Monday, December 17, 2012

Hunka Hunka Holidays

by Alexis Arms
Last Saturday, the Haynes Academy Key Club traveled to William Blvd. Baptist Church for a special persons’ Christmas party. Before guests arrived, members from Haynes, Curtis, Crescent City and Bonnabel were working hard setting up tables, decorating the walls, and cooking a delicious dinner. Christmas music was playing to set the mood as the guests arrived and were greeted by church members and Key Club volunteers. Guests were encouraged to get on the dance floor and show off their moves. Key clubbers from Crescent City put on a skit about Charlie Brown and the meaning of Christmas. Afterwards, everyone left their seats and moved to the center of the floor to limbo. Once everyone was limboed out, the gathering was served a delicious meal of turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans and tea.
     To add to the festivities, all of a sudden, Elvis music began to play and before anyone knew what was happening, “Elvis” entered and began to jive. Everyone cheered and laughed while singing along and dancing. The moment came that all the guests had been waiting for! The four Key Clubs, dressed up as reindeer, escorted Santa! The guests clapped and rushed to snap a picture with old St. Nicholas. The event was meant for a celebration for special people but the Key Club volunteers made valuable memories as well.

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