The Orca Oracle | Volume 6, Issue 6 | November 2022

L-O-V-E I LOVE MY D-I-V!!!

Heyyy Orcas! Hope you are SO excited for Fall Rally! I am so excited to see us all wearing matching shirts and scream at the top of our lungs! I am also looking forward to seeing those spirit sticks! Last year I made two spirit sticks and that took me literally over 14 hours, BUT it was so worth it. We are HALFWAY through the term, meaning wqe still have MANY months to meet our goals, so continue doing your service, fundraising, and recruiting new members. Speaking of members, DUES SEASON is still here! Make sure to have all your members pay their dues on time, so that you club can be eligible for awards!

In conclusion, keep doing what you are doing, as you guys are AWESOME! See you all at Fall Rally! LET’S TAKE THAT W AT FRS!

Your DNE,

Orcas, HOW DO YOU FEEL?!

Can’t you believe it’s almost already here? Fall Rally South is right around the corner! Hopefully you have been attending our spirit nights and practicing those spirit cheers because it’s important that our cheers are consistent and cohesive so we can WIN at Fall Rally!

Also, can’t you believe it’s already half way through the term? You all have been working so hard and it’s been a pleasure to record your achievements through these newsletters. Thank you so much for all your hard work. In this newsletter, we will be recapping on some September and October events such as the October DCM and Spirit Nights and several service opportunities. I’m so excited to see you all at FRS 2022! Let’s get that W in D37W!

Your DNE,

ARTICLES & VISUALS

Temple Heights Elementary Campout Callie Warren | MVHS

On September 23, the Mission Vista High School Key Club had the opportunity to volunteer at Temple Heights Elementary School’s Campout. This event is annual for the school in which students get to do activities around the school until it turns dark, and they get to stay the night in tents with their parents. It is basically one big sleepover, and the students were very excited for this event. Regarding Key Club, our members got to take charge of tables where students did arts and crafts like painting or making beaded necklaces while some were in charge of the photobooth. This was the first service event our club held for this year after club rush, so we had a very good turnout with over 40 students attending. Doing this event with so many students and volunteers is something so dear to our club, and it makes us even more motivated to do more events and give out more opportunities to members of our club so we can keep up this positive attitude when helping our community.

Chick-Fil-A Fundraiser

Daniela Vucenic | RBV

On September 13th Rancho Buena Vista’s key club had a fundraiser at Chick-Fil-A to raise money for PTP! Waffle fries after a long day really do hit the spot!! Members of the key club stood outside telling customers about them to mention the fundraiser with their order. 15% of the profits. We made a grand total of This was one of our most successful fundraisers, many new members there to help support. fun, successful and most importantly it was scrumptious!

Rock the Hill Callie Warren | MVHS

Having the experience to enjoy something like Rock the Hill at Mission Vista High School is astonishing. On September 30, MVHS held another annual event called Rock the Hill, which is an event where student bands get to play a concert lineup for the rest of the school to hear. While doing so, many clubs get the chance to sell food or drink items for the students to get the opportunity to raise money for their club. The Mission Vista Key Club got this opportunity, and we sold Krispy Kreme donuts for all of the sweet-tooths. Little did we know, our 10 dozen donuts sold out in under 2 hours, before the event was even half over. Our club was so excited to have this opportunity to sell food for the opportunity to raise funds to go towards Fall Rally South, a Six Flags trip Key Clubs all around Southern California are attending in November. Doing this fundraiser and event are only making our club one step closer to having the time of our lives at FRS also while spreading the mission Key Clubs sets us out to do; to give back to the community.

Ivey Ranch Volunteering

Julie Tran | ECHS

After a long day at school, members from El Camino Key Club gathered at Ivey Ranch on September 14 to help Mrs. Peachy get ready for the new year! From gathering materials to organizing the class, it is safe to say that EC Key Club is full of dedication! Keep up the good work Wildcats! PTP and asking order. We received of drum roll…. $52!! fundraisers, there were so support. The fundraiser was fantastically

OCTOBER DCM

On a bright and spirited afternoon, Division 37 West gathered together at Martin Luther King Junior Park for their October DCM. Serving also as a spirit session, the October DCM was much awaited and gathered Key Club members eager to show their spirit as they learned their spirit cheers for Fall Rally. After going over some division updates, Spirit Coordinator Jonah Gathright along with Spirit Team Member Jacob Racela led the group in a Disney Descendants parody spirit cheer. It included choreography, which was a bit hard to grasp at first, but the unique take on the spirit cheer definitely came through and brought confidence to our members. With every practice, there is more passion and spirit fueling for Fall Rally South! Additionally, Mission Vista High School sold Halloween-themed cookies in celebration of the spooky season, colorfully decorated and well received by our orcas. Also, our division began selling spirit gear, which included blue sunglasses and fairy lights. Overall, the October DCM was definitely one to remember. It reminded our remembers of the joys of Key Club and the adrenaline required at Fall Rally. Fall Rally South here we come!

“WE GOT SPIRIT, YES WE DO! WE GOT SPIRIT, HOW ‘BOUT YOU?!” On October 14, 22, and 29, Division 37 West organized Spirit Nights to get their members prepared for Fall Rally South! With the help of our Spirit Team, our members are working hard and staying spirited to learn the cheers. Some of the cheers include a parody of a song from Disney’s Descendants, a rendition of Y.M.C.A, which include choreography as well! Get ready CNH! Division 37 West Orcas are ready tomakewavesatFallRallySouth.

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What’s splashin’ orcas! I’m Karla Martinez and I proudly serve as Rancho Buena Vista’s president. At our club we are committed to keeping our members informed about a variety of community service opportunities! From tutoring services at our school to broader and long-lasting opportunities in the community. We have been having fun at our meetings by playing games but we also get serious when it comes to business like fundraisers! We had a fundraiser at Chick-fil-a where our members helped to promotethefundraiseratthesite,whichreallyhelpedraise money for PTP! Our goal for key club is to have a really united club that can attend multiple service events in big groups.Wealsohopetogetsocial-serviceeventsstartedso that our members can hang out while also completing a service project. I am looking forward to seeing our dedicatedmembershelpoutinourschoolandcommunity :)Keepalookoutforourfutureinstagrampoststoseewhat wehavebeenupto!