KAUA’I HIGH SCHOOL Newsletter
Volume 3 | Issue 6 In This Issue: Introduction...........................2 SAA’s Message Updates..................................3 Division Newsletter—September District Newsletter—September Past/Ongoing Events..........4-5 Mokihana Swim Meet Wilcox Health & Rehabilitation ARTICLE SUBMISSIONS
Reminders..............................6 September Calendar Upcoming Events Contact Info........................7-8
SEPTEMBER 2016 Kaua’i High School|3577 Lala Road; Lihu’e, HI 96766
Division 22 Makai|Region 18|CNH District
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INTRODUCTION
SAA’S MESSAGE
HEY GUYS! My fellow officers, advisors, and I are very excited to help you all with making your Key Club experience enjoyable. Key Club has taught many of us that community service is about creating new memories and making a difference in this world. Whether we're planting trees at Lydgate or getting to know our division's Lieutenant Governor, Key Club has greatly impacted our lives in many ways. To our new members, we hope that being in Key Club this year will encourage you to stay throughout high school and also run for office! Don't hesitate to ask an officer if you have a question about anything! Personally, Key Club will always be a part of me and I hope it does the same for you!
Alvin Calma
Sergeant-at-Arms, Kaua’i High Key Club
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UPDATES
Makai Messenger Stay updated on the latest news for our division! READ THE DIVISION 22 MAKAI SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER HERE! @d22makai
(Instagram)
Use #D22MAKAI or tag @d22makai on your Key Club related posts to be featured!
SEPTEMBER EDITION Learn about everything that is currently happening throughout our district!
CHECK OUT THE LATEST CNH DISTRICT NEWSLETTER: SEPTEMBER 2016
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AUGUST RECAP
PHOTO CREDITS: BAYLIE SAITO & TIFFANY SAGUCIO
P A S T EVENTS
Mokihana Swim Meet August 20-21, 2016
Even though I had to wake up early to drive all the way to Kapa’a and wear my legs, volunteering at the Mokihana Swim Meet was fun and exciting. At 7 AM, Key Clubbers met up at the Kapa’a Public Swimming Pool. During the swim meet, many of us key clubbers walked around the pool to pass out snacks and water to coaches, people who timed the swimmers, and announcers. Not only that, but we also prepared lunch plates for them. While we were passing out water and snacks, we had to be social with them. For the first time in my life, I finally started to break out of my comfort zone—especially since I’m mostly a shy person. Key Clubbers also helped out by serving food and shave ice to customers at the food booth, as well as timing the swimmers. We didn’t get to sit much, so most of the time we were standing up, walking around, and carrying things that were heavy and light. Overall, this event was a great first experience as a new member. This club is pretty good at helping others and is also filled with hard workers.
Angelika Alegado
Member, Kaua’i High Key Club
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AUGUST RECAP
Wilcox Health & Rehabilitation *every Sunday*
At Wilcox Hospital, Key Clubbers helped the elders play bingo. We assisted them with placing the chips on their bingo cards and picking out prizes for those who won. It was exciting to see the elders play bingo and enjoy themselves as we interacted with them. For me, the highlight of this event was getting called up to announce the numbers on the bingo balls, and calling up another member to do the same. We also got to sing "Happy Birthday" to Mr. Morden, who was one of the elders in the room. Overall, I was delighted to see the elders having fun and laughing.
ONGOING E V E N T S
Felicia Ian
Member, Kaua’i High Key Club
WEEKLY EVENTS Event/Location SUNDAY MONDAY
Regency at Puakea I Building (I-37)
+ FRIDAY
ARE WELCOME!
Wilcox Memorial Hospital
Project Shine WEDNESDAY
Article Submissions
Wilcox Bingo
King K Key Kids
Was there a particular service project you enjoyed? If you are interested in submitting an article about an ongoing or upcoming event, text Charlene Tan at (808) 212-2298 for more details!
King Kaumuali’i Elementary School
Wilcox Key Kids Wilcox Elementary School Cafeteria
By submitting an article, you can: Share your experiences with other Key Clubbers!
Get featured in our club’s newsletter (and possibly the Division 22 Makai newsletter) THURSDAY Kaua’i Independent Food Bank Meet a qualification for receiving recognition MONDAY + Afterschool Tutoring (Member Recognition Program)
FRIDAY
Mrs. Inouye’s Room (U-101)
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REMINDERS
Food Bank (15) 2:45pm - 3:45pm
Tutoring (3) 1:45pm - 3:00pm Wilcox Key Kids (15)
Project Shine (4) King K Key Kids (15)
EM
Tutoring (3)
Wilcox Key Kids (15)
Wilcox Key Kids (15)
King K Key Kids (15)
King K Key Kids (15)
Project Shine (4)
Project Shine (4)
Lunchtime Wilcox Bingo
Tutoring (3)
10:00am - 11:00 am (10) 3:00pm - 4:15pm
Wilcox Bingo
Wilcox Key Kids (15)
General Meeting Tutoring (3) 1:45pm - 3:00pm
Regency @ Puakea (5)
2:30pm - 3:30pm
Wilcox Key Kids (15)
King K Key Kids (15)
King K Key Kids (15)
3:30pm - 4:30pm
Project Shine (4) EM
Project Shine (4) Tutoring (3)
Wilcox Key Kids (15)
Wilcox Key Kids (15)
King K Key Kids (15)
Project Shine (4)
2:15pm - 3:15pm
King K Key Kids (15)
Tutoring (3)
10:00am - 11:00 am (10) 3:00pm - 4:15pm
Wilcox Bingo
EM
Food Bank (15) 2:45pm - 3:45pm
Tutoring (3)
10:00am - 11:00 am (10) 3:00pm - 4:15pm
Project Shine (4) EM Wilcox Key Kids (15)
Food Bank (15) 2:45pm - 3:45pm
General Meeting Tutoring (3) Wilcox Key Kids (15)
Regency @ Puakea (5)
Project Shine (4)
2:30pm - 3:30pm
King K Key Kids (15)
King K Key Kids (15)
3:30pm - 4:30pm
2:15pm - 3:15pm
Project Shine (4) DCM Kiwanis
General Meeting Executive Meeting
Service Project Miscellaneous
*SUBJECT TO CHANGE*
NO SCHOOL
UPCOMING EVENTS REGION 18 TRAINING CONFERENCE
SEP ‘Iolani School (O’ahu) 17-18 Spotlight on Service Focus: Pediatric Trauma Program
General Meetings (@ Upstairs Library): FRIDAY, September 9 FRIDAY, September 24 Division Council Meeting (DCM):
REQUIRED SERVICE HOURS (August + September): 6 HOURS
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SUNDAY, Sep. 18 @ Region Training Conference
SIGN-UP SHEETS ARE LOCATED IN MR. KAKUTANI’S ROOM (K-09)
CONTACT INFO
E XE CU TI VE B O A R D
MADISON RAYNO
(808) 652-9902 President
DESTINY MORDEN
(808) 634-9704 SHARAE CUA
Secretary
For more info, contact your pod leaders!
(808) 651-6986 Vice President of Public Relations
ALVIN CALMA
(808) 635-8893 RENDLE MONES
Sergeant-atArms (SAA)
(808) 639-9564 Vice President of Service
GENEVA DELA CRUZ
(808) 652-9165 DEVEN KIMOTO
Treasurer
BAYLIE SAITO
(808) 281-4934 Vice President of Membership
(808) 639-2076 CHARLENE TAN
Historian
(808) 212-3398 Newsletter Editor
TIFFANY SAGUCIO
(808) 635-8514 Historian
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DIVISION T E A M
ALENETTE BALLESTEROS d22m.assistant@gmail.com
Division Assistant
CODY PINZON
KYLE MORDEN
d22m.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
d22m.ne@gmail.com
Lieutenant Governor
Division Newsletter Editor
SUNNY SAKAI d22m.cnhkc.da@gmail.com
Division Assistant
SCOTT IWANAGA scotttiwanaga@gmail.com
Assistant Region Advisor
CHARLENE MASUHARA
REGION 18 ADVISORS
chmasuhara@gmail.com
Region Advisor
JOSHUA CHANG joshuamchang@gmail.com
Assistant Region Advisor
ZOI NAKAMURA d22m.tech@gmail.com
Division Tech Editor
COLE DIL-DESA
MAYA OSHIRO
d22m.fund@gmail.com
Fundraising Coordinator
d22m.kfam@gmail.com
KEILYNN AGUIAR d22m.mr@gmail.com
DIVISION TASK COORDINATORS 8
Member Recognition Coordinator
Kiwanis Family Coordinator
CNH CyberKey: cnhkeyclub.org Key Club International: keyclub.org
THANK
YOU
FOR READING! KNOW THE PLEDGE! “I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the Objects of Key Club International; to build my home, school, and community; to serve my nation and God; and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.”
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