Kiwanis Club

The Harker Heights H S Key Club wanted to spread some much needed Christmas Cheer this year. They painted 4 windows on businesses in Market Heights with Christmas pictures and messages.

They also worked with the Interact Club to put together Hot Chocolate Kits that will be handed out at the Santa in the Park/Holiday Market at the Harker Heights Community Park.

Harker Heights Mayor Spencer Smith presented a proclamation to Kylie McKinzie who was awarded the Walter Hurst Sophomore of the Year Award from the Texas Oklahoma Foundation. She is a member of the HHHS Key Club, JROTC Color Guard, National Honor Society, Bowling Team and other organizations. She plans to pursue a degree in Aerospace Engineering.

The HHHS Key Club and the EHMS Builders Club students were in the Christmas Spirit this weekend and volunteering in the community. Key Club members worked with the costumed characters at the annual Frost Fest so the children could get their pictures taken with them. Saturday night was the Killeen Christmas Parade and the Builders Club members participated in the parade along with Elsa & Anna from FROZEN. The weather was gorgeous this year and we weren't actually frozen this time.

Harker Heights Kiwanis Members Dick Dinwiddie, Norm Dunbar, David McClure, Lisa Youngblood & Vivian Marschik along with members of the Eastern Hills Middle School Builders Club and the Harker Heights High School Key Club participated in the 2019 Killeen Veteran's Day Parade. This photo was taken just before the "Fall cold front" blew in. In a matter of minutes everyone was scrambling to get coats, hats, scarves and gloves on. It started sprinkling rain and the wind was blowing all the leaves from trees near by in our faces. In no time it went from the upper 60's into the 40's. The parade started off with a bang! We Texans survived the cold front to finish the parade without losing anyone .  :-)

The Harker Heights Key Club members had a great time volunteering at the Halloween Hoople painting faces, helping with games and playing costumed characters.

Members of the EHMS Builders Club and HHHS Key Club received the Presidential Service Awards signed by President Donald Trump for their service hours to their school and community. Well over 500 attended the awards program in Killeen. The Builders Club performed over 3000 hours of service and the Key Club and Interact Club had over 900 hours of service. Builders Club member Vanessa Jeurrissen had the most overall hours for students in the 11-15 year age category and received a special plaque.

(EHMS BUILDERS CLUB)

(HHHS KEY CLUB)