Key Club Recognized at State Convention

Key Club Recognized at State Convention 1Members from the Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Key Club recently attended the Annual Key Club State Convention in Birmingham. The Key Club at Montgomery Catholic was recognized with the “Single Service Award” for their contributions to the district project “Kids Helping Kids” for Children’s Hospital. Lisa Jakel was also named the “Best Club President” for District 11, an honor bestowed to the Montgomery Catholic Key Club for the second year in a row. The Key Club is one of the more active clubs at Montgomery Catholic and continues to grow each year.

Picture: Montgomery Catholic’s Key Club members: Row 1 Kerra Slauson, Club President-Elect Erin Plate, Lauren Starr, Club President Lisa Jakel, Karen Gonzales, Molly Slauson, Mary Kimbrough, Kimberly Smith, Sonja Epping. Row 2 Eddie Fiedler, Molly Jones, Caitlyn Wiggins, Kate Cooper, Olivia Veres, Heather Kennedy, Thomas Herge, Leigh Dagalea. Row 3 Daniel Jakel, Rachel Forsyth, Heather McGinn, Amy Hall, Monique Taylor, Jessica Brown, Sarah Johnson. Row 4 Madison Ortega, Elizabeth LaKemper, Gabby Moore, Lindsay Taylor, Nichole Nickson, Michelle Perone, Lauren Tucker, Brad Cary. Row 5 Jung Woo You, Alex M. Taylor, JT Holman, Robert Avery, Thomas LaPointe, Bobby Bohman, John Ingram.

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