Franklin Key Club | D7S | Region 16 | CNH District
MONSTER MAYHEM Volume XI | Volume III | July 2019 Franklin High School ———— 6400 Whitelock Parkway, Elk Grove, CA 95757
Table of Contents Editor’s/President’s Message 3 Past/Upcoming Events 4 Division Updates 8 Fun Facts 12 FAQ 13 Contact 10
Editor’s Message Hey Monsters! Just a quick thank you for reading the newsletter and keeping with the latest news in Key Club! Make sure to sign up for events on our Google
Form and plan accordingly to earn your community service hours! Well, until next month! Happy reading ~
President’s Message Hey Monsters! My name is Andrea Lee and I’m your president for the 2019-2020 term. This year I hope that, together, Franklin Key Club can achieve the Diamond Distinguished recognition. I also hope that our club can volunteer 5,000 hours for the term and to raise $1,000 for PTP. Another thing I hope to achieve is to raise our club funds and with the help of our treasurer, Katrina Do, have a fundraiser every two months. Why does this matter? It helps to lower the costs for events like Fall Rally North at Six Flags and District Convention! I hope that we can all come together as one Ohana this term and reach our goals!
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CSD Wacky Golf Mother-Son Event—6/9 SacAnime Summer 2019—6/7-6/9 June DCM + OTC—6/15 FRKC Teacup Fundraiser—6/22
Upcoming Events July DCM + PGKC Interclub Picnic —7/13 Where : Elk Grove Regional Park 9950 Elk Grove Florin Rd, Elk Grove, CA 95623
Why : Come join the division with a day filled with icebreakers, food, and more! Bring food or a $5 donation! Make sure to pre-register online at bit.ly/ DIVPIC More can be found on our Google Form!
Isaiah Ou | Secretary: “Officer Training Conference
(OTC) was an amazing experience! The theme for this year was heroes, so the acronym for the event was HER-OTC! I encourage all future and existing members to attend this event next year because OTC is always a great opportunity to learn more about Key Club. It can help members become more involved, and it can potentially serve as a Key Clubber’s Key Club moment: the moment where a Key Clubber finally finds his/her true passion for Key Club. For me, this year’s OTC was particularly special because with this being my second year attending an OTC, I was given the privilege of being a presenter. For the first time, I was not only learning more about Key Club, but also sharing my own personal experiences with serving Key Club. Additionally, since this was a joint event with our sister division (Division 7 North), I was able to reconnect with some old friends that I knew back in Sacramento before I moved to Elk Grove. Overall, Key Club HER-OTC was a memorable experience, and I hope that Key Clubbers will continue to participate in this important annual event!”
“At the CSD Wacky Mother-Son Event, I helped set up different golf courses. Volunteers were given a tour around the area, while people arrived to decorate their golf carts for the ‘wacky’ theme. My personal favorites were one that was Pokemon inspired and another that had a Captain America shield on the front. Each volunteer was assigned a different golf hole to supervise and it was hilarious to see the mothers and their sons try to golf via unconventional methods using tennis rackets, frisbees, hockey sticks, and etc. I enjoyed helping out with this event and it was a good experience working with the coordinators and volunteers to make it possible.”
- Ana Nguyen | Project Head
Fun Facts 1. Our new District News Editor is D7S’ very own, Hanah Shih, from Pleasant Grove High! 2. Female students were allowed to join Key Club in 1977. 3. Key Club is organized by Club, Division, District, and International! 4. Key Club was created in 1925 at Sacramento High School. 5. Division 7 South’s colors are orange and white! More can be found on our Wix website!
FAQ Q: Our sister Division? A: It is Division 7 North, the Bees! Q: What are our Preferred Charities? A: March of Dimes, Children’s Miracle Network, and UNICEF!
Q: What is the Kiwanis Family? A: The Kiwanis Family has many branches: K-Kids, Builder's Club, Key Club, Circle K, Aktion Club, Kiwanis. Together these branches form the SLP (Service Leadership Program) and make up members dedicated and committed to serving the world!
More can be found on our Wix website!
CONTACT US Andrea Lee | President d07s.frkc.pres@gmail.com
Carmen Yu | Vice President carmenyu.d7s@gmail.com
Isaiah Ou | Secretary
Isaiahou.d7s@gmail.com
Katrina Do | Treasurer katrinado.d7s@gmail.com
Katie Nguyen | Bulletin Editor katienguyen.d7s@gmail.com
John Nguyen | Project Head johnnguyen.d7s@gmail.com Ana Nguyen | Project Head ananguyen.d7s@gmail.com Malaki Lopez | Project Head malakilopez.d7s@gmail.com Kestine Tran | Project Head kestinetran.d7s@gmail.com Courtney Luu | Member Relations courtneyluu.d7s@gmail.com
Corey Ono | Member Relations coreyono.d7s@gmail.com Connie Weng | Scrapbook Head
connieweng.d7s@gmail.com Kai Serran | Media Head kaiserran.d7s@gmail.com Brian Quach | Spirit Head brianquach.d7s@gmail.com
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