CNH|KEY CLUB
What's Poppin’ D13S! Welcome back to the Ninja News! I hope you’re all doing well and staying healthy. It’s finally Christmas season! (although it technically started in November LMAO) Congrats to all the seniors for working so hard on their college applications for the past few months and submitting them. If you haven’t submit your college apps yet, good luck and make sure to do so soon! As we enter December, good luck to all clubs collecting dues and good luck meeting the early bird deadline! As the Member Recognition Program ends soon, make sure that you are on track to meeting your goal of bronze, silver, goal, or platinum and to have your secretary keep track too! The time to choose our next Lieutenant Governor is coming up soon! In order to be a candidate you must attend Candidate Training Conference in order to learn more about the duties of an LTG and what to expect at Conclave. At Region 8 Conclave, the candidates will give speeches and delegates from each club will vote for the next LTG! Finally, thank you so much for reading this month’s issue of the Ninja News! I hope you enjoy! Kickin’ for Service,
Division 13 South News Editor ‘20-’21
message from the news editor
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lieutenant governor’s letter
division update
key club 101
[news + recognition]
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event recap
club recaps
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HIYA Ninjas! IT’S DUES SEASON!! Please remember to pay your dues ASAP!! Reach out to your club president and see how you can be an official member of Key Club. With that being said please continue to give thanks during this time such as our kiwanis and faculty advisors for chaperoning and helping us with everything we do, club officers for planning and helping the club reach new heights, key club members for joining our big ninja family, family members for supporting us, and many more to be grateful for. And a huge shoutout to our seniors this year for submitting their early or on-time apps this month. I know it was super stressful, but we made it! Whatever the results will be in spring, just know that you did the best that you could and that there’s a better plan for you in the future!! WINTER IS FINALLY HERE!! As most of us are going on break very soon please remember to stay warm, stay home and PLEASE DON'T GET SICK THIS SEASON!! With being in the season of giving please stay on a look out for upcoming division events where you can give back to our community this season such as service and fundraising events. I hope to see you Mighty Ninjas soon and please stay safe!! Kickin’ for Service,
Division 13 South Lieutenant Governor ‘20-’21
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MEMBER JAFET ARCHUNDIA JORDAN
OFFICER RHEAL RAMACULA BELLFLOWER TREASURER
CLUB WILSON KEY CLUB
FACULTY ADVISOR VERONICA GRAJEDA ST. ANTHONY
KIWANIS ADVISOR SUE BAKER CABRILLO
SERVICE PROJECT COMMUNITY LIBRARY MAYFAIR
For the past month, Division 13 South participated in service projects such as Hope and Peace Week, Kiwanis Thanks Week, and Packing and Delivering Food to Shut Ins in Long Beach We fundraised for PTP with our Ding Tea Fundraiser. We also had our Escape Room October DCM with Division 13 North, so thank you to everyone, new members especially for attending! Congrats to all clubs that paid their club dues by December 1st! Interested in running for LTG? Be sure to attend Candidate Training Conference on December 12!
DLT MEMBER JILLIAN ABIGAIL LUCERO EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
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Any member, officer, club, and/or advisor you think has been especially outstanding? Was there a service project that turned out really well? Tell us about it and maybe the person or service project will get recognition!
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The CNH Member Recognition Program was created to recognized dues-paid Key Club members with a minimum of 50 hours, along with additional requirements expected of a member in the CNH District.
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want to be featured in the next newsletter? submit your article and visual to D13S.CNHKC.DNE@GMAIL.COM!
Coral Pongsuwan Historian | Bellflower October 10th was World Mental Health Day, in which Bellflower Key Club created a service event to motivate and uplift friends and loved ones. Members created info-graphics to inform people about mental health, as well as tips on how to care for one’s well being. Thank you to everyone who was able to participate, and hopefully your creations can change someone’s mindset.
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Khomsan Liamkrajang Webmaster | Bellflower On October 23rd, members of Bellflower Key Club attended Olive Crest Fall Fest, one of the first in person service events in a while! Our members gave a helping hand by setting up and directing traffic. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve in person and are excited for future opportunities that present themselves. Thank you to everyone who considered attending!
Emily Uy Historian | Wilson On the 17th of October, Wilson had its first physical service event in months. The beach clean took place at Seal Beach. Members were able to pick up trash and be socially distant from each other. Mask was a requirement which everyone followed. Members were provided gloves, trash bags, and a trash picker to pick up the trash across the beach. This event was successful, everyone was able to meet in person while helping our planet by picking up trash off our nice beaches.
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Sarah Do Member | Gahr On October 30th I supported Gahr High School Key Club by going to Halloween Social! During the event we celebrated Spooky-season with fun little activities and games. As for activities, we all got the chance to put forth our creative minds and make our very own origami ghosts! We also played this one game called Soulmate where we were able to not only have fun but get to know each other too. In addition, we all had the ability to participate in a Lovebox, which is where you anonymously send out compliments to anyone of your choice in the meet! This was my favorite activity and was a great way for us to spread smiles across each other’s faces :). I really appreciate the club cabinet’s efforts in making sure members are happy and having fun. That being said, this social event really helped me form bonds with other club members and I found it extremely welcoming.
Maryland Heng Executive Assistant | Polytechnic The event started off with us setting up many tables across the whole parking lot and decorating them with streamers and balloons! We then made posters in order to direct the drivers on where they have to go for the drive thru. Many cars started to come in and donate different goods for our unicef and kiwanis family donations drop off. We were able to greet families of our very own members and offer them our candy goodie bags. Me and the other volunteers had a good time talking to our fellow bellflower kiwanians, starting a bond with them during our breaks. It’s been awhile since we’ve had a in-real life service event and this was honestly an amazing experience!
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Michelle Lork Historian | Mayfair For the month of October, Division 13 South participated in Region's 8 SailoRTC! The region training conference provided an overview of how to handle tasks as an officer as well as a member! Members and officers throughout Region 8 were able to become closer while learning the important duties they can play within Key Club International. During this conference, Region 8 showed their contribution to service by making cards to donate to UNICEF. These cards paved a way of providing methods to contribute to the community during the SPOOKY season!
Ronald Ourng Historian | Sato Last month we had our escape room joint DCM with Division 13 North! For most newbees this was their first division event, and it was a blast to see so many new members. Additionally, it was a great opportunity to meet new people from outside of the division. On top of discussing old business and new business, members were able to participate in ice breakers and additionally an fun story-lined escape room, finding answers from all over the internet, which for each answer would give a letter, spelling out a word in the end to escape!
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BELLFLOWER | daniel le What’s poppin’ Division 13 South! For the past month, Bellflower Key Club has participated in service projects such as our Breast Cancer Awareness Graphic Making, National Mental Health Day Graphic Making, FreeRice for National Dictionary Day, Olive Crest Fall Fest, our SpooKEY Storytime to send to hospitals, and Healthcare Hallo-grams. We have also participated in division service events and attended division fundraisers. We have also been participating in Trick or Treat for UNICEF, through our Tropicali Cafe and sticker fundraisers, and constant virtual serving. As of today, we have raised over $400 for UNICEF so thank you everyone that has helped us raise money for UNICEF! We also attended October DCM where our amazing Faculty Advisor, Mr. Smith was recognized as Faculty Advisor of the Month! Our historian also released our October issue of our newsletter. We have a lot of service projects and fundraisers coming up in November so I hope everyone can participate!
BROWNING | ruben glaser This month, we attended events and plan on attending more in the future.
CABRILLO | justine alcayde HEYYYY NINJASSS SAY HEYYY NINJASSS! For the month of October, Cabrillo Key Club has been attending most of the fundraisers we’ve been having like, Frostbites on the 5th, Cha20 on the 17th, and Pieology on the 30th. We had our virtual club rush for our school and it went pretty well! We participated during PTP week, we attended SailoRTC with 5 members present, we also attended this month’s joint DCM with 13 North! We also have been planning service weeks for November and we have a fundraiser for Frostbites on the 14h!
GAHR | julia saguin Hi guys! I hope you’ve all been well :D Since september, Gahr Key Club members begun the dues process, had a few super fun meetings and had an amazing turnout at our school’s club rush! Our members spread breast cancer awareness with the cutest posters in their neighborhoods and created graphics for drug prevention! We also participated in division service events like the fitness fridays, world smile day, and click for a cause week. We also went to the division fundraisers and had a GAHR-8 turnout at RTC, specifically with our amazing newbies so a huge thank you to them :> For the rest of October, we’re continuing to fundraise for Trick or Treat for UNICEF online and through our officer dare squares. We have a spoo-KEY social planned as well as having a Hallo-WEEKEND service event. I hope all of you have a safe Halloween and rest of the month, thank you!!!
JORDAN | casey huynh For the month of October we have been focusing on gaining members and growing as a club. We have successfully started collecting dues and are planning for more small in person events.
MAYFAIR | jia lucero This month, we attended events and plan on attending more in the future.
MCBRIDE | angelina liu This month we worked on applying ourselves to the online format and created a google classroom and member sign-ups form. Along with a graphic for sign-ups, we also worked with the school ASB on our virtual club rush.
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MILLIKAN | liana ngauv This month, we attended events and plan on attending more in the future.
POLYTECHNIC | maryland heng AYOO KEY CLUB CHECK! Hi guys! For the past month we have been taking a dive into service by hosting our very own service MONTH! with the theme NEWBEE for all of our new members:) We were also able to hold our first ever IRL-service event which was spooky goodie bag making with 10 members attending both days! THANK YOU TO MS. LIN FOR CHAPERONING AND OUR MEMBERS FOR ATTENDING! We hosted our first key club newbee welcoming event with over 40 attendees and our general meeting which was this week with 48 attendees! We’re starting to pack up our orders for merch for those who have ordered so please be on the lookout! For members we were able to get 59 dues paid members for our first wave of dues and with the extended deadline we will be having our second round coming up :). Lastly we held a frostbites fundraiser and donated all the money to PTP so thank you guys for that. Poly key club has been also keeping up with division events by attending/participating SAILORTC, UCLA key to college, Cha2O fundraiser, Frostbites fundraiser, and all of the division service events. THANK YOU BABES MWAH!
RANCHO DOMINGUEZ | marvin madamba Hey Ninjas!!! For the month of October our club has put our focus on collecting dues. Once we collect our dues we'll start focusing on creating service and social events for our club.
SATO | nicole capcha Hi guys! For the past month Sato Key club has been collecting dues for new and old members as well as participating in service events such as thankful tuesday. An upcoming service event we have is letters for the elderly which started yesterday and will go up until next Friday the 30th. We also held a general meeting and will be having one this Monday @ 3 where we will be having a kahoot and announcing our member of the month. Thank you !
SOMERSET | zerlin garcia This month, we attended events and plan on attending more in the future.
ST. ANTHONY | mariana martinez This month, we attended events and plan on attending more in the future.
ST. JOHN BOSCO | hector andrade & ian salazar HI-YA Ninjas. For the month of October, our club was finally able to get some work done. We had our first general meeting with over 30+ members showing up. We also finished creating our first service project which we will be publishing to the club soon. We are looking to carry this momentum into the next months so that our club can make a good impression on others.
ST. JOSEPH | edalyn bray HIYA NINJAS! For the month of October, St. Joseph has made a huge improvement within our school. We kicked off the school year with our first general meeting and talked about new ideas while playing Among Us. We cannot wait for the month of November because we have many fundraisers and service events planned for the upcoming holidays.
WILSON | koldanita nhean Hello everyone! In the month of October, Wilson has held our second and third general meeting of the school year. We also successfully had our first in-person event last saturday at Seal Beach. In the beginning of the month, we baked goodies for our local lydia shelter and had an origami event where we made ghosts, bats, and hearts. We’ve been doing our wilson service days where our members were able to play games like shave the day and rice race and also held an all day halloween themed color a smile event at the end of the month.
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bellflower president
Daniel Le d13s.cnhkc.bellflower@gmail.com
browning president
Ruben Glaser d13s.cnhkc.browning@gmail.com
cabrillo president
Justine Alcayde d13s.cnhkc.cabrilokc@gmail.com
executive assistant
Maryland Heng d13s.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com
lieutenant
Vyanh
d13s.cnhkc.ltg
gahr president
Julia Saguin d13s.cnhkc.gahrkc@gmail.com
division news editor
Daniel Le d13s.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
jordan president
Casey Huynh d13s.cnhkc.jordan@gmail.com
division media coordinator
Audrey Austria mayfair president
d13s.cnhkc.dmc@gmail.com
Jia Lucero d13s.cnhkc.mayfair@gmail.com
fundraising coordinator mcbride president
Angelina Liu
Julia Saguin d13s.cnhkc.fundraising@gmail.com
d13s.cnhkc.mcbride@gmail.com
millikan president
Liana Ngauv d13s.cnhkc.millikan@gmail.com
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spirit coordinator
Ny Danh d13s.st@gmail.com
spirit coo
Joseph D
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ordinator
De Castro
gmail.com
polytechnic president
Maryland Heng d13s.cnhkc.lbpoly@gmail.com
rancho dominguez president
Marvin Madamba d13s.cnhkc.ranchodominguez@gmail.com
executive assistant
Jia Lucero d13s.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com
sato president
Nicole Capcha d13s.cnhkc.sato@gmail.com
somerset president division tech editor
Tyler Soeur
Zerlin Garcia d13s.cnhkc.somerset@gmail.com
d13s.cnhkc.dte@gmail.com
st. anthony president
Mariana Martinez service projects coordinator
d13s.cnhkc.stanthony@gmail.com
Jazz Nario d13s.cnhkc.service@gmail.com
st. john bosco presidents Hector Andrade & Ian Salazar d13s.cnhkc.stjohnbosco@gmail.com
dcm coordinator
Dominique Cornejo damourcornejo@gmail.com
st. joseph president
Edalyn Bray d13s.cnhkc.stjoseph@gmail.com
member recognition chair
Pia Hao d13s.cnhkc.mrc@gmail.com
wilson president
Koldanita Nhean d13s.cnhkc.wilson@gmail.com
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