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Mike recently returned to two of our meetings to donate his time and expertise by photographing our athletic MVPs.  I'm sure he would appreciate your support in the next several weeks.  Here is a link to the Courier story.

The following is from the Historical Review of the Waterloo Rotary Club, compiled in 1966 by Fred Adams:
      Harold R. Walden, was President of the Waterloo Club in 1952-53. His classification was "Photographic Supplies." Born at What Cheer, Iowa, on Jan. 31, 1904, he came to Waterloo in 1910 and joined Rotary Club in 1931. He is known among Rotarians as "Wally." He not only served the club in the capacity of President but was also Secretary of the Waterloo Club for 11 yrs- 1938 through 1948. He has an enviable attendance record and has not missed a Rotary meeting for many years. He has been very active in United Appeal, Chamber of Commerce. Elks, WIDA, and was one of our most efficient Secretaries.

In December, focus on your family and involve them in Rotary service, says Rotary International President D.K. Lee.

As Rotarians, he says, "We cannot and will not rest until all children, everywhere, have the chance for a long and healthy life." Read more in this month's president's message.

   Recent additions to the website include:

An interactive group photo from 2005

Volleyball Luncheon photos from the past 5 years

Historic photo of a family picnic at the Rotary Reserve

   Future additions include Football Luncheon photos, a year-by-year history of our club, amusing photos of fellow Rotarians from the 80s, scanned pages from a club photo roster from 1919, and an interactive map of the Cedar Valley detailing our club's past and present projects.

   If you have any historic documents you'd like to share, (newspaper clippings, photos from events, old photo directories, or even stories you'd like to recount) get in touch with President Mason, Bill Robert, or Arnold Becker.  This website can hold A LOT of information, we should use it and be proud of the long and prestigious history of our club.

  Be sure to thank each of our sponsors - you can click on their logos to the right and learn more about them.  Those sponsors make this website "free" to our club!

Three years ago the State Board of Regents mandated that the Public Radio stations originating at Iowa, Iowa State, and UNI consolidate their operations into one entity, Iowa Public Radio. With a mission of serving the state of Iowa with information and cultural programming the three stations have worked hard to improve service and provide programming with local roots and statewide relevance. Learn where they are and where they are headed.

Please notify Kelli if you plan to bring a guest.

In December, focus on your family and involve them in Rotary service, says Rotary International President D.K. Lee.

As Rotarians, he says, "We cannot and will not rest until all children, everywhere, have the chance for a long and healthy life." Read more in this month's president's message.

   Recent additions to the website include:

An interactive group photo from 2005

Volleyball Luncheon photos from the past 5 years

Historic photo of a family picnic at the Rotary Reserve

   Future additions include Football Luncheon photos, a year-by-year history of our club, amusing photos of fellow Rotarians from the 80s, scanned pages from a club photo roster from 1919, and an interactive map of the Cedar Valley detailing our club's past and present projects.

   If you have any historic documents you'd like to share, (newspaper clippings, photos from events, old photo directories, or even stories you'd like to recount) get in touch with President Mason, Bill Robert, or Arnold Becker.  This website can hold A LOT of information, we should use it and be proud of the long and prestigious history of our club.

  Be sure to thank each of our sponsors - you can click on their logos to the right and learn more about them.  Those sponsors make this website "free" to our club!