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j gjjE gl i - ' .■je. ' . si; ■■ ' KEY CLUB Z CLUB Key Club plants trees on campus Key Club, affiliated with the men’s organization Kiwanis, was a service club which performed worthwhile ser¬ vices for the community. Some of these services included; planting trees on the SCHS campus, sponsoring a family at Christmas, working at the recycling center, and holding a prom car wash and car rally in the spring. According to assistant Key Club sponsor, Mr. John Young, “Key Club is the largest and the finest high school service organization for males in the world.” During the 76-77 school year Z Club gave a Christmas party fo 20 welfare children, helped paint the stadium bleachers, and made favors for charity organizations. Rather than send out invitations, the girr§ service club opened membership for the first time this year. According to sponsor, Linda Willbrand, the reason for the change was “the students felt the club was becoming clickish.” President Patricia Baker said of Z club, “It doesn’t just take time, it takes a lot of personal interest.” A. Key Club: FRONT ROW (L TO R) Steve Sche- lich, Lance Warren Jim Stiegemeier, Charles Bruere, Mark Meers (president), John Schim- weg, Ed Batchelor, and Burke Workman. SEC¬ OND ROW (L TO R) Mark Schilling, Keith Coffey, Russ Ehimann (treasurer), Marc Leeke, Phil Schmidt, Brian Michaels, and Scott Bichel. THIRD ROW (L TO R) Jim Thorn, Kevin Hensler, Craig Ring, Robert Meyer, Tom Rosenmayer, and Satoshi Kamada. FOURTH ROW (L TO R) Mike Krieg (vice president), Robby Thornhill (secretary), Rick Bruns, Mike Rosenmayer, Steve Reynods, Donny Schmidt, and Tim Beke- brede. BACK ROW Mr. William Soloman (spon¬ sor) B. Lance Warren and Mike Krieg take part in a Key Club meeting held every other Monday evening. Said Krieg, I had fun doing this, and encourage underclassmen to join.”
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A. Z Club: FRONT ROW (L TO R) Laura Hord (vice president), Janet Schultze, Cathy Wyas, Mrs. Lin¬ da Willbrand (sponsor), and Diane Murray, SEC¬ OND ROW (L TO R) Suzi McFarland, Lori Zum- behl, Carla Priess, Wendy Eisenberg, Barb Mades (treasurer), and Angie Snyder, THIRD ROW (L TO R) Janet Wiesendanger, Karen Rowe, Martha Medler, Kathy Plackmeyer, Ann Hayes, Brenda Luebbert, and Jill Claseman, FOURTH ROW (L TO R) Debbie Leitman, Cathy VanBooven, Lajuana Batchelor, Pat Eaker (president), Janet Hicker- son, and Dawn DeSherlia, BACK ROW (L TO R) Cindy Hedges, Julie Ostmann, and Ann Westphal B. Key Club President Mark Meers presides over a meeting. The service club held meetings twice a month to plan activities. C. Z Club member Cathy VanBooven sells candy in the cafeteria during a basketball game
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