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Circle
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Circle K
began as one man's dream to enable the success of local
collegians and continued to grow as others began to believe
in the concepts of Circle K and in the men who belonged to
Circle K. Though Jay N. Emerson died on June 12, 1947,
before he could his dream become a reality, his vision of a
collegiate-level, international youth organization will live
on forever.
Circle K's
structure was established with the following objectives:
- To provide
an opportunity for capable, ambitious, and worthy young
men to acquire a college education by assisting them,
where necessary, with their financial problems; by means
of a scholarship fund, if available, or securing
part-time employment.
- To afford
members a useful training in the social graces and the
development of a well-rounded personality.
- To promote
good fellowship and high scholarship within the group.
- To develop
in the members a thinking and aggressive citizenship and
the Kiwanis spirit of service for the improvement of all
human relationships on the campus, in the community,
state, and nation.
- To aid the
growth and development of other Circle K Clubs.
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