Norway High School Leo Club and Lions Club gather for luncheon
The Norway High School Leo Club and the Vulcan-Norway-Loretto Lions Club recently gathered for a luncheon. From left, holding the sign are Ron and Carol Henriksen, Vulcan-Norway-Loretto Lions Club president; seated are James Kellas, Kaylee Baldwin, Kaylee Gendron, Ashley Carlson, Kara Stanchina, Payton Paquette, Abby Richter, Tori Trudeau, Anna Falk and Deanna Cruz; in back are Mylee Zychowski, Parker Dennocenzo, Javan Hauswirth, Leia Vig-Petersson, Myah Gilroy, Jade Welcenbach, Jordyn Moln, Jessa Rossler, Rowen DeDecker, Mary Cavagnetto, Ella Wojowicz, Emma Dube and Eli Dube.
from left are LEO advisor Tami Slagle, District Governor Scott Kwarciany Alyssa dela Cruz, Alexis Downs, Tirah Hauswirth, Kara Stanchina and Christine Smith, UP Lions Serve co-founder.
Leia Vig-Petersson, left, and Kara Stanchina show the wonderful banner that is hanging in the high school to raise awareness to other students on how the LEO Club helps serve.
The Norway High School Leo Club and the Vulcan-Norway-Loretto Lions Club recently gathered for a luncheon. From left, holding the sign are Ron and Carol Henriksen, Vulcan-Norway-Loretto Lions Club president; seated are James Kellas, Kaylee Baldwin, Kaylee Gendron, Ashley Carlson, Kara Stanchina, Payton Paquette, Abby Richter, Tori Trudeau, Anna Falk and Deanna Cruz; in back are Mylee Zychowski, Parker Dennocenzo, Javan Hauswirth, Leia Vig-Petersson, Myah Gilroy, Jade Welcenbach, Jordyn Moln, Jessa Rossler, Rowen DeDecker, Mary Cavagnetto, Ella Wojowicz, Emma Dube and Eli Dube.
from left are LEO advisor Tami Slagle, District Governor Scott Kwarciany Alyssa dela Cruz, Alexis Downs, Tirah Hauswirth, Kara Stanchina and Christine Smith, UP Lions Serve co-founder.
Leia Vig-Petersson, left, and Kara Stanchina show the wonderful banner that is hanging in the high school to raise awareness to other students on how the LEO Club helps serve.
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NORWAY -- The Norway High School Leo Club recently had a successful pizza luncheon, bringing together students and Lions members for a cause that matters.
The event featured two special guest speakers: Christine Smith from U.P. Lions Childhood Cancer and District Governor Scott Kwarciany.
Smith delivered an inspiring and heartfelt message about the impact of childhood cancer and the work being done through the Lions to support affected children and their families.
Her dedication to raising awareness and promoting early detection left a strong impression on all who attended.
Kwarciany followed with remarks highlighting the importance of youth involvement in service organizations like the Leo and Lions Clubs.
He commended the Leo Club for their commitment to community service and encouraged students to continue being a force for good.
The luncheon not only provided a delicious break from the regular school day, but also educated attendees on meaningful issues and celebrated the power of student-led initiatives.
The Leo Club extends their thanks to all who participated and supported the event.