Welcome Rotary Students
Students from Fox, Windsor and Seckman high schools are selected by their
schools, to represent their school at the Arnold Rotary Club meeting for three
weeks. Rotary Students of the Month are active young people in their school.
These young men and women are student leaders, they are future leaders of our
communities.
It is with great pride and joy that Arnold Rotary is able to host six students
every three weeks. The club hopes to help educate students in the affairs of
Rotary International and living the club motto, “Service Above Self”.
The Arnold Rotary Club January 2005 Rotary Students are:
From left to right: President Elect Diane Brown, Emily Thone (Seckman), Sarah
Dankel (Seckman), Andy Bryant (Fox), Jenn Schuchmann (Fox), Jennifer Armon
(Windsor), Megan Vivian (Windsor), Executive Director Ray Hodge
Emily Thone is a Senior at Seckman Senior High. Her parents are Jeff and Ann
Thone, she has one brother Jeff and a sister Libby. Emily attended Seckman
Junior High and Seckman Elementary. She is a member of the Renaissance Club,
Letterman’s Club, Vice President of the National Honor Society and is also
involved with SADD. Her favorite subjects at Seckman are math and psychology.
After graduation she plans on attending either Washington University or Truman.
Her hobbies include playing the piano and working at McDonalds.
Sarah Dankel is a Senioir at Seckman Senior High. Her parents are Don and Brenda
Dankel, she has two brothers David and Scott. Sarah attended Seckman Junior High
and Fox Elementary. She is a member of Letterman’s Club, National Honor Society,
Renaisssance and the German Club. Her favorite subjects are English and German.
After graduation she plans on attending Truman and majoring in Speech Pathology.
Her hobbies include teaching Sunday School and the Young At Heart Club.
Andy Bryant is a Senior at Fox High School. His parents are Mike and Shari
Bryant, he has one sister DeAnna and two brothers Rob and Blake. Andy attended
Fox Junior High and Fox Elementary. He is a member of STUCO, Lettermans,
National Honor Society, the Track team and Soccer team. His favorite subject is
science. Andy is still in the process of selecting the university where he will
be attending after graduation. His hobbies including soccer and pole vaulting.
Jenn Schuchmann is a Senior at Fox High School. Her mothers name is Linda
Schuchmann and she has one brother Jake and a sister Kate. Jenn attended Fox
Junior High and Fox Elementary. She is a member of the Spanish Club, French Club
and National Honor Society. Her favorite subject at Fox High School is all of
them. After graduation she plans on attending Southeast Missouri State
University and majoring in accounting. Her favorite hobbies include working with
the children at her church.
Jennifer Armon is a Senior at Windsor High School. Her parents are Joseph and
Jacqueline Armon and she has one brother Joey. Jennifer attended Windsor Middle
School and Windsor Elementary. She is a member of STUCO, National Honor Society
and the Yearbook Club. Her favorite subject is biology. After graduation she
plans to attend college, medical school, marriage and children. Her favorite
hobbies are volleyball, shopping and being a hostess at the Old House
Steakhouse.
Megan Vivian is a Senior at Windsor High School. Her parents are Paul and Paula
Vivian and she has one brother Matthew and a sister Maria. She attended
Washington Lutheran for Junior High and Elementary school. She is the President
of the National Honor Society, a member of the Wish For Kids Club, and plays
softball and soccer. Her favorite subjects are literature and science.
President Steve says "We Will Help"
In October six members of the Arnold Rotary Club traveled to Matamoros,
Mexico. In addition to spending a day in a prison and touring a factory, the
Arnold team met with the Matamoros Rotary 84 Club and visited work projects. The
clubs visited a children's home and saw the opportunity to work with a
construction project of a dining hall. One of the stops was at a school for
children with special needs and their bathrooms needed attention. The visit that
prompted President Steve to immediately say, "we will help" was at the Colonia
DeRechos Humanos when the team visited a school for 700 children. The need for a
sanitary bathroom was overwhelming. Presently these children and their staff
utilize a three little "outhouses" with urine soaked planks of wood for seats.
The condition is deplorable. President Steve ... a man of compassion ...
immediately said "we will help". The members of the Arnold Rotary Club are
trying to raise $10,000 for this very worthy endeavor. Donations can be sent to:
Arnold Rotary, 4413 Jeffco Blvd, Arnold, MO 63010.
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