SHELDON KEY CLUB
monstrous REPORT VOLUME 1 ISSUE 2
JULY 2020
DIVISION 7 REGION 16
TABLE OF
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EDITOR'S
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UPCOMING
NOTE
EVENTS
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RECAP ON
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KEY CLUB
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EVENTS
MOMENTS OFFICER CONTACTS
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EDITOR'S
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G'day monsters! In this issue of Monsterous Report, you'll get to read up on upcoming events, some service that members have been doing, and Key Club moments from some pass and current officers! Even though summer has started I hope that you are still continuing to do service and stay active with the club. Remember to stay cool, safe, and don't forget to wear a mask if you go out! With love,
jolynn doan
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UPCOMING
events
JULY
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Division Spirit Committee Applications due - Great way to be more involved in Key Club past club level and show your spirit
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CNH Theme Logo Design Contest -Amazing opportunity if you are an artist to see more information check out @d7south on instagram!
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July DCM 4:00pm-5:00pm - Meeting will take place via Discord so make sure you join bit.ly/R16discord
Our at home service can be completed anytime this summer
We also have
even more
service
opportunities coming soon, so make sure you follow our Instagram! @sheldon_keyclub
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RECAP ON
events
Rock painting is a fun and simple activity that I’ve enjoyed doing a lot during
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quarantine to pass time. It’s a very simple activity— all you need is paint, a rock, a brush, and lil creativity. I’ve painted a variety of rocks in the past just for fun with my cousins and sisters. I thought it was a great opportunity to kill two birds with one stone (haha!), and earn community service hours while spreading kindness. the idea is simple really— paint something inspiring or cheerful on a rock, and leave it for someone else to find. It can bring some happiness to them, and I think that’s pretty great. So, the next time you come across a day where you have nothing to do (there’s probably going to be a lot of those), paint a rock. Spread kindness and make someone smile! After all, you rock!
angela garay
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 DOOHROBHGIEN EHT GNINAELC
One of the at home services Key Club offered that I did was cleaning yards. I went walking around a neighborhood and a park with my friends to pick up trash and clean. As advised, we all followed social distancing rules and wore gloves. By participating in this activity, it provided a sense of unity and normalcy during the Covid-19 pandemic. Additionally, the environment will appear to be much nicer and hopefully allow more people to play or hangout in an area without much litter. When seeing the clean park, I wish that it will impact people in a way where they will also start cleaning up the area as well. After this service, I would 100% do this again as it is a good way to get hours, make a positive impact in your community, but is also a fun way to hangout with your friends.
keana mallari
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REIRRAC LIAM OT RETTEL
While writing my letter to my mail carrier I wanted to include a more meaningful way to say thanks. To add a little more personality to my letter I added colorful decorations and cute stickers to get their attention! My neighborhood always gives our appreciation to our mail carriers for their hard work. We take the time out of our day to remind one another that even through the hardships, we will continue to cheer from our homes. Till this day, we still add letters of appreciation to our mail box for them to read. My mail carriers have even told me in person, they appreciate D7S and their sweet ideas of appreciation!
raelynn chanthaboualy
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THESE EVENT WE DON'T HAVE PHOTOS OF BUT DID TAKE PLACE IN JUNE: JUN. 18th - Kiwanis Takeover with PG Key Club
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Alongside Pleasant Grove Key Club, our board took over a Kiwanis
meeting and gave an overview of our term goals and plans
JUN. 27th - Let it Grow-TC with D7N and D7W
This took place through Discord and
was a great learning experience for officers JUN. 27th - June DCM
This took place in the middle of OTC and updates were given about division and district goals. Clubs also gave summaries of their upcoming and past activities.
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KEY CLUB
moments but first..
WHAT IS A 'KEY CLUB MOMENT'? A Key Club moment is the time you experience a life changing moment that leads you to falling in love with the organization and its countless opportunities to grow and meet new people. Many Key Clubbers have had their “moment� during service events, meetings, training conferences, FRN, DCON, and more! - Kaley Xiong
WHY IS A 'KEY CLUB MOMENT' IMPORTANT? Often those that have a Key Club Moment are the ones who become dedicated and immersed in the Key Club community. They are the ones that go further, being long time committed members or future officers that led the club. - Jolynn Doan
with this knowledge read the stories of current and pass officer !
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KATHY TRI
ip club tech editor Hey monsters! My name is Kathy Tri and I’ve been in Key Club since my freshman year. My Key Club moment was at my first Fall Rally (2017). During Fall Rally, I saw that there are a lot of people out there that are willing to help their communities and it made me realize that Key Club is one big family that bonded through community service. I first joined Key Club only to get my hours over with until people started reaching out to be my friend. They were super welcoming and made me feel like I belonged. Key Club helped me become the person I am today. I am not as shy as I used to be and I love making new friends! The District Convention is my favorite memory because that’s when I started to really bond with my club. We spent more time together over the 3 days and I got to know everyone very well. Everyone I’ve met through Key Club are my closest friends to this day and I’m glad I chose to stay.
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Heyo I’m Kaylin, an incoming junior and in my third year of Key Club. Ironic as it sounds, the club has most definitely been a key part of my high school experience. My favorite Key Club memory is most definitely the DCON 2019 where most of us cried and hugged and spoke words
KAYLIN XIONG
ip club treasurer
we never did or had the chance to to each other after the last general session. I remember about almost everything and everyone who I hugged,
especially how the very first person I hugged, who I did not know cried so easily, unexpectedly made me cry as well. Looking back at pictures IP DLT officer, Karen Le, took of the occasion and of people crying makes me relive those moments of crying, hugging, laughing at others, rushing to wipe tears to take pictures with other clubs, seeing others looking between us and the tissues on the table, and just experiencing it all in general. I even still have one of the R16 papers that were set on the table to reserve seats. The overplayed songs for DCON slideshows still make me feel very nostalgic and when I remember the Disneyland trip we made afterwards I instantly get happy. And even though it’s hard or unlikely, I still wish for much more trips to happen with some of the same and more people, just connecting those in Key Club past and present.
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CELINE NGUYEN
club secretary Howdy monsters! My name is Celine Nguyen, and I’m an incoming junior. Ever since joining Key Club in my freshman year I’ve made many unforgettable memories with the club that made my high school experience memorable. DCON 2019 has to be my Key Club moment because of all the memories I was able to make with the club members as well as learn about what Key Club is. Although I wasn’t as close to all the members prior to DCON, I was able to bond with not only the sophomores and juniors but also the departing seniors at that time, where as to now I still keep in contact with them. DCON 2019 was a rollercoaster, where we all shared happy memories with us laughing and chatting the night away, but also shedding tears when tissue boxes were being passed around the table at the last DCON session. I forever hold this experience and Key Club dear to my heart, and I can’t wait to make more memories with the club!
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OFFICER
contacts
secretary CELINE NGUYEN
president KALEY XIONG
d07s.skc.sec@gmail.com
d07s.skc.pres@gmail.com
vice president JACK TRAN d07s.skc.vpres@gmail.com
member recognition chair KELLY LE
treasurer JEFF TRAN d07s.skc.tres@gmail.com
bulletin editor JOLYNN DOAN
d07s.shskc.mr@gmail.com
d07s.skc.be@gmail.com
service task coordinator KEVIN JOSH SALIMO
social chair HANNAH DAO hannahhdao@gmail.com
tech editor KELLY LE
d07s.skc.stc@gmail.com
d07s.skc.tech@gmail.com
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