Key Club Students Host a Night to Remember at Garden Spring Center

Upper Moreland High School Key Club members visited the Garden Spring Center to host a 'senior-senior prom night.'

By Gerry Dungan
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June 7, 2011

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According to Samsel-Reese, most of the Garden Spring Center events try to incorporate cross-generational interaction.

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The Garden Spring Center is a long and short-term assisted living/rehabilitation center in Willow Grove.

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Special finger foods were prepared for the senior prom at Garden Spring Center.

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Key Club students decorated the Garden Spring Center's recreation room for the event.

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Pictured are UMHS Key Club member, Natalie Swartz (center), Mary DeRita and her son Mark.

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Garden Spring Center resident Pauline Nilord enjoyed the Key Club visit.

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Most of the participating Garden Spring Center residents enjoyed the music and dancing.

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Upper Moreland High School Key Club students celebrated prom night early with a visit to the Garden Spring Center June 2.

Key Club, a junior arm of the Kiwanis of Old York Road, has monthly outings to provide community service.

According to Key Club co-advisor Sue Mathers, the students have hosted similar dances with special-needs organizations before, but never at an assisted living and rehabilitation facility.

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susan mathers

8:12 pm on Saturday, July 30, 2011

Thanks Gerry for covering this UMHS Key Club event in the Upper Moreland community!