Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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service organization under T the direction of the Euclid Kiwanis Club. They help the com- munity in areas where they are needed, and volunteer their time and efforts to help needy organiza- tions, such as raising money for the March of Dimes. The club consists of some thirty members and meets ev- ery Thursday night. The officers in- clude Bernadette Champa, presi- dent, Darrin Wagmer and Phil Kari- binis, vice president, ludy Steko, treasurer, and Vince Rattini, secre- he Key Club is a community Activities ' Key Club tary. Fund raisers for various organi- zations are sales of candy and cou- pon books, a Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast, Swingathon, and Coffee Shop. They volunteer to rake leaves at the Rosemary Home, walk in the Heart Association Walkathon, and shovel snow for senior citizens. Member Angelo Serra commented, Helping others in need makes me feel good about myself. The French Club is one of the youngest clubs at the school. Its pur- pose is to give French speaking and non-French speaking students a chance to learn about the culture. Activities include singing Christmas carols in the halls before winter break, going to a French play, and watching French films. A trip to Quebec is planned each May. Last December, the group went to a choir program and catered dinner called La Maison Francais. The choir sang French Christmas songs and the audience was invited to sing along. They also painted a picture of Le Petit Prince on Mr. Fellague's classroom wall.