D35E NEWSLETTE R
AUGUST
2014
CONTENT
04 A LETTER FROM OUR LTG 06 D35E+D35W BANQUET 08 MCKINLEY’S CHILDREN CENTER 10 SPARK RUN 12 WALNUT JUNE RECAP 14 BONITA JUNE RECAP 15 LoL TOURNAMENT/RELAY FOR LIFE 16 PTP 17 WALNUT EXPANDS ONLINE 18 D35E GEAR 20 OTC/JUNE DCM 21 UPCOMING EVENTS 22 MEET D35E’S PRESIDENTS & VPS
MESSAGE FROM THE
LTG
WRITTEN BY DAANYAAL KUMAR
> Elephants!
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IT IS FINALLY SUMMER! I hope everyone was able to finish the school year strong. Now, it is time for everyone to take a break from schoolwork and academics, but it is also a time to serve your community MORE. Key Club is probably the only high-school service organization that does not stop when school stops. Every month their will still be several service and social events for you all to attend. Be sure to join the Division Facebook group to stay updated on all the upcoming events. Big thank you to everyone that came out to the May DCM/Bowling Fundraiser! We had 72 people in attendance to the DCM, and raised $233 for Pediatric Trauma Program in that one day! I hope you all had as much fun as I did that day! The next big Division event will be Officer Training Conference, also known as OTC on Saturday, June 28th 2014 from 10AM-3:30PM. The June DCM will also be held at this event. At OTC, members and officers can learn and be trained on the responsibilities and duties of each officer position so they can better serve their clubs as officers along with several informational and leadership building workshops. Some of these include: Public Speaking, Effective Planning and Time Management, Overview of the Kiwanis Family, Show Your Spirit and more! I want to see YOU at OTC to learn how to become a better leader to serve your home, school, and community.
Here are some Updates on the Division Goals:
Members: 1327/1500 Service Hours: 1704/18,000 Money Raised for PTP: approximately $848/$3000 Money Raised for Project Eliminate: $243/ $2,000
We have already made significant progress on our goals for this term, and this summer will be the time to really advance towards our goals. This summer we will have numerous fundraisers and service events so we can DOUBLE or even TRIPLE the amount of service hours and money we raise for PTP this summer. We will not be able to this without YOUR help. I need all of you to stay active in Key Club, and attend Club and Division events! This way we can reach our goals, and serve our community to the best of our ability. Keep a look out for upcoming Division events by joining the Facebook Group page or Google Reflector, and keep a look out for the NEW DIVISION T-SHIRTS, CREWNECKS, AND SWEATSHIRTS!!! (They will be released SOON!)
> LTG CHALLENGE FOR THE SUMMER I challenge each and every one of you to serve 30 HOURS OF SERVICE this summer. (This challenge started from the day school ended and will continue until the day school begins again.) Your time is ticking. Don’t just sit around.
GET OUT OF THE HOUSE AND SERVE! Stomping through for service,
Daanyaal Kumar
Lieutenant Governor 2014-15 Division 35 East, Region 13 California-Nevada-Hawaii District Key Club International
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D35E & D35W
BANQUET This event took place at Covina Lanes, and gave our members a chance to dress up and spend one last night celebrating our senior club members. We had four members attend, all of whom enjoyed themselves, and the food! Many photos and memories were created between our members and also between our club and the other dapper, young Key Clubbers of the evening. During the ceremony, our Past President, Diana Gutierrez, won an award for Outstanding Officer, while one of our members, Kristine Balo, was awarded for her service as Division Secretary. We are proud of these successful, graduated members, and will miss them and their contributions to our club dearly. Also, prior to the awards, the current club president (myself) performed a song for the banquet’s entertainment. The event was an excellent way to seal off the year and send off our cherished Noble Seniors, as well as welcome the incoming cabinet and leaders of the new term. ROZLIND SILVA, PRESIDENT OF NOGALES KEY CLUB
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It’s that time of year again, the time of goodbyes. All of our past officers have retired and now it is up to us, the new officers to replace them. Naturally, they have no replacements; it would be impossible to find people as spirited, as quirky, as dedicated as them, but as new officers we certainly must try. During our end of year banquet, D35E had its fair share of emotion. With our Lt.G. and senior officers graduating, it was a very sentimental affair. Especially with the recognition ceremony of handing out certificates to our most dedicated members and officers, it was a time of farewells. This may sound cliché (pardon my lack of extensive vocabulary) but the banquet was so bittersweet, like dark chocolate. Having our senior members say goodbye was just so beautiful, you know? So we made the seniors all promise, “This isn’t good-bye, ok? This is just a ‘see you later!’” Let’s not forget the gratitude. How could we have gotten so far without all of our wonderful members? Our assiduous officers? Our trusty advisers? Where would we be? Our past Lt.G. Andy Wong expressed his gratitude for his Executive Assistant’s diligence over the past year by handing our new Lt. G. Daanyaal Kumar a plaque.
“Overall, when I received the plaque for my accomplishments as Executive Assistant, I felt so much joy and emotion rush over me. It was such a wonderful moment knowing that Andy truly appreciated all the hard work and hours I spent working under and for him and the Division, and that my term as an Executive Assistant was truly over,” said Daanyaal
in our interview as he recounted his feelings when he received the plaque of honor. At the end of the year banquet, an open mic was set out to the audience; it was totally symbolic of Key Club. Let me explain. There are the brave performers who are willing to take the stage and conduct the audience to song. These performers are our leaders who lead Key Club to service through example. And no matter the duration of the song, all songs are sweet when sung by the heart.
Similarly, Key Club performs acts of service great and small and the reason all our service is awesome is because service through Key Club is done sincerely. The best part is the audience’s good attitude; they keep the performers confidant. Likewise, it is the members’ indomitable spirit that keeps the leadership team running. As a member of the officer team, I must admit, Key Club is only worth it because of the members. Members look to the officers for guidance, but at the end of the year, it is the officers who learn most from the members. Thanks for a great year, Key Club members, fellow officers, and advisers. I can’t wait for you to hand me another one! JANIS SHIN, VP OF ROWLAND KEY CLUB
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MCKINLEY’S CHILDREN CENTER Hi Key Clubbers! My name is Allen Chen and I am the President of Diamond Bar Key Club. We do a variety of service events but one of my favorite is the Mckinley’s Children Center. Mckinley’s Children Center is a foster home for abused and abandoned children and we volunteer by helping them prepare for their duck race. The duck race is Mckinley’s major event each year to raise money for these children and there is a lot to be done. Members of DB Key Club volunteered 5 times in 3 months to remove stickers, cut new stickers, and organize the ducks with new stickers. In all, we relabeled all 12,000 ducks for the big race at Raging Waters. Although the work involved a lot of repetition, members had the opportunity to sit down with one another and socialize while doing service! ALLEN CHEN | PRESIDENT OF DIAMOND BAR KEY CLUB
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SPARK
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RUN One big event that Bonita High School participated in was the Spark Run at Fairplex in Pomona, California. The Spark Run at Fairplex is an annual event where runners run in the nighttime, fully equipped with glowing t-shirts and other accessories. As they run/walk, they are glowing with neon colors that leave a trail. Runners have fun as they do this with their family and friends. This year at Fairplex, Kaskade, an electronic dance music (EDM) star, put on a stellar performance during and after the event. While also having a ton of fun, Bonita Key Club still performed their duties as volunteers as they helped with registration booths and guided the runners. We helped the community because many local charities were recipients of donations from this run. It was a great experience because volunteers felt a camaraderie as they helped the community and had fun at the same time. PHILLIP CHUNG, VP OF BONITA KEY CLUB
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WALNUT JUNE RECAP HIGH SCHOOL
KEY CLUB
WRITTEN BY: BRIAN D. HYUN VP OF WALNUT KEY CLUB
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ith less than one month of school remaining, KEY members of the Walnut chapter hurry to fulfill their fifteen point requirement. It is during this time that general meetings teem with enthusiastic members fighting for “first-come-first-serve� spots on event roll sheets. Expecting such delay, officers communicate with event supervisors all around the city (and those neighboring Walnut), establishing possible dates for member service. To help with the effort, cabinet leaders coordinate with other club members and officers, searching for any recognized organization seeking additional help. This was only the start.
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The Walnut chapter started off the month of June with the annual Westhoff Family Festival at Westhoff Elementary School. Members manned game booths and coordinated all festival activities. Alisha Chen, a Walnut KEY member, recounts her experience: “I’ve attended Westhoff for elementary school so it was nice to see all of my old teachers and principal again! It was fun to interact with the kids at the game booths.” On the following Saturday, the Walnut chapter participated in the Tri-Events Triathlon near San Dimas, California. Volunteers helped to register and label all participants. Jacob Lai, a four-year Walnut KEY clubber, comments, “I enjoyed the experience. It was fun and you get to spend time with your friends.” He helped cheer, pass out water, give goody bags, and point runners to the right direction. After the triathlon ended, he and other fellow KEY clubbers went around cleaning up the course, picking up trash and taking down signs. On Sunday, May 18, Walnut High School Key Club sponsored the Diamond Bar Youth Symphony Orchestra’s benefit concert for Isaiah’s Rock: ‘Two Hearts in One.’ Volunteers helped to usher and coordinate the event. Zane Landin, Walnut KEY cabinet leader, helped to “clear the [stage] pathway, moving and rearranging chairs for each musical piece.” It was a cooperative effort supported by Walnut Valley Kiwanis, Diamond Bar High School Key Club, and the Korean American Federation of East LA. This last month was also dedicated towards funding cancer awareness. The Walnut chapter helped to fundraise money and collect cans for the non-profit organization of Relay for Life. (We have also created a summer team, KEY CLUB, to earn and donate money to this organization.) Apart from such short-term goals, the Walnut chapter began a donation drive during the second semester of this year to collect 250 pairs of socks for the non-profit organization of INSAN, and, fortunately, we were able to exceed that limit, collecting, in total, roughly 300 pairs of socks. This last month, we provided members with limitless opportunities to volunteer in and around their communities; it was another successful season. Within a couple of months, the next year approaches with new challenges and opportunities. Utilizing this summer to prepare for the new year is our very first challenge. Exploring the world of social media to expand our reach to potential members and club bonding events with cabinet members will be learning experiences for our growing club. But…this is only the start.
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BONITA JUNE RECAP HIGH SCHOOL
KEY CLUB
WRITTEN BY: PHILLIP CHUNG VP OF BONITA KEY CLUB
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onita High School had a very eventful month full of service, despite the fact that the school year was coming to an end. Members were still able to come to the events because of proper communications between the members and the officers. One way we did so was by going over all the summer events during the last school meeting so that the members could take note of the future events. Another way was through Remind101, where officers can send a one way text to members about upcoming events. Bonita Key Club is helping out with is the Glendora Kiwanians Leadership Academy. This academy is run by the Glendora Kiwanians and they instruct and guide young children who are interested how to be good leaders. At this one week program, there are multiple workshops where they learn about different things like inclusiveness and public speaking, which are important traits that a leader must have. While doing this, the children had fun with peers that they have or may have not met before. Bonita Key Club assisted the Kiwanians in setting up the workshops and assisting the instructors. We also talked to the children and got to know them. It was a great experience because we had fun talking to them that we were able to see young children with such potential and yearning to learn.
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LEAGUE OF LEGENDS
TOURNAMENT South Hills League Tournament! League of Legends being an extremely popular game, we thought why not hold a fundraising tournament. After weeks of planning, we had six teams compete in our tournament and everyone had a great time. The tournament was divided into two different divisions to make sure the games were fair. The outcome of the tournament was extremely successful but most of all, everyone had a great time competing. The reason why this tournament was an awesome event was because the competition was balanced and everyone played to have a good time. In the end, new friends were made and we raised 200$ for PTP! JUSTIN WONG, VICE PRESIDENT OF SOUTH HILLS KEY CLUB
RELAY FOR LIFE Relay for Life was at La Puente Park and it was an event dedicated to cancer awareness and cancer survivors. Two members from our club attended and served unlimited pancake breakfasts to the residents. It was so inspiring to see how many cancer survivors came, and we were very happy to serve them a free meal. The members themselves also got to take part in the celebratory eating of the Kiwanis’ deliciously cooked pancakes, which made the event even more rewarding. ROZLIND SILVA, PRESIDENT OF NOGALES KEY CLUB
PTP
pediatric trauma program
WHAT IS PTP? PTP stands for Pediatric Trauma Program. Pediatric Trauma, otherwise known as unintentional injury, is the leading cause of death among children ages 14 and under in the United States. More children die from unintentional injury than from any other diseases combined. WHAT ARE EXAMPLES OF PEDIATRIC TRAUMA? A child who suffers from head or even brain injury because he or she was not wearing a bicycle helmet. A baby who was injured from tumbling down the stairs because no safety gate was present. A child who drowns in a household pool because proper alarms and fencing were not installed. WHAT IS THE GOAL OF PTP? The Pediatric Trauma Program is based off the principle that all injuries are predictable and preventable. Together, the CNH District aims to develop local projects to reduce the number of children who are killed or injured by trauma. WHAT HAPPENS TO THE MONEY DONATED TO PTP? The funds donated to PTP provide grants to partner hospital, which allows them to create or expand community outreach programs, and the funds provide grants to Kiwanis to allow them to help more children in more communities. The funds are also used to provide PTP safety items to families to ensure that all children live happy, healthy, and safe lives.
Our division raised over $500 from the Bowling Fundraiser and Button Sales! 16
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WALNUT KEY CLUB EXPANDS ONLINE
Instagram: @walnutkeyclub Facebook: @Walnut HS Key Club As the summer begins, Walnut Key Club has made a goal to stay active during the summer. To begin, we launched our social media campaign. First, we retrieved access of our Walnut Key Club Facebook page that hasn’t been used since 2012. Second, we launched an Instagram account and our Meet Your Officers campaign. Through June 9th – 13th, we will be posting a picture of one of our officers with a quote and background information. We also plan on keeping this account active by posting pictures of the events we attend, honoring cabinet members and showcasing our member of the months. KEVIN CHEN, VP OF EVENTS OF WALNUT KEY CLUB
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UPCOMING EVENTS! JUNE DCM / OTC june 28
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
DIVISION PTP CAR WASH july 12
626 night market july 18, 19
july dcm & region 13 picnic
ICON july 2-6
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MEET D35E’S 2014-2015
PRESIDENTS AND VICE PRES KELLIE PINEDO
PRESIDENT OF BONITA KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Baking FAVORITE FOOD: Ice Cream FAVORITE SONG: Or Nah by The Weeknd AN INTERESTING FACT: I’m left handed A WEIRD FACT: I hate oranges. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: The
support of my friends and the amazing opportunities.
PHILLIP CHUNG
XAMMY NGUYENLA
VP OF BONITA KEY CLUB
VP OF CHARTER OAK KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Swimming, biking,
HOBBIES: Reading, playing the flute, taking pictures, editing videos FAVORITE FOOD: Ramen FAVORITE SONG: Stay AN INTERESTING FACT: I can sew. A WEIRD FACT: I sometimes enjoy stale chips.
hanging out with friends FAVORITE FOOD: Burgers FAVORITE SONG: A Sky Full of Stars by Coldplay AN INTERESTING FACT: I wasn’t involved in Key Club my freshman year. A WEIRD FACT: I love biology. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: The dedication that the
members had toward helping the community.
WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: I wanted to connect with my community more and KC seemed like a great opportunity to do that by being charitable and having fun at the same time.
SIDENTS! YADI YANG
PRESIDENT OF CHARTER OAK KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Tennis, eating food, painting, traveling FAVORITE FOOD: Dim Sum FAVORITE SONG: Dear No One AN INTERESTING FACT: I have double nationality. A WEIRD FACT: I have to have the weight of two blankets on top of me in order to fall asleep. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: My friends. They introduced me to this great service organization and I am very thankful.
ALLEN CHEN
PRESIDENT OF DIAMOND BAR KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Pole Vault, Sleeping, Swimming FAVORITE FOOD: Rice FAVORITE SONG: You Belong With Me by Taylor
Swift AN INTERESTING FACT: I’m a vegetarian. A WEIRD FACT: I’m a vegetarian. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB:
Kenneth Choi.
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ALICE PAN
VP OF DIAMOND BAR KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Photography, sleeping, listening to
music FAVORITE FOOD: Stinky tofu AN INTERESTING FACT: I have OCD with things
being straight. A WEIRD FACT: I like to name things I own. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB:
I wanted to be different.
KELLY SONG
VP OF DIAMOND BAR KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Painting, baking, eating, sleeping FAVORITE FOOD: Ramen FAVORITE SONG: Human by Christina Perri AN INTERESTING FACT: I used to have a small fluffy white hamster with red eyes named Snowball! A WEIRD FACT: I sleep diagonally and I ALWAYS need to hug a huge pillow in order to fall asleep. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: I wanted to join a club that had many different kinds of service opportunities, and Key Club offers that.
KARRIE TRAN
VP OF DIAMOND BAR KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Tennis, hiking, going to Asian drink stores and taking ugly selfies to make the barista laugh FAVORITE FOOD: Fruits and potatoes FAVORITE SONG: Gold by Bondax (Snakehips remix) & Hot Hands by Darius AN INTERESTING FACT: I can’t read a book unless I’m in my bed with the curtains closed from 9PM-6AM A WEIRD FACT: I have an irrational fear about hugging people and touching sauce WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: Whitney Tang’s fearless personality.
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MICHELLE PALAFOX
ANTONIO MACIAS JR.
PRESIDENT OF LA PUENTE KEY CLUB
VP OF LA PUENTE KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Helping people out, playing sports, listening to music FAVORITE FOOD: Seafood FAVORITE SONG: Godlovesugly by Atmosphere AN INTERESTING FACT: I really enjoy boxing. A WEIRD FACT: I like to collect school supplies. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: I wanted to help others.
HOBBIES: Dancing, playing sports, exercising FAVORITE FOOD: Green enchiladas FAVORITE SONG: Drink You Away by Justin Timberlake
ROZLIND SILVA
PRESIDENT OF NOGALES KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Writing and performing FAVORITE FOOD: Noodles and seafood FAVORITE SONG: I’m seriously incapable of
choosing favorite songs. AN INTERESTING FACT: I kill at DDR. Just saying. A WEIRD FACT: I think snails are just...so cute. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB:
College benefit, and my cousin who said Key club was “amazing”!
MIKAELA SHIRLEEN AKINS VP OF NOGALES KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Hanging with family, shopping, giving back to people FAVORITE FOOD: Everything because food is life. FAVORITE SONG: No specific song! AN INTERESTING FACT: I’m mixed! My mom is full Filipino and my dad is mostly African American, with some Irish, French, Seminole Indian, etc! A WEIRD FACT: I’m double jointed and I can bend my fingers super weird. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: I want to get to know more people, give back to my community, and help those in need. I just love seeing people happy!
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DANIELLE TORRES
PRESIDENT OF NORTHVIEW KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Playing video games, going to music shows, reading, volunteering FAVORITE FOOD: Macaroni and Cheese FAVORITE SONG: Misirlou by Dick Dale AN INTERESTING FACT: I am insanely flexible. A WEIRD FACT: I am 5 foot exactly. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: Helping others makes me happy
ERIC CORTEZ
VP OF NORTHVIEW KEY CLUB HOBBIES: Going to the gym, exploring the internet FAVORITE SONG: Talk by Kodaline AN INTERESTING FACT: I’m very lucky when it comes to sweepstakes and raffles. I’ve won stuff like Sharpie products and even an iPad. A WEIRD FACT: I read The Hunger Games trilogy in 2 days. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: I’m going to be honest and say I only joined because my friends were in Key Club. But once I joined I realized how great this club is and how wonderful it is to help out my community.
SABRINA BODINE
PRESIDENT OF ROWLAND KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: I like to use Photoshop and go on Tumblr and eat. A lot.
FAVORITE FOOD: Pizzookie! FAVORITE SONG: Click Me by Zion T AN INTERESTING FACT: I am actually 8 different ethnicities so that’s cool.
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A WEIRD FACT: I used to and may still believe that if you don’t think about something then it won’t think about you so it will just leave you alone and that’s how I was never scared of ghosts and all that jazz! WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: It was actually the help of Andy Wong and Austin Chang that made me not only want to start Key but stay in Key because they were really great people who knew how to have fun and lead a crowd and I always wanted to be just like them.
JANIS SHIN
VP OF ROWLAND KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Music! listening (24/7, like literally 24/7), singing, writing/composing, performing FAVORITE FOOD: Tacos FAVORITE SONG: Time Machine by Jason Chen & Bullseye by Kdrew AN INTERESTING FACT: I plan on becoming a heart surgeon when I grow up! A WEIRD FACT: I wish I could re-do High School WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: Definitely the service & the idea that everyone can make a difference.
GENEVIEVE LEACH
PRESIDENT OF SAN DIMAS KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Playing video games, drawing FAVORITE FOOD: Teriyaki steak with white rice FAVORITE SONG: First Day of My Life - Bright Eyes AN INTERESTING FACT: I never learned how to ride a bike!
A WEIRD FACT: I can pass Calculus AB with an A, but I can’t play a Kirby game.
WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: I wanted to be in a community service club in freshman year, and when I got to the first Key Club meeting, the spirit really spoke to me, and I stayed for good.
CLAUDIA WONG
VP OF SAN DIMAS KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Eating, sleeping FAVORITE FOOD: Sushi FAVORITE SONG: Varies AN INTERESTING FACT: I’m an interesting person
overall. A WEIRD FACT: I think earlobes are funny. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB:
My friends.
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MORRIS WANG
PRESIDENT OF SOUTH HILLS KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Playing guitar and tennis FAVORITE FOOD: Korean BBQ FAVORITE SONG: Summer by Calvin Harris AN INTERESTING FACT: I don’t know how to swim. A WEIRD FACT: I like to put pepper on everything I eat. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: I saw my peers taking part in Key Club and it seemed fun, so I decided to join.
JUSTIN WONG
VP OF SOUTH HILLS KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Golf and being with friends FAVORITE FOOD: Everything FAVORITE SONG: Stay With Me AN INTERESTING FACT: I’m a troll. A WEIRD FACT: I use more hair products than an average woman. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: I always enjoyed volunteering and Key Club gave me a huge opportunity to do that.
KELLY SETO
PRESIDENT OF WALNUT KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Eating, sleeping, playing the bamboo flute and drums. FAVORITE FOOD: Shrimp and Korean pears FAVORITE SONG: So Close by John Mclaughlin AN INTERESTING FACT: I perform all over the place with my youth group (i.e. at Asia Expo, Newport Beach Film Festival, Bowers Museum, city events, etc.). A WEIRD FACT: I’ve never been outside the country. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: The enthusiasm and inspiration other key clubbers have.
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KEVIN CHEN
VP OF WALNUT KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Violin, Basketball, Having fun with friends FAVORITE FOOD: Pineapple fried rice FAVORITE SONG: Leave Your Lover - Sam Smith AN INTERESTING FACT: Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had the same hairstyle my whole life. A WEIRD FACT: I got my permit before my older sister? (SORRY I DUNNO.) WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: It was the biggest club on campus and looked really legitimate so I wanted to contribute!
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BRIAN HYUN
VP OF WALNUT KEY CLUB
HOBBIES: Singing and dancing FAVORITE FOOD: Milk tea with Boba FAVORITE SONG: Anything by Andy Mckee, John Mayer, Sungha Jung, Jamie Cullum, etc. AN INTERESTING FACT: I am a professional skydiver. A WEIRD FACT: I have one painted toenail. WHAT ENCOURAGED YOU TO JOIN KEY CLUB: My friends and my family members.
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CONTACT DAANYAAL KUMAR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR d35e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
AMBER GO
MELODY WONG
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT d35e.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com
INTER-CLUB COORDINATOR melodywong12@gmail.com
ERIC CHEN
EDWARD HUANG
DIVISION SECRETARY d35e.dsec.cnhkc@gmail.com
DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES eddi3huang@yahoo.com
VIVIAN LEUNG
VIRGINIA MA
DIVISION NEWS EDITOR d35e.dne.cnhkc@gmail.com
DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES virginiaxma@gmail.com
ALICE PAN
VANESSA TONG
DIVISION TECH EDITOR d35e.tech.cnhkc@gmail.com
HEAD SPIRIT COORDINATOR vanessatong29@gmail.com