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The 76th Annual International <strong>Key</strong> Club Convention (<strong>ICON</strong>) in Indianapolis,<br />
Indiana was truly the experience of a lifetime. From June 24-28,<br />
<strong>Key</strong> <strong>Clubber</strong>s from around the world gathered to make new friends, to vote<br />
on legislature, to learn more about the organization and its opportunities in<br />
workshops, to elect the international board, and much more.<br />
This year’s convention was unique in that <strong>Key</strong> Club shared its convention<br />
with other branches of the Kiwanis Family- Circle K, Aktion Club, and<br />
Kiwanis– in order to celebrate Kiwanis’ 100 years of service. Throughout<br />
the convention, the four organizations came together for several ceremonies.<br />
At the House of Delegates, <strong>Key</strong> Club members voted to pass proposed<br />
amendment 1, w hich restricted the formation of any future <strong>Key</strong><br />
Clubs or KIWINS in schools where one of these organizations already exist.<br />
However, proposed amendment 2, which involved the optional formation of<br />
a Webmaster position for clubs, was not passed. Finally, proposed amendment<br />
3 w as passed, thereby officially recognizing the position of<br />
District Webmaster.<br />
The convention had numerous fun aspects, including a baseball game<br />
just across the street from the convention center, a dance, fireworks, a<br />
Hellogoodbye and A Great Big Pile of Leaves concert, a Pancake Lunch for<br />
The Eliminate Project, a pony, and more! (See pictures below.)<br />
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