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EDITOR MESSAGE
Letter from the Editor
Hi Narwhals! It’s Sophia and welcome to my second newsletter. Unfortunately, I was unable to make it to OTC. However, I hope that everyone who attended learned a lot about how to become better Key Club members and officers and also had a great time. I also hope that everyone is having a great summer so far. Enjoy the newsletter!
Sophia Simms | District News Editor
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LTG MESSAGE
Letter from the LTG
What’s Poppin Narwhals! It is already halfway through summer can you believe it? But the fun is still happening! Take this time for yourself and relax, but also go outdoors and have fun! Continue to serve your home, school, and communities! Attend the upcoming July DCM because it will be fun as well! Look forward to seeing you all soon! As narwhals, keep swimming!
Michelle Le | Lieutenant Governor
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Table of Contents 1
Letter from the Editor
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Letter from the LTG
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Table of Contents
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Member Recognition
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Calendar of the Month
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Division Progress
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Club Recaps
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Contacts 3
Member Recognition
Member of the Month:
Kea Turqueza
Officer of the Month:
Keegan Guyett
Kiwanis Advisor:
Debbie Heaslip
Faculty Advisor: Club of the Month:
Emily Dale Santa Susana
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Calendar of the Month
Upcoming Events July 14 - Boba Fundraiser July 29 - DCM 5
Division Progress Service Hours
Money Raised for PTP
11%
32%
754.5 hrs
$1,265
out of 7,000
out of 4,000
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CLUB RECAP
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CLUB RECAP
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CLUB RECAP
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Several members of our Key Club volunteered their summertime at the Ventura County Rescue Mission on June 13th. First, the volunteers set up tables and glasses of water. Then, the they prepare the food for people in rehabilitation and the homeless population of the area. Later on, they serve the plates of food directly to the visitors, and as people leave, they clean up. It is truly a magnificent feeling when someone in need is able to smile over a warm meal, which is what makes returning to volunteer at the Rescue Mission each month such a vital and cherished addition to our club’s program. Jade Li | Editor
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CLUB RECAP
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Two wonderful members of our Key Club helped the organization Meals on Wheels. This program specializes in delivering fresh meals to those who cannot not purchase or prepare meals themselves. Our President Lizbeth Fernandez volunteered and offered her input: “Meals on Wheels never ceases to disappoint me. It is an organization that enables anyone to help make other people’s lives easier and put a smile on their faces. The people we help are sincerely grateful and receiving their thanks brightens up my day. Not only is Meals on Wheels a valuable experience, but it’s also something that serves to cultivate our sense of community.” Jade Li | Editor
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CLUB RECAP
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For the month of June, Simi participated in a service project created by Santa Su. We helped create a kit that consists of silly puddies, feathers, picture frames and notes. It was really fun! We also hope to have an officer meeting soon to plan out for the upcoming school year!
Marie Joy Delos Reyes | Editor
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CLUB RECAP
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Our members and officers had a great time learning more about the club at the OTC. They had a great time getting to know other Key Club members!
Solen Ronarch| Editor
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I went to Officer Training Conference this year as an officer looking for even more ways to serve my home, school, and community and ultimately make even more friends and memories. Being put on the spot and having to do a cheer battle was super fun and got the whole narwhal family talking and collaborating. Even though we didn't win at that moment, it was great to see the whole narwhal bunch cheer Stacy on in the dance battle when we won the alOhaTC surfboard. I also learned a lot about KIWIN'S, although I will admit that there are some things that still confuse me about the differences and similarities between them and us. All in all, it was a great day and I'm glad that I was able to go. - Amanda Lurey
Marley Volk | Editor
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CLUB RECAP
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At OTC, the atmosphere was very exciting. The event was themed on Hawaii, with paper pineapples, pineapple pizza, leis, and a Hawaiian photo booth. Other than the big general meeting, everyone separated into their roles in Key Club, and officers would report to their workshops. In the last collective meeting, there was a dance battle that followed the spirit battle, where D42E won! Woohoo! OTC was very fun, and I would recommend Key Club events like this to all members. - Evan Kong
Marley Volk | Editor
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Contact Us Lieutenant Governor Michelle Le d42e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
News Editor Sophia Simms d42e.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
Executive Assistant Solen Ronarch d42e.cnhkc.exec@gmail.com
Executive Assistant Sasha Avakyan d42e.cnhkc.exec@gmail.com
Head Spirit Coordinators KC Calamba, Eliel Camarillo d42espiritteam@gmail.com
Tech Editor Jordan Ng d42e.cnhkc.tech@gmail.com
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Contact Us Division Historian Sally Lee shsallylee@gmail.com
Member Recognition Coordinator Tiffany Kha d42e.cnhkc.mr@gmail.com
Fundraising Coordinator Callie Taylor calliectaylor@gmail.com
Kiwanis Family Chair Tiana Mastrella tianagracem@gmail.com
Service Coordinator Kristine Ly krisasateen@icloud.com
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