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November 2019 2019 November DIVISION 15 SOUTH | REGION 13 | CNH
EDITOR'S GREETING happy october belugas ! I hope everyone is doing great mentally and physically. Fall Rally South is coming up! It's going to be over before my newsletter next month. Can you believe that? Time flies! I am extremely excited to go to Fall Rally and if you are too, make sure to turn in the ticket and bus fees into your respective schools before your individual deadlines. Seniors! I know you are all extremely stressed about college applications right about now because i definitely am too, but just remember you can do this and make sure to find time to relax once in a while, you can do this I believe in you. Make sure to attend at least 2 of the 3 spirit sessions to memorize cheers because they are the heart and soul of fall rally aside from the amazing key clubbers you all are, I'll see you there! That's all I have for you guys this month, I hope you have a great year and I hope to see you at Fall Rally and all the spirit sessions.
IN THIS ISSUE Editor's Note Editor's Note
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LTG's Note LTG's Note
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Updates Updates
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Articles & Visuals Articles & Visuals
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Member Recognition Member Recognition
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Upcoming Events Upcoming Events
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Contact the DLT Contact the DLT
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yours in service,
priscila Chen hsu
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Division News Editor 2019Â2020
LTG'S note what's popping belugas !
Hello division 15 south! I hope you all had a good month! Fall Rally is almost here! Please be advised that the list of what you can and cannot bring into the park has been updated! Free hug signs and spirit sticks with your social media accounts are forbidden but you may hand out business cards with your handles. Please also make sure to go to the spirit sessions! There are 3 and you must attend 2 to go to Fall Rally. If you are unable to attend 2 please contact your club president. I hope to see you guys soon at the spirit sessions!
joanne ma
D15S Lieutenant Governor
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stay updated
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Make sure to check out the Ditrict Newsletter on the CNH CyberKey or on issuu.com made by our amazing District News Editor,
hanah shih
articles & visuals
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Submitted by: Nathan Han Colony High School
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On Wednesday after school I went to volunteer at Isaiah's Rock for the first time. When I first got there, I was really lost and confused Most of us were firstÂtimers so it took a bit of time to figure things out, but once we did it was actually pretty easy. We helped move boxes and package food. I volunteered with a group of my friends, so we actually had a pretty good time while we were working. I also got to meet some underclassmen who I definitely won't forget. It was a fun time, being able to hang out with friends and volunteer. I'm definitely gonna go to help out again soon.
(colony pink out fundraiser) (colony pink out fundraiser) It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Colony is having its pink out week along with the pink out game. This is the week where everyone wears pink and everything pink related is mentioned. With the special football game, key club is selling pink scrunchies, pink heart glasses, pink drawstring bags, pink stickers and finally breast cancer socks. We have been selling during every lunch for the past two weeks at the beginning of October and have sold out twice already. The proceeds go to the Susan G. Komen foundation. There are at least 4 members selling during first lunch and second lunch which gives many opportunities to members who want to attend a quick volunteer service. It’s one of the more chill and calm events where members just sell and interact with staff and students of the school. One of our freshmen belugas actually prefers events like these over the big ones. She
stated, “I enjoy selling during lunch with my friends, I am also getting better at dealing with money and talking to people.” The last day to sell all the items was at the pink out football game. I worked a few lunches and it was honestly really easy. Many students enjoyed the selection we had laid out for them. There were also lots of staff who stopped by to support us by buying a pair of socks or two. This was a nice way to show school spirit but also support a greater cause. We were able to spread awareness and raise money within a few days with the help of everyone.
Submitted by: Cathy Le Colony High School
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Colony Commemorates is an annual event held at Colony High School every year to honor the heroes of our nation during the month of November. Veterans of all sorts are invited to our school for an interview and luncheon provided by staff and students. This special event was created to send thanks to the people that sacrificed so much for our country to be what it is today. This year our Key Club has decided that we were going to make cards for every single veteran that came to the celebration. It began from the beginning of October and lasted for a few days. We were able to have many cards and there were even extra for each person to have two. There was one day afterschool where the club decided to have a card making event and the whole room was packed. Each member was required to make 10 neat cards filled with a short message for one hour and during that time period we had received over 60 cards. Each of the cards had their own uniqueness and not one was the same. For those who didn’t attend the event afterschool, they were able to earn an hour for 15 cards instead of 10. I usually participate in Colony Commemorates every year but this was the first year that I did something with Key Club. It was different working behind the scenes and making something more personal for every veteran. It was a relaxing day as we drew and listened to music. It was a good chance to start becoming closer to everyone and just chill.
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Submitted by: Joseph Hsing Ruben S. Ayala
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Every month God’s Pantry holds a donation center to help struggling local families receive free healthy food and volunteering to help these families always makes us happy because we know that our efforts are helping the community. All of the volunteer leaders are so friendly to everyone helping, and they guided us to each station that we could help out in. Throughout the day families including parents and kids together picked out items to take home and we were all constantly busy lending a helping hand. My couple hours on this morning consisted of bagging a variety of fruit and pastries that could be later on easily separated and distributed. The system of organizing and packing was a nice team effort coordinating with the other volunteers around me that belong to different church organizations or high school volunteer groups. Later on, I helped pick out items for families and push their shopping carts, and our final task was unloading all their food into their car. This experience left all the volunteers happy for our contributions.
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officer of THE THE MONTH MONTH Andreana Flores, Chino Hills
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upcoming EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS
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SPIRIT SESSION 1 & DCM Come out to learn the cheers for the upcoming Fall Rally South! WHEN: 10/19 13 pm WHERE: Westwind Park, 2455 E Riverside Dr. Ontario
SPIRIT SESSION 2
Come out to practice the cheers for the upcoming Fall Rally South! WHEN: 11/2 14 pm WHERE: Alterra Park, 4921 Soquel Canyon Pkwy, Chino Hills
SPIRIT SESSION 3 (mandatory) Come out to practice the cheers for the upcoming Fall Rally South and get your spirit gear! WHEN: 11/8 58 pm WHERE: Chino Senior Cnenter, 13170 Central Ave, Chino
FALL RALLY SOUTH 2019 Come out to Six Flags Magic Mountain to meet fellow Key Clubbers, engage in spirit battles, and participate in Spirit Sessions all for PTP!
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stayconnected (contact the dlt)
Lieutenant Governor: Joanne Ma email: d15s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
@cnh_keyclub @d15sbelugas
Executive Assistants: Seanna Choi & Maya Kim email: d15s.execasst@gmail.com Secretary: Isabella Tan email: d15s.secy@gmail.com Fundraising Coordinator: Joseph Hsing email: d15s.treasurer@gmail.com
Division 15 South Key Club
News Editor: Priscila Chen Hsu email: d15s.newsed@gmail.com Member Recognition Chair: Megan Chung email: d15s.mrc@gmail.com Graphic Designer: Emily Lu Spirit Coordinators: Megan Suh, Andy Le, Emily Ortiz
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