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Key Club collects tab tops for Ronald McDonald

Tina Haberberger , Editor-in-Chief • May 8, 2013
Key Club collects tab tops for Ronald McDonald

Recently, the OHS Key Club collected the tab tops that have been gathered all year by a few teachers and students around school in order to donate to the Ronald McDonald House Charity.

Throughout the year, students and teachers were encouraged to bring in tab tops for Key Club. Though it was not officially announced or familiar to many students, Key Club was able to collect a significant amount of tab tops. They collected them after school on Wednesday, April 24, and Mrs. Christina Borage’s ANP collected the most with around 15 pounds of tab tops.

“I was very happy with the results,” Key Club advisor Mrs. Erin Blasi said.

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Tina Haberberger , Editor-in-Chief
Class of 2014 Bio: Hello, my name is Tina. I play soccer and basketball, and I made the mistake of taking many hard classes this year. I’m going to play soccer in college, too, at Drury University. I like to make people laugh, and I love to write. That’s pretty much it. #YOLO
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