Volume VIX, Issue 2: July 2018
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL // 6400 WHITELOCK PARKWAY, ELK GROVE, CA 1 95757 // DIVISION 7 SOUTH // REGION 16 // CALI-NEV-HA DISTRICT
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR // PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
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CALENDAR: JULY EVENTS
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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JUNE REFLECTION
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PAST SERVICE EVENTS
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FEATURED ARTICLES
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REMINDERS & UPDATES
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SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE
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CLUB GOAL PROGRESS
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KEY CLUB FUN FACTS
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CONTACT INFO
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(letter from the editor) Hey Key Clubbers! Summer is flying by and I hope you are all having a great break and enjoying the summer! In this issue, I would like to discuss more in depth about past and upcoming events. New to this addition are key club fun facts, reminders and updates, and the introduction of our extended board! Have a great remainder of your summer everyone and be sure to attend a few service events!! Your bulletin editor,
Katrina Do ♼
Aloha monsters, welcome to our June newsletter! We have attended many events in June, such as the Color Run and OTC, and our officers have written amazing articles about these events. Thank you to all of the people who took photos for the newsletter and our bulletin editor, Katrina Do. We hope you enjoy our June newsletter!
(president’s message)
~ Your President, Emily Chau
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(upcoming events) 7/4 Buffalo Chips 42nd Annual 4th of July 5-Miler: To set up the event, go over assignments, and help the run go smoothly 7/7 Davis Moo-nlight Run: To help with the course, water stations, site, medals, or various things with the actual race time events. 7/14 Mulch Mayhem: To help the Sacramento Tree Foundation mulch park trees in South Sacramento and learn proper mulching techniques. 7/21 July DCM + R16 Colorsplash: Join other members of Key Club from D7S, D7N, D27N/S, & D44N/S for division updates and our annual colorsplash. 7/27 Food Sorting/Bagging at the Distribution Center: To help feed the 244,000 food insecure people in Sacramento 7/28 Fab 40's 5k Run/Walk: To ensure the safety of participants and cheer them on as they pass.
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(June reflection) 6/2 LAND PARK VOLUNTEER
6/9 MULCH MAYHEM @ JACK DAVIS PARK
6/21-6/23 EG RUN 4 HUNGER
6/23 CURE WALK
6/2 RIVER CATS CARE SFBFS FOOD PACKING
6/3 FILIPINO FIESTA
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COLOR
KIWANIS
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FAMILY HOUSE
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PARK SPRUCE UP
OTC
6/24 KIWANIS FAMILY HOUSE
6/24 POSITIVE ENERGY 5K KIDS TRIATHLON
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(june reflection): dcm & OTC President Emily Chau presenting Service Projects
Member Recognition Head Sara Shao presenting Kiwanis Family Relations
PC: KAREN LE
Secretary Andrea Lee presenting Preferred Charities
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(Past service events) THE COLOR RUN
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(Featured articles) OTC EXPERIENCE // KATIE NGUYEN
Attending OTC opened up my mind to what goes on in Key Club. The presentations were very informative and helped me understand more about the goal for Key Club and how to get to it. I learned about bulletin editor duties, preferred charities, and how to find and organize service events and projects. What I like the most was that everyone interacted with each other and became closer despite the short timespan of a few hours. Overall, OTC is definitely a helpful guide to learning about Key Club and you can also meet new people! KATIE IN A WORKSHOP SESSION
PC: KAREN LE
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(featured articles) THE COLOR RUN // KATRINA DO
Throwing colored powder at the Color Run was super fun, exciting, and unlike any other volunteer work I have ever experienced. Each person was assigned to different color stations to throw colored powder at runners and cheer for them as they passed our pinpoint during the marathon. Other volunteers also handed out water and individual color packets after the race course. Although it was messy and I got green colored powder in my eyes, hair, and all over my body, it was incredible to see how everyone was ecstatic to get exercising during the summer and have a great time overall.
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(reminders & updates) 1. On FRIDAY, July 6th, Franklin will be having a BOBA TEA HOUSE fundraiser! Come get some drinks on a hot summer day and support our club! Show a flyer (board members will be there to hand out flyers) when ordering and a portion of the profits will go to our club :) 2. CNH District International Convention will be held from July 410, 2018. 3. Our new division shirt design has been revealed! These will be available for purchase a little before Fall Rally North (October)
4. Get ahead and do some service over the summer to knock out your 15 hour service requirement at the end of the year! Don’t procrastinate!
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(Spotlight on service prog
Go outdoors and clean your local parks! It benefits both you and the environment. Get some exercise and the result is healthy and clean parks!
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gram]: Go outdoors)
Participate and volunteer at local marathons and runs and have fun under the sun!
The Spotlight on Service Program dedicates each month to a certain theme or topic to encourage members to participate more in community service events and complete monthly service initiatives. July’s focus is going outdoors.
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(club goal progression)
HELP US REACH THIS GOAL BY GOING TO OUR BOBA TEA HOUSE FUNDRAISER! JULY 6TH
approx. 75 hrs/month
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(key club fun facts)
1. The first key club was formed in 1925. 2. The Key Club colors: white, blue, and gold, stand for purity, unwavering character, and service, respectively.
3. Key Club’s preferred charities are Children’s Miracle Network, Pediatric Trauma Program, UNICEF, and March of Dimes. 4. The first Key Club meeting was held in Sacramento High School. 5. Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students in the world.
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EMILY CHAU // PRESIDENT D07S.FRKC.PRES@GMAIL.COM
KATRINA DO // BULLETIN EDITOR KATRINADO.D7S@GMAIL.COM
BRIAN QUACH // WEB H
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VI LE // VICE PRESIDENT VILE.D7S@GMAIL.COM
MICHELLE LI // PROJECT HEAD
COREY ONO // MEMBE
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ANDREA LEE // SECRETARY ANDREALEE.D7S@GMAIL.COM
ISAIAH OU // PROJECT HEAD ISAIAHOU.D7S@GMAIL.COM
CARMEN YU // TREASUREER CARMENYU.D7S@GMAIL.COM
SARA SHAO // MEMBER RECOGNITION HEAD SARASHAO.D7S@GMAIL.COM
COURTNEY LUU // MEMB
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KATIE NGUYEN // MEDIA 16
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REMINDS & UPDATES
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(thank you)
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