Louisiana 2010 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR21

Introduced
3/29/10  
Engrossed
3/30/10  

Caption

Commends Katelyn von Diezelski of West Monroe, the 2010 Louisiana Junior Miss

Impact

The resolution underscores the importance of community involvement and volunteerism among youth, reflecting positively on the state of Louisiana. By formally recognizing Katelyn's accomplishments, the resolution aims to encourage other young individuals to engage in similar acts of service, fostering a culture of leadership and support within their communities. Such commemoration can inspire not only the honoree but also peers who witness recognition of hard work and dedication.

Summary

House Concurrent Resolution 21 (HCR21) serves to commend Katelyn von Diezelski of West Monroe for her exemplary achievements and contributions as the 2010 Louisiana Junior Miss. The resolution highlights Katelyn's extensive involvement in her community and educational programs, detailing her roles in various school and community activities. Recognized for her leadership abilities, she has been a student ambassador, involved with the National Honor Society, and engaged in numerous clubs and service initiatives, showcasing her dedication to both her peers and the wider community.

Sentiment

General sentiment surrounding HCR21 is overwhelmingly positive. It reflects a collective appreciation for youth contributions and a recognition of the hard work that individuals like Katelyn put into their personal, academic, and community endeavors. Lawmakers supporting the resolution likely see it as a reminder of the potential for youth to positively impact their communities and exemplify good citizenship, reinforcing values of excellence and service.

Contention

While HCR21 itself may not have significant contention, the nature of commendations can occasionally invite discussion about the criteria for recognition among youth. Some may argue about the visibility of certain achievements over others, sparking debates on representation and inclusion in similar resolutions. However, in this instance, the resolution received support and recognition without major opposition, focusing solely on celebrating a remarkable young woman’s achievements.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR10

Commends Kelsi Crain on her reign as Miss Louisiana 2010 and recognizes May 3, 2011, as Miss Louisiana Organization Day in the Senate at the state capitol.

LA HCR17

Commends Katherine Putnam, Miss Louisiana 2009

LA HCR44

Commends Kelsi Crain, Miss Louisiana 2010

LA SR29

Commends Leanne Reese Easterling on being crowned Miss Louisiana Junior Pre-Teen Cover Girl at the 2014 Louisiana National American Miss Pageant.

LA SCR85

Commends Katherine Putnam on her outstanding reign as Miss Louisiana for 2009, and recognizes May 26, 2010, as Miss Louisiana Organization Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR29

Commends Kaitlyn Fontenot, Junior Teen Princess Louisiana

LA HCR74

Commends the West Monroe High School football team upon winning the 2009 Class 5A State Championship

LA SR158

Commends West Monroe High School Football Coach Don Shows upon his induction into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.

LA HCR259

Commends the inductees and honorees at the 2010 Induction Celebration of the La. Sports Hall of Fame

LA SR13

Commends Miss Louisiana Outstanding Teen for 2010, Brooke Hotard, for her successful reign.

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