sex, or profanity/obscenity. Additionally, there should be no references that would offend any group. No bathing suits will be allowed. Hats are not allowed in general sessions. Sponsors and chaperones are responsible for all attendees following the dress code.

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