Key Club Newsletter 2.1

KEYCLUB
3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-0204
Official Newsletter of the Seminole High School Key Club
Volume 2 Issue 1
Zone 7, Division 13, Florida

District In this issue!
Announcements……..1
Welcoming Edition Club Procedures.......2
So, here is the first SHS Key Club Newsletter of the 2010- Tentative Schedule. .2
2011 school year! And what a year it shall be. This newsletter
has a list and description of all the activities planned for first Routine Projects………3
semester. I’ve also put in the procedures that we discussed at 09-10 at a glance…….3
the September 7th meeting.
In other news, we are very happy with the turn out at the Executive Board.......3
meeting last week. As Key Club officers, we love to see our
fellow Key Clubbers striving to make an impact on their
community. Whether you joined Key Club to improve the
community, to give you something to put on college
applications, to just use some up some free time, or any other First 6 Week’s Meetings:
reason, we welcome you and sincerely hope you can get the Aug. 31st, 2010
same wonderful experiences out of this club as we did. Sept. 7th, 2010
We are looking forward to another great year with Sept. 14th, 2010
returning members, and can’t wait to get to know those new to Sept. 21st, 2010
Sept. 28th, 2010
Key Club! Cheers 2010-2011, you will be an excellent year for
Oct. 5th, 2010 and
Key Club. Oct. 12th, 2010
Yours in Service,
Holly Vasalofsky
Club Editor
Club Procedures
Point/ Hour System
Per 6 week period,

6 points per 6 weeks
8 hours per 6 weeks
Tentative Dates for First 6
Weeks
Points are earned by
attending meetings,
August 2010
donating items, food, etc.
24th- School Begins
31st- First (unofficial) Club meeting
As always, only hours done
Get an idea of number of members
with Key Club count!
September 2010
6th- No School – Labor Day
7st-First official Meeting – Club
Available Points and Procedures
Hours 14th- Meeting, Members can bring
snacks for pts (1pt per snack, up to 2
snacks)
21st-Meeting, discuss class
1st 6 weeks (Aug. 31st- Oct.
representatives, Keep Florida
12th, 2010) Beautiful (1 hr)
22nd- Blood Drive, volunteer for hrs
25th – Coastal Cleanup
Points: 6 official meetings 28th Meeting Elect Class
(1 for wearing shirt), 2 Representatives. Homecoming
snacks, PBJ/Cookie item, carnation info.
PBJ-a-thon
October 2010
2nd- KCKC—Members and Officers who
Hours: 2 posters, Keep can/are interested in attending!
Florida Beautiful, blood 4th – Start selling homecoming
drive (1hr), Cookie Make, carnations
Horses for Handicapped 5th – Meeting, Cookie Bake/ Sandwich
Make (1hr, 1pt for bringing items, 1pt
for winning)
12th- Meeting, POINTS AND HOURS
DUE
Routine Projects
SERVICE
Horses for Handicapped - Occurs most every Saturday morning from 9:00am
until noon. Horses for Handicapped is a private non-profit program, for the purpose
of promoting and teaching therapeutic horseback riding for the handicapped. Our
Key Club, along with Kiwanis and other groups volunteer at Horses for
Handicapped. Our members usually act as side-walkers. That is, we steady the rider
as we walk along beside them and the horse. There are two sessions, and you do not
have to stay the entire three hours.
Sandwich Make/ Cookie Bake - Takes place once a six weeks after Tuesday LEADERSHIP
meetings in Mrs. Miller’s room. Members bring in bread, peanut butter, jelly, and
cookie dough. Basically, we make as many sandwiches and cookies as possible.
The makings are taken to a community homeless shelter, where they greatly 2010-2011 Executive Board
appreciate our efforts! Typically, you get one hour for this activity, plus the fun of
providing for others! Name Carrie Hoffman
Title President
Campus Clean-up’s / Keep Florida Beautiful - Occurring once in a six week Name Evan Dolling
time period, we take time after a meeting day to gather trash throughout our schools Title Vice President
campus or along 86th. You can get one hour for this as well. Name Amy Lowther
Title Secretary
2009-2010 At A Name Krissy Morgan

Title Treasurer
Glance
Name Holly Vasalofsky
Title Editor
With Kristin Hubbell as Seminole High’s Key Club president, we Name Sarah Miller
lead a very successful year as a club. As last year was my own Title Faculty Advisor/Kiwanis Advisor
first year in Key Club, I can vouch that it was a great experience
that I’m glad I had the chance to have. This year, with Carrie
Hoffman as president, along with the rest of our wonderful
officers, I believe we can further enhance the experiences that
you, as members, can get out of this club! Now, here’s a quick
peak of all the great times we had last year! You can also look at
Seminole High’s Key Club scrapbook on our Facebook group for
another look at the types of opportunities you will get in this club.
KEY CLUB
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KEYCLUB

3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-0204

Official Newsletter of the Seminole High School Key Club

Zone 7, Division 13, Florida

Point/ Hour System

Per 6 week period,

2009-2010 At A Name Krissy Morgan

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