August 2015
[WOLF GANG NEWS] John Marshall High School
Division 3 South
Region 7
August 2015
Message from your President and Bulletin Editor
We’re finally back in school and I’m so excited for all the new key clubbers this year. The first meeting was great with about a hundred attendees Hopefully this year we will have more active members. -Christopher Bach, Bulletin Editor
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Toys For Pups
The event was fun because it was so simple but probably helped make a dog in a shelter happy. It’s important to raise awareness and do things for animals in shelters. It was a fun experience and it didn’t cost a dime. Plus we got to recycle our old shirts we’ll never use for a good cause -Matthew Yanez
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Walk For Lymphoma September 22 was the day of the Lymphoma Walk and it was now going to be the second event of which I will participate in Key Club. I have to say that IT WAS SO FREAKIN' FUN. I got to meet some awesome people there and I grew closer to those who served in our Key Club. There were so many people who showed up to walk and volunteer and it was nice to know that there are still human beings who care about others. I, along with other key clubbers, got to serve people bagels and hand them water. The people there were really friendly, so it wasn't hard to make some new friends. The memory that had the most impact on me was when I decided to help cheer on the walkers with some members of the Key Club. I don't have a loud voice, so I downloaded an app that had a studio audience cheering recorded in it. I set the volume to the highest and would press the button when the walkers passed by. ( LOL just saw that I wrote "the walkers" like in "The Walking Dead"?). There was an endless line of volunteers and they would smile and wave when they passed by us. It made me feel good. My experience was definitely memorable and it made me want to participate more in Key Club events. Whoever is reading this, you should try events too because the feeling of doing good is bound to make you into a better person. -Jeannine Vargas
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Month of July 2015 Member of the month: Michael Ma Congratulations to Michael Mah for being recognized as the Member of the Month for the month of August! As summer comes to an end, Michael has done an excellent job of dedicating the final moments of his vacation to service! This past month, Michael attended the Special Olympics to cheer on the athletes, the Braille Institute to organize and pack audio books, and Children’s bringand p.6the Officer of the Festival Month at Paramount Studios p.8 to Board smiles and laughter to the attendees. Through these various events, Michael has discovered his glowing passion for service and found his place in the Key Club community. Besides being a hardworking member of Key Club, Michael is also an active player in our very own varsity football team! As a well-rounded Barrister who commits time to service despite his busy schedule, Michael is truly deserving of this recognition. Overall, we are ecstatic to see Michael attending service events and hope to see him grow as a member as the school year goes on! Brian Woo John Marshall High School Vice President p.6
Month of July 2015 Officer of the month: Brian Woo Congratulations to Brian Woo for being the Officer of the Month for the month of August! Mr. Woo has showed up to all but one of the events our club has attended/hosted this month and has chaired multiple Braille Institute and Baby2Baby events - making him a stellar model member! Besides committing to his service hours, Brian has donated many can tabs in order to help Key Club’s efforts with eliminate (being the only member to have done so so far)! Brian has also demonstrated a great dedication for his position as an officer, diligently reminding the board about submissions, helping resolve issues, and generally participating in maintaining a professional – yet friendly – atmosphere within club activities. Besides from holding office as Vice President with our school’s Key Club, Brian is also the President of our campus’s Anime Club. His Division 3 South charming personality and quirky humor add to the wellRegion 7 rounded qualities of this hardworking student, as Brian works California – Nevada – Hawaii District towards balancing six AP classes in his efforts to apply to colleges this November. He’s one of the many great individuals from of our Key Club Ohana, and we’re excited to see this Barrister reach new and exciting heights. -Lucine Poturyan John Marshall High School Vice President
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Core Board
President: Grace Martinez
Vice President: Brian Woo
Vice President: Lucine Poturyan
Phone: 213-925-2061
Phone: (213) 700-0996
Phone: (323) 907-7028
Email: animaluver3798@gmail.com / d03s.jmkc.president@gmail.co
Email: BWoo9597@gmail.com / d03s.jmkc.vicepresident@gmail.com
Email: poturyanlucine@gmail.com / d03s.jmkc.vicepresident@gmail.com
Secretary: Aldrich Jurado
Treasurer: Lia Kim
Phone: 213-265-8295
Phone: 213-434-1651
Email: aldrichjurado@hotmail.com / d03s.jmkc.secretary@gmail.com
Email: liakimm2017@gmail.com / d03s.jmkc.treasurer@gmail.com
Bulletin Editor: Christopher Bach Phone: 213-605-2535 Email: ilikepie9878@gmail.com / d03s.jmkc.editor@gmail.com
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Chairs
Senior Class Rep: Sreymich Lach Phone: 323-509-8603
Class Rep: Yeobin Yook Phone: 2138190788 Email: kathy0720@gmail.com
Email: sreymich100@gmail.com
Sophomore Class Rep: Salma Sosa Phone: 213-598-6250 Email: salmososa064@gmail.com
Historian: Camea Pascual
Freshmen Class Rep:
Tech Editor: Roither Gonzales
Phone: (818) 649-0542
Phone:
Phone: (323)717-3452
Email: cmea_pscl@yahoo.com
Email:
Email: roithergonzales@gmail.com/ d03s.jmkc.editor@gmail.com