Leo Club members participated in a formal induction ceremony on May 3 at Erskine Academy in South China. Twenty-five new members were inducted.
The officers are Harrison Moser, president; Morgan Emond, vice president; Samantha Heath, secretary; and Hunter Rushing, treasurer.
Whitefield Lions Club Director Barry Tibbetts, left, pins Erskine Academy Leo Club President Harrison Mosher as District Governor Michelle Crocker looks on. The formal induction ceremony was held for Leo Club members on May 3 at Erskine Academy in South China. Contributed photo
The new club was formed in conjunction with the Whitefield Lions Club and Advisor Roxanne Malley to help students conduct local civic duties and develop leadership skills.
For more information, visit www.whitefieldlionsclub.com.
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