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UPPER LEFT: Kiwanis Advisor to the Key Club, Mr. Richard Teagle, emphasizes a point. UPPER RIGHT: Lost in thought, Michael Mee presides over a meeting. RIGHT: Refreshing his mind during a meeting, Steve Binder examines some literature. 24 Key Club
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LEFT: Keyettes listen to discussion at the weekly Wednes- day morning meeting. BELOW LEFT: Executive board members Debbie Gurley and Kathy Dougherty put up bul - letin board. MIDDLE RIGHT: Leading a discussion on ser- vice projects is Joanne Lefkowitz. BOTTOM RIGHT: Des- pite the destruction of the bulletin boards the Keyettes continue to put them up. Keyettes 23
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Key Club Challenges Indifference NTT LF ee Oe K-E-Y, Kiwanis Encourages ——— na. | Youth, that is what the KEY in Key Club means. With the help of their faculty advisor, Mr. Dew- ey Johnson, and their Kiwanis advisor, Mr. Richard Teagle, the FHS Key Club began a new year. The theme of Key Club Inter- national for the 1976-77 School year was Challenge Indifference To challen ge indifference, a large number of students was needed, especially to reach the goals of service to the community and the school. The membership was in- creased by 95%, and the Key Club received an award from In- ternaional in recognition of this achievement. The executive board led the club in their numerous activities, which included a visit to the Va. Baptist Home, a walk for Man- kind, a Christmas dinner for the orphans and staff of the Hopesville Boys' Ranch, a collection for Muscular Dystrophy and the Heart Fund, and also payment for the class ring of the AFS exchange student. Key Club also worked in con- junction with the Keyettes to help at Regional Band tryouts, and co- sponsored the Reading Improve- ment Book Drive. Members of the Key Club ush- ered at Miss Mariner, started to re-establish a club at Denbigh, cleaned up the school grounds, and raised money by painting, selling doughnuts and candy. The Key Club also looked into the possibility of sponsoring a child at the Hopesville Boys' Ranch. UPPER LEFT: Concentration is show on the face of Donald Pullen during a Key Club meeting. LEFT: Executive Board members Donald Pullen, treasurer; Jimmy Warren, chaplain; and David Yamaki, secretary; confer. Key Club 25
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