Mick S opened the meeting at the Pyramid Event Venue at 12:15pm and led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance followed with the Four-Way Test.
Guests
None
Student Rotarians
Happy Bucks
Scott E - Ed H joined Scott for a pickle ball game. Scott took his grandson to an old fishing spot and his grandson caught his first northern
Ed H - Daughters birthday last week, and played pickle ball with Scott E
Ann - Dropped her daughter off at UW Stevens Point over the weekend. 25th wedding anniversary tomorrow. Africa has been declared polio-free.
Jenny M - Happy to be at the meeting in person, her youngest daughter turned 18, represented the new york life foundation in the giving of a $100,000 grant to the goodman center in madison
Amy - Went to the lake mills market for the 3 min shopping spree. Theresa Schroeder filled a cart with over $1000 of fish and meet. Played golf with her family over the weekend
Fines
None
Birthdays
Becky J, Kyler K
CLUB BUSINESS - Announcements and committee reports
TY note: Maggie Pulzine for being selected for rotary scholarship
Ed H - next week our first student is attending. Lakeside students should drive themselves and wear a mask. No details yet from lake mills
Amy - The beer wine committee is meeting after the meeting today about the car raffle
PROGRAM
Ken Stetson - Spent 31 years in education, 27 of which were spent in Chicago schools. Ken read a poem by Charles Ives about pretty good not being enough if you want to be great. He spoke of a program called universities without walls in which the model of graduation is not based on credit hours. The program required competence and academic progress to graduate by approval of a committee. Ken had a large role in the program, but it has since faded in popularity.
