Link Crew As A Role Model

I was delegated the position of President of the club in the beginning of sophomore year. By this time, all the upperclassmen had graduated. A club of nineteen, was now a club of three. In addition, the teacher who facilitated the club for three years, and appointed me the position, left our school. To further add to the situation, the newly chosen Vice President left the club unexpectedly. Now, there were only two people left in the club. I had a lot of hard work ahead but thought of it as an opportunity to grow this club in new ways. I wanted to encourage students with no experience to join. I wanted to encourage students who could not afford a ski trip to join. I wanted to encourage

While going to school, I consitentily worked a part-time job of at least 25-35 hours a week. My boss was never too lenient with our employees requesting time off work so there was many of hours I had to explain the importance of this club to me. I honestly just wanted to work all the time and save up for my own car. My parents never made much money and if I ever wanted something in life, then I better start working for it. I knew all work and no "play" wasn't want me, my parents', or God wanted from me. Being in FBLA gave me a feeling of accomplishment that I never received in any other aspects of my life. Leadership and business is where my heart and mind

Statistics have shown that students who participate in an after-school club during high school show better academic performance and it also gave them a feeling of closeness to other members of the club. High school experience is much more enjoyable if a student is involved in an extracurricular activity. Students will know where they belong, and their once felt loneliness will be gone. California Scholarship Federation (CSF) is a state-wide organization that engages in many fun service programs throughout the year. In addition to that, CSF recognizes students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievements. CSF welcomes students from freshmen to seniors, and rewards members for doing good deeds. The number one thing I want to accomplish before I graduate from high school is to become the president of CSF club because I enjoy giving volunteer services to my community and it's a perfect opportunity for me to meet new friends.

In fact, it was the same tour I went on in 4-H as a fourth grader, so I knew what they felt when I saw the amazement on their faces. Being a member shapes students as an individual and is for anyone who wants to make a difference. As a member students are blessed with the opportunities to come together and help others; the opportunities include: raising money for charities, helping food ministries, helping animals, and introducing the younger generation to 4-H and FFA, which go hand in

I was determined to be accepted into this club, because I wanted to feel accomplished in my highschool career and to be proud of myself.

In Key Club, we do activities with the Kiwanis group and for our community. A great program that we do is the mentoring program for the kids in the elementary to connect the high schoolers with the elementary kids. My mentees have all been great kids, but not all of them have the best home life. This gives me more drive to brighten their day anyway I can. For me, it has been a very gratifying experience to see my mentees become better students and kids because they have someone positive to look up to.

When I applied for Link Crew, I wasn’t sure I’d make it into the group. I’m very glad that I’ve had the opportunity to be a part of it. I’ve gained many things such as leadership skills and how to have patience in the most difficult situations.

Dedicated to its mission of service and leadership, The Links, Incorporated’s members are corporate and civic leaders; lawmakers and judiciary; medical and healthcare providers; role models,

As a result, understanding and embodying this idea is another important aspect for those considered to be well rounded individuals. Service to the community builds connection and helps those in need, which in turn builds character ensuring that everyone benefits. Thus, my association with the marching band and lacrosse team and the service we do within those groups is an extremely important part of my character. I have also extended this service within my youth group and volunteered to help out sports events and others in the community. Furthermore, the service done with the school or in the name of the school has exemplified the character and true quality of Central Dauphin students. Thus, through the importance of service and what I believe I have contributed through it, I think that my embodiment of this quality qualifies me for membership in

I am honored to be nominated by teachers and fellow peers to become a member of Connect Crew. Ultimately my interest in Connect Crew can be connected to my love in assisting others, however my fascination with Connect crew can be traced way back to my first year. Throughout my freshman year, and especially on my first day at HSHMC I was astonished by the chemistry of the schools community. My first day on campus I was immediately approached and greeted by upperclassmen. I can distinctly remember a very welcoming atmosphere, something I would have never expected going to your typical high school. With this experience, and the help of connect crew I would like to build on the school’s community, and welcome the lowerclassmen into a safe HSHMC

As an officer of multiple clubs, I help underclassmen find their place at Anacortes High.

As a Vice President in this club I felt strongly about including opinions from various different types of students. I believe that a full representation of the student body includes not just one perspective, but various. Also, I was very active in getting the resources for my class, so we had the funds to complete activities that were very important to us. I did so by organizing many fundraisers throughout the year. One in particular was Chipotle Night. Which is in collaboration with the restaurant chain. A night is promoted where students go purchase food there and a percentage of the sales comes back to the fundraiser.

Reasons why I'm interested in being a CYF member is because it is important to be involved within the community and activities within it and me being a member could get me motivated to join more and be apart of more groups and foundations all tho i'm not involved with school sports or activities the ones i am involved in taught me in order to be successful in life you have to sacrifice and that plays a big role in life.

My purpose as an individual is to enlighten my surrounding, therefore spreading positivity that will impact my school. I am a leader of a club called Fellowship of Christian Athletes-adolescent that cherishes every individual and honors any athlete or who have managed to survive a difficult situation. My club lets the future generations know that they are not alone. In the meetings, our club has guest speakers that give testimonies on their personal story and how they were able to gain control of the situation. Each testimony demonstrates their growth, having students listen to similar situations creates hope within them.

First, being a plus member means to be a mentor. A mentor helps guide people in the right direction. The way this works is we don’t tell them how to live their lives we help them find different ways to deal with obstacles they may run into in their lives. Another way we can be mentors