Division 2 South | October 2022 Newsletter

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Leonid Afremov, Symbols of Autumn

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Heyyy!

definitely bittersweet but it was definitely the best so that's all that matters! The spirit days were so cute and the dance was super duper fun. The line for the photo booth took up nearly half of the entire dance but it was pretty worth it. We also had our senior sunrise and it was so beautiful. I got stung by a wasp for the first time which was interesting but my friend gave me a free donut so it was all worth it. I hope you all have a wonderful time at FRN!

Wishes,

Tran

Super duper cool senior sunrise pic

LTG'S LNOTE TG'S NOTELTG'S NOTE HELLO, LLAMAS!

I hope you all are doing amazingly! Although I've been very busy with RTC and FRN, I've enjoyed getting to know you all at our events during this time of the year! With our big events passing through, I hope to continue to see you all and that you ' re as excited as I am for what we have in store for the rest of this term! Make sure to take care of yourselves through this busy time of the year!! Hope to see each one of you at FRN, Llamas!

Blossoming with Service, Lieutenant Governor

SEPTEMBER RECOGNITION

Member of the Month Lena Pham Officer of the Month Amber Borjigin Club of the Month Alameda

Advisor of the Month Jason Marlis

ARTICLES & VISUALS

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Franklin Lui Kipp King Collegiate

During the month of September, Kipp King held a Cranes for Kids event in which we made paper cranes for hospitalized children. This event was great because it allowed new and returning key clubbers to serve the community.

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Kathy Wong San Leandro

A large group of hearty members volunteered at the Oaktown Half Marathon which started at 6 am!! Early birds get the worm they say, and our volunteers did indeed. We helped set up water stations, passing out water to runners and cheering them on as they ran along their path! Members got free shirts in a memorable turquoise shade and enjoyed working together the whole morning.

On September 30th, Alameda Key Club held a color a smile service event and fundraiser at Ding Tea in Alameda. During this event, members and officers were able to color coloring sheets which were given to “senior citizens, oversea troops and anyone who needs a smile” through the color a smile non-profit organization. As well as the event we also held a fundraiser where when you buy a boba (at the event) Alameda Key Club was given a partial amount of the profit. The event lasted about two hours with more than a dozen people showing up and it was a great bonding experience as well as a ton of fun. We hope to hold more events and fundraisers like this in the future!

Fisher Tomlinson and Keira Barot Alameda

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IRST SPIRIT ISOCIAL RST SPIRIT SOCIAL

Members gathered at Lake Chabot to learn and practice their cheers for FRN! There were 3 cheers in total and members split up to practice with different pairs of spirit team members and spirit leaders. We all came together at the end to end the DCM off with one last grand finale as we performed all three cheers together. Let's win that spirit stick llamas!

REGION TRAINING RC EGION TRAINING

CONFERENCE CRECAP ONFERENCE RECAP

And that's a wrap on the 2022 Region Training Conference! Thank you to those that joined us for the weekend at Camp Jones Gulch! We hope everyone had lots of fun! Hope to see more of you lovely lavender llamas at the next one!!

THANK TYOU HANK TYOU HANK YOU FOR FREADING OR FREADING OR READING