Owl Orations February 2020 Volume 1 Issue 11

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OWL ORATIONS Texas-Oklahoma

Region 9, Division 2S Volume 1, Issue No. 11

THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF GARLAND HIGH SCHOOL

3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 14 22 24 Letter to the Editor

Note from the President

Monthly Review

Upcoming Events

Updates and Reminders

LEDCON Theme

How to Write

About our

an Article

Instagram

2020-21

Articles & HOTO

Promotions

Officers

TABLE OF

CONTENTS 2

Contact Info

letter from the editor...

Hello, Key Clubbers!

We are already on the second month of 2020! There was so much that has happened in January. There was some good and some bad, but we made it in one piece. January was a little dry when it came to volunteer events, but February has so much in store for y'all. From Hot Chocolate Run this weekend to Multicultural Fair at the end of this month, there will be so many opportunities not only for service but lot of fun and memories.

As we go forward, there will be fewer opportunities not only in general but also due to the increased number of activities and testing season. Especially for the upperclassmen, try to volunteer as much as possible prior to April and May. The recommended number of service hours for the entire school year is 50 hours,

so

keep

that

in

mind,

especially

seniors

who

want

their

cord

for

graduation.

As mentioned previously, it is time to be thinking about elections for the 2020-21 year. I believe that running for an officer position is not only an opportunity to gain experience in a leadership position, but also to improve the club and make decisions so that all members have a wonderful and memorable year. This could also be a stepping stone into leadership positions beyond the club level, such as becoming Lieutenant Governor or hold a district position! If you have any questions about the elections or the roles of any officers, feel free to contact us! we will be more than happy to help.

I can't wait to see what new memories this month will bring! High school flies by faster than you think, so make the most of every moment.

Yours in Service,

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note from the president...

Hello, Key Clubbers!

CHANGES TO THE BOARD Several important changes have occurred in Garland High School Key Club this month that I want to inform y’all about. First off, I’m excited to announce that we have not one, not two, but three Lieutenant Governors (LTGs)! For the 2020-2021 Key Club year, Alina Dam, Tisha Gautam, and Anna Ngo will be overseeing various divisions, and I know they will all do well in their positions. Additionally, we have several other members with even larger ambitions. Both Vivian Thai

and

Katelyn

Tran

are

planning

to

run

and

caucus

at

LEDCON

for

either

district

or

international positions, so let’s support both of them as they set their sights high. On a more local scale, our own chapter has also incurred some changes during our February elections. Our newly elected board consists of: President Tiffany Doan, Vice President Vivian Thai, Secretary Dylan Dam, Secretary Tony Le, Historian Yi Wong, Editor Lilian Thai, Treasurer Christine Nguyen, and Webmaster Jake Wendling. You may have noticed, but we will have 2 secretaries next year rather than one. The board appointed Dylan as an additional secretary because we hope to expand membership next year, and another officer position may be needed. Additionally, having another position gives another member the opportunity to develop their leadership skills.

LEDCON Outside of the exciting new reorganization of the board, I also want to advertise LEDCON, the leadership education district convention, to everyone. LEDCON is an event where you can meet Key Clubbers from all over Texas and Oklahoma, participate in district elections, and learn more about the workings of the club. It’s a wonderful experience that’ll take place in April, and I recommend members attend if they’re available. If you’re interested, please contact me.

FINAL NOTES Outside of Key Club, February was also Black History Month. Garland High School hosted several events that honored influential African Americans in US history, so I hope everyone was able to learn something during this month. In addition to Black History Month, February also experienced a significant rise in coronavirus. The disease is prominent throughout the entire world, and I’m hoping we’ll be able to help. Projects may include fundraisers or raising awareness on how to remain safe and healthy. Therefore, be on the lookout for those events!

Yours in Service,

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MONTHLY REVIEW MONTHLY REVIEW MONTHLY REVIEW Hot Chocolate Run We had so much fun volunteering at the Hot Chocolate Run! Members were handing about drinks

and

marshmallows

to

the

runners

and

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cheering them on to the finish line!

Builder's Club We partnered with Hudson Middle School to sponsor their Builder's Club. A couple of our members took time out of their day to attend their general meeting before school.

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Officer Elections During

our

last

meeting,

members

elected

their Key Club officers for the 2020-21 school year.

Congratulations

all

of

the

candidates

and a bigger congratulations to the winners!

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GHS KEY CLUB MEETINGS Attend two meetings a month in the library after school from 33:30 pm where we will update you on upcoming events and plans

NORTHEAST DALLAS KIWANIS MEETINGS Meet up at Life Message from 7 - 8 PM as we try and bridge the gap between Kiwanis and Key Club

GARLAND KIWANIS MEETINGS Meet up at Fish ‘N Tails Oyster Bar from 12 - 1 PM for an opportunity to discuss and plan relevant events in our community

CAPS FOR NAPS Go to Mrs. Johnson’s room (409) to learn how to crochet some caps for babies in the NICU every Wednesday after school from 2:50 3:50 pm

7 DAY FITNESS Help out at this camp for underprivileged kids from 10 AM - 4:30 PM by playing games with them and handing out snacks

CARTER BLOOD CARE BLOOD DRIVE Donate blood for a great cause from 1 - 4 PM at the Winters Park Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

COLOR RUN A

fun

event

where

volunteers

can

help

out

by

throwing

colored

powder as runners pass through each station from 8 AM - 1 PM

CLASS OF 2021 VENDORS FAIR March 27: Help set up for the fair from 5 - 7 PM March 28: Volunteer at different shifts from 7 AM - 3 PM

*Calendars only have events planned at the beginning of each month and are, therefore, subject to change. Events can be added or cancelled and details can be changed.

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Lights, Camera...service!

The Texas-Oklahoma District Board is proud to announce that the theme for LEDCON 2020 will be...

HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD!

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Want to earn an easy service hour?

WRITE AN ARTICLE! Write a 400 word article about anything related to Key Club SUGGESTED PROMPTS: From the beginning of the year until now, how has your view of Key Club changed? Why is it important to serve your community? What is your club doing to get ready for LEDCON and what are you most excited about? What service projects will you be completing from now until the end of the school year?

Example:

include a jpg image relating to the article

Submit a Google Docs file under the assignment "March 2020 Article Submissions" in Google Classroom, and fill out an hours form.

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Our Key Club now is on FOLLOW US TO STAY CONNECTED AND... get reminders about upcoming activities view pictures from volunteer events DM us with questions or concerns

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CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR

2020-21 CLUB OFFICERS

EDITOR

PRESIDENT Tiffany Doan (Bottom Right)

Dylan Dam (not shown)

Lilian Thai (Bottom Left)

WEBMASTER Jake Wendling (Top Middle)

SECRETARIES

VICE-PRESIDENT

Tony Le (Top Right)

Vivian Thai (Bottom Middle)

HISTORIAN

TREASURER

Yi Wong (Top Left)

Christine Nguyen (not shown)

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WRAPPING UP THE YEAR Nallely Maciel • Historian

As senior year is coming to the end the club has prepared for next year. Last week we held our elections for officers for the following school year. It made me quite sad that I will no longer be an officer of this club

next

year

as

I’m

moving

away

for

college. It makes me think about my first time joining the club and then eventually running for a club officer position. When I first joined I didn’t know that volunteering was actually fun and it quickly became a hobby of mine. I’m glad that now whenever someone asks me what I like to do for fun I can what

respond I

used

with to

volunteering

respond

with

instead which

of

was

stuttering and saying I like to watch netflix and eat snacks. It’s given me some sort of identity that I can share with other members of the club.

I’m happy for what is to come for the following school year with the new board. I know that our new board is full of ambitious, hard-working, and incredible people. I know they will do amazing next year with their new positions and I can’t wait to see what the future of the Garland High School Key Club will look like.

this

Looking back at the memories I’ve made in Key Club, I realize how much I’ve grown as an individual. I grew strong friendships with people within the club that I can trust and depend on for everything. One of my favorite

memories

annual

hot

is

volunteering

chocolate

run

at

hosted

the in

downtown dallas. It’s always fun stirring the chocolate and enjoying some joy chocolate while doing so. That event requires a lot of attention and speed that it’s fun to do. I’m glad

that

events

like

these

entertain

me

while also growing my friendships with the people closest to me stronger. Hopefully

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event

friends

becomes

and

I

can

a

tradition

volunteer

at

that

even

my long

after graduating high school. Volunteering will always be an activity that I can count on to

make

me

happier

and

make

new

memories with my friends. Thanks to events like

those

I

can

proudly

say

that

helping

others is my hobby and it should be everyone else's as well. So to everyone reading this, I recommend

you

friends more often.

to

volunteer

with

your

KEY CLUB: WHAT IS IT? Albert Yang • Treasurer

What many people ask when concerned with Key Club is what is it? Key Club is an international

organization

Sacramento

California

first

in

created

1925.

With

in

the

goal to give opportunities to students after school to help their community. Throughout your time participating in key club events, you

begin

qualities.

to

One

learn is

a

lot

leadership

of

different

development.

How you begin to develop your leadership skills is by constantly working with others.

Being

able

members

to

organize

without

a

large

getting

group

of

overwhelmed

takes a lot of skill. You have to be able to simultaneously watch multiple members at a time,

and

make

sure

that

no

one

gets

confused. Not only that but if you hold a high officer position you have to be able to work

with

others

opportunities.

to

Being

organize able

to

volunteering

communicate

to others to finalize a run or homecoming decorations requires you to be organized as well. The main qualities that you learn from joining Key Club are leadership and being organized.

be the same person as I am today. I have learned many key aspects of being a leader, well

as

being

organized.

Despite

only

being a historian, I’ve realized that my title doesn’t mean much; but rather what I do creates more of an impact. This is my third year being an active member of Key Club, so I’ve learned the ropes around the club.

This gives me a way to help the incoming freshman having trouble, I’m able to do the same my seniors have done for me: guide them!

to

help

members,

so

passionate everyone

and

they’ll

as

is

more I

am

given

more

continue with

the

Key

incoming to

be

Club.

same

as

When

amount

of

opportunities to volunteer this will create a

Without being part of Key Club I wouldn’t

as

which is only for a few more months. I’ll be able

Hopefully,

as

I

continue

to

be

an

more

fun

environment,

in

which

many

different people will be at every event. This great

organization

extremely school

year

manage

taught

organized, things

schoolwork

me

despite do

get

and

how

to

during

be the

difficult

to

extracurriculars.

Overall I think it’s worth being involved with different

organizations.

I’ve

learned

new

responsibilities in which I have to uphold or else it affects everyone around me because of

my

mistake!

This

has

created

many

learning experiences, so I’ll make sure not do the same thing twice.

active member of Key Club until graduation

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ALL ABOUT ELECTIONS Tisha Gautam • Secretary

This month is when we had the exciting opportunity to vote for the student leaders who will guide us during the next Key Club year. The difficult decisions we had to make during the election naturally led to a lot of thought about what we want for the future of this club.

Going into this election, the board knew that

we

wanted

to

bring

a

more

diverse

group of Key Clubbers into leadership roles in our chapter. Unfortunately, during this Key Club year, the board consisted entirely of upperclassmen, most of whom are juniors.

Due

to

the

lack

of

underclassmen

representation on the board, we felt that their

perspectives

couldn't

be

thoroughly

weighed when making important decisions about

the

club.

Thankfully,

underclassmen

are better represented on this board than in the previous one.

Key

In addition to who would make up the

Clubbers

who

wish

to

run

for

next Key Club board, a lot of thought was

President/Vice President are encouraged to

also

do

put

would

into

be

election

how

chosen.

system

this Our

where

group

of

so

and

won’t

be

punished

for

their

has

an

ambition. This is the second year that we’ve

elections

for

used this system, and we’ve found that it

chapter the

people

President/Vice President are separate from

works well.

the elections for the specialized positions (Secretary,

Editor,

Treasurer,

Webmaster,

and Historian). The President/Vice President elections

interested

are coming to the end of a productive Key

candidates will run to be President, and the

Club year and are about to be presented

runner-up of the election will become the

with the next blank canvas of a year to fill

Vice

with

take

place

President.

first.

The

Any

election

for

the

service

and

leadership.

The

newly

specialized positions will take place after

elected board will enable the club to make

this,

the best of it.

and

candidates

any that

President/Vice didn’t

get

President

elected

are

welcome to run for a specialized position.

This way, we can ensure that any committed

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This time of year is a natural point of reflection for members of our chapter. We

ELECTION SEASON Tiffany Doan • President

During the month of February, Key Club suggests to all of its clubs that they hold an election

for

next

year’s

officers.

Election

season is always an exciting time as you get to

see

all

potentially

the

lead

new the

faces

club

in

that

the

could

following

year. I especially enjoy elections because it’s an opportunity for others to develop life skills:

public

leadership,

speaking,

and

etc.

organization, Although

the

requirements to apply to be an officer can be

harsh,

it

demonstrates

the

dedication

and exceptional accomplishments that each candidate has shown throughout the year.

Candidates are expected to have at least 15 hours, attend all general meetings with a maximum

of

guarantee

3

absences,

so

on.

To

board, not all candidates were able to get an

date,

officer

a

in

its

about elections. Elections give candidates a

bylaws that specifically states that elections

real-life experience of running, even if they

are to be held in February of each Key Club

are unable to secure their desired position,

year.

and members have the opportunity to have

their voice heard by casting their votes.

High

consistent

and

election

Garland

a

School

has

clause

After a month of advertising, we finally fell

on

day.

the The

date

of

fact

February

that

26:

there

however,

that’s

the

thing

election

were

position;

no

Regardless of the results, I was happy with the

elections.

The

new

I’ll

make

board

appears

underclassmen representation in the 2019-

exceptional,

2020 board, a concern that I had previously

month

expressed during board meetings, was no

Current officers will help with the shadowing,

longer

of

and I know they will provide great examples of

underclassmen who were interested in vying

what is to be expected for the next Key Club

for

year. It should be noted, however, that there

a

an

issue.

position

formalities,

we

There

on

the

had

were board.

candidates

plenty To

follow

give

a

2

were

and

transition

certainly

period

some

sure

that

will

be

areas

of

their

2

smooth.

improvement

minute speech, followed by a 2-3 minute

that could be worked on to better the fluidity

question-and-answer

Although

and organization of the event, but I’ll make

some candidates have never ran before, I

period.

sure to sort them out in time for next year’s

was pleasantly surprised by their abilities to

elections.

present a persuasive speech while skillfully

participated

answering any questions that were thrown

election

at them. Since there’s limited space on the

positions in your future.

Thank will

and

you

to

came,

inspire

y’all

everyone

and to

I

hope

pursue

who this other

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MY EXPERIENCE Dylan Dam • Member

Key Club is a club devoted to serving the community.

I’ve

been

a

part

of

Key

Club

even before the start of the school year, and

I

have

been

serving

the

community.

While volunteering as a Key Club member, I have learned the importance of giving back and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time in this club full of servant students.

From the beginning of the year until now, my

view

of

Key

Club

has

drastically

changed. Even before day one, I had been pressured into joining several clubs including Key Club. When I joined the Key Club at my school, I viewed it negatively just because I was forced into it. I would just sign up for volunteer events to get my required hours to stay in the club. I didn’t enjoy volunteering or

staying

after

school

for

the

general

meetings, but after meeting new people at volunteer

events,

I

learned

to

enjoy

the

meetings and events. I would purposely sign up for events just to meet new people and help give back to our society. For example, I recently volunteered at the Hot Chocolate Run where I met several amazing volunteers, and

we

water

all

and

had

a

great

marshmallows

time to

distributing

the

runners.

helps

the

volunteers.

While

may

provide

support to the receiving end, it also makes the

and

The

helper feel better. My view towards Key Club

from

has definitely changed. At the beginning of

elementary students to retirees. They would

the year, I had a negative view towards the

fuel my desire for giving back to our society.

club; however, currently, I have a positive view

In addition, I became friends with other Key

towards the club. In other words, Key Club has

Clubbers at my school powering my desire

changed me completely as an individual.

even further. This enlightened me and made

Key Club is an interactive way to give back to

volunteering

our society and to help others in need. Key

now

people

I

I

am

have

an

incoming

met

events

have

more

officer!

ranged

enjoyable.

After

this, I learned the importance of serving our

Club

community. Serving our community helps not

applications and teaches you the importance

benefits

you

for

only the ones asking for help, but it also

of helping others. I’m excited to see what Key Club becomes next year!

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it

Additionally, I just ran for an officer position,

college

and

job

SIGNIFICANCE OF SERVING OUR COMMUNITY Christine Nguyen • Member

How isn’t it important to serve your community? such

a

The

point

complex

relationships

of

being

apart

of

interconnection

(involving

both

of

people

and

environment) is to have a great time while nurturing

it

and

passing

it

onto

newer

generations. Through putting in the effort to help others within your community, you are giving others the opportunity to experience new things that they couldn’t without your assistance. benefiting

While from

these

your

people

generosity,

are

you

also

benefit- because your work ethic is building up

your

leadership

skills

as

well

as

your

ability to manage yourself. These qualities will

help

you

positions, work

or

when

such job

drawbacks

as

applying

larger

scaled

opportunities.

to

serving

for

different volunteer

There

your

are

community

no in

general! Who wouldn’t want to be selfless and help others to the best of their abilities?

Acts such as cleaning up the lake doesn’t only benefit the wildlife, it also impacts the overall

area

surrounding

the

cleaned

up

lake. If the lake is free of trash, more people would

visit

to

enjoy

it’s

charming

appearance, and thus leading to it being a popular place for people to meet. Even the volunteer work itself helps tie a community closer together by giving people chances to interact

with

each

other.

Basically,

good

services have a plethora of perks to them.

Your good “act” doesn’t even need to be something

as

laborious

as

removing

litter

from a body of water. It can be something simple- like volunteering to help run holiday events.

Garland

volunteered

at

High

School’s

Downtown

Key

Garland’s

Club fire

station to assist the different sections of the

building. The tasks were as simple as helping children with arts and crafts, printing pictures, and clean up work, but it made things run smoothly and people were able to enjoy their holiday morning with no stress.

To sum it up, small efforts total up to larger pay

off.

It

may

not

be

eminent

in

the

beginning, however every act totals up to the betterment

of

understandable

the that

community.

some

people

It

is

may

not

have the time or capabilities of aiding others, but even simply picking up stray trash on the ground and disposing of it is in it of itself, a good act that is significant to the environment that we occupy on a daily basis. There are no terrible disadvantages to taking part in the advancement of a bigger picture. The bigger picture being the interrelationships of our Key Club members and the extrinsic members of society.

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SERVING LOCAL HEROES Lillian Thai • Member

Garland High School Key Club has volunteered at many different places, doing a

large

variety

freshman,

I

of

work

have

this

had

year.

an

As

a

amazing

experience thus far and I cannot wait for the future projects we have in the spring.

Although

I

opportunity Pancakes

have

enjoyed

every

I’ve

attended

this

year,

the

event

that

we

with

Santa

volunteer

participated in during December has been my favorite.

At Pancakes with Santa, we had the opportunity

to

serve

the

policemen

and

firemen who serve us everyday. Volunteering at

events

directly members

where

we

contribute are

the

have to

most

the

chance

our

to

community

important

to

me.

Watching such community leaders go about their daily job and protect us all is not only admirable,

but

definitely

deserving

of

service. Consequently, giving back to these brave people is crucial to our community.

Many of these heroes came with their family to

meet

Santa

and

have

a

delicious

breakfast. We helped to set up tables and serve food. The children were able to have the pictures taken with Santa printed out immediately

and

taken

home.

There

were

also multiple stations where we coordinated fun crafts. Specifically, I think one of the best

parts

of

this

event

was

Scholastic

Books donating dozens of children's books, for all grade levels. We organized the books by level and handed each kid a book as they took pictures with Santa. I vividly recall one little girl curled up in the corner with her new book, excited to enter the new world and adventures it would take her. The bright smiles on the childrens’ faces were

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absolutely

priceless.

The

combination

of

service towards our community heroes and the promotion of literature for young readers has made

this

event

unforgettable.

I

hope

to

partake in events with as much meaning and love as this one in the future.

HOTO Jake Wendling • Webmaster

Key Club has changed my life for the better. Before I joined Key Club I never knew how to volunteer in my community. It was difficult to find things to help out with. Key Club

brings

together

volunteering always

much

filled

people

and

simpler.

with

makes

Events

friends

who

are make

volunteering more fun. Also having a goal of fifty hours each year creates an incentive for me to go out and help the community.

I initially joined Key Club to help make me appear more well rounded to colleges, but it has provided many other advantages as well. This club has given me a type of job experience, which would be difficult for me to

obtain

otherwise.

School

and

other

activities take up most of my time. Endless homework

and

weekly

UIL

competitions

make a normal job impossible to keep up with. Having volunteer events every once in a

while

act

as

mini

work

experiences.

Fundraising at concession stands especially helps with this.

Key Club has also helped me strengthen friendships.

school

with

Hanging

friends

is

out

outside

always

fun,

of but

volunteering with friends has a purpose as well.

Working

hard

together

is

a

bonding

experience and doing it so often has given me many great friends. These events also give

me

an

excuse

to

hang

out

with

my

friends. With my busy schedule, there isn’t much time for my friends. If I’m volunteering with them, I'm doing something productive with my time while still having fun. Key Club has a spot for every type of person. The more outgoing people usually join

and

become

officers,

while

the

more reserved people will volunteer and make new friends. In my sophomore year, I became the webmaster for our club. In my freshman year,

the

website

was

cumbersome,

so

I

redesigned it to make it easier to use and more

visually

experience

my

committees

appealing.

with

designing

This and

gave coding

me a

website that I can definitely use in the future.

The webmaster doesn’t do much that is seen by the general members, so this position was perfect for me. I don’t like being the center of attention and working behind the scenes is what I’m used to. Being part of the board has been fun, as each person has a specific job and we get a lot done during our meetings.

We’ve become great friends as we are the members that attend events the most often as well.

Overall, Key Club has had a positive impact on my life. I may not be as committed as some of the other officers, but I still do my part and enjoy being a part of this amazing club.

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MAJOR Kiwanis International and UNICEF have joined forces to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus—a deadly disease that steals the lives of nearly 31,000 innocent babies and a significant number of women each year.

Visit their websites to learn more When you join March for Babies you stand with thousands of people across the country who share your commitment to building a brighter future for us all.

March with us to lead the fight for the health of all moms and babies.

about how you can help the cause

More than 10 million kids enter a children’s hospital like Children's Health across North America every year. Since 1983, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals has helped fill those funding gaps by raising more than $5 billion.

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MAJOR EMPHASIS PROJECT PROMOTIONS

Thirst Project is a nonprofit organization that works with the support of young people to END the global water crisis by building freshwater wells in developing communities that need safe, clean drinking water.

Why Water? Waterborne diseases kill more children every single year than HIV, Malaria, and all world violence combined. Small children typically do not have strong enough immune systems to fight diseases like cholera, dysentery, or schistosomiasis.

SERVICE PROJECT PROMOTION

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DISTRICT 2 0 2 0

OFFICERS

DISTRICT GOVERNOR

SECRETARY

TREASURER

Ashna Patel

Kareena Patel

Katherine Chao

governor@tokeyclub.com

secretary@tokeyclub.com

treasurer@tokeyclub.com

EDITOR

LTG DIVISION 2S

CONVENTION LIAISON

Vivian Thai

Katherine Bui

Dillion Grisham

editor@tokeyclub.com

ltg2S@tokeyclub.com

cl@tokeyclub.com

TECH PRODUCER

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2 0 1 9

REGION 8 & 9 ADVISOR

DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR

Lacey Thomas

Dennis Hogan

Kenyon Black

techassistant@tokeyclub.com

region9@tokeyclub.com

administrator@tokeyclub.com

ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR

ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR

Ryan Edmoundson

Kelly Poland

AAFinance@tokeyclub.com

AAEvents@tokeyclub.com

GHS CLUB 2 0 2 0

2 0 1 9

OFFICERS

PRESIDENT

VICE PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

Tiffany Doan

Alina Dam

Tisha Gautam

tiffanydoan12@gmail.com

alinalandam@gmail.com

tishagautam@gmail.com

TREASURER

EDITOR

HISTORIAN

Albert Yang

Katelyn Tran

Nallely Maciel

yangralbert@gmail.com

katelyntran818@gmail.com

Nallelymaciel75@gmail.com

WEBMASTER

CLUB ADVISOR

Jake Wendling

Morgan Shaeffer

wendljac000@students.garlandisd.net

mshaeffer@garlandisd.net

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