MEMBERSHIP ACTIVATION INCENTIVE PROGRAM WIN A TRIP TO n-E JAYCEE CONVENTION Air Fore (R.T.

), Hotel, Registration How to Participate: Any member who wishes to be eligible for the MAIP awards and prizes must establish an MAIP Log with one of the Management Portfolio Directors, and will be responsible for Log updates on a regular basis. The MAIP for this year will include all activities for the 3rd and 4th quarters. Points will be awarded for participation in Jaycee activities, as outlined below. The two members accumulating the greatest number of points will each receive a trip to Tampa for the State Convention (or Reno, for National, if Chapter funds are avai lable). M.A.I.P. SCORING SCHEDULE ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION A. Activation I. For chairing a project 2. For co-chairing a project 3. F or being a project Committee member 4. For attending and/or participating in a Chapter Activation project 5. For Manpower participation in any Chapter project 6. For each "extra" day volunteered in any weekend Chapter project 7. F or attending each General Membership meeting 8. For completing a C.P.G. within 2 weeks of a project's completion B. Membership I. For recruiting at least 5 new members 2. For recruiting at least 15 new members C. Individual Development I. For attending a "Dynamics" course 2. For attending an 1.0. seminar 3. For attending 0111.0. courses and seminars in third and fourth quarters D. Visitations, Caucuses, Conferences I. For attendi ng a State Conference 2. For attending a Regional Caucus 3. F or attending an "Out of Region" Visitation 4. For competing at Conventions 5. For competing at Caucuses E. Presidential Awards I. For being "Jaycee of the Month" 2. For being "Fireball of the Month" . 3. F or being "Get Up Off That Thing of the Month"
---------------------------------------------------1986

State Convention - May '87 - Tampa National Convention - June '87 - Reno

POINTS 400 300 200 100

100 100

100 500 500 1,000 300 300 1,000

750

500 250 500 300 100 100 100

COCONUT GROVE JAYCEES MEMBERSHIP ACTIVATION INCENTIVE PROGRAM REGISTRATION Name: Address: Phone:

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....

FLORIDA
MUST BE SUBMITTED STATE CHAPTER NAME

JAYCEE
FOR CERTIFICATION JAYCEE ID NO.

u.s. JAYCEES NEW MEMBER RECRUITMENT AWARDS FORM

TO YOUR STATE OFFICE RECRUITER'S NAME

NO.

vr-"
2

STATE

.---- ~:.H ilJS HU~ ER AW,[j )Il~ ~\L)Sr-- .H AVVA ~H iD~ AV\//\ ;: AVVA

CHAPTER\...JDATE RECRUITEDID NO. NO. NAME \ '-" Vt NAME ; NEW MEMBER'S JAYCEE ~V \ 1

J\\ A 1/\

3
4

5
6
7

8
9
10 11 12 13

14
15 16 17 18 19

20
21

22
23 24 25 PROCEDURE 1. Local President's signature and certification
2. SEND TO STATE OFFICE

FOR SECURING

AWARDS Date

SEND TO:

Florida Jaycees 2000 N. Gilmore

Avenue

3. State President's signature and certification Date

Lakeland, FL

33805

THE

FLORIDA

JAYCEES

A F F I D A V I T

*********~***********************

Hr.

'of the

-------------for the coveted

Jaycees Florida

Is hereby certified as haying Jaycee Excalibur Award. He has I.

A

qualified

fulfilled

the
.i ~

following

requirements: II.
A

MANDATORY
B
C

(check):

OPTIONAL
B C

POINTS
D

(must
E

total
F

100):
_

TOTAL I ~o further certify that the above mentioned member the following 10 members during this Jaycee year and at the next state convention of the Florida Jaycees:
NAME

has brought ir should be bono red

CHAPTER

l.
2.

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3.
4.

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6. 7. --:----:~~

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9 10.

Chapter

President

Signature

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The This

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program should shall run from May

* * * * * * * * * *
30th.

Excalibur affidavit

1 to April to:

be completed Florida
PoO

and

returned

Jaycees
Box 425

O.

Lakeland, (over for

FL rules).

33802

'::I"t-,,-v""-v

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FLORIDA JAYCEES RECRUITER'S HALL OF FAME

The Florida Jaycees Recruiter's Hall of Fa~e has been established to honor the top two recruiters of each Jaycee year as well as to honor those Jaycees who have recruited over 200 members in their Jaycee career that the Executive Board of Directors deems worthy of this honor.

CRITERIA

a) Be one of the top two recruiters during any Jaycee year as verified by recruitment affidavits submitted to the Chapter Ser~ice Center. Affidavits must be received in the Chapter Service Center by May 5th. b) Have recruited over 200 membe~s_during.you~ Jaycee career, this form, and be approved by the Executive Board of Directors Florida Jaycees. c) An individual year. d) Annual winners can be honored for recruitment complete of the than one

effarts in more

shall

be recognized

at the State Convention

each year.

NAME

CHAPTER.

ADDRESS

----------------------------AGE recruited recruited in one year in lifetime

DATE JOINED

** ** ** ** ** ** **

Number of members Number of members

How may in home chapter How many How many How many How many in extensions recruited recruited recruited one on one in other chapters

in a group

--------(Chapter President's Signature)

(Applicant's

Signature)

,.

./

U,S, JAYCEES NEW MEMBER RECRUITMENT AWARDS FORM

MUST BE SUBMITTED CHAPTER NAME NO. TO YOUR STATE OFFICE RECRUITER'S NAME FOR CERTIFICATION JAYCEE ID NO.

ST A TE

STATE

CHAPTERMEMBER'S JAYCEE ID NO. NAME RECRUITED DATE NEW NAME ~O.

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23. 24.

25.
PROCEDURE 1.
Local President's 2. signature and certification Date SEND TO STATE OFFICE State President's 4. signature and certification TO U.S. JAYCEES Date GROWTH AND TRAINING DEPARTMENT

FOR SECURING

AWARDS
DO NOT SEND DIRECT TO U.S. JAYCEE HEADQUARTERSI MUST BE SENT TO YOUR STATE OFFICEI

3.
STATE MUST FORWARD

CoconutGrovGja~

inc
COCONUT POST OFFICE BOX 518 GROVE, FLORIDA 33133

The Coconut

Grove Jaycees our First

and Jaycee Annual

Women

cordially

invite you to attend Membership Drive

Pre-st.

Patrick's

Cocktail

Party. on this day, so wear your green(s) and dance the night away.

Everyone and be ready

becomes to party

Irish hearty

(Michael Jackson

is still unconfirmed by).

as our entertainment,

but a local D.J. is standing

WHEN: WHERE:

Friday

evening,

March

16th

The University Club Amerifirst Bldg. 31st Floor Downtown Miami 8:00P.M. - 1:00A.M. Day and to to the to bring a

TIME: PURPOSE:

Celebrate st. patricks recruit 20 new members chapter. please plan prospective member.

MORE INFORMATION:

Chris Korge, Chuck Martello,

H - 274-1333, H - 274-4281,

0 - 673-7470 0 - 573-3400

'11utGrov~aJ'C~inc.
COCONUT POST OFFICE BOX 518 GROVE, flORIDA 33133 ( Friend: 1
Your name came up at our Board of Directors meeting as someone who possesses leaderqualities and a real concern for the future of your community. The Jaycees right in Jr community of Coconut Grove share that concern when we run our various projects that 1, the community prosper and grow. Membership in our organization is something we know o will treasure should you decide to join us in our efforts.
1t

~ 18-36 year range. It is a large organization with over 300,000 members divided up ~.~ more than 6,000 chapters in all fifty states. Some chapters have as few as 20 members, The United States Jaycees is a young ~chapter has just over 300 members, and men's largest chaptercomprised of individuals in the organization has more than 1,100 members.

<m the local level our chapter is very involved with the community. We are the .~lng force behind the Coconut Grove Bed Race for Muscular Dystrophy; we plant and re~lsh palm trees in Kennedy Park, we hold parties for the underprivileged children in ~ Grove as well as many, many parties and fun projects. We run an annual canoe camping lp, a stag night party, family picnics and barbecues, etc. If you can think of it, we ~bably do it already; if not, we will.
The real purpose of this letter Plan is to invite you to come out and discover night on Wednesday, what the 28th,

t .

i'
I

)Cfes can do for you.

to attend

our membership

September

~\\ding at 1 S.E. 3rd Avenue. The time will be 7:30 P.M. - 11:00 P.M. We will provide . ~,and Miami hors d'oeuvres as Miami. as It is located on the - 18th Floor then the Amerifirst well open bar from 7:30 8:30 and conduct a short The cold Club in downtown of . ~ram on the Jaycees. Our guest speaker for the evening is Mr. Rob Doll, President of Rob is flying in from Panama in your City that evening by attending just this to be with us. function and

t ~ Florida Jaycees.

I urge you to take an active wding out what we're about.

role

community

Looking forward to meeting you personally on the 28th. If you have -ase call me directly at home, 251-7936, or at work, 446-2378.

any questions,

f ?elY, ----~ H&"ald n:sident

.5.

If you cannot make individually.

this function,

feel free

to call me and we can get together

CoconutGroveGja~
February 22, 1984 MP. Monty Trainer Monty Trainer's Restaurant 2560 S. Bayshore DPive Coconut Grove, FL 33133 Dear Monty:

inc.
COCONUT POST OFFICE BOX 518 GROVE, FLORIDA 33133

and Lounge

Thank you for your continued support of the Coconut efforts toward a better Miami and Coconut Grove.

Grove

Jaycees

in our

As you may remember from your Jaycee career, membership recruitment pl,ays a major role in how a chapter is judged on a state and national level" and is an important ingredient toward our successful, impact on the community. The more young men we attract to join our chapter the better we become, but more importantl,y, the better the individual becomes. The chapter has many accompZishments under our belt already' this Jaycee year (ending April 30th), too numerous to mention here and is very close to winning top awards in Florida and the nation. We need to sign 75 new members before April 30th to make the year a total success. Enclosed you'll find 5 membership applications. The dues are $35.00 per year per member. Perhaps you have employees or managers that may be interested in joining or may want additional information regarding membership. I woutd appreciate it greatly if you could pass on these applications to potential members and call me with their names and phone numbers. Thanking you in advance for your continued support.

H - 251-7936 P.S. A very popular option is our new corporate membership at $50.00 for the first member and'$35.00for each additional. For each $50.00 paid membership you receive 'a nice praque and a mention in our monthly newsletter.

THE COCONUT GROVE JAYCEES

- CORPORATE

MEMBERSHIP

PLAN

The Coconut Grove Jaycees Corporate Membership Program is designed to provide corporations the chance to support their communities in a visable, effective manner. As a result, the corporation can offer to their employees the opportunity to become involved in the world's Greatest Leadership Training Organization, The United States Jaycees. The cost to the corporation is nominal, the cost to the employee is only time, and the impact on the corporation's image, the employee's personal and professional growth, and the community's improvement are all substantially positive. THE ORGANIZATION The United states Jaycees have been in existance since 1920, offering to young men between the ages of 18-35 leadership training, community service and social activities. As of August, 1984, the United States Jaycees and the Florida Jaycees have changed their by-laws to include and accept women as members of their chapters as well. The Coconut Grove Jaycees were founded in September, 1976. The chapter has approximately 375 men avd women members, and are involved in a multitude of functions and projects in Coconut Grove, Miami, and Dade County. Membership is not restricted by geographic location of the member's horne or office, only by their desire to grow as a person through the Total Jaycee Concept - Individual Development, Community Development, and Management Development. The Coconut Grove Jaycees, serving population division IV in the State of Florida, has been awarded the Henry Giessenbier Award as The Best Chapter in the State in pop. dive IV for the last Three Consecutive Years. In addition, The Howard Award far the Best pop. dive IV Chapter in the UNITED STATES has been given to the Great Coconut Grove Jaycees the past Three Years Consecutively. The influence, impact and respect commanded by this chapter is unsurpassed in the south Florida area. THE COCONUT GROVE JAYCEES CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP PLAN 1st Member $50.00 Each Additional 35.00 In addition to sponsoring your first corporate member, the initial $50.00 fee provides you with an honorary plaque which can be displayed in your lobby or reception area identifying your corporation as an ongoing supporter of the community through the Jaycees. Each employee involved in the program will be required to attend general membership meetings on a periodic basis and become involved in at least two projects over the year.

POST OFFICE BOX 518 COCONUT GROVE. FLORIDA 33133

Dear New Member: Welcome to the Coconut Grove Jaycees!!::: would elect to join our organization. We are proud that you

This New Member Kit was designed to provide you with information about our chapter's history and future goals. We hope that by providing you with this information you will feel as much a part of this organ~zation as any other member. Jaycees offer each of us a real opportunity to grow as individuals in our career, persona! and family lives. Jaycees also offer each of us a real opportunity to help better our community. Jaycees, specifically the Coconut Grove Jaycees, offer each of us the opportunity to meet new friends and have a lot of fun.

~;(.
Best personal regards,

We sincerely hope you will ge~ out of this organization all that is available to you. We also hope that you will be as proud as we are of being members of the Great Coconut Grove Jaycees.

Randy Smith, President

CoconutGrovGJa~
A Leadership Training Organization.

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of mmBRShIP
PRESENTED TO

YOU HAVE BECOME A MEMBER OF THE GREATEST YOUNG PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. THE COCONUT

GROVE JAYCEES OFFER A YOUNG PERSON THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET A GROUP OF AGRESSIVE YOUNG PEOPLE, TAKE PART IN WORTHWHILE PROJECTS, FULFILL A NEED PERSONAL GROWTH AND CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIETY.

PRESENTED THIS

DAY OF

MEMBERSHIP VP

PRESIDENT

Coconut.GrovCja}Cee~
Orientation
HENRY HY'GIESSENBIER.JR FOl::o.;DF.R. 1ST PRESIDENT . 1920

Certificate
to

Total Jaycee Concept

Presented

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for successfully Orientation and program resolved

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completing

an extensive historYJ Be

course structure

of

in the objectivesJ of the Jaycee the said

movement.

it therefore as and
,.~

that

Jaycee

be recognized

be accorded regular

full

privileges

and benefits Coconut Grove

of a Jaycees.

member

of the Great

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The Coconut this

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certify

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MEMBERSHIP

VICE

PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT

COCONUT

GROVE
Recruiter

JAYCEES
Award

Membership

this

is to certify

that

recruite~

as member(s)

of the Great

Coconut

Grove

Jaycees.

Presente~

this

~ay of

membership

~ice

Presiaent

Presi~ent

q'Qis certifies

as a Recruiter

iI1

tQe flcrida Jaycees.

We are buildiI1g excitemel1t w~ic~ makes you a Key to t~e florida Jaycees
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MillER PARK SQUARE lYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24501 (804) 845-7069

Kim Newlin, External Vice President

1307 Canterbury

Lane Colonial Hgts, VA 23834 June 4, 1978

CHALLENGE ALL DISTRIcr DIRECTORS 1D EXIERNAL RECRUITER 1HE QUARrER(June 1 to Sept 1, 1978) OF I, Kim Newlin, EVP of the VA Jaycees challenge all DDs to encourage the Presidents of their local ch3pters to recruit members while conducting Cornnunity Action Projects. If you accept this challenge, sifn below. The RD, DD, members during the time period stated above will receive at the fall board meeting of the VA Jaycees. Verification Signed, will be by the attached Certification
&

LP with the most a fifth of KB'"'ll Gi

Form.

~i.~~r-~~\, III.>. .....

IV. ;, ,_

60TH ANNUAL CONVENTION

CLEVELAND, OHIO!!

JUNE 16-19,1980

Dear Eagles, Our year of "Exciting must continue! America" is over, but the excitement The performers of

The time to award the Eagles has corne. 1979-80 have earned their place on stage.

Take this program

horne and challenge tomorrow's Eag Ies to "Soar as High!" Let us all remember the success and rise to our feet as we applaud the Best Jaycees in America. They have earned the

right to "Spread Their Wings".

UNITED ENROLLMENT FINAL

STATES

JAYCEES DEPARTMENT REPORT

& GROWTH

MEMBERSHIP AS OF APRIL

ACTIVITY 30, 1980

I.

Total Membership as of April 30th

352,822

II.

Total Members billed to date

382,712

III.

Total members renewed to date

193,478

IV.

Total new members to date

161,023

V.

Net change from May 1, 1979 base

-27,673

VI.

Retention year-to-date

50.554%

VII.

Total chapters dropped to date

1.796

VIII.

Total chapters extended to date

1,638

IX.

Total chapters to date -158

X.

Net increase or decrease in chapters from ~~y 1, 1979 base

THE UNITED STATES JAYCEES PARADE OF STATES AS OF APRIL 30, 1980

EXT ENS ION S DIVISION 1st IV Disse1brett - Oregon - 36

- Dave V

DIVISION DIVISION 1st I 1st Gene Honn Illinois

- Frank

Bent

- New

Hampshire

- 23

DIVISION 1st

II John David Miles Georgia

THE NO. 1 OVERALL STATE IN THE AREA OF EXTENSIONS Maurice Wilson - North

PRESIDENT FOR 1979-80 - 166

Carolina

DIVISION 1st

III Ken Melichar Nebraska

NEW MEMBER DIVISION 1st - Jay I

ADDS

Brim II

- Texas

- 8,887

DIVISION 1st

IV Maurice Morita Hawaii

DIVISION 1st

- Dennis

Snelson

- Missouri

- 7,315

DIVIS ION I II DIVISION 1st V Frank Bent New Hampshire 1st - Glen IV Shives - Maryland - 2,504 Jenkins - Kansas - 4,824

DIVISION TOP 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 10 OVERALL 1st

- Fran V

DIVISION 1st

- Frank

Bent

- New

Hampshire

- 1,321

THE NO. 1 OVERALL STATE IN THE AREA OF NEW MEMBER Jay TOTAL OVER I Brim II Snelson - Missouri - Texas - 2,214 Brim - Texas

PRESIDENT ADDS 1979-80

-8,887

BASE

DIVISION THE UNITED STATES JAYCEES STATE PRESIDENT LEADERBOARDS AS OF APRIL 30, 1980 EXTENSIONS DIVISION I Wilson - North Carolina - 166 1st - Jay

DIVISION 1st

- Dennis III

- 1,442

DIVISION 1st

1st - Maurice DIVISION II

- Ken Melichar IV

- Nebraska

- 512

DIVISION Snelson - Missouri - 100 1st

1st - Dennis D IV IS ION II I

- Maurice V

Morita

- Hawaii

- 913

DIVISION 1st - Glen Jenkins - Kansas - 79 1st

- Frank

Bent

- New

Hampshire

- 916

TOTAL OVER BASE THE NO. 1 OVERALL STATE PRESIDENT IN THE AREA OF TOTAL OVER BASE 1979-80 Jay Brim - Texas- 2,214 RETENTION DIVISION I 1st - Gene Honn - Illinois - 63.468% DIVISION II 1st - John David Miles - Georgia - 59.104% DIVISION III 1st - Ken Melichar - Nebraska - 62.486% DIVISION IV 1st - Maurice Morita - Hawaii - 67.420% DIVISION V 1st - Frank Bent - New Hampshire - 65.575% THE NO. 1 OVERALL STATE PRESIDENT III THE AREA OF RETENTION - 1979-80 Maurice Morita - Hawaii - 67.420% PERCENT OVER BASE DIVISION I

THE UNITED STATES JAYCEES OUTSTANDING STATE PRESIDENTS

July Phil Meek, Tennessee August Dennis Snelson, Missouri September Gene Honn, Illinois October Frank Bent, New Hampshire November John David Miles, Georgia December Dennis Snelson, Missouri January Maurice Morita, Hawaii February Bob Phillis, Pennsylvania March Frank Bent, New Hampshire April Frank Bent, New Hampshire ANDREW G. MUNGENAST FOUNDER'S AWARD Percent Over Base

1st - Jay Brim - Texas - 116.053% DIVISION II 1st - John David Miles - Georgia - 116.346% DIVISION III 1st - Ken Melichar - Nebraska - 107.032% DIVISION IV 1st - Maurice Morita - Hawaii - 131.734% DIVISION V MOST IMPROVED IN PARADE OF STATES 1st - Me1 Leskinen - Alaska - 181.154% MEL LESKINEN, ALASKA THE NO. 1 OVERALL STATE PRESIDENT IN THE AREA OF PERCENT OVER BASE 1979-80 Me1 Leskinen - Alaska -181.154% Greatest Percentage of Increase of Chapters Greatest Increase in Chapters Total Over Base MEMBERSHIP AWARDS

2628 3353 2635 2418 2596 2330 4061 4636 3139 2804 2293 2597 3625 2519 5241 2761 2522 2625 3230 2269 3098 6854 4208 3974 2370 2664 2691 2818 4048 3037 2812 2794 2408 3064 2523 2967 3400 2792 2885 2750 2654 3755 3329 2813 Glen11 Falls,PA 2495 2822 Broken 11I'llND IN NB NorthIN EastMDWV2360 Northern Hill,AL SD Odessa, 3725113175 Lake Grove, Panama Wentworth MOLAMOWVNC GAOH 3968 High UNITEDMO 2596 Warren,Community,NCMO OR 2455 Miller Charles,FL2545 Pineville,Township, Manchester,TX 2232 Sioux Clover,Square,GA2582 Winston-Salem, Roann3315 SC Harbor, 2807 Claxton, Lake, Woodstock, Oak OHPoint,TXNDSD NC Bossier Phelps HI Green,2749 Canton, THE SCUllin,Area,PA GAJAYCEES Mt. LA TX TX KY AL Cedar Airy Dickinson, 1<!0 Fairfax, 2509 Franklin, 2701 Oaktown, Millbrook,Peru,NC Jacksonville, Brookings KS IN TN Maui, Kankakee, Lufkin, 4836 McAllen, Telfair, Waco, Lancaster, GA Hilo, Spring Island, LaSalle Newburgh, MNLP.Cobb,NC PA 7038 Sumter, 18430 Advance,Bow,VANBTNGA Tomah, City, Smithfield, Mesquite, City, Crossville, Jackson Hayden County, Clarksburg, Viborg INArea,STATES Clever, 3392 AL KY Monahans, 3341 Bowling Shelby McRae Chattanooga, Ottawa, Palmyra, IAArea, Monroe, 2287 Grand Waldorf, County, Talladega, MN 1980 Wrightsville,ND FL Wahpeton, ID Huntsville, Bedford, AS OF APRIL 30,

1st 2nd 7th 7th 8th DIVISION 9th DIVISION 10th 6th 9th 8th 7th 10th 6th DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 2nd 3rd 1st 7th 10th 6th 9th 8th

VII V VI 3rd

4th 5th 5th DIVISION

IV

2548 2974 1954 3111 486 2281 1926 2058 907 930 576 2383 8512 3980 259 287 812 650 824 DIVISIONEau Port,LA TX PA OH 1217 4684 5241 566 5204 4264 4836 4164 2171 1888 1923 2040 4264 4636 2816 2416 1897 3215 516 2387 3527 3626 2288 1237 3536 7038 2186 2615 698 880 2369 2603 4208 Boston, FLRoad, PPP, Head, Giant, Unique, Creek, San UW Lackland, KY Clever, Charlotte, NC441 NC WI Piedmont, TX Saluki, Univ., Lake ScottsCounty, MO Marion, Tech,Area,MN MO Tobacco FLMA MO 1251 Odessa, Area,722 Johns Last Worth, 2198 Warrens, Street, Wentworth Valley, LA DeRidder, MO 2995 Dayton,OK OH Scotts Austin, Home,TX TX KY AZ APCITower,LA MO NC TN Portland, Crash, NH SpringCharles, North Chillicothe, Mobile, Central,TN NH North To Hollow, MacDonald, TX of Freedom St. Stringtown-Phoenix, Candlewood, Fort Antonio, NC 1014 Pembroke, Hollow, Garrison Raiders, Oak Ottine, 18430 Bemidji Durham, Houston, Hills, CO GA Sally New MO Indianapolis, Bull TX Claire, B CTC, MD MN Unit, PhelpsIA KS Aurora, Hi City, State University 11, CCI, SC 2520 Gainesville,MN TX FL Waterloo, AL OR VA OH TN Cherryville, Lake11VIITX CT FL VA Apalachee, WI TexasGrove,IN AZ CT CT Fugowi Scorpion, 6854

2nd 1st 1st TOP 7th 5th 5th 6th 9th 10th 10 OVERALL 8th 2nd 8th DIVISION XII 1st 10th 9th 7th 6th

4th 3rd DIVISION 4th

XI

THE

STATES JAYCEES TOP 5 REGIONAL DIRECTORS OF APRIL 30, 1980

UNITED

NEW

MEMBER II

ADDS

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

AS

EXTENSIONS DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 5th 5th I North Carolina North Carolina Illinois Texas North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina 31 29 24 21 19 19 19

Terry Bresette Bill McGuire' Steve Wise Bob Pooler Tommy Todd I! I

~lissouri Missouri Missouri Georgia Georgia

5th

2050 1316 1091 1043 991

Dell Edwards John Lowery Mike Sullivan Charles Hamilton David Condrey Fred Benson Warren McDonald II

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Brent Thompson Dave Warner David Bryson Vern Packard Donald Gore IV

Kansas Tennessee Nebraska North Dakota South Carolina

1720 910 844 782 755

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd

DIVISION f;lissouri Wisconsin Louisiana Missouri Missouri

Terry Bresette Lee Zebro Charles Ardoin Steve Wise Rodney Kuntemeyer II!

39
15 14 14

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

James Sanborn Jim Nelson Thomas Sakamoto Buddy Randolph Chris Kent V

Hawaii Maryland Hawai i West Virginia Oregon

14

1159 759 742 666 665

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th

DIVISION Kansas South Carolina North Dakota Tennessee South Carolina

Brent Thompson Donald Gore John Fischer Dave Warner Dave Dedonato IV

59
15

11 11
10

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Dave Westover Mike Fernandes Jim Ashford John Abbott Mike Brown

New Hampshire New Hampshire Alaska Maine Nevada DIRECTOR FOR 1979-80 - 2,050

723

386
369 323 228

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

James Sanborn Buddy Randolph Jeff Mauck Jim Nelson Chris Kent V

Hawaii West Virginia West Virginia Maryland Oregon

18 14

1HE NO. 1 OVERALL REGIONAL IN 1HE AREA OF NEW MEMBER ADDS TERRY BRESETTE - MISSOURI

13

11
10
TOTAL DIVISION OVER I BASE

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Dave Westover Jim Ashford Mike Fernandes John Abbott Tom Hooper

New Hampshire Alaska New Hampshire f;4.aine New Hampshire

14

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Mike Sullivan John Lowery Rick Archer Jay Palmer Charles Hamilton II

8
6 5

Illinois North Carolina Texas Texas Texas

817 663 654 645 642

1HE NO. 1 OVERALL REGIONAL DIRECTOR IN 1HE AREA OF EXTENSIONS FOR 1979-80 BRENT 11-!a.1PSON KANSAS - 59

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

NEW

MEMBER I

ADDS

Terry Bresette Charles Ardoin Bill McGuire Tom Jackson Lee Zebro I I!

Missouri Louisiana Missouri Georgia Wisconsin

845
532 531 496 482

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

DIVISION Texas Illinois Illinois Illinois North Carolina 1838 1612 1422 1346 1234 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Rick Archer Mike Sullivan Mike Lake Chuck Monroe John Lowery

Brent Thompson Dave Warner John Fischer Donald Gore David Bryson

Kansas Tennessee North Dakota South Carolina Nebraska

1574 458 294 279 273

66.751% 346 320 Dave4thKent Mike2ndRandolph OVER 70.534%Hampshire HAWAII 30, - 296. 500 % Al Way IV 296.500% Carolina Texas JamesWalker DIVISIONNico1azzo Hawaii Jeff3rdSanborn OlrisZebro Jim Seipp Hamilton 216.850%1Ha-WSON APRIL Alaska Iowa DIVISION Olar1es1st Paul Bishop 73.353% North Bill McCarthy John Hess Ardoin ]980 WestSANBORN - - KANSAS- 78.243% Norton 3rd 73.199% 64.668% 64.240% 69.731% 59.414% 59.027% 224% Tom Ashford Jeff Buckley James McGuire Mauck Sanborn 65.467% 69.832% 72.708% 60.300% Alaska Kansas 148.801% Carolina 141. 943 73.192% 64.490% 70.956% 63.471% Missouri OF South Illinois Tennessee 989% 64.470% 78.243% 52.242% 54.166% Massachusetts Idaho Don Buckley ThomasBenson Levine Sakamoto 161.176%ASCarolina 63.779% 63.660% 61. 175 Connecticut 315% 524 BASE OlarlesWilliams 178.102% Texas Fred Ashford Lee Kuzniak 226.530% Virginia 186.084% Virginia 171. 639 162.060% 162.760% 241. 363 North Arkansas Wisconsin Florida Louisiana 349% 2nd 154.196% Dakota OlarlieThompson DonaldNorton Gore Stovall 175.435%Hampshire 143.390% Dakota 238.675% 128.053% 163.902% Illinois. South Idaho 125.287% 191. 104 193.023% 143.529% Massachusetts Hawaii 902% 5th 2nd 246.969% John Warner 4th 135.447% 135.714% 19 Mike Mu1hair Cook North New22 BRENT74 Washington BuddyPalmer Ron Nelson Brent Gosnell Kentucky Jay5thWestover Tom PERCENT Ed New Jim Palmer John Jackson Ray Parsons Kennedy Maryland West UNITED Doug1stRearick Daryl Mauck Jay Hooper RodneyFischer Sponamore JAMES291Hampshire Georgia Kentucky TorrunyCausey TorrunyHuskey Georgia Maryland Craig Fernandes Oregon West DIVISION EXTENSIONS I OregonVirginia STATES THE JAYCEES 1st STRICT TIlE AREA OF RETENTION BASE 1979-80 DIRECTORS IN IN TIlE AREA OF PERCENT OVER FOR FOR 1979-80 1st

DIVISION DIVISION II 5th

TOP 5 IV I II TIlE NO. 1 OVERALL REGIONAL V I

DIREcroR

EXT ENS IONS DIVISION 3rd 4th 4th I CONT. North North North Carolina Carolina Carolina 18 15

NEW

MEMBER II

ADDS CONT. Louisiana Georgia Missouri Kentucky 667 571 564 553

DIVISION 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Doug Umphlett Bud Andrews Larry Wright II

15

Donnie Gwatney Jimny Outlaw Monty Dunlop Ron Charles II I

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

DIVISION Brad Smith Donnie Gwatney Ron Charles Dean Nugent Kim Brown Tony lCiel III Kansas South Carolina North Dakota Tennessee South Carolina Missouri Louisiana Kentucky Louisiana New Jersey Wisconsin 22

12

11
9 9 9

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Bill Nickum Steve Creed Daryl Hochhalter Steve Larson Don Alexander IV

Kansas South Carolina North Dakota South Dakota Tennessee

1482 579 398 381 367

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th

DIVISION

Bill Nickum Randy Morales Daryl Hochhalter Charlie Akins Steve Creed IV

55

11
9 9 8

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Marvin Shim Dave Matish Lloyd Beemer Donald Chang Joe Howell V

Hawaii West Virginia Oregon Hawaii West Virginia

544 532 400 379 336

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 5th 5th

DIVISION West Virginia Hawaii West Virginia Oregon Idaho Maryland Oregon 14 13 12 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Dave Matish Marvin Shim Joe Howell Greg McKenzie Gary Tilton Chris Cisna Lloyd Beemer V

John Sisley John Wiggins Brian Putnam Gary Weaver George Mitchell

Alaska New Hampshire New Hampshire New Hampshire Vermont

6 5 5 5

369 359 195 190 177

THE NO. 1 OVERALL DISTRICT DIRECTOR IN THE AREA OF NEW MEMBER ADDS FOR 1979-80 BILL NICKUM - KANSAS -~

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 5th 5th 5th

John Wiggins John Sisley Brian Putnam Dennis Pratt Gary Weaver Dan Dirsa Gordon Walker Preston Hull

New Hampshire Alaska New Hampshire Maine New Hampshire New Hampshire New Hampshire Vermont

14

8
5 4

TOTAL

OVER I

BASE

3 3 3 3

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

John Haydon Mike Cook Tomny Huskey Warren Hathaway Juan Rivera II

THE NO. 1 OVERALL DISTRICT DIRECTOR IN THE AREA OF EXTENSIONS FOR 1979-80 BILL NICKlM - KANSAS - 55

Texas North North Texas Texas

Carolina Carolina

524 510 471 377 371

DIVISION Is t NEW MEMBER I Texas North Carolina North Carolina Indiana Florida 844 658 645 566 523 ADDS 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Brad Smi th Donnie Gwatney Tony Kiel Ron Charles ~~rk Kasten I II

Missouri Louisiana Wisconsin Kentucky Missouri

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

804 506 458 412 408

John Haydon Mike Cook Tomny Huskey Ingle Harris Bob Barber II

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Bill Nickum Daryl rbclmalter Steve Larson Don Alexander Steve Creed

KS

DIVISION

North Dakota South Dakota Tennessee South Carolina

1671 251 233 214 203

1st

Brad Smith

Missouri

891

DIVISION
1st 2nd

IV
West Virginia Hawaii 524

Dave Matish Marvin Shim

490

TOTAL

OVER IV

BASE CONT. West Virginia Oregon Hawaii 314 292 284

RETENTI

ON

DIVISION 3rd 4th 5th

Joe Howell Lloyd Beemer Donald Chang V

THE NO. 1 OVERALL DISTRICT DIRECTOR IN THE AREA OF RETENTION FOR 1979-80 DONNIE HAMILTON - TEXAS - 100.000%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Texas Iowa 198.850% Vennont PERCENT AlbertHull Mark Young Bruce Oleson J. Donnie Huskey Hamilton 366.086% Carolina 272.297% 334.057% 376.829% 377.551% John Ford 417.142% 747.619% Wisconsin Missouri New 357.303% Louisiana CharliePutnam Bill Nugent 155.652% 228.282% 365.625% South North Tennessee Oklahoma Kansas Dave McFarlane Joe White Akins Ed 496.969% 257.051% 265.306% 373.043% Colorado Hawaii Idaho Brian Matish BASE 256.451% York PrestonHochhalter 579.166% Virginia 205.673% 320.958% 246.969% Alaska 431. 372% 190.459% MarvinWeaverSanchez195.000%Hampshire Shim Tommy Leners RodneyKiel Daryl McDowell Atkeson GeorgeSisley VanRossum 686.315% Dakota Jim Gary OVER Tony Nicktun Dean Sonny Wiggins West John Howell New II IV V I

4th 2nd 5th 3rd John Wiggins DIVISION John Sisley Brian Putnam Gary Weaver Dan Dirsa

II

New Hampshire Alaska New Hampshire New Hampshire New Hampshire

347 291 164 149 107

1st DIVISION

TIlE NO. I OVERALL DISTRICT DIRECTOR IN TIlE AREA OF TaI'AL OVER BASE FOR 1979-80 BILL NICKUM - KANSAS - 1,671

RETENTI DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

ON I Texas Illinois Illinois Texas Texas 100.000% 99.758% 97.687% 89.795% 85.000%

Donnie Hamilton Tom Mahoney Neil Saggesse J. Albert Sanchez Greg Vineyard II

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Jim Schmittfranz Mike Ferguson Joe Emerson John Ford Dean Nugent II

Wisconsin Missouri New York New York Louisiana

81.595% 81.521% 81.034% 78.431% 78.378%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

I
South Dakota South Dakota South Dakota South Dakota Massachusetts 74.918% 74.509% 67.181% 66.742% 65.693%

Tom Thompson Dave Mines Ron Liebnow Steve Larson Steve Garrigus IV

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Ron Walker Dave Slavish Marvin Shim Joe Howell Jerry Zehoff V

Arizona Hawaii Hawaii West Virginia Connecticut

89.323% 87.155% 82.371% 80.869% 77 .742%

TIlE NO. 1 OVERALL DISTRICT DIRECTOR IN TIlE AREA OF PERCENT OVER BASE FOR 1979-80 JIM YOUNG - MISSOURI - 747.619%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

THE Brian Putnam John Wiggins Gary Weaver Gordon Walker Dan Dirsa New New New New New Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire 82.802% 75.129% 69.503% 65.068% 63.803%

UNITED CHAPTER

STATES JAYCEES TOP 5 PRESIDENTS 30, 1980

AS EXTENSIONS DIVISION 1st

OF

APRIL

I
Phelps Area, KY

Billy Mapes

11

EXTENSIONS DIVISION 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 4th I CONT. Wentworth, M:J Cedar Square, NC Hayden Lake, ID Clever, MO Little Rvr. Academy,

EXTENSIONS DIVISION VIII CONT. Fort Worth, TX Portland, OR International, AK North Hills, PA

Bob Steele Bill Davis Terry Eastman Bruce Davis Dickie Hill II

8
4 4 4

Znd 3rd 4th 4th

Steve ~~ell Mike Wells Bruce ~bore John Sinclair IX Clemmons X

6 5
4 4

TX

DIVISION DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 5th 5th 1st Dave House Greg Alexander Josh Gartner Tommy Traylor Bob Gunderson Galen Luedtke Putter Bauer III Odessa, MO Palmyra, M:J Charlestown, WV Manchester, IA Colfax, LA Broken Bow, NB Spring Hill, KS Oak Grove, M:J Glen Ullin, ND Blue MJund, TX Woodstock, GA Fairfax, MN Durand Arkansaw, Jack

56
29 DIVISION 1st Znd 3rd 4th

Unique,

M:J

9
7

4
WI 4 4

Ashley Houser Dave Trinkle Sam Jones Ron Gilbert XII

Cherryville, NC Oaktown, IN DeRidder, LA Limon, CO

lZ

3
Z

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 5th

DIVISION

Lee Barker Joe Pflum Robbie-Cain Leo Monaghan Ed Chelette Paul Stec IV

11
10

1st

Bill Stevens

Last To Crash,

NH

10

8 6 5 5

THE NO. 1 OVERALL CHAPTER PRESIDENI' IN THE AREA OF EXTENSIONS FOR 1979-80 DAVE HOUSE - SPRING HILL, KS - 56

DIVISION lst ~nd 5rd Srd ;rd

NEW Larry Stancil Ken Dukart Ed Riddle Charles Drum Robert Mesner V Clarksburg, WV Jacksonville, NC Fremont, NB LaSalle Peru, IL Lufkin, TX Smithfield, NC Dickinson, ND Cookeville, TN Brownfield, TX Tomah, WI IS 10

MEMBER I

ADDS

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

6 6 6

DIVISION

Billy Mapes Bruce Davis John Moore Bob Steele Jut Keith II

Phelps, ICY Clever, MO Scotts Hollow, Wentworth, M:J Millbrook, AL

TN

183 155 111

85
78

st Denver Atkinson :nd Joe Henderson ,rd Lee Hughes th Tom Bussa th Steve Hicks JI"ISION st 1d rd rd :h VI

14 10 6 5 5

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Dave House Greg Alexander Bill Morgan Gary Deaton Don David I II

Spring Hill, KS Oak Grove, ~K) Advance, MO Overlook Mad River, High Point, FL

OH

6SZ 151 lZl III

88

Paul Morrow Eddi Emoto Rick Powl Adrian Arriaga Ron Nicodemus VII

Asheville, NC Maui, HI Lancaster, PA McAllen, TX Ft. Smith, AR

IS

11
7 7

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

John Harpe Danny Sowell Lee Barker Harry \~eeler Ted Freeman, Jr. IV

IVISION

Crestwood, OH Claxton, GA Odessa, MO Mechanicsville, MD Brookings Harbor, OR

97
91 89

88
84

;t Mike LaFluer ld Rod Hatcher ,d Mike Sullivan .d Randy Wilson d Bob Holland [VISION VI II

Lake Charles, LA Winston Salem, NC Salem, OR Sioux Falls, SD Boise, ID

lZ

6 6 6 5

DIVISION 1st Znd 3rd 4th 4th

Ed Deville Collin Prochnow Robert ~~sner Ken Dukart Chester Lowe V

Northeast Cobb, Wahpeton, ND Tomah, WI Dickinson, ND Crossville, TN

GA

205 157 154 135 135

Tom Alsop

Charlotte,

NC

lZ DIVISION 1st

Leroy Whitcher

Shelby

County,

IN

Z3Z

NEW

MEMBER V

ADDS CONT. Shrader Bowling Green, KY Pittsburg County, OK Clarksburg, WV Morristown, NJ 171 130 127 126

NEW

MEMBER

ADDS

DIVISION 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Horace

THE NO. 1 OVERALL 01APTER PRESIDENT IN THE AREA OF NEW MEMBER ADDS FOR 1979-80 DAVE HOUSE - SPRING HILL, KS - 652

Tripp Haggard Denver Atkinson Dick McCormick VI

TOTAL DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th DIVISION Ken Culver Bob Duncan Rollie Tuazon Jim Montgomery Carl Watanabe VII DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Richard Henderson Mike LaFluer Randy Wilson Junnie Golden George Rafferty VI II DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Bob Ports Laurence Gardner John Ford Charles Koehler Tom Wilkinson IX DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Jack Clemmons William Hogner Frank Honesty Gary Kuykendall Da]e Garnsey X DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Alan Davis Ashley Houser Sam Jones Larry Shepard Ron Runyon XI DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Jeff Rickey Drew Ogden David Agee Hector Merced Tony Morris XII DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Bill Stevens Arnold Raudenbusch Daniel Bracy Steve Dunnan Last To Crash, NH PPP, MD North Central, CT MacDonald, FL Giant, MN 84 SWVCC, VA Franklin Pierce, Saluki, IL Lackland, TX Emory, VA Piedmont, MO Cherryville, NC DeRidder, LA Pompano Powerline, Harvester, ~'O 208 128 109 74 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 4th Unique, MJ Stringtown Phoenix, Spring Street, VA CCI, OH Apalachee CI, FL OK 412 185 169 146 131 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th San Antonio, TX Mobile, AL Houston, TX Indianapolis, IN CAnaha, NB 251 212 202 200 196 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Waco, TX Lake Charles, LA Sioux Falls, SD Chattanooga, TN Gainesville, FL 389 261 254 186 185 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Panama City, FL Monroe, LA Fil Am, CA Minot, NO Hilo, HI 253 211 179 152 127 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th DIVISION

OVER I

BASE

Billy Mapes Bruce Davis John Moore Bob Steele Terry Eastman II

Phelps, KY Clever, MO Scotts Hollow, TN Wentworth, MO Hayden Lake, ID

186 148 111 84

71

Dave House Greg Bill Gary Mike Alexander Morgan Deaton Belcher I II

Spring Hill, KS Oak Grove, MO Advance, MO Overlook Mad River, Pineville, WV

644 147 119 OH

91
80

DIVISION

John Harpe Lee Barker Danny Sowell Ted Freeman, Jr. Billy Kimbrell IV

Crestwood, OH Odessa, MO Claxton, GA Brookings Harbor, OR Miller County, GA

92 89

85 79
72

DIVISION

Robert ~~sner Ed Deville Albert ~bsley Tommy Russell Collin Prochnow V

Tomah, I'll Northeast Franklin, Monahans, Wahpeton,

Cobb, GA VA TX NO

156 155 112 111 108

DIVISION

FL

61

Leroy Whitcher Dick McCormick Denver Atkinson John Sites Dan Faddis VI

Shelby County, IN Morristown, NJ Clarksburg, WV Grand Junction, CO Beaverton, OR

225 119 113

89
89

DIVISION

45
NH 27 24 14 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Rollie Tuazon Ken Culver Glen Bell Shelby Way Carl Watanabe VII Waco, TX Lake Charles, LA Sioux Falls, SD Gainesville, FL Winston Salem, NC 357 244 157 136 96 FilAm,CA Panama City, FL Bossier City, LA ~squite, TX Hilo, HI 162 134 109 103 102

DIVISION

77
32 25

5th

George Nipper

11

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Richard Henderson Mike LaFluer Randy Wilson George Rafferty Rod Hatcher

Ben LewisWay Mark 1stWellsDIVISIONStringtownNDTNKSFLFL AZFL Bob AlbertCarpenterIndianapolis,TXNCFL Maxwell 80.582% J. 85.405% SteveRtmyon Jim Bi 4thCooper RichardDIVISION 76.213% Mark Murray 79.497% Rob 82.075% 81.250% 86.301% Al Eddi Frank1st Tom OVERMurgerun VI II Eaute,MO1ORIN LA FL Tim HallBracy 82.608% Paul 2ndMerced Brian Nelson Laurence Fanner Cooperstown,MOAZ DE TOTALJamesStamper MikeMiller5th Bob 1stTyner Alan1stTraylor Steve Stevens Joe O1angBASE 96.000% John Garnsey Walt Rickey Sam Price Koehler Maui,110.000%NH PA HectorAshland Erik Ogden RichardHaba Ron Williams Frank Hoehn Scaramellino 1awnORILNC TX NH Pemb 94.444% DavidO1erryHogner VMelroseHIHouse, NDAKOP, HIOX Belmont, HI LloydHeadleyGardner St. CountryUnit,WI VA FL Jay KingHepp Sanchezlyde,95.384%MONCIN NH Fort 102.439% Pinchot 112 HaroldDIVISION Grassland, Don LinnRyan Viola,SD Park, Whi IX Broward O1arlesSchlUl1aIUlI Ed Rick Silva JackFreeman 96.226% Paul LaFlver Dale Scheffler Northina,115 Tony 11WardHouser Dallas, Central, Tea, New TX Fordville, HonoluluTXMATXPhoenix, Scottsdale,1 Laredo, 139 Lake AiryALVA Salem,New208 Mt. Motmd, Norwood, Street, Oak Worth, RaymondBredfeldt MesquiCity,Area, AK Bremerton,TX MacDonald, 8 MJbile, 108 DanielEllis Bart Wilson Harvester, Saluki, 22 Piedmont, 31 SWVCC, Andy Emoto Ennis,96.153%IW Mt. 100.000% KS NC Pharr,Charles, Lakewood,184 Last 85.714% To North100.000%WA Greenbank, 10 DE Lahaina, KSKS Shawnee, VACity, Mecklenburg, ND Seagrove, 27 Ken Bob West Vernon, ~1adison, FrankWuzcik Honesty APCI VI 109 Spring ApalacheeArea, Portland, Japanese, O1uckNavarro Danny Schimmel ShelbyDunnan Billy Deal2nd Gerry Rosendahl Charlotte,68LATX VA Grizzard CentralStar,TXFL CT Gallo N. Family 132 Fort Coral, Worth, Paddock Jeff JonesBiebrichAPCI tewater,CI, FL Ron 2ndAgee DavidClem 3rd Larry Sullivan LauderdaleUnit, IV DeRidder,Powerline, UW O1erryville, Lakeland, MA Roy Clerrmons Ray Davis Williamson 98 Lakes, Pompano ,Crash, Franklin 61 Old Sourdough, Dale 1st Sharp WilliamMaxwell Unique, 53 Cape Paris,60 Road,WI AshleySilva TommyFreeburn Blue 102.857% WI LarryEdwards Drew Burch4th Shepard Coral100.000%FL Pineville,84 Steve Belcher Oxford,Spring, Hillsboro,65 OH DonaldKnunholz Lake 100.000% FL ClaytonTurner Rowlett,TXALNJClub, Galesville,Pierce, Bridgeport,KS Delaware Claire, CBoston, II86 AK

3rd 1st 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd DIVISION ON II RETENTI DIVISION VII

1st

RETENTION DIVISION 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd IX CONT. OCI, FL Lantana 51, FL Second To None, FL C1Iain 0' Lakes, IN Phoenix, IN County Hounds, KS One Eleven, NB Los Lumas CC, NM Stringtown Phoenix, OSCI, OR State Street, OR Threshold, PA Camp Gary, TX Hilltop, TX Ramsey II, TX Vista, WA 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000%

PERCENT DIVISION 3rd 4th 5th

OVER II

BASE CONT. Overlook Mad River, Pineville, WV Lake County, TN OH 533.333% 463.636% 450.000%

Sylvester Peoples Steve Caraccio Dale Lovering Dennis Burk Ray S. Vagus Randy Arnold Cliff Davis Feldon Jackson William Hogner Les Powell Steve Stillings John Moore C1Iristopher Harris James Steele Richard Miller Terry Wetmore X

Gary Deaton Mike Belcher Frankie Sharp I II

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

OK

Billy Kimbrell Ted Freeman, Jr. John Harpe Danny Stevens Danny Sowell IV

Miller County, GA Brookings Harbor, OR Crestwood, OH Hayti, MO Claxton, GA

450.000% 429.166% 428.571% 415.000% 383.333%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Robert ~~sner Gene Brown Larry Pihl Dave Henry Bob McFarlane V

DIVISION 1st 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Marvin Searle Dave Trinkle Ken Franklin Steve Testo Ron Gilbert XI

Tobacco Road, GA Oaktown, IN Marion, LA J imtown, IN Limon, CO

100.000% 100.000% 90.000% 88.372% 66.666%

Tomah, WI Gainesville, TX Merrimack, NH Rolla, MO Jackson Twp., OH

500.000% 452.173% 407.692% 314.285% 310.256%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

DIVISION 1st 1st 2nd 3rd

Leroy Whitcher Dan Faddis Erik Nelson Tom Bussa John Sites VI

Shelby County, IN Beaverton, OR Lahaina, HI LaSalle Peru, IL Grand Junction, CO

710.810% 550.000% 480.000% 436.000% 351.162%

David Agee Dale Schimmel Delaney Grinoldas Tony Morris XII

Saluki, IL UW Eau Claire, WI Bemidji University, Emory, VA

~w

100.000% 100.000% 95.238% 83.333%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Tom Dunwell Rollie Tuazon Shelby Way Merton Roberts Bill Jones VII

DIVISION 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd

Bob Miller C1Iuck Cooper Arnold Raudenbusch John Geary Daniel Bracy Guy Hamil ton

Family House, AK N. Country Club, AZ PPP, MD Scorpion, MN North Central, CT Center, OR

100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 100.000% 95.238% 95.238%

Roseville, MN Fil Am, CA Mesquite, TX Heb, TX Annapolis, MD

600.000% 468.181% 467.857% 337.500% 305.000%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

THE NO. 1 OVERALL CHAPTER PRESIDENT IN THE AREA OF RETENTION FOR 1979-80 JOE WUZCIK - DELAWAHE CIlY, DELAWARE - 110.000%

Richard Henderson Mike LaFlver J. Albert Sanchez Mike Irvine Scott Ross VI II

Waco, TX Lake C1Iarles, LA Laredo, TX Concord, CA Miami Beach, FL

415.929% 405.000% 331. 034% 245.000% 204.081%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

PERCENT DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

OVER I

BASE

Bruce Ogier Rob Frank Bill Orcutt Marv Bates Lawrence Gardner IX

Bold City 76, FL Old Sourdough, AK Oklahoma City, OK Anchorage, AK Mobile, AL

215.000% 205.000% 182.857% 176.190% 160.454%

Bruce Davis Bob Steele Terry Eastman Harold Tyner Billy Mapes II

Clever, MO Wentworth, MO Hayden Lake, ID Mt. Airy Area, NC Phelps, KY

586.666% 550.000% 395.833% 395.454% 365.714%

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

DIVISION

Dale Lovering William Hogner Paul Silva Edward Genter John Durso

Second To None, FL Stringtown Phoenix, APCI New Unit, FL APCI, FL Osborn, CT

OK

470.833% 468.000% 380.487% 320.512% 318.750%

1st
2nd

Dave House
Bill Morgan

Spring Hill,
Advance, MO

KS

737.623% 660.000%

PERCENT DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

OVER X

BASE

AWARD IDAHO Piedmont, MO Cherryville, NC DeRidder, LA Tobacco Road, GA Pompano Powerline, 800.000% 640.000% 545.000% 521.739% 352.380%

OF

EXCELLENCE

Alan Davis Ashley Houser Sam Jones ~~rvin Searle Larry Shepard XI

Fred Arnold Ron Branson Rob Holland ILLINOIS Anthony New Herschel Luckinbill

Boise Hayden Boise Lake

54

50
50

FL

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Statesville Oswego Land

Central

70
55

Jeff Rickey David Agee Dale Schimmel Drew Ogden Tony ~lorris XII

SWVCC, VA Saluki, IL UW Eau Claire, WI Franklin Pierce, NH Emory, VA

191. 666% 162.857% 140.000% 135.000% 110.000%

IOWA John Heithoff Bruce Leners Dave Maxson Duke Behnke Leo Monaghan Al Reusch Mark Hawker Don Walker Gary Weishaar Stan Isvik C. Dean Van Kampen Steve Vanderah KANSAS Council Bluff Estherville Wall Lake Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Fmmetsburgh Algona Fmmetsburg Pella Ankeny 74

65
55 54 54

DIVISION 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Arnold Raudenbusch Bill Stevens Daniel Bracy Bob Miller George Nipper

PPP, MD Last To Crash, NH North Central, CT Family House, AI< Giant, MN CHAPTER PRESIDENT OVER BASE FOR 1979-80 MISSOURI - 800.000%

485.000% 420.000% 247.619% 150.000% 136.000%

54
54 54

50
50 50

THE NO. 1 OVERALL IN THE AREA OF PERCENT ALAN DAVIS - PIIDDNT,

50

David

House

PRESIDENTIAL AS ARIZONA Les Craig ARKANSAS Boone Mullin Rick Murphy Mark Corely Rodney Sponamore Rick Hall Gary Bradshaw Ron NicodellRls FLORIDA OF

AWARD APRIL

OF 30,

EXCELLENCE 1980

Larry Sumner Greg Lancellotti Eric Mullins ~Iike Goodwin David Duranleau Bob Swafford Ace Chandler 101 Ray Imre Bill Nickum Brad Streeter Brent Thompson

Spring Hill Spring Hill Spring Hill SyJring Hill Spring Hill Whitewater Topeka Manhattan Overland Park Spring Hill ~~attan Shawnee

650 350 325 91 52 52 52 50 50

A Way Out

50 50 50

Walnut Ridge Texarkana Smackover Russelville Marianna Our Way Fort Smith

100 75

KENfUCII.'Y Billy Mapes Ronnie Larkins Harold Arnold Steve Elsvick ~1AlNE Gary Noyes Lewiston-Auburn 50 Phelps White Plains Greater Metro John Creek 318

60 58
51

53
51

50 50

50

Frank Scaramellino Fred Heinemann GEORGIA Jack C.amel Benny Brown rDAHO John Kennedy ferry Eastman

Coral Springs Central Broward

75 Oakland

50

~1ASSACHUSETIS Ralph Carter Medfield State

60

Douglasville McRae-Telfair

100

MINNESafA Tom Dunwell Duane Heverty Roseville Sanborn 113

66 50

Kamiah Hayden Lake

95
84

mSSOORI
Ben Caylor Higginsville 1015

AWARD

SOUTII DAKarA Chris Dilger Mike Sullivan Merrimack Allen Vineyard Eddie Traylor Glen WarrenBrewer West151StarBucks Donnie Palacious UniqueSt. Louis Ed Delorme Don EXCELLENCE WilliamGoldsmith Woodbara House PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIAHamilton NorthGroveSprings WASHINGTON Bob Hankins ALASKAStotlerDavisIron BellsTown Stonewood WISCONSIN F. RollaSOFlat PacificGarde CleverBorough 54 Salem81Port 61 6 Burns62 Rock 108 OrrickMound Falls 5 51 Suburban Butte52 52 Scotts 88 Salem58 SO Avant51Southern Walton2 Dickinson Claremont Columbus Blue 77 Brownfield 58 83 65 75 68 50 Buddy Randolph Wolfeboro Springs Bow 132 TomahSO Charles 190 53 Crestwood 55 Al 206 Aberdeen OF LowellA. Schroeder tarM:">untain County Ray Jones Crossville Greg Oak 289 Gainesville San 255 Antonio Tommy Richard Killeen 96 Greg Ennis 0 Berlin Nutter-Fort CCI 158 Portland Burkley Saratoga Shepherdstown East453 Cushing Palmyra Wappingero Raymond Trinity Longview Clarksburgh Rowlesburg Shephardstown Sally57 Cliff Perry Dent WEST VIRGINIA Carl Denny Melton

SO 101

Jim Mauck Ken Boen Spurlock RobertK.Mesner Jeff Bartel EXCELLENCE OREGON OF AWARD Paul TENNESSEE TEXAS Shank Gary

THE UNITED NATIONAL

STATES

JAYCEES HOLDERS

FOUR

OR MORE

EXTENSIONS 4 4
4 4 4
4

MEMBERSHIP

RECORD

FOR THE MOST MEMBERS RECRUITED BY A CHAPTER IN ONE YEAR SPRING HILL, KANSAS - 652 MEMBERS

FOR THE MOST BY A CHAPTER SPRING HILL,

EXTENSIONS IN ONE YEAR - 56 EXTENSIONS

KANSAS

International, AK Huntsville, AL Talladega, AL Roanoke Rapids, NC Sebring, FL Northeast Cobb, GA Woodstock, GA Hayden Lake, IN St. Charles, IL Oaktown, IN Hagerstown, MD Fairfax, MN

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

Clever, MO Rolla, MO Sidney, NB Minersville, PA North Bedford, PA North Hills, PA Roslyn, PA Garland, TX Little River Academy Mercedes, TX Mesquite, TX Puyallup, WA Durand Arkansaw, WI

4 4 4
4

4 4 4

FOR THE MOST MEMBERS BY A DISTRICT DIRECTOR BILL NICKUM - KANSAS

RECRUITED IN ONE YEAR Outstanding State Chaplains M. Keith Upson Awards

- 1,482 MEMBERS

FOR THE MOST EXTENSIONS BY A DISTRICT DIRECTOR IN ONE YEAR BILL NICKUM - KANSAS - 55 EXTENSIONS Outstanding State Executive Vice Presidents

CHAPTERS

WITH

10 OR MORE

EXTENSIONS

SPRING HILL, KANSAS - 56 Oak Grove, ~D .Asevi1.) e, NC n Smithfield, NC Clarksburg, v..v Charlotte, NC Lake Charles, LA Cherryville, NC Maui, HI Phelps, KY Odessa, MO Jacksonville, NC Palmyra, MO Dickinson, ND Last To Crash, NH CHAPTERS WITH 4 OR MORE
7 9 8 66 5 5 (; 6 29 15 15 14 12

12
12

M. Keith Upson Awards

11 11 11
10 10
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EXTENSIONS

D..1rham, Broken Peru, Portland, Fort Worth, Wentworth, MO Bucks, PA Cookeville, TN Brownfield, laSalleTX SuburbanIX Tomah, WI ORTX IL Colfax,Bow, NB Boise, ID Lufkin, NC Ennis, LA

Clint Dunagan Awards

Clint Dunagan

Awards

James Award

McKeithan

Memorial

John H. Arnbruster Memorial Award

Single

Project

Award Winners

Seiji Horiouchi

Award: Seldon Waldo Memorial Award

Individual Development State Chairmen

Community Development State Chairmen Outstanding Winners 1st 2nd Chapter Management Chairmen State 3rd State Publication Winners Statewide Project

1st 2nd Bill Butler Memorial Award 3rd

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One Year Milestone Speak Up Winners Dennis Hamilton Awards 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd Clayton C. William Brownfield Memorial Award 3rd 1st

Frost Memorial

Award

Charles Award

Kulp, Jr. Memorial

Don Cavalli

Memorial

Award

John H. Arnbruster Mrmorial Award Wayne McCall Memorial Award

Harold Award

A. Marks

Memorial

Charles Award

Kulp, Jr. ~~morial

Presidential Honor

Award

of

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