MVKC APR-MAY 2016 Newsletter

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Mountain View Key Club | Division 34 South | Region 17 | Cali-Nev-Ha


TABLE OF CONTENTS Editor’s Welcome. . . . . . . . . . . 2

Eliminate Week. . . . . . . . . . . 13

Meet the New Board! . . . . . . . 3 Recognition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 District Convention 2016 . . . . .4 President’s Note. . . . . . . . . . .17 Past Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Stay KEY-nected. . . . . . . . . . 18 KEY-ping up with 34S. . . . . . . 10

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EDITOR’S WELCOME Hey, Mountain View Key Club! My name is Annette Wong-Toi, and I am currently serving as your Publicity Chair for the 2016-17 term! I am so thrilled that you are currently reading the FIRST EVER Mountain View Key Club Newsletter. I hope that as the newsletter evolves, reading it will be a fun way to reminisce over the events that have taken place over the past two months, as well as acting as a documentation of all the memories and growth we make as a club. The following recap of the past two months’ activities includes our May DCM, interclub events, and the fundraisers we held during Eliminate Week! I am so looking

forward to this term with all of you.

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Waddling in Service, Annette Wong-Toi Publicity Chair 2016-2017


MEET THE NEW BOARD!

With the new term comes a new Officer Board! Pictured above is our 2015-2016 board with their babies.

MVKC 2016-2017 Officers: President: Clarissa Pham Vice President: Garon Fok Vice president: Elvin Hsieh

Webmaster: Austin Pan

Secretary: William Goodwin

Activities Chair: Adrian Lo

Treasurer: Howard Wang

Publicity Chair: Annette Wong-Toi

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DCON 2016

THE NEW 2016-2017 CNH DISTRICT EXECUTIVE BOARD WAS ELECTED!

“Attending District Convention is the single best decision I've made in high school. I truly believe Governor: Kevin Myron(pictured) that without the experience of 3000 Treasurer: Shahrukh Shaikh passionate members that put others before them, my Secretary: Angel Lau Key Club journey would be entirely different. Our club is built off of service, but our club also wouldn't be this amazing without that connection between each and every Key Club member and seeing that on a large scale brings it to life. I know that I wouldn't be the person I am today without District Convention and all the CNH Bees.” -Mary Zhen (12)

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PAST EVENTS APRIL 8

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District Convention

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Blossom Hill

Pie-AnOfficer

Meeting

Spring Parade

Hope’s Corner

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A la Carte & Art

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Eliminate

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Week

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5 Meeting

Teaspoon

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May DCM

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Meeting

Teaspoon

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Meeting

MVHS BEEautification

Meeting

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Special Games

Pet Parade

Al Julian


PAST EVENTS 4/17: BLOSSOM HILL FAIR with Palo Alto Key Club Members prepped in the morning, welcomed and checked people into the fair, and played with kids as their parents walked around the booths set up around the courtyard. The volunteers were also given free pizza supplied by Blossom Hill!

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PAST EVENTS 4/23: MOUNTAIN VIEW SPRING PARADE with Cupertino Key Club and the Mountain View Kiwanis Club

Key Clubbers walked in the parade, cheered, and met more penguins in our division family!

4/30: HOPE’S CORNER Volunteers that arrived at 7am made lunch bags to be distributed by the hosting church, and those who arrived at the second shift served food in an assembly-line fashion to the less fortunate in the community.

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5/1: A La Carte & Art Festival with Los Altos Key Club

Volunteers unloaded, ordered, and distributed supplies to booths, supervised theater parking, and bonded with Los Altos penguins!

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PAST EVENTS 5/14: PET PARADE with the Los Altos Kiwanis Club

Key Clubbers helped out at the annual Kiwanis Pet Parade hosted by the Los Altos Kiwanians. Starting in 1948, the Los Altos community has held the Los Altos Pet Parade, in which kids from the community are able to participate by bringing their pets along with them Volunteers passed out ribbons to attendees, helped with spacing between groups walking in the parade, and even got free donuts!

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KEY-PING UP WITH 34S

Stay updated on what’s happening in our division!

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Division Events 5/21: AL JULIAN TRACK MEET

PC: Palo Alto Key Club "Al Julian was a track meet where kids ranging from 516 competed in track events by their age groups at Palo Alto High School. Volunteers would be assigned to a particular track event and help out by setting up hurdles in the right place or making sure the high jump bar was at the correct height for example. The most memorable part of the service event was being able to witness talent at such a young age. I remember a boy that looked like he was in fourth or fifth grade that would be able to jump almost my height. This boy cleared the high jump bar at 4'10. It was amazing to see whole families, not just mothers and fathers, but grandparents and friends come out and support this young athletes in the pouring rain. Overall I'd gladly come again next year because I become more close to other members of different Key Clubs.“ -Tate Wilmoth (10)

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Division Newsletter

Check out the AMAZING June Division Newsletter, written by our Division News Editor, Stina Chang! Read to find out more about the PIE-AN-OFFICER fundraiser we held, MORE division events, and the Division Leadership Team announcement!

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ELIMINATE WEEK

5/2-6: BOTTLE FUNDRAISER While most clubs put coin drive boxes in classrooms all over campus, Key Club decided to put baby bottles instead! To support Project Eliminate, Mountain View Key Club is donating all the money collected in the bottles to the fight against Maternal Neonatal Tetanus (MNT). MNT is transmitted to mothers when the umbilical cord is cut with unsanitary instruments, and kills both the woman and her child. Project Eliminate uses a mere $1.80 to provide vaccines to third world countries to save a mother, her child, and all her future children. Learn more about Project Eliminate here.

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5/2-5 & 5/9-12: TEASPOON FUNDRAISER

We were able to host a fundraiser at Teaspoon during Eliminate Week, and even a little after! Customers that mentioned “Key Club� had 20% of their total purchase donated to Project Eliminate, and $100 were raised through this fundraiser! Thank you to all who came out!

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RECOGNITION April Member of the Month

LUPE VAZQUEZ

May Member of the Month

ZOE HAHN

Most Valuable Penguin

ALEXA JADE RALLOS DELAPENA Most Valuable Penguin

MARY ZHEN

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Freshman of the year

ANNETTE WONG-TOI Most Improved Freshman

AMY MURATA

Sophomore of the Year

LUPE VAZQUEZ

Junior of the Year

LOUIS MARTINEZ Most Improved Senior

KAREN QUERO

Most Improved Officer

HOWARD WANG Most Improved Officer

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PRESIDENT’S NOTE Aloha penguins! I am so excited to serve as your president for this term. I joined Key Club my sophomore year kinda skeptical, but I soon fell in love with the club after going to my first and favorite service event, the Art and Wine Festival. Key Club has changed my life so much by giving me a passion for community service and has introduced me to so many amazing and inspiring people. I learned that Key Club is more than just another club to put on your resume, but it is an ohana. For the term, I’m looking forward to making this a great term with everyone and reaching our LTG’s goals for the division! If you ever have anything, Key Club related or not, feel free to just message me. Hope to see you all during our summer events! -Clarissa Pham President 2016-2017

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STAY KEY-NECTED Make sure you’re in the know about what we’re up to by checking up on the following resources:

Mountain View Key Club Website:

mvhskeyclub.tk

Instagram:

@mountainviewkeyclub

Facebook Group:

facebook.com/groups/mvpenguins34south NEW Add the DIVISION SNAPCHAT! @division34s

Division 34 South

Google Group:

groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/34-south-penguins

Instagram: @d34south

Facebook Group:

facebook.com/groups/d34south

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