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Key Club
active at
Wakefield
iThe Key Club at Wakefield Country Day School in Huntly has been active this year with a i^umber of community programs. James Mumper, president, reported at a recent meeting the club’s involvement with the Front Royal Kiwanis’ fundraising pancake breakfast, a food drive at Thanksgiving, and the adopti<yj of a family for the holid^te. The adopted family received food, clothing, gift certificates, a holiday wreath and turkey from the club.
4The 25 member group is investigating becoming imlftlved with roadside and wtfijjerwav cleanup efforts for the spring.
The Key Club is one of many enrichment opportunities WCDS offers its students during the last period of the day. The activities offered change each semester and are gecftrated by student and/or faculty interest. n
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