14 Jan 2012
Introduction of CCSC and SSD Board Members President’s Report New Members Introduction Badges and Ratings Special Events Cross Country Camp 2012 Contest Report Youth Camp Report Adult Camp Report Break
Club Statistics Club Awards Trustee Award Year in Review Slide Show
President – Dan Reagan Vice-President – John Murray Secretary – Rolf Hegele Treasurer – Michael Hayden Director of Operations – John Atkins Director of Maintenance – John Dudley Towplane Maintenance – Paul McClaskey Director of Facilities – Mike Hutchison Director of Social Activities – Mark Miller
President: John Lubon Vice President: Bob Root Treasurer: Dieter Schmidt Secretary: Lucy Anne McKosky Dave Edwards Bill Maxwell Dick Scheper Lynn Alexander Henry Meyerrose
STATE OF THE CLUB Great People Great Facilities Financial Rebound GOALS Keep members informed Increase member flying Increase membership as necessary Increase the total flights to 2400 from last year’s 1750 Instill a “Safety” attitude Increase camaraderie Develop an attitude of “being a good host” Develop a positive cash position Have more fun
Regional Contest – Rolf Hegele Sunday June 19 through Saturday June 25 Twelve Contestants in two classes: Sports and 15 Meter Andy McQuigg, Contest Director Rolf Hegele, Contest Manager Gridded and launched one day Contest was called on Friday due to rain
Monday, 11 June through Friday, 15 June Camp Director – Frank Paynter Maximum 20 Participants plus Audit Four Dual Ships – 2 ASK-21; DG 1000; Duo Six Mentor Pilots - John Murray, John Lubon, Rob Cluxton/Jim Price, Jim Garrison, Andy McQuigg, Frank Paynter Daily Curriculum: Review; Safety Briefing; Lecture; Weather Briefing; Flying; Group Debrief; Dinner; Lecture Flying – Every Day – Real or Condor
Sunday, 17 June through Saturday, 23 June Practice –Saturday 16 June Contest Director – Frank Paynter Maximum 40 Participants Two Classes – Sports & FAI Handicapped Four Dual Ships – 2 ASK-21; DG 1000; Duo Daily 10:30 Pilot’s Briefing Flying – Every Day Web Sites – Links available from CCSC
Paul McClaskey Ross Bales A Badge Ross Bales B Badge Tyler Dockum A Badge Tyler Dockum B Badge Scott Mayer A Badge Scott Mayer B Badge Alex Rytel Bronze Badge Mary Towers A Badge Joshua Young A Badge Courtney Schulker A Badge
Rik Ghia – Private Pilot Most flights in Club ships Anyone else get a new rating?
2011 was our 9th year of youth soaring camp What has happened in 9 years We have seen 160 campers. (2003, our first year, eight campers) 25 first solos, 15 licensed pilots, 5 commercial, 3 CFIG’s 420 Volunteers (meal preparation, instructors, tow pilots, mentors) 600 T-shirts given away 2006 formed non-profit corporation 501(c) (3) Established scholarships to youth camp CCYSA have a strong partnership with CCSC / SSD Touch / involved >80% of CCSC membership
2011 Camp - five day camp 15 campers 7 new 8 returning campers 4 solos Our goal is to educate youth on the principles of flight through the sport of soaring. But they learn much more. Teamwork, Leadership /Mentoring Goal setting… measuring goals Structure and safety Presentation skills Celebrating successes Freedom…
CCSC / SSD Membership growth ~10% CCSC flight volume Increases revenue Improves family engagement Gives membership an added purpose Youth Provides a purpose Teaches leadership Goal setting Broadens their world College application / References Learn to fly Benefits
CCYSA and SSD offered 2 scholarships totaling $1000 in 2011 funded from SSD youth endowment and Youth funds Criteria for scholarship consideration 1.Nomination by a; CFIG, Crew Chief, CCSC, SSD, or CCYSA Board. 2.Member of CCYSA 3.Member of Soaring Society of America 4.Junior High, High School and or undergraduate College or University with a GPA of 3.0 or higher 5.Member CCSC, current account balance of no outstanding debt. 6.A letter to CCYSA written by the scholarship candidate / nominee on your individual flying experience, community service and need.
2011 CCYSA and SSD Scholarship Winners
2012 will mark 10 years of youth soaring This will Steve McManus’s last year coordinating youth camp Looking for someone to take the lead organizational role. It’s time for: new ideas, new energy, new leadership If your interested see me about organizing the 2012 camp – Steve McManus
Monday - 18 flights Tuesday – 21 flights Wednesday – 10 flights Thursday – 10 flights Friday – 8 flights Total of 67 flights the weather was a big factor Video of cross country training flight: sGN26NcIk sGN26NcIk
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Total number of flights for 2011: 1762
Tow plane launches
Most active member: John Dudley – 65 flts Instructor of 2011: Rich Carraway – 88 flts Tow Pilot of 2011: Don Green – 180 flts Youth member of 2011: Tyler Dockum – 34 flts Crew of 2011: 3 rd Saturday! 225 Launches
2012 Award Presentation by Andrew Dignan
Slide Show