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VALENTINE’S EDITION
DIVISION 35 EAST REGION 13 CALI-NEV-HA
TABLE OF CONTENTS Key to My Heart Ellies are stompin’ through this month of love with some good ole’ key club appreciation. Look for popouts like these to spot members’ answers. This month’s question is: WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT KEY CLUB?
letter from the editor
recognition/goals
DLT Let’s Talk
The Ellie Comic
cyberkey/connect
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calendar/events
letter from the LTG
articles and visuals
DCON
contacts
word search
Editor’s Note:
“I love that Key Club has such a wide variety of members, people of different genders and ages. I have made lots of friends from Key Club. I also love that Key Club offers me ways to help my community and school in different ways.” - CASSANDRA MARTINEZ, NOGALES
There is a word search on the last pages of this newsletter, so read until the end!
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2/26 - February DCM: Night Market
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 UPCOMING EVENTS
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
Hey Ellies!
Another month, another newsletter (can you believe how fast time flies)! I hope you enjoy this Valentine’s issue and another edition of The Ellie Comic. Stay safe and healthy! Couldn’t have asked for a better division. Love y’all lots <3 AMBER ZHAO D35E NEWSLETTER EDITOR
JOSHUA SANTHIRASEGARI D35E EVENT COORDINATOR aka: the artist behind the Ellie comics
LETTER FROM THE LTG
Stomp stomp Ellie’s!
We’re approaching the end of our term! I just wanted to say thank you so so much for being the best Division I could have ever asked for! I hope that you have made a lot of fun memories and new friends this year!! We have made so much progress in terms of hours and funds raised for PTP but we still have some time to go so make sure to put in your best effort and keep on serving Ellie’s!! I know we can do it and I’ll see you at the next event! MARCUS FANG D35E LIEUTENANT GOVENOR
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division goals 5419 hours
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68% SERVICE
85% FUNDRAISING
JANUARY RECOGNITION WAAOOOW congratulations, and keep up the good work!
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Thank you to everyone who submitted their articles and visuals, and a special shoutout to NOGALES and BONITA for submitting early!
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By: Bea Guarin, Covina
What’s Poppin’ Ellies?
Well of course you know it’s the Covina Ellies once again pouncing their way through service. Over the past month Covina key clubbers were active participants in the division’s service projects and events. In particular, we had a very strong showing from our members across the Rose Parade work days. The Rose Parade is such a symbolic tradition especially here in southern california where it originates from that it feels extra special for us to have a small hand in pulling it off. Tammy Li, whose family has a
tradition of collectively watching the parade on TV when it comes on, was itching with anticipation as she watched along the entire broadcast waiting and cheering for the floats she recognized our club members were working on. This sentiment was most definitely shared with everyone who had volunteered as it signified that the hours they poured into cutting all those flowers were worth it as it amounted into something so beautiful. The conversation, stories, and memories created by our members alongside one another and other members
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Bonita members decorating a fish on a float using split peas and glue.
LL SEE YOU AGAIN IN A R, ROSE FLOATS ;)
“I can hang out with my friends. I get to meet new people. The activities we do are fun and help out the community. Everyone in the club is super positive!” - DANTE RAMOS, NOGALES
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By: Thomas Aguilar, Nogales
TEACHER APPRECIATION On December 20, 2021, Nogales Key Club hosted a Teacher Appreciation Online Service Event for the holidays! During the service event, Key Clubbers joined a Zoom link and used google forms and a card
Nogales holiday club photo during general meeting!
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made on Canva by one of Nogales Key Club’s Creative Chairs to write appreciation letters to their teachers. The letters thanked teachers for their hard work throughout the year. March Delgado, Editor, states, “This event
was very chill and I think it’s cool that we got to thank our teachers for everything they did for us throughout this semester while also wishing them a happy break”. We’re so grateful for our wonderful teachers!
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NORTHVIEW
KEYMAS WEEK “What I love about Key Club is getting the chance to meet new people from other cities, states, etc. and I love getting the opportunity to volunteer and provide for the community!!” - KENNEDY DOLFI, BONITA “I love Key Club because I get the opportunity to help my community in a fun way with my friends and new people I get to meet.” - NATHAN KWAN, BONITA “I love many things about key club, but by far what I love most about is all the fun service projects that they provide. I find volunteering at some events to be a unique experience that teaches me how to grow as a person. Not only that, but I’ve met some pretty cool people through Key Club so that’s always a plus! ” - SARAH PHAN, COVINA
For the past month of December and starting January, we hosted our Keymas Week, making it a week of events before Winter Break. It was from December 6th through December 10th. We had Card Making for 1st Graders, a Macy’s Believe event, Dog and Cat Toy Making, Cranes for Cancer, and Card Making for Senior Citizens. They were all a success and Key Clubbers joined and showed some love to the community. Starting the year off right, we hosted a Cabinet Meeting coming back from break in order to arrange new events for
By: Emely Gonzalez, Northview
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CANNED FOOD PACKAGING On December 17th, Key clubbers gathered at Walnut High School to sort and sanitize canned foods. These cans were carefully packaged and distributed to more than 100 families in need. One officer, Jeremiah Jung, who went to the event, said, “I think it was pretty productive and it ended nicely. Everyone was working hard.” This activity allowed members to not only to gain experience and hours but to help those in need and work for a cause.
By: Isabella Lee, Diamond Bar
USHERING
By: Jenny Zhang, Bonita
FOR RAMONA MIDDLE SCHOOL WINTER BAND CONCERT On November 30, 2021, we collaborated with Ramona Middle School Band for our service event where we called for volunteers as ushers for their concert. This event allowed every volunteer, every amazing individual to participate greatly in helping those in need of finding their seats or checking in their tickets. With our efficient team, we made sure that all tickets were correct, and no wrong seats were seated with the wrong person. It was a fascinating and
exciting experience for all because we got to put in our effort, regardless how small, in making the lives of these people that came to watch the concert of their children, friends, siblings, or family a little bit easier, and their experience a little bit less confusing and frustrating overall. From Ethan Bui, BHS key club treasurer, “Sometimes you would take people up to the balcony through the stairs or the elevator, that was pretty cool.” From the dress shorts and dress pants
to the organized systems of ushers, the BCA had put together a very effective and efficient system that allowed us to help the most people in the best method of ways in the least amount of time. I believe it is safe to say that although it may be tiresome for some of the volunteers, it is definitely an experience we will look back on and enjoy, remembering the joy and laughter we shared when we got to help these people to their seats.
“I love the key club because of the community it gives me. I love seeing how I am helping my community when I volunteer as it makes me feel good inside!” - EMMA LI, COVINA “I love that there are so many volunteering opportunities available to get involved with your community and that the club feels like a safe place where we could all communicate.” - RAYA MONTEMAYOR, NORTHVIEW
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By: Rachel Kao, Walnut
In the past mon Walnut Key Club participated in annual “Winter city event. The e ran from 6-10pm and volunteers expected to be from 5:30-10:30 Volunteers help by assisting the members in the different station there were arou
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volunteers for each section. Each section was unique, there was a snow slope, several game booths, a photo op, a marketplace where there was food and crafts, and a VIP section for those who wanted to watch the performers and included food. While working the photo op, I helped families
take pictures and told them what not to do when in the photo area. Because there was a snowman made of actual snow, the directors of the event wanted to make sure the area would last until the end; they instructed us to tell the kids not to touch the snowman or play with the snow.
AS VERY SUCCESSFUL, WE MANAGED TO ASSIST THE POPULATION (200-300) PEOPLE, WHILE KEEPING THE PARK ORGANIZED AND CLEAN.
“I love how Key Club is able to host events that allow us to contribute in some way to our community.” - ISABELLA LEE, DIAMOND BAR “I love Key Club because it’s a great way to meet new people from other schools and it makes you feel good about yourself when volunteering at events.” - EVELYN WANG, DIAMOND BAR “I love being able to interact with others and being able to help my community and people around me!” - EMELY GONZALEZ, NORTHVIEW
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A chit chat section where you get some tips, advice, fun facts, and many more from your DLT.
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ET’S ALK
“February honestly has the best weather! It’s not too cold like December or January but not too hot like June and August!” - Alex Chen, D35E EA
“My favorite part of February is Chinese or Lunar New Year. This is the only time of year when I see all my family having fun and celebrating together, of course there’s also red envelopes. - Christine Wang, D35E HSTC
THIS MONTH’S TOPIC: FAVORITE PART ABOUT FEBRUARY
“My favorite part about february is that there are exciting events coming up like the night market and conclave.” - Chloe Hartanto, D35E SEC
“My favorite part about February is the annual candy grams we do at school! I love to buy my friends candy and send them positive messages <333” - Marcus Fang, D35E LTG
DISTRICT CONVENTION
DCON DATE: APRIL 1st - 3rd 2022 Grand Sierra LOCATION: Resort, Reno, NV
An annual event held to celebrate the achievements of the term, elect the new District Executive Board, attend workshops, meet new people, and welcome the new term. Key Clubbers from all around California, Nevada, and Hawaii gather to create STELLAR memories with each other.
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND?
- Learn more about Key Club by attending workshops (ex: leadership development, life skills, college, etc). - As a delegate, vote for the 2022-2023 District Executive Board. - Recognize and celebrate the hard work of members, clubs, officers, and advisors! - Watch all the talent CNH has to offer and our very special keynote speaker. - Spend time with all the new friends that you make during the duration of the District Convention. - Experience the bittersweet moments during the last event of the term, say goodbye to the 2021-2022 District Board, and welcome the 2022-2023 District Board.
WHAT IS A DELEGATE?
- vote for the 2022-2023 District Executive Board. - each club has 2 delegates
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A GIFT OF LOVE
artist: Joshua Santirasegari
THE ELLIE COMIC
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“One of the things I love most about key club is the many friendships that I got to make through the club. Not only in my home club at school, but also over time as I went to division events and got to know other passionate key clubs I discovered a group of people that inspire me to do better!” - RUTHIE KANG, COVINA
CONTACTS LEADERSHIP TEAM
PRESIDENTS
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: MARCUS FANG d35e.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: ALEX CHEN d35e.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: DANIELLA LAHER d35e.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com SECRETARY: CHLOE HARTANTO d35e.dsec.cnhkc@gmail.com NEWSLETTER EDITOR: AMBER ZHAO d35e.dne.cnhkc@gmail.com FUNDRAISING TASK: LISETTE DIAZ d35e.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com FUNDRASING TASK: PHILLIP TANG d35e.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com EVENT COORDINATOR: JOSHUA SANTHIRASEGARI cnh.d35e.ec@gmail.com MEMBER RECOGNITION: REBEKAH TSAI d35e.cnhkc.mrc@gmail.com SPIRIT TASK: CHRISTINE WANG d35e.cnhkc.hstc@gmail.com SPIRIT TASK: MEGAN DO d35e.cnhkc.hstc@gmail.com MEDIA EDITOR: BRIAN HSU d35e.cnhkc.me@gmail.com
BONITA: JOELLE HUANG bhskcpres@gmail.com CHARTER OAK: ALBA CRUZ alba.r.cruz05@gmail.com COVINA: THOMAS LE lethomas998@gmail.com DIAMOND BAR: THEODORE CHEN Tkchen227@gmail.com IPOLY: ISSA SUAYBAGUIO issasuay@gmail.com JOHN A. ROWLAND: CLAYTON NG sonicten1721@gmail.com LA PUENTE: ANGELA HERNANDEZ angiehdezah6@gmail.com NOGALES: REY ANTHONY REYNALDO reyrey.reynaldo@yahoo.com NORTHVIEW: DAYANA PAMPLONA pamplona.dayana@gmail.com SOUTH HILLS: MATTHEW ZHONG redleezhong@gmail.com WALNUT: JENSINE YU jensine.yu03@gmail.com WORKMAN: CHELSEA SALDIVAR chelseakeyclub@gmail.com
“I love the environment, the people, and the events we have in key club. It is one of the only clubs on this campus that has this type of unique energy, and it’s extremely refreshing to see.” - RACHEL KAO, WALNUT
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CYBERKEY WEBSITE:
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HUMANS OF D35E:
https://www.facebook.com/ 35EHUMANS/
CONNECT:
“I love how the people are super friendly and inclusive in this club! It’s also super nice meeting new people and going to different events that are unique and different each month!” - CARINA YOUNG, WALNUT
CNH LINKTREE:
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“I love how everyone is open to helping out each other and always there for any questions/ concerns. I also like how people are willing to participate and are excited to volunteer!” - JOY LIN, WALNUT
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