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DCON RECAPDCON RECAPDCON RECAP “Magic of Service”
Letter From the Letter From the Letter From the
GovernorGovernorGovernor
Check out What Check out What
Governor Morgan has to sayGovernor Morgan has to say
& & & MUCH MORE MUCH MORE MUCH MORE
INSIDE!INSIDE!INSIDE!
SUMMER
EDITION THETHE
KEYSTONIANKEYSTONIAN An Official Publication of Pennsylvania Key ClubAn Official Publication of Pennsylvania Key Club
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“The best way to find yourself is to
lose yourself in the service of others.”
- Gandhi
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“The best way to find yourself is to
lose yourself in the service of others.”
- Gandhi
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KEYSTONIANKEYSTONIANKEYSTONIAN CONTENTS
DCON Recap The Pennsylvania District Convention was
a blast this year! See what all happened
during the majestic event! K-Family Learn more about the K-family and other
branches of service! Summer Service Ideas School’s over, service isn’t! See what type
of things you can do for your community
this season!
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10 14 16 17
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KEYSTONIANKEYSTONIANKEYSTONIAN CONTENTS
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SUMMER
EDITION
Awards/Scholarships Page See what opportunities and reward Key
Club can provide you! Distinguished Deadlines Responsibilities and requirements of each
position in your club Letter from the Governor Newly elected District Governor Morgan
Coolbaugh’s message for the district.
Pennsylvania Chants Learn some of the chants for the
Pennsylvania district!
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DDCON RECAPCON RECAP DAY 1
H undreds of people attended this years Pennsylva-
nia District Convention at the Penn Stater Hotel in
State College. Key Clubbers from all over the district met
and enjoyed a majestic weekend beginning on Friday.
March 11th to Sunday, March 13.
The first day began with opening session where
our 2015-2016 Immediate Past Governor, Lindsey Mac-
gregor, called to order and addressed us to start off our
fairy tale themed convention. After that, our PA Kiwanis
District Governor, Jen Vare, welcomed us with a heart
warming introduction to the reason why she joined the
Kiwanis family and continues to serve her community.
We also had a very special guest to address our key-
note speech later in the session. Coming all the way
from Springfield, Missouri, Kyle Scheele, an inspiring
speaker and writer took the stage to warm us up about
the magic of service. After the session, all Key Clubbers
were invited to a night of fun at our Meet and Serve, in
which participants were split among the many different
prince and princesses (pictured below!) to compete in
fairy tale themed mini-games!
Get lost in the magic of service DAY 2
T he second day began with zone caucuses
where Key Clubbers went to listen to candidates
running for the district’s executive board . The candi-
dates gave a speech and answer any questions re-
garding their position. After caucusing , Key Club-
bers broke up into groups based on their choice of
workshops. These workshops sought to improve
each individual’ Key Clubber’s leadership and role
in their home club. After four rounds of work shops,
certain members attended the House of Delegates
to vote for the candidates of the executive board.
After the House of Delegates, Key Clubbers had a
fancy dinner and prepared for the Recognition ses-
sion. Many awards were given out and great ser-
vices were recognized. Key Clubbers would then
end the night with a jam at the dance!
DAY 3
O n the final day of convention, many goodbyes
were said at the Farewell session. The 2015-2016
District board was now retired and the 2016-2017 District
board was inducted. The closing brought everyone to-
gether with a sentimental but inspiring end of the year
slideshow. To conclude the convention, Lindsey Mac-
Gregor closed the session with great motivation and
enthusiasm for the next year of Key Club!
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DAY 2
T he second day began with zone caucuses
where Key Clubbers went to listen to candidates
running for the district’s executive board . The candi-
dates gave a speech and answer any questions re-
garding their position. After caucusing , Key Club-
bers broke up into groups based on their choice of
workshops. These workshops sought to improve
each individual’ Key Clubber’s leadership and role
in their home club. After four rounds of work shops,
certain members attended the House of Delegates
to vote for the candidates of the executive board.
After the House of Delegates, Key Clubbers had a
fancy dinner and prepared for the Recognition ses-
sion. Many awards were given out and great ser-
vices were recognized. Key Clubbers would then
end the night with a jam at the dance!
DAY 3
O n the final day of convention, many goodbyes
were said at the Farewell session. The 2015-2016
District board was now retired and the 2016-2017 District
board was inducted. The closing brought everyone to-
gether with a sentimental but inspiring end of the year
slideshow. To conclude the convention, Lindsey Mac-
Gregor closed the session with great motivation and
enthusiasm for the next year of Key Club!
YOUR
2016-2017
DISTRICT
BOARD
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KK–– FAMILYFAMILY
K EY CLUB IS AMAZING, BUT DID
YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE
FIVE OTHER BRANCHES OF KIWA-
NIS? WE SHOULD ALL BE FAMILIAR
WITH KEY CLUB, THE OLDEST AND
LARGEST HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE
PROGRAM IN THE WORLD. KEY CLUB
PROVIDES OVER 12 MILLION HOURS
OF SERVICE EACH YEAR! KEY CLUB
WOULD BE NOTHING WITHOUT OUR
SPONSORING KIWANIS CLUBS. KI-
WANIS IS THE KEY TO OUR CLUB.
WITHOUT OUR SPONSORING CLUBS
WE WOULDN’T BE ABLE HELP THE MIL-
LIONS OF PEOPLE WE DO. TOGETHER
WE CHANGE THE WORLD ONE CHILD
AND ONE COMMUNITY AT A TIME.
JOINING US ON OUR MISSION TO
CHANGE THE WORLD ARE:
CIRCLE K - FOR COLLEGE STU-
DENTS,
BUILDERS CLUB - FOR MIDDLE
SCHOOL AND JUNIOR HIGH STU-
DENTS,
KIWANIS KIDS - FOR ELEMENTARY
STUDENTS, AND LAST BUT NOT
LEAST,
AKTION CLUB - FOR ADULTS WITH
DISABILITIES.
WITH ALL OF THESE DIFFERENT PARTS
OF KIWANIS WITH THE SAME GOAL,
IT’S IMPORTANT THAT WE ALL WORK
TOGETHER. BY JOINING FORCES WE
BUILD OUR NUMBERS AND OUR SER-
VICE! THROUGH THESE OPPORTUNI-
TIES, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS
AROUND THE WORLD BECOME
COMPETENT, CAPABLE, AND COM-
PASSIONATE LEADERS.
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SERVICESERVICE IDEASIDEAS
SU
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SU
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ER
S UMMER IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TIMES OF
THE YEAR, SO WHY NOT SPEND IT OUTDOORS HELP-
ING OTHERS? YOU AND YOUR CLUB CAN PLAN A FIELD
DAY AT THE LOCAL PARK FOR KIDS OR EVEN TEENS! RELAY
FOR LIFE IS ALSO AN AMAZING PROGRAM TO WORK WITH
TO HELP OUT. SERVICE PROJECT CAN POP INTO YOUR
MIND AT ANY MOMENT AND DON’T BE AFRAID TO GET
CREATIVE! PROJECTS SUCH AS:
BARBECUE DINNERS
BAKE-OFF
COLLECTING ALUMINUM CANS
HELP SCHOOLS WITH SUMMER READ-
ING PROGRAMS
OLD BOOK AND CD SALE
PARKING CARS (VALET PARKING)
SPORTS TOURNAMENTS
BAKE SALE
FACE PAINTING
FLEA MARKET/YARD SALE
W HEN YOU AND YOUR CLUB ARE
PLANNING SUMMER SERVICE PRO-
JECTS KEEP IN MIND OUR YOUTH SERVING
YOUTH PROJECT, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDU-
CATION. ANY FUNDS COLLECT CAN BE DO-
NATED TO THE PENNSYLVANIA KIWANIS
FOUNDATION TO MAKE THEIR EDUCATION-
AL BOOKLETS, EVERYDAY I LEARN THROUGH
PLAY. THESE BOOKLETS ARE GIVEN OUT FREE
OF CHARGE TO NEW PARENTS TO HELP
THEIR CHILD LEARN FROM BIRTH TO AGE
TWO.
OF COURSE A LEMONADE STAND AND A
CAR WASH ARE GREAT BUT THOSE HAVE
BEEN DONE BEFORE. THINK OUTSIDE THE
BOX! WE WANT TO CHALLENGE YOU TO
HAVE THE MOST AWESOME SUMMER SER-
VICE PROJECT OUT THERE! AND LET US
KNOW HOW IT ALL WENT BY CONTACTING
YOUR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND EVEN
FILLING OUT YOUR MONTH REPORT ONCE
SCHOOL STARTS!
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THERE ARE MANY OPPORTUNITIES
TO BE RECOGNIZED AND
AWARDED FOR YOUR
SERVICE IN KEY
CLUB! HERE
ARE SOME!
RECOGNITIONS BUILDERS CLUB CO-SPONSOR BANNER PATCH
THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT OF KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL EN-
COURAGES A KEY CLUB AND KIWANIS CLUB TO INITIATE AND CO-
SPONSOR A BUILDERS CLUB IN THE MIDDLE OR JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL. A BANNER PATCH IS AWARDED TO THE SPONSORING KEY
CLUB FOR PERFORMING JOINT SERVICE PROJECTS.
DEADLINE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2017
DOME PATCH
THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEMBERSHIP EXPANSION (DOME) PATCH
IS DESIGNED TO RECOGNIZE THOSE CLUBS WHO HAVE SHOWN A
SIGNIFICANT MEMBERSHIP INCREASE AT THE TIME OF THE FIRST
DUES PAYMENT. THOSE CLUBS SHOWING A TEN MEMBER IN-
CREASE OVER THE PREVIOUS YEAR WILL RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE
AND THOSE WITH A TWENTY MEMBER INCREASE WILL RECEIVE A
BANNER PATCH.
DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1ST OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
EARLY DUES PATCH
THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT ENCOURAGES THE EARLY
PAYMENT OF DISTRICT AND INTERNATIONAL DUES. A
KEY CLUB IS AWARDED AN EARLY BIRD DUES PATCH
WHEN THE DUES ARE PAID BY THE
DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 1ST OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
JOHN G. MILLER LONGEVITY
CERTIFICATE
THE JOHN G. MILLER LONGEVITY CERTIFICATE WAS ES-
TABLISHED TO RECOGNIZE THE FACULTY AND KIWANIS
ADVISORS WHO HAVE SHOWN DEDICATION AND COM-
MITMENT TO KEY CLUB BY SERVING AS AN ADVISOR
FOR 15 YEARS OR MORE. THIS AWARD WAS NAMED AF-
TER JOHN G. MILLER WHO WAS A PAST DISTRICT AD-
MINISTRATOR AND PAST ADVISOR TO THE MOON
TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB.
DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 27, 2017
UNICEF BANNER PATCH
UNICEF, THE ONLY ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED
NATIONS DEDICATED EXCLUSIVELY TO CHILDREN,
WORKS WITH OTHER UNITED NATIONS BODIES, GOV-
ERNMENTS, AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZA-
TIONS TO ASSIST IN CHILDREN’S NEEDS THROUGH COM-
MUNITY-BASED SERVICES IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE,
BASIC EDUCATION, AND SAFE WATER AND SANITATION
IN MORE THAN 140 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. THIS
BANNER PATCH RECOGNIZES CLUBS WHO HAVE DO-
NATED OVER $250.00 THIS YEAR TO UNICEF.
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Scholarships
EARLY DUES PATCH
THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT ENCOURAGES THE EARLY
PAYMENT OF DISTRICT AND INTERNATIONAL DUES. A
KEY CLUB IS AWARDED AN EARLY BIRD DUES PATCH
WHEN THE DUES ARE PAID BY THE
DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 1ST OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
JOHN G. MILLER LONGEVITY
CERTIFICATE
THE JOHN G. MILLER LONGEVITY CERTIFICATE WAS ES-
TABLISHED TO RECOGNIZE THE FACULTY AND KIWANIS
ADVISORS WHO HAVE SHOWN DEDICATION AND COM-
MITMENT TO KEY CLUB BY SERVING AS AN ADVISOR
FOR 15 YEARS OR MORE. THIS AWARD WAS NAMED AF-
TER JOHN G. MILLER WHO WAS A PAST DISTRICT AD-
MINISTRATOR AND PAST ADVISOR TO THE MOON
TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB.
DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 27, 2017
UNICEF BANNER PATCH
UNICEF, THE ONLY ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED
NATIONS DEDICATED EXCLUSIVELY TO CHILDREN,
WORKS WITH OTHER UNITED NATIONS BODIES, GOV-
ERNMENTS, AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZA-
TIONS TO ASSIST IN CHILDREN’S NEEDS THROUGH COM-
MUNITY-BASED SERVICES IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE,
BASIC EDUCATION, AND SAFE WATER AND SANITATION
IN MORE THAN 140 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. THIS
BANNER PATCH RECOGNIZES CLUBS WHO HAVE DO-
NATED OVER $250.00 THIS YEAR TO UNICEF.
WILLIAM “BILL” S. BRANDAMORE
KIWANIS FAMILY PATCH
EVERY KEY CLUB IS ENCOURAGED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT
OF KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL TO WORK CLOSELY WITH THE FELLOW
BRANCHES OF THE KIWANIS FAMILY. THIS AWARD IS GIVEN TO
THOSE KEY CLUBS THAT HAVE DONE AN EXCELLENT JOB OF JOIN-
ING FORCES WITH OTHER KIWANIS FAMILY CLUBS THROUGH MEET-
INGS, PROJECTS, AND ACTIVITIES.
DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 27, 2017
PA KEY CLUB KC CASH
THROUGH VARIOUS FUNDRAISERS BY THE PENNSYLVANIA DIS-
TRICT, A SMALL NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR
CLUBS TO APPLY TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL PENNSYLVANIA DIS-
TRICTT CONVENTION. MEMBERS MUST COMPLETE THE OFFICIAL
FORM TO BE ELIGIBLE. THE DISTRICT BOARD WILL REVIEW ALL
FORMS AND DETERMINE THE RECIPIENTS OF THE SCHOLARSHIP(S)
AS WELL AS THE AMOUNT(S) AWARDED.
DEADLINE: JANUARY 31ST, 2017
CLICK HERE FOR
CONTESTS INFO
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CONT.
AWARDSAWARDS PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT KEY OF
HONOR THE KEY OF HONOR IS THE HIGHEST AWARD THAT CAN
BE BESTOWED UPON AN ADULT SUCH AS A KIWANIAN,
A KEY CLUB FACULTY ADVISOR, PARENT OR COMMU-
NITY MEMBER BY THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT OF KEY
CLUB INTERNATIONAL. THE AWARD IS GIVEN TO THE
PERSON WHO HAS MADE A POSITIVE IMPACT UPON
YOUTH AND THE KEY CLUB PROGRAM IN PENNSYLVA-
NIA. THE RECIPIENT, NOMINATED BY HIS/HER LOCAL
KEY CLUB, MUST HAVE GONE BEYOND THE SCOPE OF
WHAT IS NORMALLY EXPECTED. THE PA DISTRICT BOARD
OF KEY CLUB DECIDES THE RECIPIENT OF THIS AWARD.
PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT ROBERT
“BOB” E. BAGANS UNSUNG HERO
AWARD BOB BAGANS, THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT ADMINISTRA-
TOR, CONTRIBUTES MUCH TO THE DISTRICT. THIS AWARD
RECOGNIZES THOSE KEY CLUBBERS WHO JUST LIKE BOB,
WORK HARD YET RECEIVE LITTLE THANKS. THE BOB BAGANS
UNSUNG HERO AWARD IS GIVEN TO THOSE KEY CLUBBERS
WHO CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR CLUB’S EFFORTS WITHOUT BE-
ING AN OFFICER IN THAT CLUB. AN AWARD IS PRESENTED
TO ONE MEMBER FROM EACH DIVISION, AS SELECTED BY
THE DIVISION LT. GOVERNOR FROM THE FORMS SUBMITTED
BY THE INDIVIDUAL KEY CLUB PRESIDENTS AND ADVISORS.
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PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT SANDY
NININGER AWARD A KEY CLUB MAY NOMINATE ONE OUTSTANDING KEY CLUB
MEMBER, EXCEPT THOSE MEMBERS WHO ARE ON THE DISTRICT
BOARD OR INTERNATIONAL BOARD, WHO DEMONSTRATES
THE DETERMINATION OF SANDY NININGER; A FORMER KEY
CLUB MEMBER AWARDED THE FIRST MEDAL OF HONOR IN
WORLD WAR II. THE PA DISTRICT BOARD OF KEY CLUB DECIDES
THE RECIPIENT OF THIS AWARD. A KEY CLUBBER MAY NOT
WRITE THE NOMINATION FOR HIM/HERSELF.
PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT ROBERT
“BOB” E. BAGANS UNSUNG HERO
AWARD BOB BAGANS, THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT ADMINISTRA-
TOR, CONTRIBUTES MUCH TO THE DISTRICT. THIS AWARD
RECOGNIZES THOSE KEY CLUBBERS WHO JUST LIKE BOB,
WORK HARD YET RECEIVE LITTLE THANKS. THE BOB BAGANS
UNSUNG HERO AWARD IS GIVEN TO THOSE KEY CLUBBERS
WHO CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR CLUB’S EFFORTS WITHOUT BE-
ING AN OFFICER IN THAT CLUB. AN AWARD IS PRESENTED
TO ONE MEMBER FROM EACH DIVISION, AS SELECTED BY
THE DIVISION LT. GOVERNOR FROM THE FORMS SUBMITTED
BY THE INDIVIDUAL KEY CLUB PRESIDENTS AND ADVISORS.
PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT SERVICE
HOURS AWARDS THE DISTRICT SERVICE HOURS AWARDS ARE DESIGNED TO
RECOGNIZE CLUBS AS WELL AS AN INDIVIDUAL CLUB MEMBER
WHO VOLUNTEERED THE MOST KEY CLUB SERVICE HOURS
DURING THE CURRENT KEY CLUB YEAR. AWARDS ARE PRESENT-
ED IN THREE DIFFERENT CATEGORIES; HIGH INDIVIDUAL, HIGH
CLUB TOTAL, HIGH CLUB AVERAGE PER MEMBER.
PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT YOUTH-
SERVING-YOUTH (YSY) AWARDS YSY AWARDS ARE DESIGNED TO RECOGNIZE THOSE CLUBS
WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE YOUTH SERVING YOUTH PRO-
JECT OF THE YEAR. FOUR DIFFERENT AWARDS ARE GIVEN BY THE
PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT: HIGH CLUB TOTAL RAISED, HIGHEST
CLUB AVERAGE RAISED PER MEMBER, HIGHEST CLUB SERVICE
HOURS, AND HIGHEST CLUB AVERAGE SERVICE HOURS PER
MEMBER. BANNER PATCHES ARE PRESENTED TO ALL CLUBS
WHO PARTICIPATE.
CHECK OUT THE DISTRICT WEBSITE FOR THE APPLICATIONS AND
MORE INFORMATION
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TO INDIVIDUAL CLUB OFFICERS FOR THEIR PERFORMANCE
THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT DISTINGUISHED CLUB OFFICER PROGRAM PROVIDES RECOGNITION
D ISTINGUISHEDISTINGUISHED
EADLINESEADLINES
P R E S I D E N T COMPLETE DESIGNATED SECTION IN
MONTHLY REPORT AND ENSURE CLUB
SECRETARY SUBMITS SIX MONTHLY RE-
PORTS VIA ONLINE FORM TO THE DIS-
TRICT SECRETARY/TREASURER AND RE-
SPECTIVE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY
THE 5TH OF EVERY MONTH.
HAVE KEY CLUB CONDUCT ONE
EVENT FOR THE DISTRICT YOUTH
SERVING YOUTH PROJECT AND SUB-
MIT THE "CLUB PRESIDENT YSY PRO-
JECT COMPLETION FORM" BY FEB-
RUARY 22TH, 2016. (FORM LOCATED
ON PA KEY CLUB WEBSITE)
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THE PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT DISTINGUISHED CLUB OFFICER PROGRAM PROVIDES RECOGNITION
V I C E - P R E S I D E N T COMPLETE DESIGNATED SECTION IN
MONTHLY REPORT AND ENSURE
CLUB SECRETARY SUBMITS SIX
MONTHLY REPORTS VIA ONLINE
FORM TO THE DISTRICT SECRETAR-
Y/TREASURER AND RESPECTIVE LIEU-
TENANT GOVERNOR BY THE 5TH OF
EVERY MONTH.
S E C R E T A R Y SUBMIT A CLUB OFFICER ELECTION
REPORT FORM ON OR BEFORE SEP-
TEMBER 30TH.
SUBMIT MONTHLY REPORT BY THE
5TH OF EVERY MONTH.
T R E A S U R E R DISTRICT AND INTERNATIONAL DUES
MUST BE SUBMITTED BEFORE NO-
VEMBER 1ST – EARLY BIRD DUES
DEADLINE OR DECEMBER 1ST - REG-
ULAR DUES DEADLINE.
COMPLETE DESIGNATED SECTION IN
MONTHLY REPORT AND ENSURE
CLUB SECRETARY SUBMITS SIX
MONTHLY REPORTS VIA ONLINE
FORM TO THE DISTRICT SECRETAR-
Y/TREASURER AND RESPECTIVE LIEU-
TENANT GOVERNOR BY THE 5TH OF
EVERY MONTH.
BULLETIN EDITOR
W E B M A S T E R COMPLETE DESIGNATED SECTION IN
MONTHLY REPORT AND ENSURE
CLUB SECRETARY SUBMITS SIX
MONTHLY VIA ONLINE FORM TO THE
DISTRICT SECRETARY/TREASURER
AND RESPECTIVE LIEUTENANT GOV-
ERNOR BY THE 5TH OF EVERY
MONTH.
ENSURE THAT ALL OTHER CLUB OF-
FICERS ARE DISTINGUISHED. DIS-
TRICT AND INTERNATIONAL
DUES MUST BE SUMITTED BE-
FORE NOVEMBER 1ST – EARLY
BIRD DUES DEADLINE OR DE-
CEMBER 1ST - REGULAR DUES
DEADLINE.
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Greetings Pennsylvania Key Clubbers,
I am Morgan Coolbaugh, your new Governor for the 2016 – 2017
Key Club year! I am very excited to be working with all of you. For
those of you who could not attend convention or did not meet me,
here are some things about me. I am a 17- year- old junior at Wyoming
Area, where I have been active in Builder’s Club and Key Club. I have
served as lieutenant governor in division 15 North and in division 15
South. Like many teenagers I am also involved in extracurricular activi-
ty such as Field Hockey, FBLA, Track & Field, and church sodality. With
this said I am a hard worker, dependable, trustworthy, organized, and
responsible. My goals as Governor are to improve the communication
between all levels of the K-Family. We need to start with our youth be-
cause they are our future. Once we graduate out of Key Club we have
the amazing opportunity to join a Circle K in college, like Key Club has
helped you through high school, Circle –K will help you through col-
lege. Of course we would not be here if it was not for our parent organ-
ization – Kiwanis. Kiwanians are always there to support us and we
have to be there for them. My final goal is to increase club involve-
ment in the District Operations. Most key club members do not know
how this district runs. I plan on keeping members informed of district
operations. Of course I will fulfil my duties of Governor, as well as what I
have mentioned above.
Yours in Service and Friendship,
Morgan Coolbaugh
Pennsylvania District of Key Club International Governor
