WMS Leo Club's 10th Installation


            Wesley Methodist School’s Leo Club’s annual Installation took place on the 27th of July in the school chapel from 3.30 p.m. till 5 p.m. 

              At 2 pm, all Form 4 members gathered at the chapel for the final preparations for the event. The registration counter was set up and decorated. Meanwhile, the sound system was checked and the band practice was held.

                 At 3.15 pm, the Lions officers and Leo members of other clubs started to arrive. Ushers had been sent out earlier to the LRT station and the front entrance of the school to greet the guests and give them directions to the chapel. Our President, Leo Ooi Zhi Xuan also took the time to greet and welcome the guests.


Leo badges with a lion design were sold.

 

Our guests and fellow Leos who attended the event.


 

All the Leos of various clubs roared with high spirits during roll call.



Our emcees for the event, Leo Goh Jia Ying (left) and Leo Kathreena Korotana (right).





             At 3.45 pm, the event officially began. The meeting was called to order by the President of the Lions Club of Ampang, Lion Kevin Kiew, followed by the singing of the National Anthem. Fellow Leos continued to stand for the Leo Pledge. Then, the president of Lions Club of Ampang then gave his speech. After that, there was a roll call for all the clubs that attended the event. This was followed by a speech by our Guest of Honour, Madam Chia Loy Tian and the outgoing president of WMS Leo Club, Leo Kong Shin Wei.


Lion Kevin Kiew, President of Lions Club of Ampang giving his speech.

Mdm. Chia Loy Tian, our Guest of Honour, giving her speech.

Leo Kong Shin Wei, our outgoing President giving her speech.

        Afterwards, certificates were given out to the outgoing Leo members to acknowledge their contributions to the club. Then came the initiation ceremony with the induction of Leo members followed by the installation of the incoming Board of Directors of year 2012/2013. After being installed, our incoming president, Leo Ooi Zhi Xuan, presented her speech and led the members of our club to her first ‘roar’. 



Leo Kong Shin Wei, our outgoing President receiving her certificate from Lion Kenny Lim, our Leo Advisor.

            

All the WMS Leos being inducted.


The Leo Board of fiscal year 2012/2013 being installed.

Leo Ooi Zhi Xuan, President for fiscal year 2012/2013 receiving her tie and installation pack from Lion Kevin Kiew.

Leo Ooi Zhi Xuan taking the pledge.

            There was then a band performance, followed by the presentation of tokens of appreciation to the VIPs as well as souvenirs to all the guests. All guests were then invited to the canteen for some light refreshments. The event had come to an end.

Wonderful band performance by our very own Leo members.


            At 5.30 pm, the members began cleaning up the canteen and chapel area. At 6.30 pm, members was dismissed. The board members then carried out a short post mortem.

After the event, a group photograph was taken with the MCKL Leos and Sunway Metro Leos.



















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