Division 37 West | Region 2 | CNH August 2022 VOLUME 6 | ISSUE 3
By Joshua Racela
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Messages From LTG & DNE August Calendar Goal Updates & Pod Points Levels of Key Club Articles & Visuals June DCM OTC Prompts President Spotlight Helpful Resources Contact
How’s Summer Orcas?! I hope all of your summers have been going great! We’ve had a blast this summer through a Division Beach Clean Up and NemO-TC! Key Club has definitely made my summer better, so I hope you can say the same. We recently finished up Quarter 1 of this term! You did it! 75% of the term to go! It still is crazy to me how fast time flies. It feels like just yesterday, when I got officially installed at DCON. Speaking of DCON, the theme has been revealed to be “Sea Of Service”. So as an Orca, it would only be right if you are available to attend! Save up now for DCON, it is an experience you DEFINITELY want to have. Anyways, continue making this Division thrive, and especially live up to my favorite saying, “WEST IS BEST”!
Your LTG,
Hey Orcas! Can’t you believe it’s already August? I feel like summer has just flown by. I hope all of you have enjoyed our Summer activities so far, like DCM’s, beach cleanups, and NemO-TC! (Look forward for RTC later this fall!) I hope all of you are ready to take on the school year and expand your clubs and meet new people. We’re inching closer and closer to dues season and Fall Rally South, so I’m hoping that with your help, we’ll work towards getting 1st place at this year’s Spirit Rally and ultimately being the best Division out there. Remember: West is BEST! In this issue, you will see some a recap of our summer activities such as the Kiwanis Breakfast, fundraisers, the June DCM, and NemO-TC of course! Thanks for being such an incredible division. It’s amazing to see what you can accomplish. Keep it up, Orcas!
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Julie Tran | El Camino Summer has officially begun! El Camino Key Club kicked off the start of summer by gathering at MLK Park on Tuesday, June 14 to hold their general meeting as well as a service event. As members arrived, President Mia Cruz began the first meeting of the summer by getting members caught up to date with current events and announcing upcoming events such as the June DCM and Fundraiser! Spirit Coordinator Jonah Gathright led members in a brain game and shortly after, the EC Key Club members participated in an hour of community service for Color a Smile! Way to stay involved with Key Club El Camino!
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Daniela Vucenic | RBV On June 12th key clubbers from both Vista High and Rancho Buena Vista participated in the Kiwanis pancake breakfast at Applebee's. It was flipping awesome! During the breakfast students served food, drinks, and cleaned tables. Students served their community and got funds for their clubs. The most memorable part of the breakfast by far was the life sized cut out of Tom Cruise. Everything's better with Tom Cruise. Antonio Ramos can be seen in a wonderful picture with the Tom cruise cut out. This event was fun, rewarding, and a great way of letting key clubs from different schools bond!
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Molly Glass | Sage Creek To raise money for the Sage Creek Key Club, members got together at one of the local parks to paint. Following along with a Bob Ross tutorial, each person was able to create their own version of the painting. It was an enjoyable experience that allowed everyone to get to know each other and just have fun while helping to support our club.
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Articles & Visuals
On a bright summer day, Division 37 West Orcas gathered together by the beach for their June DCM. LTG Asia Chan went over several updates, such as NEMO-TC in July. Spirit Coordinator Jonah Gathright led several games such as a human knot and acting out movies. Later on, members had the opportunity to earn service hours by participating in a beach cleanup. Some interesting trash members found included a bicycle tire and decaying baby toys. Overall, this DCM was fun as always, and especially as we get into the school year, we’re looking forward to more DCM’s and meeting new members!
June DCM
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Buccaneer Beach Park | 06.18.2022
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On a very warm day, Division 37 West Orcas and Division 37 East Jellies Park Academy for the first training conference of the term: NEMO-TC decorations and dressing appropriately as tacky tourists, Key Club m learn more about Key Club while meeting their fellow Key Clubbe workshops learning more about officer positions, the levels of Key C membership, staying motivated, public speaking, and more! Furthermo icebreakers such as Soulmate and Key Club trivia. The Spirit Coordin game called “Find Me”, where members would have to find an o Coordinators (“Find me… a size 8 shoe!”). Overall, we were very glad newer members ready to learn more about the Key Club organization engaged Key Club division into the school year. See you all at Region Tr
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s gathered together at Guajome C! Surrounded by ocean-themed members had the opportunity to ers. Members attended several Club, how to fundraise, retaining ore, Key Clubbers played several nators from both divisions held a object and bring it to the Spirit to see a big attendance, full of n and hopefully introduce a very raining Conference in the fall!
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OTC
If you could travel anywhere in the
Where would you go an “I would like to go to Mt. Hood in Oregon in the United States to learn how to ski and snowboard since it snows there all year-round.” Jacob Racela | El Camino
“I’d go to Amsterdam and bike around the city 😫” Itzel Meza-Ruiz | El Camino
“Six Flags Magic Mountain because I went to ride the new Wonder Woman single rail roller coaster” Jonah Gathright | El Camino
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nd what would you do? “South Korea and go eat those satisfying convenience store foods. 😪 (Been popping up in my fyp these days 🥲)” Angel Ferrer | El Camino “I would go to South Korea and binge eat tteokbokki (spicy rice cake snack) more than 50% of the time. If I'm not eating then I'm shopping.” Leonna Anino | El Camino “I would travel to Egypt to go to their bazaars and eat street food!” Amber Tahmas | El Camino
“I would travel anywhere in Asia and visit the historical places” Deborah Flores | El Camino “I would go to Japan and go on the Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris Wheel” Antonio Ramos | RBV
“I would go to the Philippines and visit all of the islands!” Chelsie Macasa | Mission Vista
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Chelsie Macasa | Mission Vista
Hey Orcas! I’m Chelsie, Mission Vista’s president! Our club initially had a lack of active members and has never been that known at our school, but we’re slowly gaining more traction and seeing more consistent club members. I’m so excited for our club to grow overall and create a noteworthy impact on our school and community. Our club is also looking forward to curating service projects with meaningful causes and putting an effort into being more involved. We hope to improve our club and get closer with the rest of the division, especially at DCM’s and Fall Rally!! President Spotlight
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Helpful Resources
DIVISION LEADERSHIP TEAM Asia Chan Lieutenant Governor d37w.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org
Anny Zhang Graphic Designer zhang.a505@gmail.com
Antonio Ramos Executive Assistant d37w.cnhkc.ea1@gmail.com
Maia Delacruz Graphic Designer mhdelacruz05@gmail.com
Amanda Shih Executive Assistant d37w.cnhkc.ea2@gmail.com
Deborah Flores Fundraising Coordinator debbief812@gmail.com
Joshua Racela Division News Editor d37w.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
Anber Tahmas Service Project Coordinator anbowjan@gmail.com
Mia Cruz Division Video Editor miaycruz@gmail.com
Meadow Chiu Social Media Coordinator meadowchiu@outlook.com
Jonah Gathright Spirit Coordinator d37w.cnhkc.hsc@gmail.com
PRESIDENTS
Joseph Molano Spirit Coordinator d37w.cnhkc.hsc1@gmail.com
Vacant Army and Navy cnhkc.armyandnavy@gmail.c
Jeanellekim Serquina Member Recognition Coordinator d37w.cnhkc.mrc@gmail.com
Ella Wargo Carlsbad cnhkc.carlsbad@gmail.com
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Mia Cruz El Camino cnhkc.elcamino@gmail.com
Sofia Jaimes Vista cnhkc.vista@gmail.com
Maricela Franco Luna Guajome Park d37w.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
Melody H. Solorio Vista cnhkc.vista@gmail.com
Chelsie Cunanan Mission Vista d37w.cnhkc.hsc@gmail.com
ADVISORS
Vacant North County Trade Tech cnhkc.northcountytradetech@gmail.c om Karla Martinez Rancho Buena Vista cnhkc.ranchobuenavista@gmail.com Sophia Transini Sage Creek cnhkc.sagecreek@gmail.com
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Kathy Hamamoto Division Advisor kathyhamamoto@gmail.com Carolyn Qualm Region Advisor r02advisor.cqualm@cnhkeyclub. org Majid Azimi Region Advisor r02advisor.mazimi@cnhkeyclub. org
Amanda Shih San Dieguito cnhkc.sandieguito@gmail.com Hanna Liljenback Tri-City Christian cnhkc.tricitychristian@gmail.com
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Contact Information
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