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'11.l!Ke y Club and Spirit and Projects Unite Service Clubs f This year the Key Club and Civinettes joined together in an effort to produce club spirit, worth- while projects and lots of fun for club members. There were picnics, hayrides and parties and the clubs worked, and combined efforts to promote the Recreation Bazaar project. Above Right: B. Snider and D. Petty discuss their organizations, Right: B. Snider and D. Petty recruit new members for their clubs. Below Right: Civinettes and Key Club get together for a swinging good time. wr
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Civinettes Show Enthusiasm Left: Becky Patton presents Coach Haley with the Civinette Hero Award. Top Right: Shelly Schofner, Rutenburg, and Ienny Fitzgerald add their touch to the Civinette skit. And Spirit Serving the school and com- munity and providing opportuni- ties for social get-togethers and companionship have been the Civinettes' main objectives this year. Starting off with their for- mal induction, a breakfast initia- tion, and a get-acquainted slum- ber party, they continued throughout the year with many successful activities and projects. They sponsored an inter-club picnic, sold fruitcake, painted mailboxes, and collected for Uni- cef. They participated in intra- mural sports activities, and the can food drive. They finished the year by helping needy families, selling nuts, attending conven- tions and choosing new mem- bers. C1v1nette!111
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V, I i Q x. Vx v 5 Key Club Works For Campus Beautification Largo's Key Club had a very busy year. Projects for both the school and community were numer- ous. They planted shrubs in the school patio, par- ticipated in Kid's Day at Camp Soule to help underprivileged children, delivered UPARC cans to stores, worked in the bazaar, held a bike hike and cleaned up Sand Key. With officers Doug Petty, Pres.g Tom Allen, V.P.g Ted Schofner, Sec.g Tony Kiggins, Treas.g Bill Wanless, Sgt. of Arms QW, and Mr. Scheffer as spon- 'J' fi' F sor, Key Club continued to serve the school and community through pro- jects and had a good time while doing it. Above: Key Club President D. Petty shows one of his qualifications for being President. Bottom Left: Dick VanPeer sports the Key Club attire. Key Club!113
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