Volume 4
Issue 4
In This Spooky Issue: ⇢Introduction ▪Editor’s Salutations ⇢This Month! ▪October Calendar ▪Upcoming Events
⇢Last Month! ▪RTC 2017 ▪Kiwani Car Wash ▪Block Party
⇢Tips and Tricks! ⇢Contact Info ▪Officer Contact
Kauai High School- 3577 Lala Rd. Lihu`e HI 96766
Division 22 Makai | Region 18 | CNH District
What an exciting start to the new year! Things are getting spooky now that October has come around-creepy crawlies, candy, and community service! Keep it up everyone, and have a fun and safe Fall Break!!!
-Jenna Takata Newsletter Editor
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Introduction
Reminders Collect money for Unicef this month to help save lives!
You need to make 5 Hours
General Meetings
Friday, October 6th Friday, October 20th October Calendar
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Key Clubbers traveled to Iolani School on Oahu participate in the Region Training Conference
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Region Training Conference
Kiwanis Car Wash is an event to raise scholarship for key clubbers. It's a free car wash and the customers could fundraise any amount of money. September 23, 2017, was the day that held the event, it started at 8.30 and ended at 3 pm. I as Key Clubber at Kauai High had a very fantastic time with washing cars and talking to the Kapaa High Key Clubbers as well. We washed 90 plus cars and broke the record. I stayed for all three shifts and was exhausted halfway. But overall it was a great day. I learned the cheer and the remix which was “ I feel good, oh I feel so good. I feel fine, all of the time aboga aboga…” remix. “Hold up wait a minute, let me put some booty in it.Ugh, some booty…” And what highlighted me that day was the soft and chewy malasadas and Krispy Kreme donuts.
-Romina Grace Castillo On September 23rd, Kauai High Key Club took joined forces with Kapa’a High Key Club to participate and raise money through donations for our sponsor, the Kiwanis. The Key Clubbers worked diligently and were dedicated to making the cars shine as bright as the sun that kissed all our faces making all of us just a bit darker throughout the day. Everybody was keen on washing and drying cars that came and went throughout the day. The Key Clubbers were able to see cars that piqued their interest. Getting to wash all these cool cars allowed the members to bond. I mean take it from me, I felt ecstatic to be able to wash a Subaru!
-Owen Badua
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Kiwani’s Car Wash
Rice Street Block Party was held this Saturday, September 23, 2017, at 5pm-9pm. The Rice Street Block Party was a family-focused event to bring our community together to see art, culture, food, history, entertainment, and etc. What we did to help to make the event successful was helping them decorate the road by painting the road ( the left arrow and bicycle ). We also put up flowers on the sidewalk. Next, we also carried this big wood to make the sidewalk bigger. I felt like a construction person that day and made me realize that I love decorating things in general. Overall, the event was successful. And they provided us with free drinks and a great meal and donuts.
On September 23rd, Kauai High Key Clubbers helped the community with the celebration on Rice Street called Block Party. Everyone helped by carrying heavy shipping pallets and plywood to simulate a new and bigger sidewalk on the streets. They also worked together with repainting the street. All members enthusiasm and willingness to do any task during the event brought upon them showed how dedicated they were to the club and public. It was honoring and a lot of fun to be part of an event that brings smiles to families, especially the keikis! -Venus Sebastian
-Romina Grace Castillo
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Rice Street Block Party
Event Procedure - Before The Event Sign up on the sheets in Mr.Kakutani’s room Make sure you're available for the event BEFORE signing your name. Do not sign up for events for other people, you may only write YOUR name. A crossed out name with no replacement will be considered a strike. If you can’t attend an event you signed up for, you must find a replacement. - At the Event Show up on time. Sign in with the corresponding chairperson. Initial next to you name on the back of the sign in sheet. Make sure you work hard! Key Club policy is NO PHONES at any time during the event. - After the Event Fill out your blue card and get it signed by the chairperson. If there is a dispute about your hours, the blue card is your proof! Also, it can be used to show your volunteer hours to colleges. The chairperson will wait until you are picked up. Make sure to have your ride pick you up immediately after the events.
How many hours do I have? Why did I get a probation? When is something due? If you have questions, contact your pod leader. They can answer those above questions and more!
Do You Want to be Featured in Next Month's Newsletter? Articles can be submitted by any member. After every major event (e.g. Kiwani’s Car Wash, etc.) you can send an article to Jenna Takata @ 19jenna_takata@kauaihs.k12.hi. us or text (808)639-5798 All members who attend an event will recieve a request for article submissions. Submissions are required for member recognition and other awards. Important info
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President Deven Kimoto 18deven_kimoto@kauaihs.k12.hi.us Vice President of Public Relations Alvin Calma 19alvin_calma@kauaihs.k12.hi.us Vice President of Service Venus Sebastian 19venus_sebastian@kauaihs.k12.hi.us Vice President of Membership Keahne Aliga 19keahne_aliga@kauaihs.k12.hi.us Secretary Krysten Padasdao 19krysten_padasdao@kauaihs.k12.hi.us Treasurer Alaysia Navor 20alaysia_navor@kauaihs.k12.hi.us Historian Alysa Domingcil 19alysa_domingcil@kauaihs.k12.hi.us Historian Jasmine Dela Cruz 20jasmine_dela@kauaihs.k12.hi.us Newsletter Editor Jenna Takata 19jenna_takata@kauaihs.k12.hi.us
Officer Contact
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