JMHS September Newsletter

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CNH District Division 3

John Marshall High School September 2011

Volume 6 | Issue 6 BEE GREEN AND DON’T PRINT NEWSLETTER!!!

Volume I | Issue I

Using Ice Breakers to help our New Members mingle meet each other!

And the year begins…

Now that the new school year has begun one of our goals this first month is recruiting and retain the new members we get! Informing them and breaking that ice that new members tend to acquire when they come in to the meetings. Also, helping them mingle with other people by playing ice breakers in meetings is incredibly inspiring! Seeing new Key Clubbers have fun and see that their smiles grow each meeting is a heart-warming sight!

Due to the high turnout in members, however, it does get hard to coordinate these events, but we are dedicated to give each member a feeling of having a family in Key Club! We will do anything we can, to the best of our abilities to serve our communities and members well to show how spirited we are! Our main goal is to inspire people to be active in their communities, school and even in a global scale with projects like the eliminate project!

Let us make this year as productive and great as the previous ones!

-Erick Jason Reyno (Bulletin Editor)

Introduction – Page 1 Articles – Page 2 Member Recognition – Page 3 Calendar – Page 4 Side Projects – Page 5 Contacts – Page 6 Upcoming Events – Page 7

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Articles

This event was definitely one of the most memorable.

In the beginning we made signs to advertise our car wash and some of us stayed on street corners trying to get the driver’s attention. We had little spirit battles with Key Clubbers from the other corners catching the eyes of many drivers. Inside the car wash lanes, Key Clubbers took leadership roles and kept everyone organized yet remained very much spirited. In the end we were able to raise over $650! Service while having fun, that’s how Key Clubbers do it!

– Chantal Mendoza

I was able to attend the RTC on the 16th of September. It was really an experience I will never forget. Mingling with our fellow Key Clubbers, the Puffer fishes, the Koalas and the White Tigers was really fun! Learning about the eliMiNaTe project really inspired me to do something more to help reach that $450,000 goal of CNH. Every penny counts right? It also brought about ideas that I can bring and contribute with my fellow board members and Key Clubbers! Cheering was probably one of the most tiring thing that we did, I practically lost my voice! Added to that, and the fatigue from the Black and White dance the night before, I was surprised I still had enough energy to cheer my heart out! The workshops did their job too! The presenters made sure that their presentations are fun and exciting, also the ice breakers during our spare time was really fun! Oh! Winning that little spirit battle was a proud moment! I am proud to be a D3 Sharkey.

–Erick Jason Reyno

Member Recognition Member of the Month!!!

John Marshall High’s Key Club is honoring RJ Gopez with the title Member of the Month for September. RJ shows true dedication to Key Club and inspires many of his fellow members.

He works hard to help the board members and goes out of his way to contribute as much as he can. An example of RJ’s exemplary work was at the Divisional Car Wash, where he exercised his leadership potential and provided help when it was needed. Even though the shift was only three hours, RJ stayed to offer more help.

At the meetings, he tries to get everyone involved and spreads his spirit to our new members. Our key club is proud to have such an enthusiastic member who contributes selflessly and genuinely enjoys helping out.

Officer of the Month!!!

Written by Vice President Michelle Menechyan

John Marshall High’s Key Club names Chrisline Raymundo as Officer of the Month for September. Chrisline is our club’s historian who does such an excellent job to capture the essence and spirit of our Key Club. She is always seen with her camera, snapping hundreds of pictures that end up on our club page. Chrisline is organized, responsible, and very much dedicated to maintaining the pride of our Key Club. She definitely deserves the honor of being Officer of the Month because she shows us how much she cares about her position in the club and always does her best to fulfill her duties.

Written by Vice President Michelle Menechyan

The

Calendar September 2011

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5- Ronald Mcdonald’s House 12

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14 - Key Club Meeting

15- Black and White Dance

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21–-Key Club Meeting

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16 -Region 7 Training Conference 23 - D3

28- Key Club Meeting

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25- Kiwanis Dinner

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-Every Wednesday don’t forget to come to our weekly Key Club meetings! Location can change to accommodate the space needed. You’ll be informed by officers or other members if there is a change in location.

-Ronald McDonald’s House - Serve food to the elderly and spend some time with the youth there to have their day lighten up!

-Black and White Dance - Dance the night away with other D3 Sharkeys to raise money for PTP!

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Carwash/Korea Town Festival

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- Region 7 Training Conference - Learn some new tricks for fundraising and meet people from different members of other divisions in region 7!

-D3 Carwash - Wash cars with other Sharkeys for PTP! -Korea Town Festival - Help out in the Korea Town community by cleaning and helping people in their annual festival -Kiwanis Dinner - Help serve our Kiwanis sponsors on this dinner night!

Side Projects Ronald Mcdonald’s House -The organization has been requesting that we spend some time with the kids to enrich their knowledge and so they can have fun, this will be on the first Monday of every month. However, sometimes we just serve food to the elderly.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!

-You can turn in can tabs to our Secretary, Lauren Umaguing, 25 can tabs is equal to an hour!

Remember‌ Hours are easy to come by. All events are fun even making an article for the newsletter can give you hours! So communicate with your Bulletin Editor if you want to write any articles for the newsletter

Contacts President Baltazar Jonnel Dasalla Email: baltazarjonnel13@gmail.com Vice President: Joela Canlas/Michelle Menechyan Email: minijoop@gmail.com/ michellemenechyan@gmail.com

Secretary: Lauren Umaguing Email: laurenumaguing@gmail.com Editor: Erick Jason Reyno Email:ejrsoarss@yahoo.com Treasurer: Jorge Lopez Email: justlikeyou0913@yahoo.com Chairs: Members Relation Chair: Jeffrey Padilla Email: jeffwaslike@gmail.com Historian: Chrisline Raymundo Email: Fundraising: Chantal Mendoza Email:lake720@yahoo.com Divisional Members: Secretary: Rachel Su Email:perkybabyy94@yahoo.com Members Relations Chair: Bryan Mendez Email:garytheiguana@gmail.com

Upcoming Events -Make sure to join the John Marshall Key Club Facebook page to keep you in touch with events and Key Club news!

-Also! Keep up with the John Marshall Key Club Tumblr: jmhskeyclub.tumblr.com -Don’t forget to pay your dues! Those go to a good cause too!

-You can make cheers and send it to our LTG Eric Cho to help pump up our spirit every event!

-October 16th 2011 - Aids Walk -Don’t forget to sign up for Aids Walk 2011! This is a good way to fundraise and have fun with friends while getting a good exercise!

-November 19th 2011 - Fall Rally 2011 - Experience Motivational Programs, Divisional Spirit Rally, Meet New People, Helping out Pediatric Trauma, and Key Club Spirit!

BEElieve the Magic of Service! – Coming soon 2012

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Random Key Club Fact:

Ice-breakers are the best way to meet and mingle with people in your club or division! Those are a failproof way of introducing each other!