KEY CLUB
For members of Key Club, caring is a way of life
Group reaches
out to the
community
By Katherine Lacaze
For Seaside Signal
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Seaside High School’s Key Club focuses on caring for the community through student-led service projects.
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When it comes to serving
the community at home and
abroad, Seaside High School
Key Club members put them-
selves on the front lines, con-
tinually seeking ways to care
for others in the community.
The philosophy of Key
Club, according to science
teacher and adviser Suzanna
Kruger, is “leadership through
service.”
Seaside’s chapter has about
15 members, and its current
officers include president
Hailey Smith; vice president
Tristyn McFadden; secretary
Candace Kerr; and treasurer
Anna Peon.
Smith, who was inducted
during a meeting March 20,
said she strongly appreciates
the Key Club motto: “Caring
— our way of life.”
“I think that’s an amazing
way to live,” she said.
Convention
motivation
New leadership is elected
in the spring, following the
Pacific Northwest District
convention, which this year
took place from March 16 to
18 in Portland. Six students
from Seaside attended the
convention, accompanied by
two students from Astoria
See Key Club, Page 11B
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