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Existing now for four years, the Key
Club, a service organization, serves
school, community, and country. Weekly
meetings are held to plan an agenda for
helping hands. To be a member you must
be a leader, outstanding, and have the
desire to serve. Composed of all male
members, the Delhaas Chapter is spon­
sored by the Kiwanis Club of Levittown
and is a part of the Key Club Interna­
tional. During this school year, the boys
held a clothing drive for needy children
and were in charge of publicity and pro­
gram for the Senior Play. Besides these
and other activities, you can always count
on the Key Club to offer their time,
energy, and service.

These members of our Key Club appear to be enjoying themselves at one of their
weekly meetings. From Left to Right: Walt Blumenfeld, Joe Lovett, President',
Marc Hershman, Mr. McGoldrick, Advisor; and an underclassman, unnamed.

Only one of the many activities sponsored by the Key Club was this dance. Several of last year’s industrious Key Club members
Music was supplied by the Blazers pictured above, who were a group of stu­ are sorting the clothes they have collected for needy
dents from Delhaas. children. This is an annual activity for the Key Club.

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