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Texas State Organization Five Star Award Newsletter

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
Eta Zeta, Chapter 174, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas DKG Vision Statement:
Texas State Organization, Area 9 Leading Women Educators, Impacting Education Worldwide

Volume 56, Issue 3 The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International promotes
January/February 2019 professional and personal growth of women educators and
excellence in education.

Lisa Bagley, Editor lisa@bagleyworks.com

Message from
Margo Date: March 25, 2019

Dear Sisters of Eta Zeta Chapter, Time: 5:00 pm to eat and socialize
6:00 pm meeting start
Now that we have fully ushered in the
year 2019, we are poised and ready Location: West Mesquite HS Li-
to continue the mission of DKG and brary
our responsibilities for Eta Zeta Chap-
2500 Memorial Blvd.
Mesquite, TX 75149
ter.
(972) 882-7600
A warm thank you to all members who were able to attend the
first meeting of the year on January 26, 2019. Our thoughts
were certainly of those members unable to attend. The pro-
gram was informative, enlightening and engaging and the
meeting was informative as well and quite productive. Every President: Margo Baines
member will continue to receive the chapter newsletter, so be First Vice President: Diana Gonzalez
sure to read about our meeting in the minutes of the next edi-
tion. Second Vice President: Tabitha Pruitt
Recording Secretary: Beverly Leonard
There are four months remaining in the first year of the 2018-
2020 Biennium. While there has been so much to learn, there Corresponding Secretary: Lisa Bagley
remains much more to learn and to do. Again, our newsletter Treasurer: Mary Claire Welch
will provide information for chapter, state and international and
remind you to save important DKG dates. Please note the dates Parliamentarian: Evelyn Hamilton
in your calendars. Please know too, your Executive Board would Immediate Past President: Mary Bixler
be so pleased to have more members attend our chapter
meetings, the Coordinating Council of Dallas Luncheon, and the Webmaster: Leigh Taylor
TSO Convention in Arlington, going forward.

As always, thank you for your support, participation, and willing-

ness to serve in areas where needed. I am looking forward to Eta Zeta Press wants to know….we are looking forward to
an exciting second half of the year, and I certainly hope you are hearing from you!
too. Together, we can make it happen. Contact: Lisa Bagley
Corresponding Secretary
Yours in Sisterhood,
By Mail: 8406 Baumgarten Drive
Margo Baines Dallas, Texas 75228
President, Eta Zeta By Email: lisa@bagleyworks.com
By Phone: (214) 770-2551
Our next newsletter will be published in early April. We would
love to include your news and pictures!

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 January-February Inspiration
Education is the passport to the
August 27
St. Luke “Community” United Methodist Church
future, for tomorrow belongs to
5710 E. R. L. Thornton Freeway, Dallas, TX 75223 those who prepare for it today.
Program: Salad Supper. Members will share food and friendship and engage
in “get acquainted” activities. ~~Malcolm X
September 4
Chubby’s Family Restaurant
11331 E. Northwest Highway #105f, Dallas, TX 75238
Program: Elections 2018: What we need to know, featuring speaker Eliza-
beth Wally

October 22
Spring Creek Barbeque New Chat Feature on DKG
12835 Preston Rd., Dallas, TX 75230
Program: Holllywood and Homelessness—Like Me?
International Website
November 26 If you need the answer to a question quickly, try the new chat
La Calle Doce feature on the DKG website! The chat box, pinned at the
1925 Skillman Ave., Dallas, TX 75206
bottom right of the website, is available during Headquarter’s
Program: Social Media—Connect or Disconnect?
business hours, 7:30 am to 6:30 pm CST, Monday through Fri-
January 28 day. Leave a message at other times and someone will re-
West Mesquite HS Library spond the next day.
2500 Memorial Blvd, Mesquite, TX 75149
Program: Tab Teaches Yoga , featuring Eta Zeta 2nd Vice President Tabitha Originally intended to unlock accounts, the chat feature also
Pruitt allows members to ask questions about
scholarships, forms and more. Chat moni-
February 25
S.M. Seabourn Elementary tors have responded to over 550 requests in
2249 Picadilly Blvd., Mesquite, TX 75149 a little over a month! They are there to help
Program: Suicide: Let’s Talk About It you!

March 25
West Mesquite HS Library
2500 Memorial Blvd, Mesquite, TX 75150
Program: Standards and Norms for Professional Learning Communities, fea-
turing Eta Zeta Corresponding Secretary Lisa Bagley

April 6
Lakewood Country Club, 10:00 am
6430 Gaston Avenue, Dallas, TX 75214 Eta Zeta Birthday Wishes
Program: Spring Luncheon of Coordinating Council of Dallas County
December
May 13
Highland Park Cafeteria Leigh Taylor December 7
1200 N. Buckner Blvd, Dallas, TX 75218 Tabitha Pruitt December 26
Program: Founders’ Day Celebration and Eta Zeta’s 56th Chapter Birthday.
Sandra Foster Brown December 28
June 20-22 Margo Baines December 31
Arlington Convention Center Melanie Moseley December 31
1200 Ballpark Way, Arlington, TX 76011
Program: 90th Texas State Organization Convention January
Liz Taheri January 2
**Unless otherwise noted, all Chapter meetings begin at 6:00 pm, with
members eating and socializing beginning at 5:00 pm**
February
Sandra Woodruff February 20

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By Lisa Bagley
By Diana Gonzalez
The word “yoga” in Sanskrit means “union”. Yoga can be
Our February meeting, held at S.M. Seabourn Elementary
thought of as a union of the body, the spirit, and the mind.
School in Mesquite ISD, aimed to help our members under-
Daily practice with yoga movements and breathing techniques
stand trends in suicide, suicidal thoughts and mental illness
can help one feel calmer and alleviate some of the aches and
among schoolchildren today. The program was facilitated by
pains of daily living. Many people think of yoga as a very
Diana Gonzalez, who shared her personal stories of loved ones
strenuous activity, but yoga movements can be just as effec-
lost to suicide. Our presenter was Christi Elkins, Crisis Interven-
tive when done gently and seated.
tion Counselor at West Mesquite High School.
Our January meeting focused on a few seated yoga stretches
Christi informed us that mental health conditions overall are on
and breathing exercises that can be done easily by anyone in
the rise among schoolchildren, and that it’s estimated that
almost any physical condition. Diana Gonzalez began by shar-
about 20% of children aged 13-18 currently experience mental
ing how she used the yogic breathing techniques in her class-
health issues. Fifty percent of children who experience a men-
room to calm students, especially at the beginning of day and
tal health condition will drop out of school, and seventy per-
before high-stakes testing. Lisa Bagley then took members
cent of incarcerated youth have a mental health condition.
through a series of calming breathing exercises, then into
These statistics indicate that identification and treatment of
seated stretches and finally through yoga positions designed
these disorders should be a top priority for parents and
to strengthen the spine and alleviate stiffness.
schools. However, studies show that, on average, it takes eight
To learn more about gentle yoga, seated yoga and yogic to ten years after identification of a disorder for the child to
breathing and how these practices can help improve your receive treatment.
overall health and well-being, try the websites below. There
Christi discussed the warning signs of acute and chronic risk of
are also excellent instruction videos available on YouTube.
suicide, and the function of a Police Welfare Check—law en-
Enjoy!
forcement can check up on individuals whose family members
https://www.healthline.com/health/fitness-exercise/chair- are concerned about their safety. She stressed that one should
yoga-for-seniors#1 NEVER ignore warning signs of suicidal thoughts in loved ones,
and that getting help shouldn't be seen as shameful or secre-
https://chopra.com/articles/chair-yoga-flow-for-all-levels
tive.
https://www.yogajournal.com/poses/types/pranayama
Useful numbers to assist with Police Welfare Checks or suicide
prevention are:

• Dallas Police Department: (214) 744-4444

• Mesquite Police Department: (972) 285-6336

• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: (800) 273-8255

In an emergency, remember to ALWAYS call 9-1-1, however!

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 Betty Hudson Cooke, age 84, passed Dear Area IX Sisters:
away September 30, 2018 in San An-
tonio, Texas. Betty was born to Welcome to February! If you are like
Charles Hudson and Lillian Gray Hud- me, you are still wondering what hap-
son on April 9, 1934, and was raised pened to January. Time is passing too
on the family ranch near Utopia in quickly. February is one of my favorite
Uvalde County. Betty was diagnosed months, because it is a month filled with giving appreciation
at age 14 with Type 1 Diabetes and for our loved ones, friends, and taking care of our heart. My
lived well beyond all her doctor's expectations. Betty first attend- DKG chapter is filled with friends and
ed Utopia schools and then transferred to Sabinal High school people who help me throughout the
where she was crowned the first Homecoming Queen in 1950 year, and who also need to be appreci-
and graduated in 1951. In 1955, Betty graduated from Baylor ated. This month, I challenge each of
University with a degree in education and also received her Mas- you to reach out and let your chapter
ters from Trinity University of San Antonio. Betty met the love of members know how much you appre-
her life, Herbert Vernon Cooke Jr. and they married in 1958. They
ciate them. Together, each one of us
spent their first ten years of their marriage in San Antonio where
in Area IX are struggling with maintaining and increasing our
they both taught school. The couple moved to Dallas in 1968.
membership. One of the best ways we can do that is to
Betty was a long-time DKG member, transferring into the Eta Zeta treasure and honor our own chapter members. So reach out
chapter from the Zeta Beta chapter in San Antonio in 1969. She and send Valentines to each member. Create and find an-
served as 1st Vice President of Zeta Beta from 1966-1968., and other way to say how much you appreciate each member.
was the President of Zeta Beta from 1968-1969. Additionally,
Look around you and find the people
Betty was a member of the following Eta Zeta committees:
who should be in our organization
• Program Committee 1969-1971; 1971-1972 and are not. Honor these people by
inviting them to learn with the rest of
• Courtesy Committee 1970-1971
your chapter members. Together we
• Social Arrangements Committee 1971-1972 can support, honor and appreciate
each of our amazing members. So
• Professional Affairs Committee 1972-1974; 1978-1980; 1982-
how are you going to honor and appreciate your DKG mem-
1984; (Co-Chairman) 1990-1992 (Co-Chairman)
bers?
• Achievements Committee 1974-1976
If you or your chapter needs help
• Research Committee 1976-1978; 1980-1982; 1986-1988 with a recruitment plan, please
• Ceremonials Committee 1984-1986 reach out to me or Patti Belknap.
We would love to come and do the
• World Fellowship Committee 1988-1990 recruitment plan for you. Don’t
• Membership Committee 1992-1994 forget to register for the State DKG
convention in Arlington! See you
• Legislation Committee 1994-1996
there!
• Necrology Committee 1997-1998
Happy February, Everyone!
Betty became a Reserve Member of Eta Zeta in 2002, and re-
turned to San Antonio in 2011. Thank you, Betty, for your many Jennifer Bernabo
years of dedicated service to DKG and our Eta Zeta chapter. You
will most definitely be missed! Area IX Coordinator

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 2018 Unifying Project Chapter Local Project
Community Partners of Dallas’ Rainbow Room
Supports Literacy
The Unifying Project for the 2018 Texas State Organization is Sto-
rybook Christmas. Since its inception in 1991, Storybook Christ-
1215 Skiles St., Dallas, TX 75204
(214) 624-7557 phone
mas has provided over 430,000 new books for underprivileged (214) 624-7667 fax
children. Ann Badolati Roznovsky, a recently-deceased honorary www.cpdtx.org
member of Zeta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, initiated the
joint project of the Waco Tribune-Herald and the Central Texas
Literacy Coalition. Mrs. Roznovsky characterized the gift of books The Community Partners of Dallas’ Rainbow Room
as “the first step...to break the endless cycle of illiteracy and the is our Chapter Local Project. Below is a wish list of
poverty that accompanies illiteracy.” As leading women educa- items they need on an ongoing basis. Please do-
tors, DKG members can help Storybook Christmas bridge the gap
nate if you can!
between illiteracy and literacy. More in-
formation is available at
Rainbow Room Needs:
www.storybookchristmas.org .
Clothing—2T-5T toddler clothing for boys and girls

DKG International Projects Undergarments—Infant socks and toddler socks

Schools for Africa
https://www.dkg.org/DKGMember/ProgramsProjects/ Shoes—Size 7, 8, 9 and 10 tennis shoes for boys
Schools_for_Africa/DKGMember/Schools_for_Africa_SD.aspx? and girls
hkey=5f9432b4-c387-444b-9193-05707a1dcc24

S.E.E. (Support for Early Career Educators) Formula—Basic formulas including Similac Advance
https://www.dkg.org/DKGMember/ProgramsProjects/
Supporting_Early-career_Educators/DKGMember/
Support_for_Early_Career_Educators.aspx?hkey=8067ff62-1183- Diapers—Diapers in sizes preemie, newborn, 1, 5
4c31-a2f8-12df06b35209
and 6, boys and girls pullups, wipes

Hygiene Items—African American hair products

Household Cleaning Supplies—Clothing detergent,

Members, please note the following… Windex, paper towels, dish soap, floor soap
• Barbara Stoddard has suffered a broken hip and is currently
recuperating in rehab at the Villages at Lake Highlands. Books—Baby board books
Please keep Barbara in your prayers! If you wish to send her
flowers or a card, please send them to her home address:
Toys—New, unwrapped toys for boys and girls ages
8516 Sikorski Lane, Dallas, TX 75228
10-18 for birthday gifts (Lego's, scrapbooking mate-
• CDCC Luncheon: Luncheon tickets are $33.00. Deadline for rials, craft kits, sports balls, etc.)
payment is March 22, 2019. Please remit your payment by
mail to Mary Claire Welch, Treasurer, 4 Ryddington Place,
Dallas, TX 75230. We are looking forward to a great turn out
Child Proofing Supplies—Outlet covers, cabinet
from Eta Zeta Chapter! locks, baby gates

• Uniform Initiative for the Adoption of Homeless Stu- Baby Items—Baby wash, baby lotion, bottles, pacifi-
dents. The cost of a uniform is $22.00. If you volunteered to
purchase or would like to volunteer to make a contribution
ers, receiving blankets, diaper rash cream
for the purchase of uniforms, please be prepared with pay-
ment. This is not a budgeted initiative for the chapter, but
grew out of our focus for the homeless program. High school
students were identified through the efforts of Bradley Sue
Howell and Evelyn Hamilton.

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 NEW Membership Category
Who, What, Where, When, Why & How!

WHO? Undergraduate or graduate students who fit one of the following:

Undergraduate enrolled in an institution offering an education degree and have the intent to continue academically and pro-
fessionally in the field of education.
Must be enrolled within the last two years of their undergraduate education degree (documentation should show this).
Graduate student collegiate members shall have graduate standing in an institution offering an education degree and have
the intent to continue academically and professionally in the field of education.

WHAT?

Collegiate members will participate in activities of the chapter but are not allowed to hold an office.
Collegiate members years-of-membership will count toward eligibility for TSO Scholarships

WHERE?

Membership should be in a chapter in the geographic location where the student is attending a university. Some special con-
ditions may apply if student is a commuter or on-line student.
When a student completes her degree and starts her career as a paid educator, she will pay active member dues and begin
her career as an active member. If she needs to transfer chapters due to employment in another area, TSO will assist
her in finding a chapter for this purpose.

WHEN?

RIGHT NOW! Chapters may begin inviting collegiate members during this 2018-2019 Membership year!
The current membership/dues & fees chart, found on the TSO Website Treasurer’s Page shows what a collegiate member
shall pay.

WHY & HOW?

Get the word out! Members in chapters where a school or district has student teachers should look critically at these young
women as prospective members.
This may be our largest and most important group of potential members anywhere in the field of teacher education. They
are eager to begin teaching and open to learning their craft. DKG can be a powerful influence.
Schedule a time to talk to young women who are on college/university campuses where you live. Take them the brochure
“A Journey for Life” and ask them to share this with others they know in their education classes.
Ask college/university faculty if you may leave some of these free brochures in their student teaching and advising offices.
You can get the brochures from DKG International for just the price of postage. They come in packs of 25. Put chapter
name and contact information on the back of the brochure so students can reach out to you.

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 DELTA KAPPA GAMMA
Eta Zeta Chapter
January 28, 2019

Minutes
Members Present: Margo Baines, Jane Walker, Bradley Sue Howell, Mary Bixler, Jennie Morrison, Evelyn Hamilton, Mary Claire
Welch, Seretha Merchant, Beverly Leonard, Lisa Bagley, Diana Gonzalez, Leigh Taylor, Joanne Szalay, and Judy Bryant (14)
Location: West Mesquite High School, 2500 Memorial Parkway, Mesquite, Texas
Socialization: Members dined and fellowshipped together.
Welcome: The meeting began at 6:00 p.m. Margo Baines, President, welcomed everyone. She thanked Lisa Bagley for making the
arrangements for Eta Zeta Chapter to meet at West Mesquite High School.

Introduction of Presenters: This evening’s program is entitled “Uniting in Yoga.” The term yoga means to unite in mind, spirit, and
body. Lisa Bagley and Diana Gonzalez were introduced as the presenters.

Program
“Uniting in Yoga” Diana Gonzalez shared how she uses yoga breathing techniques in her classroom. She starts with breathing
exercises to help her students to destress. She stated that members can use these breathing techniques to help them in their dai-
ly lives. Lisa Bagley shared an article called, “Chair Yoga.” She led the members through each of the exercises shared in the article.
The members had a great time and enjoyed doing these exercises. Kudos to Diana and Lisa!

Acknowledgement of Presenters: Margo Baines acknowledged the presenters.

Business Meeting
Call to Order: Margo Baines, President, called the meeting to order.

We welcomed a guest, Lucy Ellis, a friend of our member, Jean Morrison. Lucy is interested in becoming a member of Eta Zeta
Chapter.

Inspiration: Mary Claire Welch shared a story about her friend, Camille. Camille was an elderly lady who was always on the go. At
96 years of age, she didn’t let her age slow her down. Mary Claire termed Camille’s vigor and vim for life , “The Camille Effect.”
The Camille Effect encourages us all to remember to keep going no matter our age. It was a very touching inspirational.

Minutes: The November 26, 2018 meeting minutes were read and accepted as presented.

The President’s Report: Margo Baines shared the following information:

• Our 2019 TSO Convention will take place in Arlington, Texas June 20-22, 2019. For the convention, ASTEF has asked each
chapter to donate a gift card of $10 or more for the ASTEF silent auction gift baskets. The proceeds will be used to fund
scholarships, leadership and local projects that impact Texas educators, students, and children in our local DKG communities.
A motion was made by Seretha Merchant to withdraw $25 from our funds to purchase a gift card. Bradley Sue Howell se-
conded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.

• DKG has established a new membership category to help drive membership. It is the Collegiate category. The goal is to induct
undergraduate or graduate students as prospective members. In addition, she reiterated Eta Zeta’s membership drive to re-
cruit members from several local schools by distributing DKG brochures to the teachers. A plan will be in effect by the Mem-
bership Committee.
• SW Region News was shared concerning the International Conference on Technology. It will take place July 16-17, 2019 in
Costa Mesa, California.

• TSO timelines and deadlines for various applications under different categories were shared.

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Necrology Report: Joanne Szalay, Archives Chair, gave a necrology update with regards to our member Betty Cooke. Necrology
Form 2 was submitted by Mary Claire Welch to the TSO.

Treasurer’s Report: Mary Claire Welch, Treasurer, reminded members that dues will be due again in March because the fiscal
year has changed. As of today, we have a balance of $6,483.04. The report was accepted and approved as presented.

Fundraising Report: Mary Claire Welch, Fundraiser Chair, stated that a profit of $566.59 was made with the poinsettia fundraiser.

Correspondence Report: Lisa Bagley, Communications and Publicity Chair, stated that our October/November newsletter has
been sent out. Hardcopies were sent to reserve members and to the members without emails.
Submissions for the December/January newsletter is due by Friday, February 1, 2019.

Programs/Project Report: Diana Gonzalez, Programs/Project Chair, reminded members that we are collecting items for The Rain-
bow Room. We will also collect in February. We collected $85 toward this cause today.
She also reminded members that we will collect donations from members to purchase uniforms for two homeless students. Eve-
lyn Hamilton will contact the counselor at Lincoln High School to get the name and uniform sizes (shirt/blouse and pants) of a stu-
dent we will adopt. Bradley Sue Howell will contact the counselor at Woodrow Wilson and retrieve the same information.

Personal and Professional Growth Report: Seretha Merchant, Personal and Professional Growth Chair, asked members for input
and suggestions on up-coming events, exhibits, performances, and panel discussions that will help further our personal and pro-
fessional growth and development. Jean Morrison shared an event coming soon to the Allen Public Library. She is going to attend
to hear about a woman who was a Buffalo Soldier.

Courtesy Committee: Happy Birthday to Leigh Taylor, Tabitha Pruitt, Sandra Brown Foster, Margo Baines, Melanie Moseley, and
Liz Taheri! Debbie Duke and Sandra Foster Brown send greetings. Mary Bixler welcomed two precious grandbabies into the world!
Jennie Morrison’s grandson received his degree in bioengineering in Spain! Liza Bagley’s mom is doing better! Great news! Pray-
ers going up for Diana Gonzalez’s mom. Let’s keep each other lifted in prayer.

Announcements:
• The Coordinating Council of Dallas County Luncheon is April 6, 2019. The cost is $33. Mary Claire Welch will begin accepting
checks. Please plan to send her your check or have it available at the next meeting. Please plan to attend.
• There will no longer be a PACE award.
• Diana Gonzalez is working on the Annie Extravaganza Project/Show.
• During our 2019 planning meeting, our first meeting in September has been scheduled. It will be “DKG Technology Today.”
Lisa Bagley will facilitate.
• Our next meeting will be February 25, 2019 at Seabourn Elementary School, 2249 Picadilly Blvd., Mesquite.
• Diana Gonzalez, Vice President, will preside over the meeting.

After the singing of the Delta Kappa Gamma Song, the meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
Submitted by Beverly Leonard, Recording Secretary

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 DELTA KAPPA GAMMA
Eta Zeta Chapter
February 25, 2019

Minutes
Members Present: Diana Gonzalez, Beverly Leonard, Bradley Sue Howell, Jane Walton, Joanne Szalay, Mary Claire Welch, Norma
Matthews, Seretha Merchant, Evelyn Hamilton, Mary Bixler, Jean Morrison, Leigh Taylor, and Judy Morrison.

Location: S. M. Seabourn Elementary Library, 2249 Picadilly Blvd., Mesquite, TX 75149

Welcome: The meeting began at 6:00 p.m. Diana Gonzalez, Vice President, welcomed everyone.

Introduction of Presenter: Diana Gonzalez introduced our speaker, Christi Elkins, Intervention Counselor at West Mesquite High School.

Program: “Suicide: Let’s Talk About It” Mrs. Elkins stated that suicide and thoughts of suicide among students are on the rise. She gave
members a very informative PowerPoint handout that showed statistics and other important information concerning this serious prob-
lem. She stated that everyone who works with students should be educated and trained in this area. Her presentation was eye-opening.

Acknowledgement of Presenter: Diana Gonzalez acknowledged the presenter.

BUSINESS MEETING

Call to Order: Diana Gonzalez called the meeting to order.

Inspiration: Diana Gonzalez read the following quote by Lao Tzu, “Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving some-
one deeply gives you courage.” She shared two stories of suicide by those she knew and loved.

Approval of Minutes (January 28, 2019)

Treasurer's Report: Mary Claire Welch, Treasurer, reported that as of today our balance is $5,435. The treasurer’s report was accepted
and approved.

Programs / Project Report: Diana Gonzalez, Program/Projects Chair, asked members to please send her any pictures that they may
have of projects that we have completed.

Homeless Students Uniform Report: Evelyn Hamilton reported that this project will be completed before our next meeting. Donations
were collected from members and will be used to purchase 2-3 uniforms for a student from James Madison High School and a student
from Woodrow Wilson High School.

Announcements:
• Mary Claire Welch attended the CCDC meeting. The luncheon will be April 6, 2019 at Lakewood Country Club. The cost for this event
is $33. She is collecting money for this event. This year’s theme is, “Building Bridges with Blanton.” Check-in is 9:30 a.m. and the
luncheon is 10:00 a.m.
• Our 2019 TSO Convention will be held in Arlington, Texas, June 20-22. Please make plans to attend.
• Mary Claire Welch showed members the teacher gift bags that will be placed in teacher boxes or on tables for the purpose of re-
cruiting new members from local schools.
• Jean Morrison won a free bed and breakfast trip to San Marcos, Texas from the National Public Radio station. Congratulations, Jean!

After the singing of the Delta Kappa Gamma Song, the meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
Submitted by Beverly Leonard, Recording Secretary

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