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11/3 Lee Thurburn, NetOffer, Inc - “What, How & Why of Social Media”
11/10 Malcolm Kass - PhD student at the University of Texas at Dallas
11/17 Officer Christopher Bianez, Crime Prevention Unit, Plano Police Dept
11/24 Thanksgiving - No meeting
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Volume 9, Issue 16, November 3, 2011 The Plano Rotary Club www.PlanoRotary.com
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SAVING AMERICA ONE CHILD AT A TIME
11/3 …… Lissa Smith11/5 ……… Olin Jaye11/12 … Martin Jackson 11/22 James Youngblood 11/23 …… G.A. Davidson11/24 …… Gary Mueller11/29 ……Patti Schwartz
P r i n c e J o h n ,
Past Perfect President , pounded the bell a tad late at 12:20 PM and called on Ean Sullivan, District Governor Elect for the prayer and Jim Cooper for the pledge of allegiance. He graciously thanked Brad Keith, former District Governor, for greeting Rotary Club members. Summoning Capt. Kirk to sub as Sergeant at Arms, Prince John and Rotary Club members were elated to learn that the market was up 300 points, at which LB, the Radiant, announced he had thought of calling Capt. Kirk with the good news this morning but decided he might wake him. Visiting Rotary guests included Sam Sherstad from Summit County, Colorado, who was presented a Plano Rotary
banner, and Tony Watson from Dallas Parks Rotary Club. Also i n t r o d u c e d was Hunter
McIntosh from Scotland, guest of Earnest Burke, not a Rotarian but a good friend of a Rotarian who had recommended he visit. At this point, shouts of “No Irish jokes” came
from the back of the room but Flash Flannery, far from being discouraged, continued, saying, “Once upon a time there were three imbibers in a bar,
an Englishman, an Irishman, and a Scot. All had been served a glass of their favorite beverage, (undoubtedly whiskey), when three flies landed, one in each glass. The Englishman, taking it calmly, blew the fly out; The Irishman scooped the fly out and continued to drink; but the Scot yelled, “Spit it out! Spit it out!” Hidden by the laughter was a sigh of relief. Other guests were Rusty Gentry, guest of Rutledge Haggard, and Nicole Dyson and Reid McDuff, guests of Sarah Watkins; two outstanding students both of whom are Seniors at PESH and both of whom are actively involved in the Performance Arts Program. They announced that the new Performing Arts Center is being
named for Plano Rotary member Dr. Doyle Dean, who will be honored on
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SAVING AMERICA ONE CHILD AT A TIME continued…
November 3, 2011 at a reception at 6:30 PM at Plano East Senior High. Before asking for announcements, Prince John was heard to sigh and wonder if anything would ever be
named for him? He thanked Jessica Jackson for her Birthday check and called on Mark Johnson, who announced that the free Dental Clinic will be held again for the second year on March 30, 2012. In 2010, three
hundred people were served at the free clinic. Mark guaranteed that we would be hearing a lot more from him about the clinic in the near future. City Manager Bruce Glasscock reminded Rotary Club members that Early voting had begun and that there were three very important proposals on the ballot to which a member asked how we should vote. The very prompt answer was to vote properly. Another attempt made to determine which way to vote failed also.
Scary Bob Epstein, who spurns using the microphone and, indeed, never needs one, announced that Movie Night would be November 17th, noting, however, that the movie to be shown was not one of his favorites. Asking if there
were any other announcements, commercials, etc., Prince John invited Earnest Burke to introduce the program. Approaching the podium, Earnest Burke pointed out that the wheel in the center of the Rotary banner has rungs and that the third rung on the wheel is for Community Service. Using this as a lead in,
he proceeded to introduce the speaker, relying on his 4th grade “mentee”, Amare Mason-Moore, at his side to give the name of the guest speaker, Memorial Elementary
Principal Sarika Pride. Much to Earnest’s surprise and chagrin, his “mentee” came up with another name whether from nervousness or perhaps from a lack of mentoring? It would be hard to say who was the most discomfited. Earnest quickly recovered his aplomb, saying “Our speaker today has a passion for learning new things and helping others achieve success.” Her experience includes 16 years in Education,
9th year in Administration as Principal at a Title I Elementary School in North Carolina. Before becoming the Principal at Memorial Elementary, she was an AP at Huffman Elementary, Plano Independent School District. While in North Carolina , after receiving certification training, she was selected to train other colleagues on evaluation and learning techniques that allow increased knowledge and control of the learning process. She received the Crystal Ruler award while in North Carolina for her work in developing Professional Learning Communities and was honored with the “Woman on the Move Award” for making positive changes in the teaching profession.” Principa Pride xpressed her sincere thanks to Plano Rotary Club members for their assistance in mentoring children at Memorial Elementary. She thanked Susan Shuler for mentoring Marlen
Mayorga, who has five siblings and benefits from the attention she gets from Susan, who initially had difficulty understanding the child’s name and thought it was Marlene. As an example of the students at
Memorial Elementary, she called upon 5th grader, Mikaila Barberiz, to read an essay she had written. Mikaila began by reading, “Have you ever lived before? Memorial Elementary is such an amazing school; it makes people feel as if they belong.”….. such an important concept for children.
Principal Pride shared a video on Partnerships , the best thing is opportunity to connect, an amazing honor… the partnership between Plano Rotary and the Memorial Elementary School. In the video various students participated,
pretending to be a doctor, a chef, a skate border, a ballerina. All were asked what they appreciated about the partnership with Rotary. One said the donation of money for equipment. Another said someone to talk to about life, and another mentioned time and money for art. Asked about words that they thought of in describing the partnership between Rotary and Memorial, they mentioned “Friendship, Generous, Family, Awesome, Fantastico, Reliable. The video included pictures of mentors and mentees
SAVING AMERICA ONE CHILD AT A TIME continued…
plano rotary club board of directors
2010-2011president John Ernst president elect Lynn Schwartzvice presidentKarla Oliversecretary Kirk BelltreasurerEarnest Burkepast presidentJohn Ernstsergeant at armsSkip Jenkinsmembership chairBen Cristemembership vice chairCasey Stewartservice chairAlan Feigenbaumservice vice chair Bob Piknapublic relations chairNathan Barbera public relations vice chairThad Stammenclub admin. chairOctavio Ortizclub admin vice chairChuck MorganFoundation chairEan SullivanFoundation vice chair Rick Maucieribusiness secretary Lynette Pieperat Large Kyle Walters Nancy Humphrey Camille Ussery Hugo Esparza Bob Epsteinbulletin editor Chris Parrbulletin photographer Randy Wrightbulletin designer Kim Oliva Alphagraphicsprinting by alphagraphics park & coitThe Plano Rotary Club PO Box 864316 Plano, Texas 75086 972.596.2585
Member NEWS
The 4 Way Test:Of the things we think, say, and do:
1. Isitthetruth?2. Isitfairtoallconcerned?3. Willitbuildgoodwill&better friendships?4. Willitbebeneficialtoallconcerned?
Know someone who would make a great Rotarian?
Invite them to be your guest at Rotary!
AWARDS: Harold Sullivan Award Randy Wright
Athena Award Rebeccca Caso
Fred Moses Award Richard Butterfly Business Executive of the Year
Gary Base
Kersey Can Holder: Vance Bryson
Citizen of the Year: Beth and Duncan Webb
Rotary Make Up Website: www.rotaryeclubone.org
New Member Proposals:
Guests & Visiting Rotarians
GUEST: GUEST OF:Hunter MacKintosh Earnest BurkeRusty Gentry Rutledge HaggardNicole Dyson Sarah WatkinsReid McDuff Sarah Watkins
VISITING ROTARIAN HOME CLUBSam Sherstad Summit County, ColoradoTony Watson Dallas Parks
Rotary Football ChallengeWeek 5:
NFC Division Nathan Barbera 6-2Mark Johnson 5-3John Ernst 4-4Ean Sullivan 4-4Martin Jackson 0-8 AFC Division Mark Waterbury 5-3Gerald Brence 5-3Gary Basham 5-3Octavio Ortiz 3-5Kyle Walters 3-5
and their activities. Principal Pride said one of the many things provided through the partnership with Plano Rotary Club that the students greatly appreciated was a Year Book donated by Mr. Wilson of Alpha Graphics. “We could not do it without you!” Closing the program were two songs sung by 4th and 5th grade students under the direction of Ms. Rachel Keen, Music/Choir Teacher. The first song was “For Your Generous Blessing: Thanks to You”. The second was the Memorial Bobcat Song to which all Rotary members were invited to “roar” or to act as if they were whirling a lasso or to raise hands and yell “Yeah” at the proper time in the song. The enthusiasm was certainly shared. Prince John pronounced “We were as much entertainment for you!” and told the students a pair of shoes would be donated in their name. Closing with the recital of the Four Way Test, the meeting was adjourned at 1:00 PM.
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