ADOPTED
THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL CONVENTION KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL JULY 1982-CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION
WHEREAS the Kiwanis International Foundation has generously rendered their services, has wholeheartedly supported and contributed to the entire Key Club program, especially through its sponsorship of the Valley Forge Leadership Training Seminar, the Key Club International Theme and Major Emphasis Filmstrip and the newly revised Key Club International Member- ship Development Audio-Visual.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International once again express its sincere thanks to President Ralph C. Keyes and the Board of Trustees of the Kiwanis International Foundation for its continuing interest and support of the Key Club Program.
SUPPORT OF INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE THEME
WHEREAS Key Club International realizes that the caring of the individual Key Clubber provides the basis through which the ideals of Key Club are achieved; and
WHEREAS Key Clubbers will be looking inward for the strength to implement the objectives of Key Club International.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International recognizes the need for each member to "get back to basics" and commits itself to the implementation of the 1982-83 theme "Strengthen From Within."
EVERY CHILD A SWIMMER
WHEREAS each year 7,500 people are victims of drowning in the United States alone; and
WHEREAS it is estimated that in countries where the Key Club organization is located, 70% of all young people at the 4th grade level cannot swim five feet, yet are physically and mentally able to learn to swim; and WHEREAS Key Club International has already begun a successful program of teaching and coordinating the teaching of these individuals to swim.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED triat Key Club International continue its support, in conjunction with the 1982-83 theme "Strengthen From Within,"
the "Every Child a Swimmer" program.
EXHIBIT B
EIGHT RECOMMENDED PROJECTS
WHEREAS Key Club International recognizes the importance of strengthening relationships within the family; and
WHEREAS the recommended projects of Key Club International currently are:
Major Emphasis, Support of Churches and their Spiritual Aims, Support of Schools, lnterclub Program, Model Kiwanis Program, Buddy Program, and Vocational Guidance; and
WHEREAS together, these projects establish proper guidelines for a more productive and successful Key Club.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that "Support of the Home" be the eighth Recommended Project of Key Club International.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that each Key Club strive diligently to imple- ment these eight recommended projects to further promote the objectives of Key Club International.
HUMAN RIGHTS
WHEREAS one of the basic objects of Key Club International is to conserve, protect and enrich the right of free speech which makes possible the increase of justice and goodwill.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International affirms its beliefs that the denial and abuse of any person's rights is unjust.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Key Club International urges each member to respect the inherent rights of all individuals.
SPIRITUAL AIMS
WHEREAS support of spiritual aims is one of the eight recommended activities of Key Club International, and thus one of the basic foundations of Key Club International: and
WHEREAS our faith and beliefs are a significant part of our lives.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International continues its active participation in promoting spiritual ideals.
MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
WHEREAS the principal object of Key Club International is to provide service to the school and community: and
WHEREAS Key Club International strives to continue its efforts in membership development and growth: and
WHEREAS new Key Clubs and increased membership are necessary if we are to continue to expand service.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the new Key Club International Board give maximum promotion to new club building ~nd membership development, and to the reactivation of weak and inactive clubs throughout Key Club International by the use of various promotional materials such as the new membership development filmstrip, The Time Is Now!, provided by Key Club International.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that each individual Key Club attempt to raise its membership to maximum levels and to bring Key Clubbing into new areas.
INTERNATIONAL LITERATURE
WHEREAS Key Club International provides numerous items of interest and importance to all Key Clubbers; and
WHEREAS the development of new literature and the updating of existing literature are vital to the progressive growth of Key Club.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that each Key Club is urged to utilize these materials to educate its members to their highest potential.
CONVENTION ATTENDANCE
WHEREAS Key Club International meets in International Convention each year; and
WHEREAS the convention is an unforgettable experience, providing an excellent opportunity to expand each member's knowledge of Key Club.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that each member of Key Club International encourage attendance at the 40th Annual Key Club International Convention in Hollywood, Florida, July 17-20, 1983.
KEYNOTER
WHEREAS the official publication of Key Club International, "Keynoter" is provided expressly for the purpose of enhancing communication: and WHEREAS it is the only publication of Key Club International which reaches each and every member.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International recognizes Editor David Dee for his major role in the publication of "Keynoter."
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all Key Clubs be encouraged to submit articles of interest to "Keynoter."
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
WHEREAS the Key Club International Board continues to promote programs such as International Service Day, Key Club Week, and K-Family Weekend:
and
WHEREAS these programs are extremely important to the development of an even stronger organization.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that each Key Club be urged to participate in these and other programs the Key Club International Board promotes.
RELOCATION OF INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
WHEREAS the Kiwanis International Building, which houses the Key Club International offices, has been located in Chicago, Illinois, since 1959: and WHEREAS the offices of Kiwanis and Key Club International will be moving to Indianapolis, Indiana, in early September and will be dedicated on October 2, 1982.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the members of Key Club International wish the best of luck for a smooth transition to our new office in Indianapolis.
KIWANIS APPRECIATION
WHEREAS Key Club International recognizes the help and support sponsoring Kiwanis clubs and Kiwanians give to Key Clubs.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International thanks the Kiwanis International Board, Kiwanis District Boards, and Kiwanis clubs for their continued support of Key Club, both in the past year and in the year to come.
SPECIAL APPRECIATION
WHEREAS Cecile A. Martorano has given many years of faithful service to the Key Club organization; and
WHEREAS her services have greatly benefited our organization; and WHEREAS her friendship has enriched the lives of those whom she has directly or indirectly assisted.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International wishes to express its deepest appreciation for her 26 years of devoted Key Club involvement.
APPRECIATION
WHEREAS the speakers of the 39th Annual Convention have had truly inspiring messages for Key Club.
THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED that we, the members of Key Club Inter- national, extend our heartfelt thanks to D. Michael Broome, President.
"Tomorrow's America" Foundation; E. B. "Mac" McKitrick, President, Kiwanis International; Kenneth P. Burke, President, Circle K International; Jeff Schneider, Secretary, Key Club International: John F. Bookout, President, Chief Executive Officer, Shell Oil Company: Alan J. Prince, President, Key Club International; The Incredible Eddie Sax, Juggler: The Dixiecrats, enter- tainers: and Revie Sorey, football pro of the Chicago Bears, representing the American Diabetes Association.
WHEREAS Key Club International is blessed with many hard-working Kiwanians and General Office staff members who put in many extra hours at the convention and throughout the year.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International thanks Aubrey E.
Irby, Chairman, Board Committee on Key Clubs: A. F. "Al" Lough, Chairman, International Committee on Key Clubs; Dr. Marcus M. Marble, Jr., Charles E.
Hardy, Fred W. Briggs and Stanley K. Johnson, Members, International Com- mittee on Key Clubs; Dr. Andrew Batsis, Coordinator, International Committee on Youth; James P. "Pete" Tinsley, Administrator, Key Club International;
Cecile A. Martorano, Associate Administrator, Key Club International;
George F. Langguth, Assistant Administrator, Key Club International: Key Club International staff members Daisy Jackson, April Petty and Mary C. White;
and Greg Koncos, Kiwanis General Host Chairman; along with the special convention staff of Petrea Burchard, Tim Doke, Mrs. Bobbie Hawkins and Jerry Wade.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Key Club International extends special thanks and congratulations to the entire Key Club staff for a successful first year.
WHEREAS Key Clubbers have played a large part in the planning of this 39th Annual Convention.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International thanks the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District; Sang-Ho Sim, Key Club General Host Chairman;
Julie Allen, Key Club Assistant Host Chairman; Margie Fujara, Key Club Assistant Host Chairman; Convention Host Key Clubs from the high schools of Roberto Clemente, Elmwood Park, Evanston, Hales Franciscan, Hinsdale Central, Homewood-Flossmoor, Kennedy, Lane Tech, Lincoln Way, Luther North, Mather, Morgan Park, Prosser Vocational, Proviso West, Resurrection, Rich South, Senn, St. Charles, Sullivan, Thornton Fractional South, West Leyden, . and Whitney Young and all committees working under their direction.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Key Club International thanks President Alan J. Prince and the International Board of Trustees for their outstanding leadership throughout the year, as well as their fine efforts in producing this successful convention.
WHEREAS much time and effort was put forth by the Marriott Hotel Manage- ment, especially Mark Lauer, Convention Services Manager, to ensure a successful International Convention.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Key Club International expresses appreciation to the Marriott Hotel for a job well done.
WHEREAS, Susan Hammett, America's Junior Miss, has added a special glow and charm to the talent show.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that we thank Miss Hammett for sharing the experience with us.
Respectfully submitted, This 7th day of July, 1982
CLUBS REVOKED
KEY CLUB INTERl\J'ATIONAL BOA.Till MEETING Chicago, IL - 1982
(Clubs & Sponsors listed)
Exhibit C
DISTRICT CHARTER NO. & STATE
ALABAMA
L. F. Banks H.S., Birmingham-East, AL W. A. Berry H.S., Vestavia-Hoover, AL Donaho School, Anniston, AL
Fort Deposit Academy, No Sponsor, AL Mobile County H.S., No Sponsor, AL
Springwood H.S., ·Lanett, AL
Trinity Presbyterian H.S., Montgomery, AL
·CALIFORNIA-NEVADA-P.t.AWAII Alameda H. S., Alameda, CA
Chaminade Preparatory H.S., Canoga Park, CA Clovis West H.S., Clovis, CA
Crespi Carmelite H.S., Encino, CA Excelsior H.S., Norwalk, CA
Hoopa H.S., Willow Creek, CA
fonte Vista H.S., San Ramon Valley, Danville, CA
omo1·1a 11.S., Gr8dtc:i.: ?uiiivna, CA Righetti H.S., Orcutt, CA
Santa Ana Valley H.S., North Santa Ana, CA Simi Valley H.S., Simi Valley, CA
Sequel H.S., Surf City, Santa Cruz, CA
Sunnyvale H.S., Sunnyvale, CA (school closed) William Howard Taft H. S. , Woodland Hills, CA
Bocanegra Vespertina H.S., Tecate, Baja California, Mexico Lutheran H.S., Laverne-San Dimas, CA
CAPITAL
Anacostia Senior H.S., Eastern Branch, Washington, D.C.
Howard D. Woodson H.S., Eastern Branch, Washington, D.C.
La Plata H.S., La Plata, MD
Mergenthaler Vocational and Technical H.S., Highlandtown, Baltimore, MD Our Lady of Good Counsel H.S., Wheaton, MD
She~wood H.S., Wheaton, MD
Wicomico Senior H.S., Salisbury, MD
Lord Botetourt H.S., Botetourt County, Troutville, VA John Marshall H.S., Richmond, VA
Suffolk H.S., Suffolk, VA
Maggie L. Walker H.S., Richmond, VA
84137-001 83415-001 85388-001 86001-001 85394-001 85013-001 85131-001
83095-004 83913-004 85871-004 84382-004 86360-004 82247-004 85158-004 80198-004 86251-004 82461-004 83832-004 82938-004 81705-004 84848-004 86127-087 85638-004
86037-008 86222-008 86035-019 81610-019 85820-019 81609-019 84012-019 85262-045 80227-045 80737-045 84702-045
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CAROLINAS
~pe Fear H.S., Lafayette-Fayetteville, NC Hoke County H.S., Raeford, NC
Lincolnton H.S., Lincolnton, NC
North Carolina School for the Deaf, Burke County, NC South Heckleburg H.S., Charlotte, NC
Heathwood Hall Episcopal School, Richland, Columbia, SC High School of Charleston, Charleston, SC
Lower Richland H.S., Columbia-Golden K, SC
EASTERN CANADA & THE CARIBBEAN
Sir John A. MacDonald H.S., Armdale-Halifax, NS., Canada London Catholic Central H.S., London, ON., Canada
Sir Adam Beck Secondary School, London, ON., Canada Seminaire Saint-Michel, Rouyn, PQ., Canada
Denbigh Secondary School, May Pen, Jamaica Elim Agricultural H.S., Balaclava, Jamaica
FLORIDA
Deerborne H.S., Southwest Miami, FL
t. Pier.ce ~lp stwo<1d H. S. , South Fort Pierce, FL Miramar H. S., Miramar-Pembroke Pine FL
Springstead H.S., West Hernando, FL Suncoast H.S., Riviera Beach, FL Vero Beach H.S., Vero Beach, FL
Westminster Christian H.S., South Miami, FL
Samuel W. Wolf.son Senior H.S., South Jacksonville, FL
GEORGIA
Chatooga County H.S., Metropolitan Rome, GA Westside H.S., Uptown Augusta, GA
Windsor Forest H.S., Savannah, GA
ILLINOIS-EASTERN IOWA
Bergan H.S., Suburban-Peoria, IL
East Rockford H.S., Alpine, Rockford, IL Elk Grove H.S., Elk Grove, IL
Kenwood Academy, Hyde Park, Chicago, IL
Rich Township H.S.-East Campus, Park Forest, IL .ochelle Township H. S., Rochelle, IL
Rockford Lutheran H.S., Rock Valley-Rockford, IL
85051-032 80338-032 80697-032 85652-032 82482-032 86136-039 80059-039 82766-039
84351-067 80520-068 80381-068 86019-070 85722-086 86088-086
85390-009 85915-009 86349-009 85584-009 83346-009 80130-009 84333-009 83443-009
85766-010 84486-010 83944-010
83628-012 85981-012 83894-012 85268-012 81321-012 83006-012 84959-012
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INDIANA
affersonville H.S., Jeffersonville, IN
Shortridge H.S., Indianapolis, IN (school closed) Southport H.S., South Indianapolis, IN
KANSAS
Goodland H.S., Goodland, KS
KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE
Bryan Station H.S., No Sponsor, KY
Dawson Springs H.S., Greater Madisonville, KY Eastern H.S., Louisville, KY
Elkhorn City H.S., No Sponsor, KY Phelps H.S., Phelps, KY
Pulaski County H.S., Somerset, KY Trinity H.S., Louisville-Plainview, KY
Wheelwrtght H.S. ,Beaver Valley, Wheelwright, KY Elizabethton H.S., Elizabethton, TN
Hillwood H. S., West Nashville, TN 1cience Hill H.S., Johnson City, TN
LOUISIA.~A-MISSISSIPPI-WEST TENNESSEE
Catholic High of Pointe Coupee, Point Coupee, New Roads, LA Chaneyville H.S., Baton Rouge-Early Risers, LA (school closed) Fatima H.S., The Hub City, Lafayette, LA
Jeanerette Sr. H.S., Jeanerette, LA Minden H.S., No Sponsor, LA
Redeemer H.S., New Orleans, LA Walker H.S., Denham Springs, LA West Monroe H.S., West Monroe, LA Kirk Academy, Grenada, MS
East H.S., Memphis, TN
Henry County H.S., Paris, TN
Memphis Catholic H.S.-, Memphis, TN Messick H.S., Memphis, TN
Millington Central H.S., Millington, TN
MICHIGAN
Ogemaw Heights H.S., West Branch, MI
81028-013 80302-013 83938-013
80794-015
82134-016 85848-016 84593-016 85415-016 84756-016 82056-016 86256-016 81685-016 80239-041 83114-041 80810-041
85781-017 85841-017 85347-017 86104-017 86006-017 83912-017 84190-017 81237-017 84662-023 80835-041 81174-041 86015-041 81735-041 84787-041
85747-021
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MINNESOTA-DAKOTAS
Jefferson Senior H.S., Alexandria, MN
Crippled Children's Hospital and School, South Sioux Falls, SD Hot Springs H.S., Black Hills, Hot Springs, SD
MISSOURI-ARKANSAS
Arkadelphia H.S., Arkadelphia, AR Hartman H.S., Clarksville, AR Omaha H.S., Harrison, AR
Hickman Mills H.S., South Jackson County, MO North Kansas City H.S., North Kansas City, MO Ruskin H.S., South Jackson County, MO
*
MONTANA see page 7 NEBRASKA-IOWAGrinnell H.S., Newton, IA Humboldt H.S., Humboldt, IA
Newton Community H.S., Newton, IA
.AEW ENGLAND
Pulaski Senior H.S., New Britain, CT (school closed) Gorham R.S., Pride's Corner, Westbrook, ME
Boston Technical H.S., Roxbury, MA
Cape Cod Regional Technical H.S., Greater Dennis, Cape Cod, MA Georgetown H.S., Georgetown, MA
Newburyport H.S., Newburyport, MA Wayland H. S., Natick, MA
West Roxbury H.S.1 Roslindale-Wesr Roxbury, MA
NEW JERSEY
Bernards H.S., Bernardsville, NJ
Bridgewater-Raritan East H.S., Somerville, NJ Ferris R.S., Jersey City, NJ
Gateway Regional H.S., Woodbury, NJ Kingsway Regional H.S., Swedeboro, NJ Lawrence H.S., Trenton, NJ
Mainland Regional H.S., Somers Point, NJ Roxbury R.S., Roxbury-Succasunna, NJ
80208-022 85876-040 80339-040
81549-003 85400-003 85987-003 85454-024 82867-024 84933-024
84067-014 84141-014 84067-014
82827-006 82694-018 84104-020 86051-020 85862-020 81389-020 84392-020 80439-020
85386-029 84219-029 83519-029 84171-029 83098-029 83741-029 84220-029 82052-029
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YORK~righton H.S., Brighton, NY
Chaminade H.S., County Seat, Mineola, NY Clarkstown H.S., Spring Valley, NY
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La Salle Senior H.S., La Salle, Niagra Falls, NY Lafayette Avenue H.S., West Side, Buffalo, NY
Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons H.S., Schenectady, Downtown Breakfast, NY Vestal Senior H.S., Vestal, NY
Warrensburg Central H.S., Warrensburg, NY Xaverian H.S., Bay Ridge Narrows, Brooklyn, NY John Jay IL S., Hopewell Junction, NY
OHIO
Buckeye Valley H.S., Delaware County, OH
Fairfield Union H.S., Fairfield, Lancaster, OH Logan H.S., Logan, OH
Madeira H.S., Silverton-Kenwood, OH Madison H.S., Madison, OH
Pleasant Local H.S., Marion, OH
Portage Lakes Joint Vocational School, Green-Akron, OH Pymatuning Valley H.S., Andover-Pymatuning Area, OH St. Joseph H.S., Euclid, OH
'eays Valley H. S., Ashville, OH
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Greshan Union H.S., Gresham, OR Cascade H.S., Everett-Evergreen, WA
Central Kitsap H.S., Central Kitsap, Silverdale, WA Gig Harbor H.S., Peninsula, Gig Harbor, WA
North Kitsap H.S., Greater Poulsbo, WA Peninsula H.S., Peninsula, Gig Harbor, WA Pullman H.S., Pullman, WA
PENNSYLVANIA
Allegheny Valley School, Montour, McKees Rocks, PA Camp Hill H.S., West Shore, Cumberland County, PA Penn Hills H.S., Penn-Hills-Sundown, PA
Warrior Run H.S., Milton, PA
84839-031 86435-031 85666-031 85725-031 82283-031 85930-031 86103-031 86396-031 85330-031 85727-031
85523-034 85065-034 80735-034 86000-034 80590-034 85395-034 85772-034 86129-034 83465-034 84877-034
83979-036 86221-046 86215-046 86087-046 85828-046 84428-046 84796-046
86066-037 86253-037 85257-037 84893-037
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
.. rvada West H. S., Arvada-Jefferson, CO Las Animas H.S., Las Animas, CO
Longmont H.S., Longmont, CO
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William L. Mitchell H.S., East Colorado Springs, CO J. K. Mullen Preparatory H.S., Southwest Denver,·co Pine Ridge Job Corps H.S., Chadron, NE
SOUTHWEST NONE
TEXAS-OKLAHOMA ·
Berryhill H.S., East Tulsa, OK Poteau H.S., Poteau, OK
Sequoyah H.S., Tahlequah, Tsa-La-Gi, OK
Brewer H.S., White Settlement Sunrise, Fort Worth, TX J. Frank Dobie H.S., Pasadena, TX
Irving R.S., Irving Midweek, TX
Lake View H.S., West Angelo, San Angelo, TX Memorial Senior R.S., Houston· I-10, TX
asadena TI.S., Pasadena, TX
W.W. Samuell H.S., Pleasant Grove, Dallas, TX
R. L. Turner H.S., Suburban Northwest, Dallas County, TX O. D. Wyatt H. S., Fort Worth-Sundown, TX
UTAH-IDAHO
Madison H.S., Rexburg, ID Dixie H.S., Saint·George, UT Provo H.S., Prova-Timpanogos, UT
WESTERN CANADA
Fort William Collegiate, Thunder Bay, ON, Canada Hannnarskjold H.S., Metro-Thunder Bay, ON, Canada
WEST VIRGINIA NONE
WISCONSIN-UPPER MICHIGM1
83330-005 80440-005 80882-005 84635-005 84290-005 85404-026
85420-035 82613-035 85977-035 83767-042 85943-042 86188-042 82167-042 82824-042 83867-042 81367-042 86024-042 86415-042
83958-011 83759-043 80283-043
86264-068 85940-068
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wISCONSIN-UPPER MICHIGAN
Cambria- Friesland H.S., Cambria, WI
Green Bay East H.S., Greater Green Bay, WI North Senior H.S., Eau Claire, WI
Rhinelander H.S., Rhinelander, WI Roncalli H.S., Manitowoc, WI
*MONTANA
Belgrade H.S., The Bridgers, Bozeman, MT
85868-048 84152-048 86368-048 86032-048 85890-048
85206-025
Exhibit D Amendments Passed At
Key Club International Convention July 7, 1982
Changed From To
Constitution Article 8, Section 2
"Each officer, except. the Treasurer and the Administrator of Key Club Interna- tional, ·shall be an active member in good standing of a Key Club and shall be eligible for at least one (1) school year of active membership·following his election as an International officer."
new
Article 3, Section 6
In fulfilling.the objectives of Key Club International, each club should co~plete the seven recommended Key Club projects every year in addition to its ac~ive program of school and community service.
Article 6, Section 2
Bylaws
''Vice Presidents. In the. event of the inability of the President to perform his duties the Board of Trustees shall a.ssign one of the Vice-Presidents to . perform the.duties of and have the same authority as the President. Each Vice- President shall serve as chairman of at
least one (1) standing or temporary committee of the Board of Trustees and as In~ernational Board Counselor for at least two (2) Key Club districts. The Vice-President shall have such other.
duties as usually pertain to the office or as may be assigned by the Board of Trustees."
Article 8) Section 2
"Each officer, except the Treasurer and the Administrator of Key Club International s.hall be an active member. in good standing of a Key C_lub in an organized district and shall be eligible for at least one (1) school year of active membership following his election as an International officer."
Article 15, Section 4
The offical colors of this organization shall be blue, gold, and white. The colors shall.represent: blue-unwavering character; gold-service; and white-purity~
Article 3, Section 6
In fulfilling the objectives of Key Club International, each club should complete the eigh~ recommended Key Club projects every year in addition to its active program of school and community service.
Article 6, Section 2
"Vice-Presidents. In.the event of the inability of the President to perform his duties, the Board of Trustees shall assign one of the Vice-Presidents to perform the duties o.f and have .the same authority as the President. Each·Vice-President shall serve as chairman of at least one (1) standing or temporary committee o~ the Board of Trustees and as International Board Counselor for at least two (2) Key Club·districts. Each Vice-President shall be responsible for monitoring the progresc of six (6) Trustees and three (3) board committees as appointed by the President.
Bylaws
Article 6, Section 2
Article 10, Section 3
"The President of Key Club. International shall, when the program of an annual convention specifies nomination of officers~as the order of business, receive nominations from the floor for the several offices to be filled at the Gonvention. All nominees for International office shall be in attendance at the convention. He shall also ••. " •
Article 6) Section· 2 Continued The Vice-President shall have such other duties as usually pertain to the office or as may be assigned by the Board of Trustees.fl
Article 10) Section 3
"The President of Key Club Intert1ational shall, when the program
of
an annual convention specifies nomination ofofficers as the order of business, receive nominations from the floor for the several offices to be filled at the convention.
All. nominees for International Office shall be from organized districts and must be .in attendance at the convention. He shall also ..• ".