Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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he Key Club, 26 years old, South- ington I-ligh's lar- gest community service organization, has never been as large and active as it is today. The club has participated in the traditional Christmas ac- tivities of Toys for Tots, Secret Santa, and reply- ing to letters for Santa. Other projects included bloodmobiles, training sessions, and its major fundraiser, the Camival on November 15th. The profit from this camival and other income went towards a donation for the Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Institute in Bos- ton, the New England District of Key Clubs' pro- ject for this year. The Key Club, spon- sored bythe Southington Kiwanis Club, has two advisors, Miss Aleksinas ta four year veteranl and Miss Kristchtschun Ca noviceb . Both are essen- tial for overseeing the work of the officers and the club in general. When asked for a word to de- ' . -. , - .-tw.-fy,,-1,..,,.,4g,,Q, K. pg - ,qgv3f,,,w.-mr., - f- . -- t , ,T-, .un-45. !521..,,,..- .1 ii 1' ii A 'Y 5, 'L . - 1 r X 1:2421-sim ' i ' , ggi' Hvuizig-'iam-W'- i5f ...ru,u....z ,,' scribe the club and its members, both said ac- tive and caring. The officers are a very important part in the working of the club: president, Glenn Mi- chaud, ran the weekly meetings and helped ap- point chairpeople for projects: vice-president, Tom Kavan, was in charge of attendance at meetings and organized the Toys for Tots pro- gram: secretary, Geri Feeney, took minutes and did the monthly re- A- ..,. . ,,,, ,,VV4 V ,l port to the District: surer, Lori handled the club nances. The devotion hours spent in the members lS made the club. asked what their activities were, responded, The val, letters to and scrapbook, is a chronicle of year's events. f N: 9 3 lif' FESTIVE The great success of - i this year's carnival may lead to r its becoming an annual event. J X 'A I K ,... A 3-Q limi ' if 1 rf , X A -+. SHH Secret Santas, Glenn Mi chaud, Miss Aleksinas and Tara Sanchez distribute gifts to eacll teacher as a holiday surprise. 7' 3fStu dent Life x