Division 34 North Region 17 CA- Nev-Ha
The Banana Chronicles July Volume 8 Issue 3
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Message from DNE Message from LTG Message from EAs Message from DSEC Club President Intros Amazing Apes Articles and Visuals Birthdays and Fundraisers Upcoming Events Club Summaries Division Goals Banana Points Challenge Recognition District Newsletter Contacts
Message from Happy July Aqua Apes!
June was a month filled with a sufficient amount of volunteer opportunities that I hope you all have participated in. I highly encourage, especially during these times, that you all attend as many events as possible to help your community! However, if you haven’t taken advantage of the opportunities, we still have many in store for July! If you have been participating, keep it up! A couple reminders before I end this off. Don’t forget to participate in the challenges to receive 5 banana points per question and please continue submitting articles and visuals! Also, feel free to contact me anytime and keep the feedback coming! I hope you enjoy this issue :)
Stay Safe,
Amber Chia Amber Chia Division Newsletter Editor d34n.cnkhc.dne@gmail.com
DNE Challenge: How do you plan to improve yourself (academically, mentally, Athletics, Etc.) this summer?
Newsletter Editor
We are already over halfway through 2020 and have spent over a quarter of it sheltering in place :) Although this probably isn’t the summer any of us had imagined, please do your part in fighting this pandemic. I know abiding by the rules during these unprecedented times are becoming increasingly more difficult, but please cooperate with the guidelines. I hope you are all taking this abundance amount of time to catch up on rest as well as continuing to volunteer and contribute to your club!
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Lieutenant Governor
Message from
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Aloha Aqua Apes! I hope that you’re all enjoying the hot weather and relaxing now that we’re all out of school. Now that it’s nice outside I’ve been trying to start running more regularly (which has been incredibly hard since I haven’t gone on a run for months). Even though there is really nice weather, please remember to maintain social distancing guidelines as it’s still important to protect ourselves and family members! Another month during the term has come and gone; this time we had so many service and social events! We baked banana chocolate chip cookies, wrote letters to hospitalized kids (hosted by San Mateo :), colored pictures to brighten someone’s day, and last but not least - we had a Region-wide Key Club Training Conference! A lot of time and planning went into each of these events, and I hope that you were able to attend at least one of them this past month. Even though KCTC was online, when usually it’s a fun in-person event filled with workshops and even a water-balloon fight, I hope that you all had fun and learned something new! Looking at the month ahead, please make sure to take advantage of your free time, whether that’s planning events in your clubs, learning a new hobby, or making progress on some summer homework. There’s so much we can do with the help of the internet and social media, so the options for learning are limitless!! If you need a recommendation of things to do, I got you covered. Feel free to reach out anytime! See you all soon :)
Reaching for the stars of service,
Kristen Carpio Kristen Carpio Lieutenant Governor d34n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
LTG Challenge: What is one thing that you’ve always told yourself you’re going to do but never ended up completing? What will you do to reach this goal?
Message from I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying a nice start to their summer break! Maybe taking up some new hobbies? I know these aren’t the ideal conditions for summer vacation but try and stick it out for the health and well being of everyone, you got this! We had a packed month full of service events; thank you to everyone who attended them! I’m so proud of how well our division has adapted to the quarantine and everyone who has continued to serve! Hopefully with the absence of schoolwork we can continue going strong during the next few summer months! I’m always available if you need to reach out with any questions or just want to talk <33
- Courtney Tai
Greetings Aqua Apes! Hope you guys have been enjoying the virtual events we have been putting together! Thank you all so much for all the work you guys have put in despite these circumstances. This past month, it has been a pleasure to have been introduced to so many new people and I certainly hope to get closer with all of you. As summer comes around, stay on the lookout for exciting fundraisers and service projects which I’m looking forward to and hope to see all of you guys there. Maybe try something that you’ve always wanted to do this summer. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or just want to talk in general :)
- Landon Lee Hey Keyuties! Summer break has officially started! I for one am excited to spend my summer doing new things and hopefully hanging out with friends! I hope that all of you get to try new things and enjoy your summer break while also taking the time off to focus and take care of yourselves! We also have events over the summer including KCTC! I was excited to see all of the club activities last month and I’m looking forward to what you guys can do during the break! As always if you have any questions or just wanna take feel free to contact me! Take care of yourselves <3
- Sanjna Sood
Executive Assistants
Hey Aqua Apes!
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Division Secretary
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Hi! I hope everyone is happy and excited this summer! Make the best out of your summer, this is the perfect time to learn a new skill, pick up a hobby, maybe even sign up for summer classes at your local college or school, or just relax and enjoy life. The key is to stay happy and healthy during such a crazy time. Thank you for attending all the amazing events in June and I hope to see you in future ones to come! Remember youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re ape-tastic and thank you guys so much for your hard work.
-Anni Zhang
Anni Zhang Division Secretary whs.kc.azhang@gmail.com
Club Presidentintroductions Aragon
Carlmont
Hillsdale
Hey Aqua Apes!
Hey aqua apes!
Hello!
I’m Courtney, Aragon Key Club’s president! I am an upcoming junior and am also honored to serve you all as an EA this term! Outside of Key Club I pole vault, read, and play with my cats ;)) I hope you are all enjoying a well deserved summer break despite these less than ideal conditions. I can’t wait to meet you all in person whenever it’s safe to do so!
I’m Ashley Zheng and I’m the president of Carlmont Key Club. I’m currently a rising senior and some of my interests are badminton, violin, watching criminal minds and eating sushi. This is my fourth and last year in Key Club and I can’t wait to make it my best!! I look forward to meeting all of you!
My name is Gwen Arzaga and I am an upcoming junior at Hillsdale. I play soccer, violin, video games, love traveling, and like to go surfing. I was inspired by my older siblings to join this club, I served as Hillsdale’s VP last term, and love the message Key Club spreads!
-Courtney Tai
- Ashley Zheng
- Gwen Arzaga 5
El Camino
Jefferson
Lowell
Hi,
Aloha!
Hello hello!
My name is Alex Quemuel and I’m the president of El Camino Key Club. A little bit about me is I do two sports, cross country and track. My hobbies are working out. And my favorite food is chicken katsu. I’m feeling good about leading my club next year. I have a lot of ideas for my board to help this club. Looking forward to it!
What a beautiful day it is to be alive. My name is Jessica Lam and this is my second term serving as Jefferson KC’s president. Despite these unprecedented times with the ongoing pandemic, I am still beyond excited for this term. A little fun fact about me is that I love graphic design and video editing. I’m also currently trying to pick up on a few new skills such as sewing and embroidery.
My name is Jasmine Bao and I’m serving as Lowell Key Club’s president for this term. I’m a rising junior at Lowell and I’m also a part of the Division PR Committee. I’m super excited for this term and I hope to see everyone soon!!
- Alex Quemuel
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- Jessica Lam
-Jasmine Bao
Mills
Notre Dame
St. Ignatius
Hi,
Hi Aqua Apes!
Hello everyone.
My name is Serena Choi and I’ve been In Key Club for 2 yrs. I’m the President for Mills High school and I am an upcoming junior. I enjoy drinking Boba, listening to Kpop, watching Kdramas, and playing volleyball.
My name is Alyssa Enriquez, I will be a senior, and I am beyond honored and excited to serve as Notre Dame Belmont’s Key Club President for the 2020-2021 term! Some of my favorite things (outside of Key Club) are Boba, Science, Cheer, and watching Avatar: The Last Airbender. I can’t wait to surf the wave of service with you all!
My name is Luke McFadden and I’m serving as president of the St. Ignatius Key Club this year. I previously served as treasurer and before that, I was just an average member. I’m privileged to represent an amazing school in such a vital organization. I look forward to another year of service and fun!
-Serena Choi
- Alyssa Enriquez
- Luke McFadden 7
San Mateo
South San Francisco
Hey Aqua Apes! My name is Danielle Richards and I will be serving as the San Mateo president for the 2020-2021 term. I love Key Club because I can not only give back to my community, but I can also meet people from around my school, division, and more. Other than Key Club I enjoy reading, art, making presentations, and playing games (especially Mario Kart). With that being said, I’m excited to see what happens in this new Key Club term!
- Danielle Richards 8
Westmoor
What’s up, Aqua Apess!
Hello,
My name is Caroline Narciso and I proudly serve South San Francisco Key Club as their president! I am currently an upcoming senior and I have been in Key Club since my freshman year. I have previously served as a Vice President for my club as well as an Executive Assistant for the Division! In my free time, you will see me scrolling through YouTube or TikTok. I also really really love boba and that definitely something that I can’t wait for when quarantine is over! If you have any questions or just want to be friends, hit me up!
My name is Anni Zhang, I serve Westmoor as their Key Club President. I’m going to be a senior next year and I also serve as your Division Secretary. Outside of Key Club, I love tennis, movies, and boba. A President is nothing with their board and members, so it’s an honor to be representing them in the Division. I’m excited and happy for this upcoming term. Hope to see you all soon!
- Caroline Narcisco
- Anni Zhang
Amazing Apes
Member of the Month: Grace Park (Lowell) She consistently goes to the events and helps with writing articles. She’s been active despite it being summer and attends whenever she’s available.
Officer of the Month: Kaelyn Fung (Mills) She is really nice to her board members, even if there may be an element of frustration from low morals due to quarantine. It’s what makes her efficient in keeping things running. While not president of her club, she upholds the responsibilities of one.
Club of the Month: San Mateo During June, San Mateo hosted the Cards for Hospitalized Kids Division Wide Service Project! They did a great job organizing the RSVP form, making the presentation, and hosting the event. The club is doing an amazing job at being active on the division level and hosting individual club meetings and service projects. Overall, they have grown so much in the past few months and are an integral part to the division!
Advisor of the Month: Gerry Weiss (Aragon) Even when he couldn’t make certain events through zoom he would always find a way to join us!
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Baking in Quarantine Division Social Event
On Friday, June 5th, key clubbers from our division came together to bake banana chocolate-chip cookies, socialize, and use the scraps from the cookie ingredients to make fertilizer! I had a great time getting to know division members better and create new connections within the Key Club family. Baking is one of my favorite hobbies, so the idea could not have been any better in terms of enjoyment. During the meeting, we first did some interesting icebreakers, discussing which kitchen appliance youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d keep during a zombie apocalypse. Then we all followed Lisa (the Service and Fundraiser Coordinator) in baking instructions, having small talk in between each step. When we were done, we crushed our dehydrated banana peels and eggshells to make fertilizer, which would not only improve the plantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s health, but reduce the waste humans create. The fertilizer portion was equivalent to thirty minutes of service, and after finishing, we all took photos together and said goodbye. This event truly brightened my day and allowed many to benefit the environment. It was a great way to reconnect, despite shelter-in place, and I look forward to doing more social and service events like these in the future!
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Kaelyn Fung Mills Key Club
I had a blast at this event, I really hope this becomes a monthly social. I loved talking and listening to my fellow Aqua Apes while participating in one of my favorite hobbies. Unfortunately I didn’t have the ingredients for the cookies, but I did have bananas and eggs. I never knew that all my banana peels and eggshells could have been turned into fertilizer, and now that I know in the future I’ll be putting my waste into good use. This is an event you’ll never see happening if we weren’t all stuck in quarantine, but I’m happy to have experienced it. It was fun and an amazing way to help out the Earth. I hope to participate in further creative quarantine events similar to this one. Anni Zhang Westmoor Key Club
The Banana Baking Social and Service event was enjoyable and amusing. Due to the lack of ingredients, I was only able to create regular chocolate chip cookies. However, the idea of utilizing the leftover banana peels and eggshells to create fertilizer was a good way to contribute ecologically to our environment. The banana peels and eggshells were biodegradable, which is a huge factor in the making of fertilizer and I thought that was a smart idea instead of throwing the leftovers away. Furthermore, my peers were friendly and outgoing, reassuring us that we were not alone. Everyone was having fun and the joy of contributing to our environment whilst having fun was memorable. Arian Villena Westmoor Key Club
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Animal Toy Making Carlmont
On Thursday, June 4th, Carlmont’s Key Club held a Dog and Cat Toy Making service event. At the event, we were able to create rope toys for dogs by cutting up old t-shirts into strips and then braiding them. For the cat toys, we used yarn to create pom poms. Additionally, fabric toys were made for the cats by stacking pieces of fabric and then tying them into a knot. All of the homemade toys would go to animals at Bay Area Animal Rescue. I had fun repurposing old t-shirts that were just sitting around to create new toys that would benefit the cats and dogs at the rescue. Overall, I enjoyed the dog and cat toy making service event and I’m glad that we could provide these homemade toys for the cats and dogs at Bay Area Animal Rescue. Jocelyn Owen Carlmont Key Club
Lowell
At the Dog Toy Crafts event, we learned how to make dog toys. We found an old t-shirt and cut it up into strips. We tied the strips together and braided them to create dog toys. As we made the toys we were also able to talk with other Key Clubbers. I hope that when the toys get donated, it will make many dogs happy! It was a very fun experience and I’m looking forward to more events to help out animals.
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Michelle Li Lowell Key Club
UCLA Letter Writing Event
During the UCLA letter writing event, we gave our support to the hard working medical staff at UCLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hospital by writing appreciative messages and drawing pictures. We were given the option of either writing longer letters, or short messages for healthcare workers and we were free to write and express ourselves however we liked. After I sent in my letters, the UCLA team sent back a reply thanking us for the kind messages, which made the event feel even more rewarding. Overall, the UCLA event was a fun and relaxing way to show our appreciation for our California healthcare heroes! Ashley Zheng Carlmont Key Club
Senior Coastsiders Event
The Senior Coastsiders event was a really fun event to do during shelter in place. The letters that we ended up writing were so heartwarming as I read over them! It was really amazing to see the massive amount of letters that were sent out from just our club! We have a total of 24 volunteers and 46 letters sent out to the Coastsiders organization! We have a total of 24 hours gained from this event thanks to the amazing volunteers! Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m looking forward to more letter-writing events in the future! Sanjna Sood Carlmont Key Club
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Happy Birthday to... Junxian Liu Jefferson
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Aung Maw Jefferson
7/9
Katherine Liu Mills
7/10
Fundraisers *All Proceeds will be donated to the Pediatric Trauma Program.
D34N Garage Summer Sale Purchase D34N merchandise from past terms at the D34N Garage Summer Sale! Choose from a variety of products such as t-shirts, stickers, and more! Please refer to our instagram page for further details.
Dare Fundraiser: Do you want to see Kristen cutting her hair? Or Lisa getting bangs? Purchase dares at the Dare Fundraiser! Click the link to learn more about the participants as well as the dares. Purchased dares will occur during the July DCM!
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Link: https://bit.ly/FundraiserDares
g n i m o c p U ent s Ev Participate in Jeffersonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Service Week! Simply track the amount of time you spent on the activity, and report it to your club secretary along with a photo for proof. The link for Send a Card Monday and Thank You Wednesday is linked below.
Date: July 6,2020- July 10, 2020 Links:
Made by Jessica Lam
Send a Card Monday: https://bit.ly/31nOQMW Thank You Wednesday: https://bit.ly/2YIS2B0
DCM July DCM
Notes of Inspiration
Join us for updates regarding the division as well as to witness the purchased dares!
Join Jefferson in creating encouraging notes for kids going back to school!
Date: Saturday, July 18th, 2020
Date: Thursday, July 23rd, 2020
Time: 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Time: 1:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Link: bit.ly/d34njulydcm
Link: https://bit.ly/NotesEncouragement
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Club Summary
Aragon:
For the month of May, Aragon Key Club had our 15 year anniversary. Our alumni got to reminisce with our members. Aragon also went to the May DCM service event. Five of our members participated in making dog toys and four of our members got on the DLT for the 20-21 term. On May 14, we had six members participate in the Cranes for a Cure service event and had our board meeting. There we updated our service and fundraising goals for the term. We also had our last meeting of the school year and played Codenames with our members. Because of COVID-19, we are still trying to find new ways to earn service hours and increase membership attendance.
Carlmont:
- Anna Abelgas
This month, our service projects coordinator has been continuing our ongoing Mask Making Project, aiming to provide masks for our school’s faculty & students. We’ve continued with creating weekly zoom service events meetings for members to attend, ranging from writing thank you letters to workers at UCLA Healthcare Center & Healthcare Heroes at UCSD Medical Center! We also made dog & cat toys to donate to our local bay area animals rescue. We’re looking forward for our next event “Love Letters for Literacy,” where we will be creating alphabet cards to promote literacy for low income students!
El Camino
- Lisa Ngyuen
In the past month of May, our club’s board is preparing to attend KCTC. It’s a great opportunity for all the board members, especially since for most, this is their first year of a Key Club officer. I think it will be a lot of fun and informative for the club’s board. Additionally, we planned our club visitation with Kristen in June. Members who paid for DCON did get their money back, which is good. In the future, we’ll try holding board meetings once a month.
Hillsdale
- Alex Quemuel
This past month, Hillsdale Key Club has been working more toward organizing the behindthe-scenes of the club through more coordination between officers as well as Kiwanis advisors. We’ve also been attending division wide events like letter writing and updating our members through google slides presentations sent over Remind. Currently, we are seeing if any members are interested in attending events such as KCTC or Harvest Food Bank distribution. Coming up, we would like to focus on member engagement, maybe looking into including things like a spirit week to utilize the reach of our instagram page. Finally, we are continuing to research for more events and service opportunities to organize for our club.
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- Gwendolyn Arzaga
Jefferson: During the month of May, we have been trying our best to find new volunteer opportunities for our club members to participate in, while also encouraging them to take part in as many key club activities as possible! Though our member participation is low, the spirits of our officers are high! Some service activities we have been doing include mask making, Freerice.com, poster making, letter writings as well as volunteering with the American Diabetes Association. Other than service we’ve recently had our last key club general meeting of the school year where we went over upcoming events and played scribbl.io! We’ve also recently reached out to a few of our members to create possible sticker designs for our club! We’ll be donating a percentage of the proceeds to an organization in need! We will also be having a board meeting soon to decide on our club goals and to plan for our future club committees. Other than that, we’re now getting ready to participate in the upcoming DWS events this month as well as KCTC!
Lowell:
- Jessica Lam
This past month we continued our work with Masks for All CA which is now expanding and opening new branches, we plan on continuing our work with them throughout the summer. We attended the May DCM and we’re super proud of everyone who applied and made it onto the DLT!! A few of our members have also attended division events in the last month such as the Cranes for a Cure and the dog toy making service after the DCM. We released a member interest form towards the end of May and are excited to be recruiting new members for the upcoming school year. Our board is currently working on finding more virtual events for this summer and we plan on working with organizations such as the American Cancer Society in the future :)
Mills
- Jasmine Bao
During the month of May, Mills Key Club has improved greatly in terms of member involvement and service opportunities. We have attended the May DCM in the beginning of the month, and are encouraging more members to attend for June’s. For Teacher’s Appreciation Week, our club wrote cards to Mills teachers and staff to thank them for their time and effort. We gathered pictures of students with their cards and made it into a collage, then sent it to the school. In the month of May, our board has put a lot of effort into planning the DWS event called “Cranes For A Cure!” During the meeting, we hosted over 50 participants, 9 of which were Mills members, and folded cranes to send to an organization called “Joey’s Wings.” The organization makes art out of the origami and sells it to raise funds for pediatric cancer research. Around 400 cranes were made in the span of 1.5 hours! We are currently coordinating ways to raise funds, one being through an online app that tracks your exercise and turns it into donation money for charities. So far, this month we have attended the Quarantine Service and Social, and we plan to participate in the other events such as Cards for Hospital Kids, Color a Smile, and the Key Club Training Conference.
- Kaelyn Fung
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Notre Dame: Throughout May, Notre Dame Key Club attended Division Wide Events, such as the May DCM and Cranes for a Cure. We also attended the Social and Service on June 5th. Recently, we sent out a Member Interest Form to our entire school in order to get a better idea of who will be joining us for this term, so that the Board can plan accordingly. The Member Interest Form was very successful! We received a lot of interest from both new and returning members; over 65% of responses were from new members. The Board plans to organize an event that will take place in the next few weeks to give new members more information about Key Club and give everyone an opportunity to get more familiar with each other. Since we have appointed Coordinator Positions for our Club, they will be working closely with the Board to organize this event.
San Mateo:
-Alyssa Enriquez
We have had five meetings during May which have been held on Fridays at 4. After every meeting, we have usually completed 30 minutes of a virtual service event (we have done this 4 times). At the beginning of every meeting, we have a short fun event (ie fun facts, Jeopardy, good news). This includes Freerice, Cranes for a Cure, and writing letters to children in hospitals. We encouraged our members to participate in the last two days of the region’s spirit week, which were in May. We also had members participate in May 6’s e-lemon-ate Wednesday and May 7’s throwback Thursday for Eliminate Week. We’ve had the majority of our members participate in Cranes for a Cure and the dog toy making event. Finally, we decided to continue having weekly meetings for Key Club, although optional.
- Danielle Richards
South San Francisco:
What’s up, Aqua Apes! This past month, South City had our last club meeting of the school year and just had another club meeting to update our members just last Thursday. We have participated in Positive Chalk, Take Out for Good, the Social and Service, Cards for Hospitalized Kids, and other Division events. We are super excited to go to KCTC and serve more this upcoming month!
Westmoor:
-Caroline Narciso
For the past month, we have been trying to find new ways of encouraging our members to participate in our general meetings and also attending Division Events. We have been looking at more creative service events. And since our board is all seniors except our Treasurer, we are trying to find potential members who are interested. We just had our monthly board meeting and we have been talking about even having our own DWS. Due to APs and finals, this month was filled with planning and ideas for the summer and the hopefully upcoming school year! Right now, we’re excited and ready for KCTC and all the amazing service events in the month of June.
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-Anni Zhang
Division Goals Service Hours 1,263.43 hours served 7,000 hours wanted Top 3 Jefferson 125.05 hours
Carlmont 653.1 hours
funds raised $25 raised $6,000 wanted
Aragon 73.1 hours
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Made by PR Coordinator Michelle Li
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Banana Leaders 692 686 585 1 3 2 Westmoor Carlmont
Jefferson
South San Francisco Lowell Aragon San Mateo Mills Notre Dame Hillsdale El Camino Burlingame Saint Ignatius Sequoia
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Thanks to... Courtney Tai- Aragon Crystal Chu- Aragon Evan Yang-Aragon Maahika Samudrala- Aragon Gwendolyn Arzaga- Hillsdale Landon Lee-Lowell Michelle Li- Lowell Kaelyn Fung-Mills Daniel Weinberg- San Mateo Danielle Richards- San Mateo Caroline Narcisco- South San Francisco Anni Zhang- Westmoor Darren Chen- Westmoor Florence Thwe- Westmoor
For responding to the DNE and LTG Challenges in the June Newsletter! *Just a reminder that all challenges are due by the last day of every month!
DNE Challenge: Go on a social media cleanse for one day and tell me your experience! How did you feel after? Did your productivity increase? What 24 did you do that day?
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District Newsletter
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https://issuu.com/cnhkc/docs/cnh_dnews_07_2021
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Lieutenant Governor:
Kristen Carpio (NotreDame) phone: (650) 868-5301 email: d34n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Executive Assistants:
Courtney Tai (Aragon) phone: (650)-740-9749 email: ahskc.pres@gmail.com Landon Lee (Lowell) phone: (415) 830-6688 email: landon.lee@gmail.com Sanjna Sood (Carlmont) phone: (650) 862-4993 email: sanjna1sood@gmail.com
Contacts
Division Newsletter Editor:
Amber Chia (Carlmont) phone: (650) 542-1383 email: d34n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com email: amberchia1212@gmail.com
Division Secretary:
Anni Zhang (Westmoor) phone:(415)770-8777 email: whs.kc.azhang@gmail.com
Public Relations Coordinator: Michelle Li (Lowell) phone: (415) 638-3030 email: michli0926@gmail.com
Service/Fundraising Coordinator:
Lisa Nguyen (Carlmont) phone: (650)- 454-7114 email: lisatnnguyen2003@gmail.com
Spirit Coordinator:
Luis Solidum (Jefferson) phone: (650) 425-0438 email: vp.jeffersonkeyclub@gmail.com
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Club Presidents Aragon:
Mills:
Burlingame:
Notre Dame:
Johanna Lazaro phone:(650) 346-6844 email: johannamlazaro@gmail.com
Alyssa Enriquez phone: (650) 696-0853 email: aenriquez21@ndhsb.org
Carlmont:
Saint Ignatius:
Courtney Tai phone:650-740-9749 email: ahskc.pres@gmail.com
Ashley Zheng phone: (919) 537-1281 email: 799303@seq.org
Serena Choi phone: (650) 680-6478 email: 22chois92@stu.smuhsd.org
Luke McFadden phone: (415) 367-5670 email: mcfaddenluke99@gmail.com
El Camino:
San Mateo:
Hillsdale:
South San Francisco:
Alex Quemuel phone: (415) 374-4945 email: alexexqu5120@gmail.com
Gwen Arzaga phone: (650) 452-9904 email: gwendolyn.arzaga@gmail.com
Jefferson:
Jessica Lam phone: (415)-699-4177 email: president.jeffersonkeyclub@gmail.com
Danielle Richards phone: (650)-437-4735 email: danielle.r.258@gmail.com
Caroline Narciso phone: (650) 822-4121 email: ssfhskc.president@gmail.com
Westmoor: Anni Zhang phone: (415)770-8777 email: whs.kc.azhang@gmail.com
Lowell:
Jasmine Bao phone: (415) 629-1733 email: baojasmine04@gmail.com
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