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The Key Club, under the leadership of Randy Rogers, John Penvenne, Arlene Von der Porten, and Roland Min- ard, has had many activities this year.
For the first time some members participated in the blood walk-a-thon for donations of a pint from their spon­ sors. Other Key Clubbers donated blood. The Key Club held their annual pancake breakfast along with other ac­ tivities to raise money.
The Key Club also managed to send many members to the New Jersey Key Club Convention in the Poconos, in which the New Jersey and District officers were elected. Roland Minard ran for District secretary. At the conven­ tion the Key Club members learned about how Key Club works and what the organization is all about.
!. KEY CLUB, LEFT TO RIGHT. BOTTOM ROW: S. Mcycrson, T. Kopidakis, J. Kenny, H. Vluhos. P Burgess, J. Sorgcr, M. Thompson, D. Bouterse. SECOND ROW: J Bross, D. Stout, C. Stevenson, S. Williams, J. Butler, J. LeGrand, J. Sorger, A. Helander. THIRD ROW: A. Prasser, E. Koenig, S. Cooper, E. Charlton, K. Lynch, T. Solondz, S. LeFever, R. Manabat. FOURTH ROW: S. Salamone, J. Casagrande, L. Hellinger, M. Stadele, E. Conti, B. Leonowicz, D. Arkoulakis. FIFTH ROW: C. Warner, D. Zitner, S. Ford, S. Duncan, S. Riley, R. Puleo, K. Haykal. STANDING: R. DiLeo, J. Sisto, D. Foley, S. Maxwell, E. Krampf, D. Vogel, C. Gaydas, A. Holt, L. Harrison, K. Kenny, W.
Gerber, D. Seigel, K. Melchionna, J. Theillon, P. Fleck. M. Zito, E. McDowell, S. Lemberg, L. Minard, E. Goldstein, R. Berg, G. Casa­ grande, C. Conti, A. Gibson, A. Piven, V. Markman, P. Melchionna. 2. Arlene von der Porten and Randy Rogers discuss the Jersey Key maga­ zine’s coverage of Key Club events.
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