| YR |
RI THEME |
DISTRICT THEME |
DG |
CLUB |
| 07-08 |
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Dick Lohmiller |
Cupertino |
| 06-07 |
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Russ Hobbs |
Sunnyvale (2008 Santa Cruz) |
| 05-06 |
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Arlene Greenberg |
Morgan Hill |
| 04-05 |
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Century Builders
Building Bridges |
Ron Sekkel |
Scotts Valley |
| 03-04 |
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C. Donald (Don) Allen |
Cupertino |
| 02-03 |
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Kahuna |
Brad R. Howard |
Oakland Sunrise |
| 01-02 |
Mankind is our Business |
A Vintage Year |
Gayle Fry Tully |
Castro Valley |
| 00-01 |
Create Awareness…
Take Action |
Service
To Your Club,
Your Community,
Your World |
Karl Stucki |
Oakland |
| 99-00 |
Act with Consistency,
Credibility,
Continuity |
Ride The Winds
Of Change |
Denny Weisgerber |
Milpitas |
| 98-99 |
Follow Your Rotary Dream |
Celebrate the Millennium |
Neal J. Hoffman |
Santa Clara |
| 97-98 |
Show Rotary Cares |
For Your Community,
For Our World,
For
Its People |
James V. Mealey |
Hayward |
| 96-97 |
Build the Future
with Action and
Vision |
Continue The Spirit |
Carolyn A. Schuetz |
Hayward South |
| 95-96 |
Act with Integrity
Serve with Love
Work for Peace |
|
James G. Walker |
Cupertino |
| 94-95 |
Be A Friend |
|
Dwight W. Perry |
Castro Valley |
| 93-94 |
Believe in what you can do
Do what
you believe in |
|
Ivan Cornelius |
San Leandro |
| 92-93 |
Real Happiness is
Helping Others |
|
David A. Heagerty |
San Jose |
| 91-92 |
Look Beyond Yourself |
We Care |
Stanton (Stan) Allen |
Warm Springs |
| 90-91 |
Honor Rotary with Faith and
Enthusiasm |
Preserve Planet Earth |
William (Bill)
Mayhood |
Los Altos |
| 89-90 |
Enjoy Rotary |
|
Gerald T. McCullough |
Hollister |
| 88-89 |
Put Life in Rotary - Your Life |
|
John Fisher |
Capitola/ Aptos |
| 87-88 |
Rotarians - United in Service Dedicated
to Peace |
|
Hadi Monsef |
Alameda |
| 86-87 |
Rotary Brings Hope |
|
Carl G. Orne |
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| 85-86 |
You Are the Key |
|
Paul D. Ehret |
|
| 84-85 |
Discover a New World of Service |
|
Joseph D. Howard |
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| 83-84 |
Share Rotary - Serve People |
|
Jerald D. Pettibone |
Capitola/ Aptos |
| 82-83 |
Mankind is One-Build Bridges of
Friendship Throughout the World |
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| 81-82 |
World Understand and Peace |
|
Robert H. Swadley |
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| 80-81 |
Take Time to Serve |
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| 79-80 |
Let Service Light the Way |
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Walter B. Schulze |
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| 78-79 |
Reach Out |
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Glen M. Wirt |
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| 77-78 |
Serve to Unite Mankind |
|
Kenneth L. Thompson |
|
| 76-77 |
I Believe in Rotary |
|
David L. Ditto |
|
| 75-76 |
To Dignify the Human Being |
|
Earl A. Goodell |
|
| 74-75 |
Renew the Spirit of Rotary |
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| 73-74 |
A Time for Action |
|
Wallace W. Hall |
|
| 72-73 |
Let's Take a New Look and Act |
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Halsey C. Burke |
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| 71-72 |
Good Will Begins with You |
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Clarence L. McGilliard |
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| 70-71 |
Bridge the Gaps |
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Sidney R. Mitchell |
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| 69-70 |
Review and Renew |
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| 68-69 |
Participate |
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| 67-68 |
Make Your Rotary Membership
Effective |
|
Jack B. Power (DG 5160) |
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| 66-67 |
Better World through Rotary |
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| 65-66 |
Action, Consolidation and
Continuity |
|
George Starbird (DG 5160) |
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| 64-65 |
Live Rotary |
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| 63-64 |
Meeting Rotary's Challenge in the Space
Age |
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| 62-63 |
Kindle the Spark Within |
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Percival M. Bliss (DG 5160) |
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| 61-62 |
Act. Aim for Action. Communication For
Understanding. Test for Leadership. |
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| 60-61 |
You are Rotary - Live it! |
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| 59-60 |
Vitalize! Personalize! Build Bridges of
Friendship |
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| 58-59 |
Help Shape the Future |
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| 57-58 |
Enlist-Extend-Explore-Serve |
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| 56-57 |
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| 55-56 |
Develop our Resources |
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| 54-55 |
Six Objectives for 1954-55: |
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1. glean from the past and act; |
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2. share with others; |
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3. build with Rotary's 4-Way Test; |
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4. serving youth; |
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5. international good will; |
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6. good Rotarians are good citizens. |
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| 53-54 |
Rotary is Hope in Action |
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| 52-53 |
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Otto H. Heib (DG 513) |
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| 51-52 |
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| 50-51 |
Goals for 1950-51: |
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1. In club service we must beget our heirs; |
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2. in vocational service honesty is still the best policy; |
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3. In community service we can plan for the future; |
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4. In international service we must reexamine our world; |
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5. And finally we can extend the influence of Rotary. |
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| 49-50 |
Objectives of Our Team for
1949-50: |
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1. Each new member admitted into a Rotary club to be adequately informed
about his duties and obligations BEFORE his induction -- properly
introduced to the club -- and effectively assimilated into the work
of the club during the first year; |
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2. A better understanding and application of the principles of Vocational
Service as set forth in SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS; |
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3. A contribution to world understanding and peace through an intensification
of our international service program; 4. An outstanding district conference in
every district. |
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