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What is Key Club?
Key Club is an after-school community service club at Stephen Decatur High School.
Throughout the year, we host various events and fundraisers. We're always looking for new members. This site is our springboard--it includes info on upcoming events, photos, press releases, and more. Check out upcoming events, our FAQ section, recent photos, or get in touch! We also have an RSS feed.
Reminders
Meetings: Regular Key Club meetings will be held in Mrs. D's room after school on the first and third Monday of every month. The next meeting will be Monday, November 30th.
Dues: Dues this year are $15 and have to be into Mrs. D as soon as possible. These dues include the dues for Key Club International and provide you with a club t-shirt. You will not be considered a member of the club if you do not pay your dues.
Can Tabs and UNICEF: Remember to be collecting can tabs for the Ronald McDonald House Charity. Also remember to collect change for Trick or Treat for UNICEF. The UNICEF containers are due at the next meeting
What's New?
10:05 pm • 17 November 2009
Upcoming Events!
Remember that as a member of Key Club you are required to have atleast ten hours of service a semester for the club. Here are some of the upcoming events in which you can participate:
- Bell ringing for the Salvation Army on the weekend at Walmart. There are several shifts available through out December. If you are interested, see Mrs. DiGiulian for how to sign up.
- Our Green is Key project is ever Friday after school. For twenty minutes or so, students go around the parking lot and tennis court areas picking up any trash. We are trying to clean up our school and improve our lives. See Mrs. DiGiulian to sign up for days to be apart of this.
- On December 5th, Operation Teddy Bear is taking place at the Holly Grove Center in Salisbury. You will be helping the disabled, so if you are interested see Mrs. DiGiulian for more information.
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9:46 pm • 17 November 2009
At the Last Meeting...
- Dues are due as soon as possible! Please get these in to Mrs. DiGiulian if you want to be considered a member of this club. For those that already paid their dues, be sure to tell Taylor Tobak your t-shirt size in order for you to get one of our clubs custom designed shirts.
- If you have any left over UNICEF money, please turn that in. Right now we are at $242.95, and we are only $7.05 away from our goal.
- The District Convention will be March 19th through the 21st, in Arlington, VA, if you are interested in attending.
- If you are interested in joining the scrap-booking committee, please let Marcie or Mrs. DiGiulian know. This group will be assembling our club’s scrapbook to enter in the competition at the District Convention.
9:34 pm • 17 November 2009
Blood Drive
The first of the Key Club’s two blood drives for the year was held on Wednesday, November 4th. We worked very hard on recruiting parents, teachers, and students, mostly seniors, to register to give blood. On the of the blood drive, there were 100 filled slots with 53 people on a waiting list. Co-chairmen Bonnie Eisenman and Marcie Wiggins spent the day supervising the event. Many members participated in shifts through out the day as canteen workers and escorts. From this blood drive, we managed to donate 62 pints of blood to the Blood Bank of Delmarva. Please fill out any hero cards if you donate blood at another drive, and our next blood drive will be in March. See you then!
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9:26 pm • 17 November 2009
Blood Drive, November 2009
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9:22 pm • 17 November 2009
Blood Drive, November 2009
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9:18 pm • 17 November 2009
Blood Drive, November 2009
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8:58 pm • 17 November 2009
Pie in the Face
During Homecoming week, Key Club held a fundraiser, called Pie in the Face. Each class donated money in order to have the teachers representing them pied in the face at the Pep Rally. Freshman were represented by Mr. Hinkle and Mrs. Krummel; sophomores were represented by Mr. Magaha and Ms. Zimmer; juniors were represented by Mr. Krantz and Mrs. Lewis; seniors were represented by Mr. Ferro and Mrs. Wallace. The seniors won by raising the most money during that wee. Also students could buy raffle tickets in order to be the one to throw the pies. The winning student was Cameron Campbell, who got the throw pies at Mr. Ferro and Mrs. Wallace. Total collected for our club was $204.39.
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