DIVISION 10
“I learned that cour-
age is not the ab-
sence of fears, but the
triumph over it.”
- Nelson Mandela
In This Issue
Yay its May
Wolverines in Action
Kiss the Seniors
Goodbye
Bike rodeo update
Sean Morrison Ban-
quet
Scavenger hunt
One of the memes used to Kiss the Seniors Goodbye
Yay it’s May
Yay its May! That means school is starting to rap up with finals and fun end of school
events. Most of our Clubbers are ready for the summer and the fun it will bring. But
still we did lots of fun activities this month like rapping up our bike rodeos, and even
helping one the student at the school having to battle cancer. May was great and the
club is really looking forward to stay involved during the summer!
Wolverines in Action
As the weather starts to warm up more and more people are starting to spend time out-
side, so Riverton High School went on a mission to beautify the community. We sent
out the entire school to go and pick up trash round town. Some kids were just sent
around the school, while some of them were sent all the way out on the highway and
other went to our parks and popular public areas.
I was sent to the Legion Field, which is our local baseball field. We picked up trash
around the field and stands. We ended up finishing early and we were able to play a
couple rounds of kick ball until it was time to head back.
Kiss the Seniors Goodbye
With graduation closing in quick, us at Riverton High School decided to make “Kiss
the Seniors Goodbye” bags. This idea is basically a couple Hershey’s kisses and card
with either a quote or funny meme on it. We sold about seventy of them, which was a
good profit because we sold them for about $5 each.
Key Club would also like to send a goodbye to the seniors of Key Club. So goodbye to
Avery Hatfield and Ian Squires we will miss you guys and hope there's lots in store for
your futures.
Chelsea Felton May 2016
YOU?!
A Graduate!
Shut up!!!
Ideas for your Key Club
Ice Breaker: Fly Swatter -
the rules of this game are
simple. You need just a
foam noodle that people
use for swimming and
about a group of fifteen
or more people. Everyone
need to stand in circle
while one person stands
in the middle. The person
in them middle gets to
hold the noodle. They
need to go up to one per-
son and try to hit them
before they say someone
else's name. The person
in the middle continues
trying to hit people until
someone messes up and
doesn’t mention
someone's else's name in
time, then that person
gets to stand in the mid-
dle and try to hit people.
Fundraisers: Most of the
year we have fundraisers
for Key Club. Like our
Kiss the Seniors Good-
bye Fundraiser. But the
end of the year isn’t the
only time for fundraisers.
Holidays are a great time
to take advantage of your
school fundraisers. Sell
Flowers on Valentines
day, Candy Canes on
Christmas, Turkeys on
Thanksgiving… well I
guess you don’t need to
go that far. But you get
the idea, it’s a great way
to show your school what
Key Club is and it builds
great school spirit!
Bike Rodeo Update
This month our club was able to finish our Bike Rodeo which were all great suc-
cesses. At one of our schools we needed all hands on deck because there was
over 300 students. We had about sixteen student sign up for the school and every
thing went along smoothly. One of the schools I attended had lot of great kids
ranging in grade from K-2. They learned so much and I enjoyed having lunch
with the kids. We even rapped up early and we were done and cleaned up by 2
o’clock.
Sean Morrison Banquet
A couple months ago we discovered one of our students has been diagnosed with
stage 3 testicular cancer. Our community has been great at helping and support-
ing his family with his fight against cancer. A go fund me page was started to
help the family with medical expenses and traveling cost. Then the Riverton Key
Club and FFA held a spaghetti dinner banquet to help fundraise more money. The
family was super grateful for our help and we were happy to give our hard work
to a good cause.
Scavenger Hunt
At our last Key Club meeting of the school year we all went on a selfie scavenger
hunt. Our advisor Ms. Hammer made a list with places locally to take picture in
front of. We had to have somebody on our team that could drive and someone
with a phone that took some good selfies. She even made it a competition to see
who made it back to the school first.
Some of the places we were sent was our local skate park, our football field, we
even had to take picture with our pets. We all ran around town like crazy animals.
Not to mention all the weird looks we got for
taking selfies in usually places. My group didn’t
win but we still ended getting water guns as priz-
es, so we just told everyone we won. Also I still
had lots of funny pictures taken for us look back
on.
May Issue
Photos from the Scavenger hunt
