Through its emphasis on leadership, service and friendship , Circle K International is dedicated to the realization of individual potential. Because of its world-wide scope, Circle K has taken the lead as one of the world 's largest collegiate-level service organizations. Circle K has many objectives which emphasize the advantages of democracy and provide the opportunity for leadership training . The organization reached these through various service projects. Harding's Circle K chapter painted the playground equipment at the Home Economics department 's Child Development Lab in October. They received Circle K Seizes Service Opportunities some extra help from a visitor who belonged to the Key Club, the high school equivalent of Circle K. According to Robin Pierce, the visitor heard the project announced in chapel and wanted to help. The group has assisted the Searcy Kiwanis club with such projects as cleaning highways , holding fund raisers, providing recreation for students from the Sunshine School, and shopping at Christmas for needy families. In 1991 , the chapter's first year, they raised more than $3,000 for Yugoslavian missions. Circle K members are associated with local business people through the Kiwanis club. In appreciation for Circle K's help , the Kiwanis club provides professional contacts and services such as job hunting and networking. - Traci Busby Circle KmemberRobin Pierce, a senior, anda visiting studentprovide afew strokes to touch up the Child Development lab 's preschool equipment. Circle K used its human resources to complete service projects and network with Searcy businesses. Photo byJason Burt. College Republicans. 1st row: Ann Bartak, Andrea Shelley, Tim Brown, James Luther, Jeremy Kendrick , Edward Healy, James Gill , Paul Pruett. 2nd row: ]. Allyn Walker, Georgia Crowson , Robby Lawyer, JoEllyn Cole, Becky Cante r, Jessica Nelson, Heather Thompson , Kristopher K. Keim. 3 rd row: Ben Henderson , Lisa Litzkow, Brandon Keown, Jonathan Echols, Wendy Savage, Cra ig Smith, Bob Higbee , John Land. Photo by Jason Burt. College Republicans 187 Organizations
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