D28S Newsletter | THE PANDA ROAR October 2015 by Hailey Juan

The Panda Roar DIVISION 28 SOUTH | Coronado, Valley, and Liberty Key Clubs join together to clean the park.

VOLUME 7 | ISSUE 6 | OCTOBER 2015

Table of Contents A message From The Editor pg. 3

September DCM Recap pg. 6 Upcoming Events pg. 8

Meet the DLT pg. 10 - 11

September Service Recap pg. 4 -5 Fall Rally T-Shirt Designs pg. 7

September Calendar pg. 9 Contact Information pg. 12

A Message from the Editor Hello, Pandas! I hope the first quarter of the school year is going well! We’re getting closer and closer to this year’s Regional Training Conference and I hope you’re all as excited as I am! Here is this month’s edition of The Panda Roar, and I hope you enjoy! - Ky Guerrero, DNE

Service Recap KEY CLUB SOCIAL | Liberty, Valley, and Coronado !

“On August 15, Liberty, Coronado, and Valley held a joint social service at Sunset Park from 7:45 AM to noon. Due to the early start, we had a breakfast potluck and after that, we held a water balloon fight. Unlike the July DCM, we had less balloons to fight with, but it was still just as fun. Those few minutes of splashing water were a relief in the heat. Once our fight was over, we rested for awhile and ate. After that brief intermission, a worker from the park explained to us what we were going to do and then we got separated into groups. Most of the Liberty board was in the painting group, but our bulletin editor was in the landscaping group. Our task was to paint the marked yellow curbs from the parking lot all the way to the back parking lot. It was really fun to paint but the heat made it less enjoyable. Despite the daunting heat, we finished our task in an hour and a half due to the combined efforts of every member. Once we were done, we went back to our tables and rejoiced in the refreshing shade. It was about ten when I left so I wasn’t able to participate in the trash picking competition with everyone else, but I heard it was fun. This joint social was a great way to spend the last few days of summer and I hope to do another one again.”

- Kateleen Macaraeg, Liberty

FLAG CUTTING | SECTA “Over the course of three days (starting September 5th), I got together with a local CCSD teacher and helped her cut flags for Foothills High School. When I first accepted the task, I had imagined that I would be cutting tiny flags. However, when I arrived, I was quick to realize that the job was on a grander scale than I had originally imagined. Using a hot knife, a tool I had never even heard of until that day, I was to help hold down, fold, and count flags, as the teacher did the tedious task of cutting 600 flags; some, spreading over 7 feet wide! If that wasn’t bad, we were expected to get at least 200 done by that Monday! Though the task seemed like a bad remake of Mission Impossible considering there was only two hot knifes which constantly had to be cleaned in between cuts, we took the daunting task by working nonstop on the flags. Over the course of three days, and with an aesthetically pleasing chart keeping us motivated, we somehow managed to cut, fold, and bag approximately 550 flags that were to be sewn together to make one big flag. The missing 50 was only because we ran out of fabric. Regardless of how tedious and time consuming it was, helping to cut these flags felt very rewarding because I got to help out a stressed teacher and ensure her that the task wasn’t impossible.”

- Danika Manguiat, SECTA

September DCM “On Wednesday, September 16th from 5pm-6pm, the D28S DCM was held at SECTA. Many clubs from different schools attended to announce their own upcoming events, information, and success about their projects and fundraisers from the past month. The DCM was conducted by LTG Sofia Yahya where she presented a seminar, skits with the DLT, and Austin Chavez conducted the icebreaker “Telephone” with the club he serves. D28S’s September DCM was an overall amazing experience to all Key Club members who all attended thanks to SECTA, LTG Sofia and her executive board.”

- Aya Nakano, Coronado

Division and Region Shirts Needed! Ever wanted to see your design be worn by everyone in Division 28 South or Region 5? Designs are needed for the 2015 - 2016 Term! Spread the word to any members who may be interested in having their design on the division or region t-shirt! Division Shirt Requirements: - “Division 28 South Pandas 2015 - 2016” - 5 colors MAXIMUM - A list of all the clubs on the back: - Basic, CASLV, Coronado, Del Sol, Green Valley, Laughlin, Liberty, SECTA, Silverado, Valley - The CNH Logo - The Key Club International

Region Shirt Requirements: - “Region 5 Zombie Penguins 2015 - 2016” - 5 colors MAXIMUM - The Key Club International Logo

Logo

Division Shirt design DUE: Sept 30th Region Shirt design DUE: Sept. 26th

*NOTICE* The designs for both the shirts must be DIGITALIZED. If there isn’t any way to digitalize your design, draw the design on plain white paper, and draw your design once as a plain black and white outline and another in full color. If you have any question concerning your designs, feel free to contact Lt. Governor Sofia.

Upcomi ng

Events

October DCM WHEN: October 14, 2015

TIME: 5pm - 6pm WHEre: Basic Hs

October REMINDERS Bulletin Editors: Articles and Visuals are due on the 12th of every month / Newsletters are due on the 15th Secretaries: MRFs are due on the last day of every month

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Articles and Visuals DUE

5pm-6pm: DCM @ Basic HS

September Newsletter DUE

MRF DUE

THE 2015-2016 DIVISION LEADERSHIP TEAM “Hi pandas! My name is Alex Jo, and I am the D28S Executive Assistant! I am a sophomore at Coronado High School. When I am not doing service or attending a Key Club event, you can catch me reading a good book, writing, or competing at a speech and debate tournament. I am beyond excited about serving with my fellow pandas this year! I hope that this year

Alex Jo

Executive Assistant

we can have more division wide socials and service events and raise a lot of money for PTP and MNT!”

“Hello Pandas! I am Miguel Ordanez, your Division Secretary for 2015-2016 term. Currently, I am an IB sophomore at Valley High School. I first fell in love with Key Club with the service that this organization prides itself upon. This 2015-2016 term, I plan to increase communication amongst the clubs in Division 28 South and hold several Division-wide service events and activities. I truly see a bright future for D28S and the ohana that I've come to love.”

Miguel Ordanez Division Secretary

“Hiya, Pandas! I’m Ky Guerrero, and I’ll be serving as your D28S News Editor for the 2015-2016 term! I go to Liberty High School, and I’ll be going into my senior year. I’ve been a member of Key Club my entire high school career, and I was a club officer for two years. Other than Key Club, I’m involved in my school’s theatre program, I’m Head Director of my

Ky Guerrero

Division News Editor

school’s broadcast program, and I’m very active in my church’s youth group. I’m excited to serve all of you guys this year for my final year in Key Club!”

Serena Salgado

Fall Rally Task Coordinator

"Salutations Division 28 South Pandas! I am the 2015-2016 Fall Rally Task Coordinator. I will be working hard to fundraise for Pediatric Trauma Program (PTP) and increase attendance at Fall Rally South. I look forward to this year and hope to see you all at Fall Rally South."

“I am so very excited to be serving as one of your 2015-2016 Fall Rally Spirit Coordinators. I look forward to presenting our division in a whole new light at this years Fall Rally. I am currently a senior at Valley High School, and am also involved in another Kiwanis run program, Varsity Quiz, where I serve as our teams captain. If you have a cheer or an idea for Fall Rally I would love to hear from you, so don't be afraid to send me an email at d28s.frs@gmail.com. See you soon Pandas!”

Deidra Dilworth

Fall Rally Task Coordinator

Jasmin Ramirez

"Hello, I am serving as your RTC Coordinator. I currently attend Southeast Career and Technical Academy going into 11th grade. I enjoy making others smile and mathematics. I am looking forward to being part of this year's Division Leadership Team because I would be able to help and care for many more people than what I am just doing for my club."

RTC Task Coordinator "Hey Pandas! I'm Hadley Mitchell, the Member Recognition (MR) Task Coordinator for the 2015-16 term. I am going to work hard to ensure that recognition is given where it is due, and given more frequently as well. I'm so excited for the upcoming year and grateful for this opportunity to work with you!"

Hadley Mitchell

Member Recognition Task Coordinator

Jamie Abad

Kiwanis Family Task Coordinator

“Hello Division 28 South Pandas! My name is Jamie and I am the Kiwanis Family Task Coordinator. I am currently a senior at Coronado High School. Other than Key Club, I enjoy volunteering at the hospital, reading, going on adventures, eating, and traveling! As a member of the DLT, I look forward to helping strengthen the relationship within the Kiwanis Family while also providing service to our community. I also look forward to an unforgettable last year of high school with my Division Leadership Team and fellow Key Clubbers!”

Contact Information Division Leadership Team Lieutenant Governor: Sofia Yahya

Presidents Basic:

d28s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Phone: (702) 758-6648

basickcpresident@gmail.com

Executive Assistant: Alex Jo

CASLV:

d28s.exec@gmail.com Phone: (805) 908-2611

Division Secretary: Miguel Ordanez d28s.divsec@gmail.com Phone: (702) 355-7368

Division News Editor: Ky Guerrero d28s.teched@gmail.com Phone: (702) 408-5695

caslvkcpresident@gmail.com

Coronado: coronadokc.president@gmail.com

Del Sol: dshskc.president@gmail.com

Green Valley: gvkc.president@gmail.com

Liberty:

Region Advisors Hanna Santee (330) 592-4768 hlsantee@interact.ccsd.net

libertykc.president@gmail.com

Silverado: silveradokcpresident@gmail.com

SECTA: sectakeyclub.president@gmail.com

Richard Olmstead (661) 341-1855 spyder4@antelecom.net

Valley: vkc.pres@gmail.com

Thank you

for reading!