Div. 15N 15N Newsletter Newsletter || August August 2017 2017 Div.
Region 1 3 | CNH
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2 Index 4 DNE's Note 5 LTG's Note 6 Region Picnic 8 Ramadan Service Event 9 D15 Banquet 10 Etiwanda Banquet 11 Park Clean Up 12 Upcoming Events 14 Contact Us
News Editor's Note Hey Loves! Summer is slowly coming to an end *cries* so hopefully you were able to come stop by and attend all of our fun division events like Region Picnic and Division 15 Banquet this month and have an amazing summer '17! We also have our next DCM this Saturday, so I hope I get to see all your beautiful faces if I can make it! I wish you all the best of luck for the beginning of the new school year, be sure to make the most out of the rest of the summer, and try not to procrastinate all summer and AP work like me!! I love and appreciate all ya'll so much, thank you for always reading the newsletters, see you all next month!!
Alyssa Nelson D1 5n Dne
Lieutenant Governor's Note Hello, Giraffia! First and foremost, I want to give a big thank you to each and every one of you for supporting me through the first parts of my term  even when I'm up doing a Division MRF late at night, or up early trying to meet a deadline, knowing that your love and support is there for me makes it SO worth it!I secondly want to remind you of what this club is all about, SERVICE! With the upcoming stress of Club Rush and FRS, remember why you fell in love with this organization and prioritize keeping that passion alive and thriving. In order to begin the school year strong, you have simply GOT to hit me up with any & all questions or concerns. I know that each club will have an absolutely amazing term with good communication. I love you guys so much  you are my pride and joy and have my heart. Please
Allie Price D1 5n Ltg
(PLEASE) contact me if you ever need anything.
Region 1 3 Picnic
On July 8th, we as a region held our annual Region Picnic! Starting at 10 AM, key clubbers from D10N to D35W began arriving at Via Verde Park to begin the big day in front of them. Vendors were up and about, selling their merchandise to anyone in sight whilst everyone else stayed cool under the shades of their tents. Shortly after we were split into groups by the color of our wristband and as groups, key clubbers began rotating, experiencing a different ice breaker each time. After this, lunch was served and a break time was given to compensate for the hot weather that day. After the lunch break, key clubbers split off into their divisions to prepare for the main event of the day, the spirit battle. Given time, each division was able to become familiar with their cheer and off to the spirit battle they went! Each division took turns reciting their cheer, yelling at the top of their lungs in hopes of winning the spirit stick. After every division went, we were once again given more break time in order to dodge the scorching sun as the judges decided who would receive the spirit stick. At the very end of the day, D35E won with their spectacular cheer and from there, we began cleaning up and leaving as quickly as possible due to, once again, the very hot day.
Galen Han Rancho Cucamonga
Ramadan Service Event
On Friday June 23rd, various different key clubbers from Division 15N attended the Ramadan Service Event. Here they arrived at 6 pm to help bring out the chairs and tables in which they later set up. After the setup was done all the key clubbers had dinner together and ate “italian cuisine� or a.k.a. Pizza. This was the best part as laughs were exchanged as well as friendships being born. Once it was time to clean up the key clubbers went and helped put back all the chairs and tables into the storage while also picking up trash and doing whatever was needed.
Travis Perales Rancho Cucamonga
Division 1 5 Banquet
As we started off our new term as Division 15 North, we had one last event to commemorate the year alongside our counterparts, Division 15 South. It is the first term since we split, so it will take some time to get used to seeing our other half become the Belugas. However, it was nice to have one last dinner to remember the term and everything we did in our last year together. I couldn't be more proud of my club, Los Osos, for winning Club of the Year alongside all the other awards for their hard work. And I couldn't be more proud of Division 15 for coming together this year to win the spirit stick at Fall Rally and for finishing the term strong. And although we do have to say goodbye to D15, it does mean a new beginning for both of us as we start the year off as Division 15 North Giraffes & Division 15 South Beluga Whales!
Nasser Elhajjaoui Los Osos
Etiwanda Banquet
On June 10, 2017, our club hosted an EndoftheYear Banquet, inviting our neighboring schools and anyone who was interested in Key Club. The night consisted of karaoke singing, eating lots of food from the potluck, and giving away the G.A.G. awards, along with official awards such as Member of the Year and Officer of the Year. A lot of members and officers participated in a fun game called Mafia to take a break from karaoke singing. Everyone else enjoyed more of karaoke singing. I would definitely go to an event like this again because this banquet we hosted was an unforgettable night with a lot of bonding and eating. I'm excited to plan next year's banquet!
Melanie Viernes Etiwanda
Park Clean Up This past Saturday, June 24th, we hosted a park clean up in which we invited the following schools to join us: Etiwanda, Los Osos, and Upland. From there, we started the day off with various ice breakers in order to introduce members to their fellow giraffes. Afterwards, we began the most interesting part of the eventÍž pieing the presidents / representative from each school! This was a mini fundraising project planned for the park, hence why members could choose to pie whoever they wanted for just one dollar! Followed by the fundraiser came our main icebreakerÍž a water balloon fight! This was the perfect icebreaker for that day simply because of the scorching temperatures present. After our main icebreaker, we conducted our park clean up, splitting into groups to tackle the job. Members cleaned up the remaining balloons on the ground and trash at the park. And finally, after the park clean up, we ended the day off with more bonding between the schools. This was definitely a successful event for we held a successful fundraiser, helped to clean up the trash, and established a stronger bond between the schools present at this event.
Jessica Ortega Rancho Cucamonga
june events! 7/22 d1 5 olympics / dcm 7/1 7-21 vaction bible study 7/30 spirit gear designs DUE
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Giraffes
Contact Us club presidents ALTA LOMA Chengui Wang chenghui925@ hotmail.com
CHAFFEY Claudia Renero
LOS OSOS Nasser Elihajjaoui nasserlel@gmail.com
RANCHO CUCAMUN Jessica Ortega jessica.ortega @gmail.com
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SAN ANTONIO
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MISSING
CLAREMONT
Please submit ASAP!
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UPLAND
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Danny Deicid
ETIWANDA
uhs.keyclub.president@
Franchesca Ho
Charlene Sangalang d15.ehspresident@gmail.com
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division leadership team
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Allie Price d15n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR Aaysha Memon d15n.fundraising@gmail.com
EVENT COORDINATIOR
NGA
Grace Yang d15n.events@gmail.com
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS Chenghui Wang & Alyssandra Guanzon d15n.assistants@gmail.com
SECRETARY Caitlin Huang
NEWS EDITOR
d15n.secretary@gmail.com
Alyssa Nelson d15n.newseditor@gmail.com
MEMBER RECOGNITION
TECH EDITOR
Hans Ocampo
Amy Le d15n.techeditor@gmail.com
HEAD TASK COORDINATOR Andrew Yuki Le d15n.maintc@gmail.com
d15n.mrchair@gmail.com
TREASURER Andrea Ruiz Alvarez d15n.treasurer@gmail.com
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