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NEW YEAR’S EDITION

TABLE OF CONTENTS It’s a new ear!

Kind of proud of that pun... Once again, Ellies are here to tell you about some resolutions. Look for popouts like these throughout the newsletter and spot answers. This month’s question is:

letter from the editor

recognition/goals

WHAT ARE YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS? DLT Let’s Talk

contacts

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calendar/events

letter from the LTG

articles and visuals

Unicef

cyberkey/connect

Editor’s Note:

“One of my new years’ resolutions is that I want to play guitar at least once a week because I really want to turn it into my hobby! I’ve been practicing everyday and so I want to continue being consistent with it going into the new year.

Also I want to get better at every swim stroke in order to beat our LTG Marcus Fang in a race.”

- ANTHONY CHEN, COVINA

There is a word search on the last pages of this newsletter, so read until the end!

JANUARY S

1/8 - Eagle Scout Project 1/9 - Eagle Scout Project 1/22 - January DCM 1/23 - Division Judging Committee Meeting 1/24 to 1/29 - YES! To Recycling

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

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Happy New Year!

This is the first newsletter of 2022 :00000 Couldn’t have asked for a better way to end off this year than with a newsletter. Hopefully, winter break was fun and energizing, and you were able to relax before we head back to school. I wish you all the best year ever!!! Stay healthy, safe, and continue serving in 2022.

AMBER ZHAO D35E NEWSLETTER EDITOR

JOSHUA SANTHIRASEGARI D35E EVENT COORDINATOR aka: the artist behind the Ellie comics

Happy 2022 Ellies!

I hope Christmas vacation was amazing for you all and I hope you got to spend time with your loved ones and friends! As we head into the new year make sure to continue serving the community! We have a variety of events for you to still participate in and I can’t wait to see you all there!!

MARCUS FANG D35E LIEUTENANT GOVENOR

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DECEMBER RECOGNITION WOAAOOOW congratulations, and keep up the good work!

MEMBER: ROXANNE DIMAANO OFFICER: MARGARET LEE CLUB: NOGALES KIWANIAN: RANDY WONG

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Thank you to everyone who submitted their articles and visuals, and a special shoutout to BONITA for submitting early!

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CLEAN-U

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By: Jenny Zhang, Bonita

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Last month in November, we collaborated with CSF to host a service event of school cleanup, where we went around the school fields picking up trash.

This event allowed for me and other members of both clubs to bond with one another better, where we all came together with the goal of helping the school to be a better, cleaner place, and at the same time, it was a really fun experience. Chris Liu,

a Bonita general member, said, “The school clean up event was fun because we got to spend time with other people, and my favorite part was making our school a cleaner place.”

From competing to fill our trash bag with more trash in a lesser amount of time to going into places we rarely go in, we connected with each other in ways we didn’t even realize.

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THANKSGIVING

LUNCH ACTIVITY By: Thomas Aguilar, Nogales

On November 19th, Nogales Key Club hosted a Thanksgiving Lunch Time Activity. Club officers set up a table with cut-out turkey hands to hand out to other members and students.

Anyone was able to fill out the card where they

described who they’re grateful for. The student’s hands were then added to the Thanksgiving Tree Poster at the Nogales library. We’re excited to spend the season of giving by spreading some cheer.

Lucia Lopez, club member, states, “Making these cards really made people communicate with each other what they’re thankful for, I’d love to do the event again”.

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In the past month, Walnut Key Club held an event where we sorted halloween candy from the halloween candy drive. We started off the event by checking everyone in, with around 27-30 participants from Key Club. However, because it was a collaboration with another service club on campus, which was Interact, we had around 35 people helping in total. With this, we were able to sort, box, and package all of the candy within an hour, despite the event running from 2:45-4pm. In total

we boxed around 45-50 pounds of candy with each box containing a wide array of flavors and types of candy. Personally, I enjoyed this event because of how quick and easy the process was; not only was it satisfying to watch the boxes filled with the donations of candy, but it was interesting seeing how this simple event will make an impact on several other children. Personally, I think this event was super easy and quick and it would be great to continue this event for the years to come.

“My New Year’s resolution is to keep on improving myself. I want to practice the art of being patient and having a positive mentality in life. I could keep going on, but my main point is to be a better person than my past self. I want to be able to overcome challenges and to do more exciting things. “Do what excites”, is basically my whole goal for the new year :)” - THOMAS LE, COVINA “My New Year’s resolution is to be way more driven with the goals that I have set for myself. I plan to not have much distractions and to work very hard towards whatever goal I’m aiming for.”

- ELYSSE TRINH, COVINA

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THANK YOU CARDS By: Roslyn Nava, iPoly

IPoly Key Club held another on-campus service event on November 16th. This event took place in a classroom during Lunch. This event involved our members creating Thanksgiving and/or thank you cards to teachers and staff. This was our way of appreciating faculty that work

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When asked if she had anything she wanted to say about the event, our president Issa Suaybaguio said, “Thank you to those that showed up and created the thoughtful cards!” I would personally like to agree with Issa on behalf of iPoly Key Club’s officer board.

supplies they wanted. The cards came out aesthetically pleasing and I’m sure the recipients appreciated them. I believe that iPoly Key Club will continue with the on-campus events just because it is easily accessible to our members and provides our club with a bonding experience.

“To continue going to the gym everyday, as well as maintaining a positive mindset throughout the year!”

- NATALIE GONZALEZ, NORTHVIEW “To build my relationship with God and work hard in school and on the field for soccer.”

- JAZMINE ROMERO, NORTHVIEW “to be more organized :)” - DAYANA PAMPLONA, NORTHVIEW “to get good grades, improve my inner peace, and work on my anger issues. I also hope to find a better connection with my father.”

- CARINA YOUNG, WALNUT “I wish to be mentally stable enough to get through one day without sabotaging my life. Secondly, I wish to be in New York, far away from everyone where I can start a new life and become a billionaire.”

- SHARON WANG, WALNUT “As a resolution I want to be more consistent with myself.

There’s a lot I want to achieve and I can’t get there without being consistent and doing the necessary steps for it over and over. Hopefully until it becomes a habit.””

- RYAN NERI, NOGALES

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NORTHVIEW

For the past month of November and starting December, we had our General Meeting of the Month on the 18th of November to talk about the upcoming events and what we were preparing for Thanksgiving! On the 22nd of November we held our Joke Books for Pediatric Cancer Patients Event through Zoom which was a success and later that week on Sunday, November 28th we had our Thankful Letters of Love Event through Zoom. We were very happy to have participants even

though our events were during Thanksgiving break!

Throughout the same week we had our Free Rice Event, where you play games to donate to families in need, especially since it was Thanksgiving week. Starting December off strong, we held our General Meeting to go over events and our Keymas Week! We talked about the Covina Christmas Parade which thankfully had many volunteers from Key Club show up on the 4th of December. Finally, we revealed the events we have planned for Keymas

By: Emely Gonzalez, Northview

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JOKE BOOK FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS “My new year’s resolution is to start developing good habits like working out more and staying healthy.”

- CHRIS LIU, BONITA

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By: Bea Guarin, Covina

Covina Key Club decided own a bit and focus on what or. Aside from having so Rally South where we had ng 25+ members attend, we kful cards making project. prior to break in our key club Shout out to Mrs.Archuleta!) ers come in throughout to teachers, their friends, their e else for that matter. We o have an opportunity to any blessing we have and eciative they are for those or the cards created for ollected them at the end of ervice event and with the uleta gave them out to the her the card was addressed re thanksgiving break. all little action we hope to se around us that their hard t forgotten and that we are

IN THE END, WE WANT TO THANK ALL OUR MEMBERS WHO HELPED US TO CREATE CARDS AND FOR BEING OVERALL THE BEST KEY CLUBBERS A CLUB COULD ASK FOR <3

“I want to stick to the habit of drawing at least four times a week so I can improve my art.”

- DANIEL ZUNIGA, IPOLY “I want to get into the habit of exercising at least fifteen minutes a day, five times a week)” - ROSLYN NAVA, IPOLY

One student who received a card from a friend was Sarah Phan. Here’s what she had to say about receiving the card : “The card I got from my best friends made me feel really special and it made me realize how grateful I am for the wonderful people that are

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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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“Since its my last few months in Key Club, I’m really hoping to make the most out of it! I want to continue my goal of hitting 100 hours before the term ends as well as finally attend my first (and last) DCON this year!”

- Daniella Laher, D35E EA

“My New Years resolution for Key Club is for more members to attend events and experience the joy of volunteering together. I also want Key Clubbers to make new friends because I want everyone to be included!”

- Brian Hsu, D35E ME

THIS MONTH’S TOPIC: RESOLUTIONS

“My New Years resolution for key club is to get even more members involved in all of our events and activities and to get even more fun and amazing service events.”

- Rebekah Tsai, D35E MRC

“My New Year’s resolution regarding Key Club is to learn more about the Kiwanis family in order to enhance my Key Club experience.”

- Phillip Tang, D35E FTC

UNICEF UNICEF is one of the most recognizable children’s organization across the world. Not only do they commit and work with Key Club International (KCI), but also with many other nongovernmental organizations.

FUN FACTS

- UNICEF buys 2.6 billion doses of vaccines in 2008, reaching 56% of the world’s children.

- helped to raise children who receive a primary education worldwide from 50% in 1980 to 86% today

LEARN MORE ABOUT UNICEF IN CNHKEYCLUB.ORG > projects > preferred charities > scroll down

FUNDRAISING IDEAS - sell something (ie: books, candy, auctions) - host a talent show or multicultural festival, and sell admission tickets - get competitive and create competititions between schools, classes, and kids - hold a walk-a-thon

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“One of my New Year’s resolutions is to explore some of my skills and hobbies. I would like to improve and practice photography and try different art mediums. Another of my New Year’s resolutions is to improve my overall health by getting enough sleep and eating well. Finally, my most important resolution is to improve my mindset to have a more positive view on life.”

- YSABELLE MERZO, NOGALES

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

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CYBERKEY WEBSITE:

https://cnhkeyclub.org/

CNH NEWSLETTERS:

https://issuu.com/cnhkc

HUMANS OF D35E:

CYBERKEY

“I intend on improving my school club, hispanic honor society, with more cultural events and socials that we can host in comparison to that of the past. A more personal and non academic goal of mine is to start exercising again and maintain a routine that I may follow in order to stay active and healthy out of highschool.”

- ARTURO CALDERA, NOGALES

CNH LINKTREE:

https://www.facebook.com/ 35EHUMANS/

CONNECT:

“I’d like to be able to dunk a basketball by the end of the year. I’d also like to be able to finish the year strong with straight As and as a senior I want to be able to have a really nice last Christmas living at home with my family before going to college.”

- ABRAHAM OU, COVINA

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