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Iolian Contents Invitation to Circle K

International Convention

Meet the New Executive Board

Meet the New District Board

Message from International Trustee

DCON Memories

Eliminate Project

Club Officer Elections

Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation

DCON Awards

Message from the Editor

Are you a senior and want to continue serving in the K Family? Come Join Circle K in College!

Seniors, although it may sad to say good-bye

to Key Club, you can now continue to

participate the K Family by joining Circle K!

Circle K is Key Club but for college students

all around the world. Universities

participate and join together to serve the

community, build leadership, and

fellowship. There are more than 550

campuses that have clubs you can join!

If you are a senior and are interested in joining Circle K, please feel free to answer this four-question survey.

If you would like to find out more information about Circle K International click the link below:

http://www.circlek.org/home.aspx

If you are interested in going please fill out this Registration Form.

If you have any questions, please email your District Lieutenant Governor.

If you want more information please look at this ICON Promotional Newsletter!

The Biggest Key Club Event Ever! This summer come to Indianapolis to help Key Club along with the K Family celebrate 100 years of Kiwanis with over 1,600 over Key Clubbers! Grow as a club member to learn about leadership opportunities, new service projects, and even see the sites in Indianapolis.

International Convention 2015

June 24-28, 2015

2015-2016 Executive Board

Hello, Mighty I-I District Key Clubbers!

My name is Kristin John, and I am the newly elected Key Club Governor for the 2015-2016 Key Club Year. I am so honored to be able to work with all of you. I hope that you all grow as leaders and develop a love for service during this next year.

Please remember that your District Board is here for you, and your Division's Lieutenant Governor in specific will be able to help your clubs grow. Check out our District Website for more information and helpful links.

Also, if you would like to get to know me better, email me at [email protected] and we can set up a Video Call! I would be more than happy to get to know you and answer any questions you have about Key Club International.

And finally, I would like to invite you all to attend International Convention, from June 23rd-28th in Indianapolis, Indiana. At the convention, you will learn more about service and how to expand leadership in your clubs, while at the same time celebrating a year of service! This year's convention will be shared with Kiwanis, Circle K, and Aktion Club, as it is the 100th Anniversary of Kiwanis. Hope to see you there! Yours in Service and Friendship,

Kristin John District Governor

Duties of the Club President/Vice President:

• Establishing a climate of enthusiasm within your Key Club about service

• Making sure the voices of the members are heard

• Planning and directing Board Meetings and Club Meetings

• Interacting with the Club Advisor and keeping him/her in the loop

• Communicating with different organizations to create service projects

• Maintaining contact with the Lieutenant Governor and creating a friendship with him/her

• Attending Divisional Council Meetings

• Promoting District Events such as Fall Leadership Rally or District Convention

• Volunteering at Key Club Events

A Message from Your New District Governor

2015-2016 Executive Board A Message from Your New District Statistical Secretary

I-I District!

My name is Peter Ju, and I will be the District Statistical Secretary for the 2015-2016 year. I have served in Key Club for the past three years, and I’m psyched to spend my fourth year as your statistical secretary! I am currently a junior at Rockford Auburn High School, which is based in Division 12. During my term, I hope to increase the amount of Club Monthly Report Forms sent in to the district by 10%+. The more reports I receive from clubs, the more clubs I can help out and

improve. Being a statistical secretary gives me the chance to improve the effectiveness of our service and provide a better experience for your club. Outside of Key Club, I spend a lot of my time playing soccer, watching sports, and listening to music. I consider myself to be a laid-back person, so feel free to talk to me anytime. You can find me on Facebook, or email me at [email protected]. I’m very excited for the year ahead of us, so let’s make it a blast! Yours in service, Peter Ju District Statistical Secretary

Club Statistical Secretary Duties: 1. Keep track of individual service hours

for each member 2. Keep track of total service hours for

your entire club 3. Be aware of all the events your club

participates in 4. Submit all Club Monthly Report

Forms a. Due on the 10th of every

month 5. Communicate with fellow executive

officers and club members 6. Motivate members to volunteer! 7. Attend club executive board meetings 8. Ensure that your club completes and

sends in the Annual Achievement Report

9. Be involved and volunteer within your community!

2015-2016 Executive Board

A Message from Your New District Secretary

Hi I-I Key Club, My name is Jennifer Kuo! I am a junior at Sycamore and your 2015-2016 District Secretary. This year I want to reach out to all clubs and create an organized, constantly-updated master directory for easy access for contact information. Other than Key Club, I love to dance as well and I am on my school's dance team. Also, I am a huge bookworm so I'd love to talk to you about anything Key Club or about books to read! Feel free to contact me at [email protected]. Yours in service, Jennifer Kuo District Secretary

2015-2016 Executive Board A Message from Your New District Treasurer

Hi Illinois-Eastern Iowa District Key Clubbers! Welcome to the new 2015-2016 year! My name is Jennifer Zhuo and I will be serving on the District Board as your District treasurer this year. I am thrilled to have the chance to work with all of you this year! I’d like to share a few things about myself with all of you, so you can get to know me better. I love volunteering, dancing, and binge watching countless American and Asian TV shows. I joined Key Club my freshman year of high school and was elected Lieutenant Governor of Division 1 during my freshman year. Now to advertise: Start thinking about dues! December 1st does seem very far away, but if you forget about it, there is a chance of falling behind. Also, I highly encourage all clubs to send in your dues by the November 1st Early Bird Deadline. By doing this, you’ll earn the famous Early Bird Patch, which of course we all want. I’m really excited for this year! I’m really looking forward to working with all of you this year and making it the best it can be! Feel free to contact me at [email protected] or at (312)-929-6107. Yours in Service, Jennifer Zhuo District Treasurer

Message from the International Trustee

Hello Illinois-Eastern Iowa District! I want to encourage you to reach out to me if you need anything at all from the International level. During the beginning of my term, I completed calls with more than 30 different board members from the Bahamas, New York, and Illinois-Eastern Iowa districts. I’d like to implement a similar calling system again, so please email me if you’re interested in setting up a call. During these calls, we can talk about your ideas for Key Club, different aspects of the International Board, or ways in which you can better serve the community in your officer position. I think the most important responsibility I have as an International Trustee is to be available to the members that I represent, so please take me up on this offer. On the International level, we have a lot coming up. Eliminate Week is right around the corner, the Governors and Administrators Training Conference is this weekend, and International Convention 2015 will be here before you know it. Have a wonderful service-filled month! Yours in service, Shane Meyers International Trustee Key Club International

2015-2016 District Board

Meet the New Lieutenant Governors of the District

Stephanie Tsang, Division 1 Lieutenant Governor, Division 1 I am Stephanie Tsang, your lieutenant governor of Division 1 for this following Key Club year! I am currently a junior at Whitney M. Young Magnet High School. Besides from going out into my community to provide service, I love going outdoors with my bike to travel the city. As Division 1's Lieutenant Governor, I hope to strengthen the relationship between my division and the district as well as expose to more students around me the purpose and benefits of Key Club International throughout this year. [email protected]

Michelle Kampert, Lieutenant Governor, Division 3 Other than Key Club, I am involved in stage crew for my school's drama club. Outside of school I am involved with 4-H, horseback riding, archery, and I raise and show Lionhead and Holland Lop rabbits. My goal for the year would be to strengthen the clubs in my division, as well as build a new club. [email protected]

Tatum Grooms, Lieutenant Governor, Division 7 My name is Tatum Grooms and I'm the new Lieutenant Governor for Division 7 of the I-I District! Aside from community service and Key Club I like to get Starbucks with my friends and have Netflix sleepovers. I also work at Jewel as a bagger. This year I hope to help my struggling clubs maintain contact with the district and attend more events such as ICON and DCLC next year. [email protected]

Kayla Elstien, Lieutenant Governor, Division 8 Hello! My name is Kayla Elstien and I am beyond happy to be the new Division 8 Lieutenant Governor! I am a junior at Lake Park High School and this is actually my first year being in Key Club because this is the first year Key Club has ever existed at my school! I did not hesitate to go to my first meeting when it was first announced on the announcements at my school. I am devoted to helping others and making a positive difference in our society. I have and always will since I have a passion to help others. One hobby I enjoy would be riding my bike. Nature brings me a sense of peace and keeps me grounded and down to earth. I hope to strengthen Key Club and prompt it more at my school because it is brand new and I hope to start more volunteering events that clubs can do on their own but together as well! [email protected]


Bridget Ball, Lieutenant Governor, Division 10

Hi, my name is Bridget Ball and I am currently a sophomore at Batavia High School. I have always enjoyed volunteering and knew that Key Club would be perfect for me. Outside of Key Club and other volunteering, I play softball and work. One goal I have for this year is to be the best I can be and to turn everything on in time. [email protected]

Daniel Tonyan, Lieutenant Governor, Division 11

I am going to be spending my senior year as the Lieutenant Governor of Division 11, and am very excited to take on the roll. I am part of my school's cross country team, as well as the track team. I have come to greatly enjoy writing short stories. And I would love to be able to hold a Divisional event. [email protected]


Ami Patel, Lieutenant Governor, Division 12 My name is Ami Patel, I look forward to working with the many clubs in my division as well as the Kiwanis clubs. I love to do arts and crafts in my free time when I'm not having fun at key club events. [email protected] Katie Hammitt, Lieutenant Governor, Division 13

My name is Katie Hammitt, and I am currently a junior at Dixon High School. My favorite thing to do, besides Key Club, is to play tennis! I am the number one varsity singles player at my school. This year as lieutenant governor, I hope to increase member involvement in my division! [email protected]

Justin Wiggins, Tech Chair, Division 13 I am a sophomore at Dixon High School in Dixon IL. In my free time I play trombone. I would like to make communication through technology easier throughout the I-I District. [email protected]


Alice Tsui, Lieutenant Governor, Division 15

My name is Alice Tsui and I am currently a junior at Dubuque Senior High School in Iowa. A hobby of mine would be swimming, which I have done for ten years. Although swimming laps isn't the most exciting thing in the world, I have met many of my closest friends doing the sport. My top goals for the upcoming Key Club year would be to help my division grow and to befriend as many people as I can in the district! [email protected]

Caleb Bishop, Lieutenant Governor, Division 17

My hobbies include drawing and swimming. One of my goals for this year is to charter at least one Builder's Club in my division. [email protected]

Ana Flavia Michelini, Lieutenant Governor, Division 14 Hello my name is Ana Flavia Michelini and I am a sophomore at Sycamore High School. I enjoy swimming, playing the violin or the piano, reading, watching Netflix, and listening to good music. One of my goals this year is for my division to become more integrated, which means that we will work together on service projects, and also club officer's can visit other clubs. [email protected]


Myiah Davis, Lieutenant Governor, Division 18/19

Hello! I am Myiah Davis. Currently I am a junior at Galesburg High School in Galesburg, Illinois. I have been in Key Club for three years, and last year I served as my club president. One of my favorite service projects is volunteering at the Knox Prairie Community Kitchen in my hometown because it allows me to serve others and get to know others in my community. When I am not doing homework or volunteering, I spend my time reading, doing DIY projects, and spending time with my friends and family. I have many goals for the upcoming year, which include an increase in the division percentages and to start a new club. I also hope to make the clubs in my division the best that they could possibly be by effectively communicating and working with them. I am very excited for the upcoming year, and cannot wait to work with everyone! [email protected]

Charles Schneider, Lieutenant Governor, Division 20 West

I have loved helping others ever since I was a little kid. While growing up, I remember doing everything I could to help. I live in Peoria Heights, Illinois. I am currently a freshman in high school. My biggest hobby is probably golfing. When I am not volunteering or doing homework for school, I can usually be found on one of three golf courses! My biggest goal for this year is trying to get all my clubs somewhat connected with one another. I am in the process of planning a division-wide function. I hope to bring the schools together to serve! [email protected]


Luke Lockart, Lieutenant Governor, Division 20 East Hey Key Clubbers! I am Luke Lockart, the Division 20 East Lieutenant Governor. I am so honored to be a part of such a wonderful group of leaders! You all should be proud! In my free time, I enjoy writing music and volunteering with anything in my school, my church, and around my community. My goal for this year is to gain members and reach out to all middle school students about how great of an organization Key Club is. If they are educated on Key Club before high school, they will be more willing to join and volunteer. So in your community, reach out to middle school students and spread the word! I hope everyone has a successful year ahead! [email protected] Lauren Dvorak, Lieutenant Governor, Division 21 My name is Lauren Dvorak and I am a junior at Plainfield North High School. I am very active in sports at my school: playing varsity tennis, helping with sports medicine, running hurdles on the track team, and being the sports section editor of yearbook. This year, my goal as Lieutenant Governor is to educate clubs about the Kiwanis family and strengthen relationships in the K-family. I want Key Club members in Division 21 to become acquainted with people outside of their home club in hopes of creating more inter-club service projects. [email protected]


Daniel Glecier, Lieutenant Governor, Division 23 I live in Tinley Park and I am a junior at Lincoln-Way North High School. I have three sisters and one brother. My two older sisters, Amber and Ashleigh Glecier were also Lieutenant Governors when they were in high school as well. My favorite hobby is hanging out with friends because I am a very talkative person and I like to see what is going on with everybody. My goal for the year is to retire with my division in good standing because it tells me that I did a good a job and leaving the incoming Lieutenant Governor in easy hands. [email protected] Caitlin Pouk, Lieutenant Governor, Division 24 Hello my name is Caitlin Pouk, and I am a junior at Woodland High School. This past March I was lucky enough to start my new position as Division 24’s new Lieutenant Governor. I'm so thankful for all the wonderful members within this division, you guys are awesome. I hear loads of good things from different people and I want to continue that. I want us to be really strong! My mission is to get LaSalle-Peru and Marquette so involved that they can't get enough of Key Club! Not only am I a key clubber, I'm a part of student council, FFA, yearbook, drama club, National Honor Society, volleyball, cheer, and softball. With everything that I do, I try to give my all! Division 24 I am proud to start my term. I just hope I can fill the big shoes Delila has left behind. I'm glad to have had her as a mentor and friend. I only wish her the best in the years to come. Thank you Delila and thank you Woodland for your incredible support. Thank you Streator for being a great club, and thank you to the advisors for making these clubs amazing! [email protected]


Ally Choi, Lieutenant Governor, Division 25/27 Hi, I'm Ally Choi, a rising senior for 2015-16. Aside from helping out my community, I love going skiing. One goal I have as a lieutenant governor is to improve communication with my division clubs and to charter a new club. [email protected]

Molly Nguyen, Lieutenant Governor, Division 26 My name is Molly Nguyen and I am currently a junior at Mattoon High School. I love to play tennis, travel, and volunteer when I can. My number one goal for the year would be to try and keep close contact with all of my clubs, and maybe help build a new one! [email protected]


Abby Mast, Lieutenant Governor, Division 31/34 I joined Belleville West Key Club as a freshman and that year I was elected Secretary for the 2014-2015 year. At Belleville West I am a member of the drama department, book club and another community service organization within the school. Outside of school, I really enjoy reading and writing. I cannot wait to better my division and Key Club International! [email protected] Ethan Cook, Lieutenant Governor, Division 36 I’m Ethan Cook, the Lieutenant Governor for Division 36. I’m a sophomore at Murphysboro High School in southern Illinois. I love Key Club and I love seeing kids my age have an actual desire to serve others. I love seeing my key clubbers give up selfishness for selflessness, and do it purely for the betterment of others. I’m beyond happy that I can use my position to help other teens who have these qualities. Apart from Key Club I play Football and track, and I’m the leader of my school’s FCA club. My favorite things would have to be bowties and cats (oh and food of course) and I can’t wait to have lots of fun and service happen this Key Club year. [email protected]


Club Officer Elections 2015

Key Clubs of I-I! If your club has already had club officer elections, please fill out the Club Officer Roster Online Form. Please make sure to hold your elections soon if you have not already. Contact your Lieutenant Governor if you need assistance with this.

If you are a club member and want to lead your school club, then run for a club officer position to gain leadership skills, friendship, and service! You can run for the offices of Club President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, or Bulletin Editor. If you would like to find out more information about the position duties, please click here.

Spastic Paralysis Research Foundation

Help Our District Raise Money for Spastic Paralysis!

Spastic Paralysis is a chronic pathological condition in which the muscles are affected by persistent spasms and exaggerated tendon reflexes because of damage to motor nerves of the central nervous system.

If you are interested in donating click here.

Baskets for Spastics Another way to get involved to help is by having a 3-on-3-basketball tournament in your club as a way to have fun while raising money.

2014-2015 CLUB DIVISION 100% Reporting 100% ON TIME Reporting

Amos Alonzo Stagg 3 x x Proviso West 5/6 x x

Bartlett 8 x Maine South 8 x Maine West 8 x

Downers Grove South 9 x Glenbard East 9 x

Glenbard South 9 x Glenbard West 9 x

Wheaton North 9 x Batavia 10 x

McHenry West 11 x x Harlem 12 x

Pecatonica 12 x Rockford Auburn 12 x

Rockford Christian 12 x Rockford Guilford 12 x

Dixon 13 x Morrison 13 x x

Sterling 13 x Sycamore 14 x x

Dubuque Senior 14 x x Galena 15 x

Hempstead 15 x x Camanche 16 x

Geneseo 17 x Kewanee 17 x

Wethersfield 17 x Canton 20E x x

Limestone 20E x Morton 20E x x

Peoria Heights 20W x Peoria Notre Dame 20W x

Aurora Central Catholic 21 x Metea Valley 21 x

Naperville North 21 x Plainfield North 21 x

Heyworth 22E x x Streator 24 x

Woodland 24 x Tuscola 25 / 27 x

Mattoon 26 x Robinson 26 x

Chatham-Glenwood 28/29 x x New Berlin 28/29 x x

DCON Awards List 2015

2014-2015 CLUB DIVISION 100% Reporting 100% ON TIME Reporting

Porta 28 / 29 x Riverton 28/29 x

Sacred Heart-Griffin 28/29 x Springfield Southeast 28/20 x

Waverly 28/29 x x Bellville West 31/34 x

Collinsville 31 / 34 x Governor French 31/34 x

Carbondale 36 x Murphysboro 36 x x

The ELIMINATE AWARDS:

Highest Overall Contributions in this Key Club year 1. Morrison $7020.00 2. Streamwood $1733.00 3. Carbondale $1680.00 Highest Average Donation per member in this ELIMINATE year 1. Morrison $86.66/member 2. Marie Scklowdaska Curie "Curie Metro" $39.02/member 3. Geneseo $33.33/member

2015 ILLINOIS-EASTERN IOWA DISTRICT CONVENTION AWARD WINNERS LIST

CUNAT INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP-$1000.00: NISSA ARMSTRONG, BELLEVILLE WEST LEXI VIGNOS, NEW BERLIN I-I DISTRICT KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP-$1,000.00 SHANNON HARBACK, STREATOR DEREK ROEMER, LIMESTONE HIMMEL/SMITH/McCONNELL DISTINGUISHED LT. GOVERNOR: POOJA PATEL, DIVISION 15 LEXI VIGNOS, DIVISION 28/29 ROBERT F. LUCAS OUTSTANDING LT. GOVERNOR AWARDS: MICHELLE KAMPERT, DIVISION 3 KRISTIN JOHN, DIVISION 5/6 PETER JU, DIVISION 12 KATIE HAMMITT, DIVISION 13 JENNIFER KUO, DIVISION 14 POOJA PATEL, DIVISION 15 DELILA FLORES, DIVISION 24 LEXI VIGNOS, DIVISION 28/29 JACOB STAUFFER, DIVISION 31/34 JOSH COWLEY, DIVISION 36 I-I DISTRICT SANDY NININGER AWARD: TYLER CONZETT, GALENA PAYTON/BLUNT/KAY OUTSTANDING FACULTY ADVISOR: MICHELLE BROWN, PECATONICA PAYTON/BLUNT/KAY OUTSTANDING KIWANIS ADVISOR: NONE PRESENTED DISTINGUISHED CLUBS-DIAMOND LEVEL: DIVISION 14-SYCAMORE DIVISION 28/29-WAVERLY DIVISION 36-MURPHYSBORO DISTINGUISHED CLUBS: DIVISION 10 BATAVIA DIVISION 12-PECATONICA DIVISION 17-KEWANEE DIVISION 18/19-BURLINGTON DIVISION 20 EAST-LIMESTONE DIVISION 24-WOODLAND DIVISION 31/34-BELLEVILLE WEST

JAMES R. HALL ACHEIVEMENT AWARDS (BASED ON ACHEIVEMENT REPORT SCORES): BRONZE (35 OR FEWER MEMBERS): 1ST PLACE: WAVERLY, DIVISION 28/29 2ND PLACE: BURLINGTON, DIVISION 18/19 3RD PLACE: LIMESTONE, DIVISION 20 EAST SILVER (36-60 MEMBERS): 1ST PLACE: BELLEVILLE WEST, DIVISION 31/34 2ND PLACE: PECATONICA, DIVISION 12 3RD PLACE: WOODLAND, DIVISION 24 GOLD (61-85 MEMBERS): 1ST PLACE: SYCAMORE, DIVISION 14 2ND PLACE: STREATOR, DIVISION 24 3RD PLACE: CARBONDALE, DIVISION 36 PLATINUM (86 MEMBERS AND UP): 1ST PLACE: MURPHYSBORO, DIVISION 36 2ND PLACE: BATAVIA, DIVISION 10 3RD PLACE: McHENRY WEST, DIVISION 11 SINGLE SERVICE AWARDS (BEST SINGLE PROJECT BY A CLUB): BRONZE (35 OR FEWER MEMBERS): 1ST PLACE: WAVERLY, DIVISION 28/29 2ND PLACE: LIMESTONE, DIVISION 20 EAST SILVER (36-60 MEMBERS): 1ST PLACE: SACRED HEART-GRIFFIN, DIVISION 28/29 2ND PLACE: BELLEVILLE WEST, DIVISION 31/34 3RD PLACE: MUSCATINE, DIVISION 16 GOLD (61-85 MEMBERS): 1ST PLACE: STREATOR, DIVISION 24 2ND PLACE: SYCAMORE, DIVISION 14 PLATINUM (86 MEMBERS AND UP): 1ST PLACE: MURPHYSBORO, DIVISION 36 2ND PLACE: BATAVIA, DIVISION 10 KCI MAJOR EMPHASIS AWARDS (OVERALL PROJECTS AFFECTING CHILDREN): 1ST PLACE: MURPHYSBORO, DIVISION 36 2ND PLACE: SACRED HEART-GRIFFIN, DIVISION 28/29 3RD PLACE: LIMESTONE, DIVISION 20 EAST SCRAPBOOK, NON-TRADITIONAL: 1ST PLACE: MURPHYSBORO, DIVISION 36 2ND PLACE: LIMESTONE, DIVISION 20 EAST 3RD PLACE: STREATOR, DIVISION 24

SCRAPBOOK, TRADITIONAL: 1ST PLACE: BATAVIA, DIVISION 10 2ND PLACE: STREATOR WOODLAND, DIVISION 24 3RD PLACE: McHENRY WEST, DIVISION 11 DISTRICT PROJECT-KIWANIS SPASTIC PARALYSIS FOUNDATION: HIGHEST TOTAL CONTRIBUTION: 1ST PLACE: BATAVIA-$7,034.24 2ND PLACE: MURPHYSBORO-$3,500.00 3RD PLACE-NORTHSIDE COLLEGE PREP-$1,500.00 4TH PLACE:DUBUQUE SENIOR-$1,327.00 GREATEST DONATION PER MEMBER: 1ST PLACE: NORTHSIDE COLLEGE PREP-$115.39 2ND PLACE: DUBUQUE SENIOR-$57.70 3RD PLACE: BATAVIA-$54.96 4TH PLACE: HEMPSTEAD-$31.42 GREATEST PER MEMBER INCREASE: 1ST PLACE:NORTHSIDE COLLEGE PREP-$115.39 2ND PLACE:DUBUQUE SENIOR-$57.70 3RD PLACE:HEMPSTEAD-$31.42 TALENT: 1ST PLACE: AIRIANA McKINLEY, STREATOR 2ND PLACE: SIERRA GRANADOS, WOODLAND ORATORICAL: 1ST PLACE: LOGAN HAMILTON, KEWANEE 2ND PLACE: ERIN TEVONIAN, BATAVIA CLUB VIDEO: 1ST PLACE: MUSCATINE CLUB NON-DIGITAL POSTER: 1ST PLACE: STREATOR 2ND PLACE: WOODLAND 3RD PLACE: PECATONICA CLUB DIGITAL POSTER: NONE ENTERED T-SHIRT 1ST PLACE: KEWANEE 2ND PLACE: CANTON 3RD PLACE: MARIAN CENTRAL CATHOLIC

The Eliminate Project APRIL/MAY IOLIAN

The Eliminate Project As of April 19th, Key Club International has raised US$3,668,422.40 for The Eliminate Project. These fundraising numbers once again translated into something amazing this past week when Mauritania was declared MNT-free by the World Health Organization! This means that we have eliminated MNT from 36 countries. Let's keep on pushing until the end of the campaign!

Two Weeks until Eliminate Week! Key Clubs are once again challenged to participate in Eliminate Week—held the week leading up to Mother’s Day, May 4-8, 2015—and help protect the connection between mother and child. Remind clubs to check out resources available at www.theeliminateproject.org/eliminateweek. Celebrate moms and babies by fighting MNT. The time is now!

DCON Memories APRIL/MAY IOLIAN

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Message from the Editor

Hello Illinois-Eastern Iowa District! My name is Mary Wegescheide, and I had the great pleasure of making this newsletter for you all! I am you new District Editor, and hope to make 2015-2016 great! I am currently a sophomore and go to school at Marian Central Catholic. Besides being apart of Key Club, I am involved in soccer, student council, piano, and my school’s medical club. I am a music lover and I am obsessed with watching Netflix, as well as my favorite TV show Greys Anatomy. I enjoy spending time with my friends during my spare time and also performing service at my local hospital. As your District Editor, I am always open to questions that you have regarding district publications. If you would like to contact me, my email is [email protected]. This is a reminder that if you would like you club to be featured in the District’s newsletter the Iolian, you can send me your submissions directly to my email or your Lieutenant Governor. I hope to have a great year with all of you! Yours in service, Mary Wegescheide District Editor

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