CNH | K E Y C L U B
D19N | NOVEMBER 2015 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 7
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California-Nevada-Hawaii DISTRICT | REGION 8 | DIVISION 19 NORTH
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In This Issue….! In this Issue….! . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Letter from the Ltg. . . . . . . . . . 3 Upcoming Dates . . . . . . . . . . . 4 #BESTOFD19N . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6 Submissions Chart . . . . . . . . . 7 Club Articles . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 15 Recognition . . . . . . . . . . 16 - 21 D19N Recognition . . . . . . . . . . 22 September Prep Day . . . 23 - 25 AIDS Walk 2015 . . . . . . . . 26 - 27 #TheAmazingR8CE . . . . . 28 - 30 Cheers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 - 33 Contact Info. . . . . . . . . . . 33 - 36 DIVISION 19 NEWSLETTER |NOVEMBER 2015 | PAGE 2
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Letter from the Ltg. Division 19 North, Thank you for all of your help for making Region Training Conference happen! Can you believe over 600 members attended?! And, can you believe in less than a month Fall Rally South will Carolyn Chang be here? Please remember to continue reviewing the division cheers that we will be using for Fall Rally South. If any of you do not know any of the cheers, please refer to our Division website: division19north.weebly.com . Let us make Division 19 North proud that we tried our best to win that spirit stick and give it our all. Remember to fundraise $250 as a club for Pediatric Trauma Program so we all have something to actually celebrate about! Remember to support each other as Fall Rally South and Dues season is getting closer and closer by the days, and to help each other, because we are ohana and we need to help each other.
Waddling to Serve, Carolyn Chang DIVISION 19 NEWSLETTER |NOVEMBER 2015 | PAGE 3
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Upcoming Dates
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November 2015 M T W T F 26 27 28 29 30 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 1 2 3
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November 7: Fall Rally Prep Day | 2-4 PM at Alondra Park November 14: Fall Rally South !!!! November 21: November DCM | 12-3 PM at Alondra Park DIVISION 19 NEWSLETTER |NOVEMBER 2015 | PAGE 4
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#BestOFD19N Have a key club photo that you want to share with the pirate penguin division? Post your Key Club picture and use the hashtag “#BestofD19N” and wait for next month’s Newsletter for a chance to have your photo featured! Rules: Every month, 2 pictures will bee featured along with the owner’s Instagram username, and have your Instagram account be promoted within the division.
Bee Happy | Enjoy Events | Good Luck !
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#BestOFD19N
NOVEMBER WINNERS D19N
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Submissions Chart Reminder: All Visuals, Club Recap Articles, Member of the Month Articles, and MRFs are due on the 5th by 6:00 P.M. Please Note: The News Editor Email has been changed to d19n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
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CLUB ARTICLES
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Club Articles By Christopher Soo-Hoo
September was a great, busy month for CAMS Key Club! We began the month volunteering at Fiesta Hermosa by helping out at their bike corral. We tagged their bikes and gave bikers free parking to encourage traveling using bikes instead of cars. The week after, we spent 3 days at Gardena’s 85th Anniversary carnival running a booth which earned us $62 for PTP. Following that week, CAMS Key Club hosted the division’s DCM along with the beach cleanup and bonfire. The day after, we volunteered at the Kickin’ Cancer 5K along with HMSA Key Club to raise awareness for breast cancer. The next week also had two events: a ukulele festival and the Alive and Running 5K where we volunteered alongside Lawndale Key Club. September was a month filled with service. With club rush approaching in early October, we are excited to recruit new members and spread the Key Club spirit! DIVISION 19 NEWSLETTER |NOVEMBER 2015 | PAGE 9
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Club Articles By Christopher Soo-Hoo
The month of September was a fantastic month for Da Vinci Key Club! Officers eagerly awaited Club Rush, where we would show students what Key Club was truly about. We spent all Friday morning preparing our booth, finalizing flyers, and dressing up in our spirit gear. Officers and members created Instagram props, flyers, signs, and decorated items after Key Club meetings in order to prepare for Club Rush. By the end of Club Rush, we had about 200 or so sign-ups, and approximately half of them came to our first meeting the following week! We had to hold the same meeting in two rooms because the room was so crowded! Many of the new members also came back the following week to continue learning about Key Club and the upcoming events we offered. We also had our first bake sale of the term, and we were able to raise approximately $100.00 for PTP/Eliminate through all of the goods that members brought. A few members volunteered alongside El Segundo at the Habitat for Humanity Trivia Night at Vista Mar, and the members said that they had a lot of fun volunteering. On that same day, we had a few members volunteer at a Netball Tournament, where they helped keep score, serve snacks, and clean up! The following week, we had approximately 20 members attend the Heal the Bay Coastal Cleanup at Dockweiler Beach and Division Council Meeting, and the majority of those members were new! It was exciting to see so many new faces from Da Vinci and the division as a whole. Together, we cleaned up Dockweiler Beach and bonded through the various ice breakers held during the D.C.M. Da Vinci also had 20+ members volunteer at the Kiwanis Sponsored Richmond Street Fair, where they helped clean up, work the info booth, and more alongside Kiwanis and El Segundo. The month of September was filled with passion, and we are ready to take on the spooky month of October!
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Club Articles By Hannah C. Levy By Christopher Soo-Hoo
During the month of September, some of El Segundo Key Club’s members and some members from Da Vinci Key Club helped Habitat for Humanity run their annual trivia night fundraiser event. We set up tables, served pizza, and helped clean up. We also had a 'Kiwanis Take-Over' in which we led the Kiwanis Club bi-monthly meeting. This month we also had Club Rush, and our board wore their spirit gear and stuck clothes pins on people to remind them to join Key Club while explaining what Key Club is and the benefits of joining it using posters. At our DCM, we participate in the beach cleanup with the division at Dockweiler Beach. Then, at the end of the month, we assisted our Kiwanis Club in their annual Richmond Street Fair at their information booth.
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Club Articles By Tina Duong By Christopher Soo-Hoo
The month of September was the highlight of fundraising for our club and The Eliminate Project. We had our usual exciting events with our community partners: The Nakaoka Center and 186th Elementary. The Nakaoka Center gave us a wonderful opportunity to run a booth at the Mas Fukai Fair. We were very thankful to experience this wonderful opportunity and it was only thanks to everyone's hard effort that we were able to have a successful fundraiser. There were a lot of festivals (Heritage Festival, Food, Wine, and Cigar Festival) where we helped set up and assisted the various booths the festival had to offer. In addition to the festivals there was a Bocce Ball Tournament where our key clubbers had to set up and recorded the scores. After the event, they had the opportunity to play Bocce Ball for themselves which was very entertaining. Keep Gardena Beautiful was also on the same day where our members went to Rush Gym and wrapped gifts early before the winter holidays. 186th Elementary gave us a project/fundraiser where we are currently collecting Box Tops. In addition to that, we made invitations for the Gardena High Reunion Event and sold delicious snacks and drinks to the student attending Back to School Night at 186th Elementary. Overall Gardena Key Club is doing very well. Our treasurer, Jennifer Corte is currently looking for more local fundraisers and our secretary, Michael Valderama will be working on our first social gathering, along with our board, to improve relationships among our members. DIVISION 19 NEWSLETTER |NOVEMBER 2015 | PAGE 12
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Club Articles By Nico Fernandez By Christopher Soo-Hoo
Hi so for Hawthorne this past month the first half of our month went towards preparation for our event on the 26th which was the annual youth karate nationals tournament. But before the karate tournament we attended the beach cleanup DCM on the 19nth. I was happy that around thirty members made it to the DCM most of them being freshman. The club really enjoyed interacting with the other clubs of 19N and practicing fall rally cheers. After the DCM my cabinet and I went right back to planning for our event at the youth karate nationals tournament. We were able to contact our local Kiwanis and they provided 5 cars to help us take members to Whittier for the event. We borrowed a van from one of the member’s parent and we were able to take around 30 kids to the event which was a more than ample amount. We had members score keeping the karate matches, selling food, watching trophies, and signing competitors in. The event was a huge success the founder of the event wants us to host the event again next year as well. It was extremely hot into the 90s but the members had a blast and we had two Kiwanis members stay throughout the event to watch the young competitors in the tournament as we volunteered. Yesterday we also went to the Manhattan Beach film festival which consisted of ushering, setting up chairs, and passing out pamphlets. After shifts the members could go into the theaters and watch films of up and coming directors and film creators. Events have been going great and it seems like new people slowly but surely are coming to our meetings now interested in what our key club is doing.
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Club Articles Ricardo Almazan ByBy Christopher Soo-Hoo
The month of September was an exciting month for our home club at HMSA. To start off we held our first meeting of the school year where we had a full house in our multipurpose room. Many of the new members were really excited for beginning a year of service. We even began collecting dues and many newer members were eager to pay their mandatory donation. Our club really did enjoy volunteering at the Beach Clean Up and DCM hosted by our division. We had at least 30 members volunteer and many were very happy in bonding with their Key Club ohana. Luckily we had the opportunity to volunteer the following day with CAMS’ Key Club at the 14th Annual Kickin’ Cancer 5K. Here, our members manned a water station where we passed out cups of water to runners. We helped with set-up and helped our CAMS’ Key Clubbers with packing up the event. To begin to close up the month, our club fundraised at our school’s Back To School Night where we sold pupusas. We sold out, so we were very happy with our work for that day. In addition, we ended up having two Freshmen Orientations during school to inform oblivious freshmen about Key Club. Our result was having many freshmen excited Key Club and service and show up at our meeting; also, our board experienced one of our best meetings to date. As October and November loom near, our board and members are very enthusiastic to wear our club is headed.
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Club Articles
For the month of September King Drew Key Club had attended the DCM and beach cleanup that took place in Dockweiler Beach on September 19th. This was such a great event that allowed for both interaction of the division and a way to help out the environment. This month we also volunteered at the Santa Monica 5K on September 13th by cheering on the runners and awarding medals to the people who completed the race. Finally, on Oct. 3rd we had a wonderful time volunteering with Self-Help Graphics for their Dia De Los Muertos Event later on in October. We had made banners and helped to assemble some paper-mache skulls as well as some orange and pink paper flowers. The month of October has just begun and I am sure that we can accomplish so much within this month.
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CLUB M. o. t. m. Member Spotlight
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Recognition Member Spotlight Submitted by: Emily Teranishi
C A M S Key Club
Arielle Bautista
Arielle Bautista is CAMS Key Club’s Member of the Month! She is a bright and bubbly member with a constant smile on her face. There is no way you can be down around her because she’ll be sure to cheer you up! Arielle has come to many events in the past and she definitely deserves recognition for her unfailing dedication to Key Club. This past month, she has gone to the Gardena Kick-Off Carnival, September DCM, and Kickin’ Cancer! She is always open to helping anyone in need during these events and is BEEing a model volunteer. We hope she continues to grow as a Key Clubber and stays as dedicated as she has been for the past 2 years!
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Recognition Member Spotlight Submitted by: David Lopez
Da Vinci Science Key Club
Zamuel Valencio
The member of the month for the month of September is Zamuel Valenciano. We are happy to say Zammy has begun to progressively show dedication and passion in key club. He is a new member this year and he began to show up to our meetings right before club rush. During actual club rush he helped show sprit by running around and helping our booth recruit new members. Since then he has been going to all of our meetings, constantly asking questions and even went to the beach cleanup/September DCM. We hope to see Zammy's love for Key Club continue growing into the future.
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Recognition Member Spotlight Submitted by: Hannah C. Levy
El Segundo Key Club
Yu Honda
El Segundo Key Club’s September Member of the Month is Yu Honda. Below I have attached a photograph of Yu and a paragraph about why she is our member of the month, which I wrote. I have known Yu Honda since before high school and she has amazed me in her ability to grow and help the community. Yu is an incredibly devoted and hardworking young woman who I have had the pleasure of working with. Whenever I see her, whether it be at school or at fundraisers she immediately has the ability to brighten anyone’s day. Yu is always there for her friends and other board members and has phenomenal dedication and leadership skills that she continues to develop with her service with Key Club. Her work never goes unnoticed because she is reliable and always puts in 100% of her effort. Congratulations Yu for being El Segundo Key Club’s Member of the Month.
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Recognition Member Spotlight Submitted by: Kathleen Rojas
Gardena Key Club
Sandy Navarro
You heard it right penguins! Sandy Navarro is the member of the month. Sandy is such an admirable and shows her passion for service. She attends every event ever since the school year started. With 27 hours in total, Sandy will exceed and inspire other members to volunteer at every event we have to offer. She will arrive at events 30 minutes to an hour early to get more hours and have more time to help out when needed. Sandy has the potential to be a leader with the dedication she puts towards Key Club! Her hard work deserves to be recognized and Sandy is a great addition to Key Club ever since she first joined! I can't wait to see how her enthusiasm for Key Club grows.
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Recognition Member Spotlight Submitted by: Ashley Jimenez
H M S A Key Club
Orlando Gonzalez Someone who has stood out this month and has dedicated their time to going to events this past month is Orlando Gonzalez. This sophomore has shown astonishing dedication to our club from the Beach Clean up to attending every weekly meeting at HMSA. His enthusiasm for the club inspires the other members to share their spirit. He even has shown an interest in becoming an officer next term. We hope he continues to bring his spirit and joy to Key Club and participate in events. We want to thank Orlando for all his amazing service this month.
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Division 19 North Member of the Month
C A M s
Arielle Bautista
C A M s
Officer of the Month G A R D E N a
Kathleen Rojas
G A R D E N a
Club of the Month
H M S A
HMSA
H M S A
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September Prep Day
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September Prep Day
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September Prep Day
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AIDS WALK 2015
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AIDS WALK 2015
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R8 Training Conference 2015
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#TheAmazingR8CE
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CHEERS
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CHEERS
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CHEERS
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Region 8 Training Conference
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Contact Info. |DLT Carolyn Chang | Lt. Governor d19n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Emily Teranishi| Executive Assistant d19n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com
Emily Ung| Executive Assistant d19n.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com
Hazel Cartagena | News Editor d19n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
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Contact Info. |DLT Khang Tran| Fall Rally South Coordinator khang384@gmail.com
Raul Ruiz| Member Recognition/ Fundraising Coordinator
rruiz1030@yahoo.com
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Contact Info. |DLT
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SEE YOU NEXT TIME !
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