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Postmaster: Please Send Form 3579 to: SUPREME LODGE, SP JST, P.O. Box 100, Temple, Texas 76503 VOLUME 80 NUMBER 47 ISSN---07458800 December 2, 1992
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Workshop helps to clarify objectives On November 14th, the District Youth • Ways to increase the time allowed Counselors (DYCs) met to evaluate and for craft viewing at SYAD. recommend improvements to the SPJST • Improvement in the implementation youth program. They are as follows: Dis of the "Special Category" at SYAD. trict I DYC Susan Skrabanek; District II • Rescheduling of SYAD to accom DYC Patsy Koslovsky, District III DYC modate travelers who begin school Bessie Petr; District IV DYC Sandra the next day. Jansa; District V DYC ~ Improvements in Maric Stayton; District VI DYC Karen da and Royalty Kaspar, and newly competition. elected District VI DYC recommenda DYC Marci Dorotík; (ions and proposals will and District VII DYC be presented to the Maxine Pavliska. SPJST Board of Direc Briefly, some of the ;:ors for approval at their items discussed were: next scheduled meeting 1. Youth Rule Book District II DYC Patsy Koslovsky in January. stresses a point during workshop. Our goal: To work amendments A. Clarification of together as a "team" to SYAD guidelines. encourage our youth, in a fraternal spirit, B. SPJST Scholarship clarification. to develop their democratic and social 2. Camp and district training dates. skills so that they can make their contribu 3. Guidelinesfor improving articles tion to our country. presentedto the Vestnik We realize that you have a choice. The Additional concerns addressed by the Youth Department is working together to DYCswere: make SPJST youth clubs your choice both • Assessment of the LIT program and now and in the future. how it can more effectively prepare Fraternally Submitted, the teenager for additional leader Joni Lange ship roles within SPJST and the State Youth Director community. -SPJST-
S.L. President Howard Leshikar, left, presents first place trophy to the Division "A" Team, Lodge No. 17, New Tabor.
Lodge No. New Tabor captures title in SPJST Volleyball Tournament Lodge No. 66, Waco wins B-Division SPJST Lodge No. 17, New Tabor cap tured the First Place title at the SPJST
State Volleyball Tournament held November 21 at the Temple Recreation Center in Temple. Second place honors went to the team representing Lodge No. 154, Fort Worth. All winners were as follows: There were two categories of play in the tournament-A and B. Explanation of an "A" team is that spiking was per mitted. Power spiking was not allowed in the "B" category. "A" DIVISION
First Place-Lodge 17, New Tabor Second Place-Lodge 154, Fort Worth Third Place-Lodge 17, New Tabor
"B" DIVISION
First Place-Lodge 66, Waco Second Place-Lodge 200, Bruceville Eddy. Our congratulations to all winners and a big thank you to all of the participants and spectators. We encourage many new teams to join us in 1993. Due to many requests, we will be low -ering the age requirement on players.
Next year, players must be at least 15 years old on the day of the tournament. We hope that your lodge plans to join usin 1993. Fraternally, Frank Klinkovsky, State FAC -SPJST., LodgeNo.17, New Tabor, pic tured left court, slams volleyball during one of their games with Lodge No. 154, Fort Worth. New Tabor went on to win the tournament. Photos of other teams that com peted in the SPJST State Volleyball Tour nament are pic tured on page four.
Fall DYC Workshop participants, from left, are: S.L. President Howard Leshikar, SYD Joni Lange, Marci Dorotík, Bessie Petr, Maxine Pavliska, Karen Kaspar! Marie Stayton, Susan Skrabanek, Patsy Koslovsky and Sandra Jansa.