Volume 5 | Issue 8
D19S Beastie Bunny Times '17-'18: November
Table of 1. Cover Page 2-3. Table of Contents 4. Letter from the LTG 5. Editor's Message 6. Division Goals 7. Division Updates? 2
Contents 8-17. January Club Articles 18-19. Upcoming Events 20-21. Rose Float Recap! 22-25. DLT and Club President Contacts 26. Stay Connected! 27. Thanks for reading! 3
Letter from the LTG What's Hoppin Bunnies!? I hope you had a great New Years and accomplished many of the goals you set in 2017! My biggest goal for 2018 is to end the school year with all A's and at least a 1400 SAT;) Look out for further information on Janurary's Joint Movie Night DCM with D19N! Also keep your heads up for Further DCON information to be posted, as well as further in the newsletter! DCON 2018 will be located in Reno Nevada from April 13-15 for roughly $350. Please stay posted on your club whereabouts and on the Division FB Page! Thank you for all that you do and keep doing the good work! Sincerely, Papa Bun Chris Kao Lieutenant Governer
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Editor's Message Happy January bunnies! I hope everyone had a wonderful winter break and a wonderful 2017. Through studies that didn't seem to end, hard work at service events, and making the most of last year, y'all have made it through yet another year! We as a division ended the year with a bang. Kiwanis held the annual Rose Float parade and preparation, which had 109 attendees join in for the two day event from D19S. It was an amazing event with so many smiling key clubbers dedicating to making this float possible. As our lovely LTG said, we will have an upcoming joint DCM with D19N on January 27th. Details are in his message and in the upcoming events page. Happy 2018! I hope you enjoy the newsletter :) Hopping to opportunities, Asumi Shuda Division News Editor
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Division Goals Raise $650K for the Pediatric Trauma Program
Complete 12K hours for the term
Raise $300 for MNJ
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District Updates?
Key Club International http://www.keyclub.org/home.aspx
Key Club Cyberkey http://www.keyclub.org/ 7
Club Articles
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January 9
Narbonne
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This month of January, Narbonne Key Club participated in the Winter Wonderland Event in Harbor City. Other than Key club, clubs such as Kiwins and groups such as the Public Service Academy also volunteered at this event. In the beginning, volunteers were sorted to do various tasks such as trash pickup as well as managing the refreshment stand. We sold drinks such as coffee and fresh hot chocolate, which was a huge hit with the crowd. Later on at night a couple of volunteers helped manage the sled ride near the entrance of the event. The volunteers helped manage the line, make sure kids didn’t get to rowdy, and gather sleds and transfer them back to the front of the line. - Aliya Llanes Narbonne Historian
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Torrance Community 12
On December 29, Division 19 South, accompanied by their sister division, Division 19 North, volunteered in the Kiwanis Rose Float Decorations. There was a variety of jobs available for every key clubber that was there. From going on top of the scaffoldings, nearly 1 or 2 levels off the ground to place flowers onto the float, being on ground floor to organize the flowers by color to its specific float, or trimming thorns off the stems of flowers and gluing them on the float. It was an all-day volunteering event that lasted until 12:00am. The event created some amazing and star stunning floats, which made everyone’s hard work and energy pay off at the end of the day. Andrew Loreto Torrance Community Historian
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At the end of December, Mira Costa High School’s Key Club traveled to Pasadena to participate in the annual Rose Float event! It was a wonderful way for some of the 19 South club members to gather together during the winter break. The bus ride was a great way to bond, as was volunteering. Mira Costa had eleven members participate by bringing flowers in and out of the facility and prepping flowers as decorations on the floats. Even though the members waited in the cold in the evening, it was worth it to see all of the floats and be part of this event. Decorating the Rose Floats was an amazing way to end Costa’s first semester of Key Club, and we all look towards big division events like this for the remainder of the year. Jennifer Swartz Mira Costa President
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Mira Costa
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North Torrance 16
On December 6, North High had a Can Food Drive around the neighborhood of Torrance. We also had a second Can Food Drive the following monday. For this event, Members walked from house to house to collect cans from the area for about an hour. We decided to collect cans to give out to the families that were affected with AIDS/HIV. This would help families have food on the table for the holiday season. We believe this small act of kindness for the families would help make an impact. Erica Yanagida and Celina Tiqui North Torrance Historians
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Upcoming Events January-February SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
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2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24 31
4 11 18 25
5 6 12 13 19 20 26 27
1) White Point Nature Preserve Sat Jan 20, 2018 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM 2) Abalone Cove Volunteer Day Sun Jan 28, 2018 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Rose Float Recap!
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What was it? The Rose Float Parade is Key Club's annual event where members from D19S and D19N come together to prepare and create the float for the procession. For the 2017 event, 109 members from D19S and D19N attended and helped to make this float come alive. It is a Kiwanis sponsored event. Where did this take place? This year, the Rose Float volunteering took place in Pasadena, CA. The attendees worked hard until midnight to complete the Rose Float.
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Division Leadership Team
Christopher Kao Lieutenant Governer d19s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (310)619-7110
Vivian Wong Executive Assistant d19s.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (424)327-1736
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Lenny Kuang Executive Assistant d19s.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com (626)679-0223
Anne Tsai Executive Assistant d19s.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com (310) 634-9865
Contact Information
Christine Sy Division Publicist christineesyy@gmail.com (310)483-8766
Victoria Walker Service Projects Coordinator vrwalker24@gmail.com (424)384-8458
Asumi Shuda Division News Editor d19s.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com (562)618-1289
Corey Tablan Spirit Coordinator corey.keyclub@gmail.com (310)863-7633
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President Contacts Lio Faustino HTPA lco2701@gmail.com (310)800-3423
Maria Echeverria Harts maria_echeverria0321@gmail.com (310)951-1878
Kyle Tanimura PV Peninsula kyle.tanimura@gmail.com (424)757-3093 Jennifer Swartz Mira Costa jaswartz.swartz11@gmail.com (424)339-9069
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Melissa Cruz Narbonne cmel38943@gmail.com (323)245-2820 Brenda Fernandez North Torrance brendadanielafm@gmail.com (310619-6203
Kelly Lee West Torrance kellejlee@gmail.com (213)900-9058
Hailey Jaramilla Mary Star hj0269@marystarhigh.com (310)850-8986 Eloise Belandres Bishop Montgomery eabelandres@yahoo.com (310)406-7322
Anita Wong Torrance Community anitawongsterr@gmail.com (310)906-7429
Alyssa Yung Redondo Union alyssayung00@gmail.com (310)963-2543 Jannely Nunez Carson Complex jannely200@gmail.com (310)799-2182
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Stay Connected! Facebook group: Division 19 South Key Club Instagram Page: @d19skeyclub Official Website: https://division19south.wixsite.com/website
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Thanks for reading!
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CyberKey: cnhkeyclub.org Key Club Official: keyclub.org Please BEE green and do not print this newsletter 32