The Billiard
August Volume 2 Edition 3
Table of Conten 4-5
Lt. Governor’s Welcome
6-7
Fall Rally North & District News
8-9
DCM & DWS
10-17
Club Articles
18-19
Key Club Gear & Birthdays
20-21
Follow D8 & D8 Lt. Contact Info
22-23
Presidential Contact info
24
Link to the CNH Cyber Key
nts Letter Promotion
Lieutenan Hello Ballers!
I hope that all of you June and July was fu Division Service Oppo We even got to hang o With all that being sa school! This incoming who will fall in love w all about! Freshman, School! Sophomores, few more years to go! men! Be sure to be a so fast! Seniors, just o the most (A's before b
Lets start this school y
nt's Welcome
have had a refreshing (but productive) Summer! ull of fun Key Club related things. There were many ortunities, and our Club Officers have been trained! out with the rest of our Region 9 Key Club Family! aid, I hope that all of you are ready and excited for g year of freshman possibly holds more people like us with Key Club! Make sure to show them what this is welcome to the beautiful land that is known as High good job on surviving a year of High School! Only a Juniors, you can finally call yourselves upperclassgood role model to those around you, you grow up one final stretch to go, remember that grades matter baes), and look forward to the future of adulthood!
year strong with Key Club! -Jack Rattanasith
Fall Rally North
Due to the District's massive size, two Fall Rallies are held each year; one in Northern California at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, one in Southern California at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Thousands of members gather at each of the two theme parks on their selected day, one in October, one in November. At Fall Rally North and South, LTGs and Executive officers are "auctioned" off to Divisions; the winning Division is able to then spend a designated period of time with the "purchased" officer. Auction funds and a portion of the ticket sales for both events go towards the Pediatric Trauma Program.
This was last month’s but don’t forget to check out this month’s District News letter by clicking here
DWS DCM
D.W.S.: Japan Fest Saturday, August 20th, 11 am– 3pm at Fairfield Community Center -An event that will help educate our community about Japanese Culture. D.C.M.: Date: August 27th 2016, 1PM-3PM, Laurel Creek Park 2896 Gulf Dr, Fairfield, CA 94533
Group picture of all the division 8 officers that made it
OTC wasn't your ordinary Key Club event! It was a conferen train and educate them all about Key Club. OTC occurs eve workshops were all hosted by current and past members o Club, but they give life tips in general too. The various topi etc. were all talked about. Trust me, I have them on my no ably, hopefully do. We were all given a booklet to complete and this event is VERY informative especially if you're a ne fear. Your board is most likely, probably, hopefully prepare - Katrina Sacluti, Vanden
t to OTC!!
nce that gathered officers from D8 in order to formally ery year and consists of many workshops. This year's of the DLT. These workshops aren't limited to just Key ics of Key Club 101, Graphic Standards, Reducing Stress, otes. In fact, all the officers who attended most likely, probthe blank notes in. It does come in handy for reference ew officer-- like me!! In conclusion, there is no reason to ed ;D
Group picture with all the completed cards after the event
For a DWS, we showed our appreciation to the troops by wri them. However, each card was customized to the member's design to the message, we built the letter up from scratch. A creative with it with pop-up cards and multi-colored layers w kept it more simple with a short but sweet message. Nothing either; everyone could go their own way with this. Not only d creative, but we also got the chance to personally thank and tion to service members! Katrina Sacluti, Vande
iting cards to liking. From the A lot of us got while others g is wrong with did we get to be d show apprecia-
en Key Club
Key Clubbers with their thinking caps on, contemplating what to make or already creating their image
MIT Key Club members pose with Rodriguez Key Club members at the Benicia Torchlight Parade! On July 3rd, we volunteered at the Benicia Torchlight Parade. This was our first interclub event with our very own Rodriguez Key Club. We helped marshal the crowd to endure spectators safely crossed the street during parade, and we even got to walk in the parade at the end! -Carmela Villegas, MITA
Key Club members posing for a group photo after the two hour event was over with Matt Garcia Foundation. A monthly tradition of Rodriguez Key Club, where we partner up with the Matt Garcia Foundation for their Downtown Clean Up event. The Matt Garcia Foundation supplies vest, buckets, and trash tongs as well as drinks for the event. For two hours, people split into groups, collecting trash, bottles, and cans also well as other waste and recyclables around Downtown Fairfield in memory of Matt Garcia. It’s a great event where Key Club members can interact and get to know one another as the clean up the streets of Fairfield and help their community. -Jose Estrada, Rodriguez
On June 24th, FHS members attends the Teddy Bear making for Project Linus. This event was held at the Fairfield Civic Center and was an event to make teddy bears for children. There was not a lot to do but make bears, which was still very enjoyable. At the end of this event, Key Club members made 20 or so bears overall. It was very refreshing doing something new and it was very fun making teddy bears from scratch. -Francis Villaflor, Fairfield High School
Teddy Bears for
r project linus
One of the Division Wide Service Projects was to make teddy bears for Project Linus. It was more of a hands-on event since we were the ones to sew and stuff the teddy bears. I enjoyed this event because it was definitely a change. The sewing brought me back to my Home Economics days in middle school. -Katrina Sacluti, Vanden
Follow D8 REMIND Text this number: 81010 This Message: @d8ballers
SNAPCHAT @d8ballers
INSTAGRAM @d8ballers
D8 Team Leadership Contact Info Jack Rattanasith
Brandon Boston
Lieutenant Governor
Executive Assistant
d08.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
d08.cnhkcea.03@gmail.com
Kathia Reynoso
Christina Lam
News Editor
Spirit Coordinator
d08.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
d08.cnhkc.dsc01@gmail.com
Braelyn Travis
Justin Palor
Executive Assistant
Fundraising Coordinator
d08.cnhkc.ea01@gmail.com
d08.cnhkc.dfc@gmail.com
Carmela Villegas
Nicole Johnston
Executive Assistant
Service Projects Coordinator
d08.cnhkc.ea02@gmail.com
d08.cnhkc.dspc01@gmail.com
Like this hoodie? You can buy this and some other really cool stuff by clicking here.
Happy Birthday!! Daniela Gonzalez, MITA
August 10th
Oscar Salazar, Rod.
August 16th
You want your birthday in the Newsletter ask your president or click here
Presidential C Christina Ang American Canyon Christina28ang@gmail.com (707)334-2455
Alyssa
Di
cheerlyss17
(707)88
Christina Lam
Nhu
Armijo
Fair
Chmalam@gmail.com
(707)63
(707)631-9933
Carmela Kiersten Rabehl Benicia krabehlbhs@gmail.com (510)579-6794
Mare Isl
ca mela.villegas@m
(707)31
Saki
Public Safe
Contact info
a Ponce
(707)416-6184
ixon
Gurleen Kaur
7@gmail.com
80-9100
Rodriguez president.rhskc@gmail.com (707)656-1384
u Tran
rfield
39-6241
Simran Kaur Vanden (707)398-1028
a Villegas
land Tech
armitacademy.org
Nadia Barboza Vintage nadia.art6@gmail.com
15-6373
ina Ali
ety Academy
Mikhaela Griffan Will C. Wood mikhaelagriffin09@gmail.com
If you have any questions, comments or concerns about this newsletter please contact Lt. Governor, Jack Rattanasith, or the Division News Editor, Kathia Reynoso.
CNH Cyberkey