PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION 21 KEY CLUB
| ARLINGTON | ARCHBISHOP MURPHY | EDMONDS WOODWAY | | GLACIER PEAK | JACKSON | KAMIAK | LAKE STEVENS | LYNNWOOD | | MARINER | MEADOWDALE | MONROE | MOUNTLAKE TERRACE | SNOHOMISH |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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A WORD FROM YOUR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
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FRONT COVER
NEW DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD
KEY CLUB 101 THE ELIMINATE PROJECT
KEY LEADER
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CLUB SPOTLIGHT
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MEMBER RECOGNITION
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PRESIDENTS’ CONTACT INFORMATION
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MAY DCM RECAP
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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SENIOR FAREWELLS
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DISTRICT APPOINTED OFFICER INTRODUCTIONS
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QUESTION OF THE MONTH
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BUZZ POINTS
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KEYNNECT
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DISTRICT EXECUTIVE BOARD CONTACT INFORMATION
A WORD FROM YOUR
Lieutenant Governor DIVISION 21 | PNW
Hello Division 21 Bumblebees! I hope that you were all able to survive the AP and finals testings! I imagine that it was a very stressful time for many of you but I’m sure you all did great on your tests! Now that summer is quickly approaching, school will end and many of your clubs have or will have your last meeting soon! I want to remind you that just because the school year’s over, doesn’t mean service stops there! Key Club is an all year round club so please be sure to continue your service throughout the summer! Host socials, car washes , attend summer rallies etc. in the summer to strengthen your club’s bond! There is so much more time in the summer and so many people you have yet to bond with! Don’t use summer as an excuse to stop service, use it as an excuse to continue to do more service! For many of you, it is your first year as a member or officer! What do you want to accomplish in your first year? For others, it is your last year as a member or officer! What do you want to be remembered for in your club and the division? You are all capable of doing great things! Don’t underestimate the power of your actions and your ideas! If you need help, please let me know! I am and will be your encyclopedia on all things service throughout this year! Don’t hesitate to contact me because the whole purpose of my position is being able to help you and your clubs grow! The main emphasis for this year will be the quality of your members. How do you get your members to become dedicated and to develop a stronger passion for service and this organization? Also, make sure to attend the summer DCMs as they will be more like socials and a great time for you to bond and get to know other club members in the division! It’s also a great way to help your club earn buzz points for an end of the year party! Seattle Rally is also the big summer rally our division always attends each year! We had about 30-40 people attend last year and it was blast! Don’t miss out on this great experience! Have a fun and safe summer filled with service!
Let me know if you ever need anything! With Love & Service,
Selina Nguyen
PNW Lieutenant Governor of Division 21 Key Club
Tran Hoang PNW Lieutenant Governor of Division 62
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INTRODUCING YOUR‌ DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD
NAME: Jessica Bae CURRENT GRADE: 9th SCHOOL: Kamiak High School FAVORITE COLOR: Purple FAVORITE FOOD: Asian, American, Italian, Mexican, Thai.. Selina didn't give me enough space to name everything! FAVORITE PLACE: Anywhere I can sleep. Preferably a warm, sandy beach.
DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
HOBBIES: I love to go on unplanned trips and meeting new people! Other than that, I play tennis, sing, play my saxophone in a band, regularly volunteer, and hang out with friends. And eat! Can't forget eating.
WHY DID YOU JOIN KEY CLUB? On the first day of high school, I saw a poster in the hallway that stated, "KEY CLUB MEETINGS ON WEDNESDAYS, JOIN NOW! " Thinking how strange it was for a high school to have a club where you make keys, I walked closer to the poster to read the description. That was when I realized that Key Club wasn't for making keys, but actually an international organization dedicated to service. I decided to attend the first meeting with a couple of my friends, and was surprised at how much I enjoyed volunteering and meeting new people. Pretty soon, I started getting more involved, and after many twerks and memories at DCON, I realized that joining Key Club was one of the best decisions I've ever made. WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR GOALS FOR THIE DIVISION? Before DCON, I didn't even know that there were other schools in our division, and that there were such great people! Many other members of the club that has not attended DCON feel the same way, and I hope to improve this by promoting different schools to connect with each other, so that every school in our division can find a way to become more involved. Also, as an executive assistant, I hope to help out our wonderful LTG, and make many positive changes to our division.
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CLOSING MESSAGE? I am looking forward to working with every one of you! Although I am not quite sure what lays in the future of our Division, I can promise you that it will be filled with much happiness and mind boggling memories! I can't wait to meet all of you at our DCMs and especially DCON! If you have any other questions, feel free to contact me on Facebook! Or, if you just want to talk about your similar hobbies (for example, food), that's fine too.
CONGRATULATIONS!! NAME: Kohta Hansen GRADE: 10th SCHOOL: Kamiak High School FAVORITE COLOR: Blue & Green FAVORITE FOOD: Coconut FAVORITE PLACE: Japan HOBBIES: Sound Engineering, Volunteering, Stocks(NYSE)
DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
WHY DID YOU JOIN KEY CLUB? I joined Key Club because I simply love to volunteer! I have about 5,000 life time hours of volunteering and I saw Key Club as a way to expand my volunteering opportunities and a way for me to keep track of my hours. WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR GOALS FOR THIE DIVISION? One of my main goals, like many others, is to improve the communications between the member, club, division, and district. I have had experiences with the lack of communications between the member and district so as your new Executive Assistant, my goal is to create easy, clear, and fast responses for our members. CLOSING MESSAGE? I love Kamiak and bananas and coconuts and choir and sound and money and more bananas and leadership! NAME: Thinh Do GRADE: 9th SCHOOL: Meadowdale High School FAVORITE COLOR: Blue FAVORITE FOOD: Too many to list. FAVORITE PLACE: Silverwood HOBBIES: I enjoy listening to music (KPOP), being with friends and spending time with family
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WHY DID YOU JOIN KEY CLUB? It looked like a fun volunteer opportunity that I could do with friends. WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR GOALS FOR THIE DIVISION? A goal would be to get Key Club more known in the community as well as other schools. CLOSING MESSAGE? I look forward to working with the executives and members of Division 21!
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KEY CLUB 101 :KEY CLUB STRUCTURE:
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WHAT IS KEY CLUB?
Key Club International is the oldest, largest and most successful non-profit high school service organization in the world! Key Club is student led and is a part of the Kiwanis International serviceleadership program, which sponsors Key Clubs across the nation & world! The word "KEY" in Key Club is an acronym for Kiwanis Educated Youth.
:DIVISIONAL COLORS: PNW
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YELLOW & BLACK
:DIVISIONAL MASCOT: BUMBLEBEE
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LAKE STEVENS
LYNNWOOD
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MOUNTLAKE TERRACE
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:MISSION: Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.
:PNW: The Pacific Northwest District is geographically the largest district of Key Club International. The district spans from Western Canada to Northern California: with Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and the pan-handle of Idaho in between. The Pacific Northwest encompasses nearly 1.8 million square miles and includes over 300 clubs that operate under 44 divisions.
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“PROUD ‘N’ WILLING TO SERVE!”
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We are caring and competent servant leaders transforming communities worldwide.
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MIGHTY MOOSE
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“CARING – OUR WAY OF LIFE.”
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LEADERSHIP CHARACTER BUILDING CARING INCLUSIVNESS
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SPOT Hello Division 21 Bumblebees! This month’s club spotlight goes to…
LYNNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB!
“Where can I start about Lynnwood Key Club? Lynnwood has grown from 24 to 68 members in just one year. I am really proud to have achieved something so big with my 2013-2014 club officers. We gained a lot of dedicated members. Ever since our membership increased, our love for service did as well. In just one year, the whole club volunteered for over 2500 hours. Our most successful service project was the Clothes for Kids Rummage Sale. We could not have done it without the help from our members and Jackson High School Key Clubbers. Our club as well would not have functioned smoothly without our Kiwanis advisor, Billie. We may have had many obstacles during our year but we pulled through. I am really proud to say that Lynnwood climbed to the top of the beehive and showed our undying spirit. As the year is coming to an end, our passion for service will not. There will never be a month without service and I can't wait to see what the upcoming year has in store for us. Without the members today, we would not have been active so this one is for all of the LHS Key Clubbers!” ~ Jenny Nguyen, President of Lynnwood Key Club
“Lynnwood Key Club… Words can not describe how thankful, blessed and proud I am of this club! As immediate past President of this club, it was a privilege to serve such dedicated and caring people. I was able to see Lynnwood grow from a small club of 15-20 dedicated members to a mind blowing number of 68 dedicated members who have all achieved at least 10 hours by the end of the first semester! Not only has the size of this club grown, but also the passion for service in each individual as well. Many members joined this club not expecting to get a lot out of it, but even the shy, quieter members have come a long way as to be comfortable stepping out of their comfort zone to better their community! This club genuinely loves service and is actively involved in their community every single week, having served over 20 different organizations within the past year! I am so proud of Lynnwood Key Club and I am looking forward to seeing where this club goes during my term! Thank you for representing me so well Lynnwood! I love you all!” ~ Selina Nguyen, PNW Lieutenant Governor of Division 21 Key Club
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RECOGNITION
This month’s officer of the month goes to… Ankur Handa from Kamiak Key Club! “Ankur has been a fantastic Key Clubbers this year. At the beginning of the year, he came to Key Club as a shy freshman, unsure of what to expect. But from the start he knew that he belonged. This year Ankur got over 45 hours of community service events. He attended all the events we had with Kiwanis, and Kiwanis president Paul even called Ankur one if his favorite Key Clubbers because he is so hardworking. Ankur is next year's co-bulletin editor along with Jiyun Son. Congratulations Ankur!“ ~ Simran Handa, Co-President of Kamiak Key Club
This month’s officer of the month goes to… Tiffany Daniggelis from Meadowdale Key Club!
“Tiffany is an extremely down to earth and caring girl! Within her first few weeks as president, she has already taken initiative to get her club back involved in the division! She has demonstrated outstanding potential as one of the younger presidents in the division and I know she will be able to revive her club and bring it back to having a healthy relationship with the division! I am looking forward to what you have in store for your club during your term! Congrats Tiffany!” ~ Selina Nguyen, PNW Lieutenant Governor of Division 21 Key Club
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WELCOME
TO THE DIVISION
NAME: Praneeth Palla POSITION: President GRADE: 10th FAVORITE COLOR: Red FAVORITE SONG: Remember the Name WHY DID YOU JOIN KEY CLUB? Rafael Valdez, the former President of Jackson High School's Key Club, introduced Key Club to me and he told me that I should bring Key Club to AMHS. I followed his advice, talked to Chester and Selina and by 2014-2015 we should have Key Club going at AMHS! WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR GOALS FOR NEXT YEAR? I really want to connect with the group and the division and try to incorporate AMHS into all of Division 21. This next year will be a huge challenge for me and it will truly be a great experience! WHAT ARE YOU MOST EXCITED FOR IN YOUR KEY CLUB EXPERIENCE? Honestly just meeting new people! MESSAGE TO DIVISION 21: I am excited to meet you Key Clubbers! I will try to get you guy's comfortable with all of the people at AMHS. I'm sure we're going to have a great year next year! 12
WELCOME TO DIVISION 21 KEY CLUB!
PRESIDENTS’ CONTACTS ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL
PRESIDENT: PRANEETH PALLA EMAIL: praneeth.palla@outlook.com
EDMONDS WOODWAY HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: TBA EMAIL: TBA
GLACIER PEAK HIGH SCHOOL JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: KYLE ROGERS PRESIDENT: EMILY HENG EMAIL: Kyle.Patrick.Rogers@gmail.com EMAIL: emily.1heng@hotmail.com KAMIAK HIGH SCHOOL CO-PRESIDENT: MARISSA PEREZ EMAIL: marissabug02@msn.com
KAMIAK HIGH SCHOOL CO-PRESIDENT: SIMRAN HANDA EMAIL: simihandax@gmail.com
LAKE STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JAMIE SANTOS EMAIL: jamiesanto@gmail.com
LYNNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JENNY NGUYEN EMAIL: jennynguyen.kc@gmail.com
MARINER HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: ANDREW BUSEV EMAIL: MeAndrewB@hotmail.com
MEADOWDALE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: TIFFANY DANIGGELIS EMAIL: daniggelis@gmail.com
MONROE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: CHLOE THOMPSON EMAIL: c.n.thompson.97@gmail.com
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: TBA EMAIL: TBA
SNOHOMISH HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: BRIANNA FERGUSON EMAIL: Brianna.t.ferguson@gmail.com
LAKE STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT: JAMIE SANTOS EMAIL: jamiesanto@gmail.com
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RECAP * RECAP * RECAP
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SUMMARY: 7 out of 12 schools in Division 21 were represented at the MAY DCM! Members were able to share what their clubs did in the past month, mingle, eat yummy snacks and participate in crazy games! We also made thank you cards for our Kiwanis as our mini service project during the DCM! WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND DCMS? You should attend DCMS because it’s a great way to meet Key Clubbers within the division, get out of your comfort zone and experience what it’s like to be a part of something bigger than your club! DCMS are also SUPER FUN so don’t miss out on the experience!
PRESIDENT & SECRETARY REPORTS ARE DUE! NO EXCEPTIONS!
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DIVISION 21 JUNE DCM! 1PM-3:30PM @ WILLIS TUCKER PARK!
TACOMA RALLY! 9AM – 4:30PM
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DIVISION 21 & FRIENDS! ~ MINGLE ~ POTLUCK ~ ICEBREAKERS/GAMES/RELAYS ~ ULTIMATE FRISBEE MATCH FOR THE ELIMINATE PROJECT! ($2 PER PARTICIPANT!) WINNING TEAM WILL GET AN ADDITIONAL 50 BUZZ POINTS FOR THEIR CLUB! ~ WATER BALLOON FIGHT JUNE 21, 2014 @ 1PM – 3:30PM WILLIS TUCKER PARK (6705 Puget Park Dr, Snohomish, WA 98296) TO CELEBRATE DIVISION 21’S YEAR OF SERVICE & TO BOND WITH PEOPLE FROM OTHER SCHOOLS IN THE DIVISION! TEAM A (BLACK TEAM) ARCHBISHOP MURPHY JACKSON LAKE STEVENS MARINER MEADOWDALE LET THE GAMES BEGIN! WEAR YOUR TEAM COLORS!
WHAT TO BRING! FOOD ARCHBISHOP MURPHY JACKSON LAKE STEVENS LYNNWOOD MEADOWDALE MONROE
WATER BALLOONS GLACIER PEAK KAMIAK MARINER SNOHOMISH
EVERYONE PLEASE BRING…WATER BOTTLE, EXTRA CLOTHES (YOU MAY GET WET!), TOWELS, BLANKETS (TO SIT ON) & LOOSE CHANGE FOR MIRACLE MINUTE!
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Joey you're one really sweet/amazing individual. I was so happy to have met you this year! Haha. Joey I still remember meeting you during link crew training of last year.. Thank you for being so kind to me! I'm going to miss you! – Anthony Sek
Rafael Valdez - Jackson Key Club
Joey Zhou - Lynnwood Key Club
Thanks for everything you did for Key Club! Not only did you make it a fun place to be, but a place where I felt I was a part of something. I was so inspired by your heart to serve and the kindness you spread throughout the club. Thanks for coming to additional meetings to teach us new officers everything, even if your term was over. You are truly a blessing to Key Club and you will be missed. Love you Raf! – Grace Park
Joey has been the best vice-president we could have ever asked for. She will not hesitate to do anything when given a task. She does not need to be loud to be a leader… She is a silent leader whose actions strengthen the club. Her kind personality radiates in the club. Her spirit and love for Key Club is beyond amazing. I’ll miss you Joey! I know you have a great future ahead of you! – Jenny Nguyen
Heather! You're one really awesome girl, an awesome person in general! I remember I was in shock to find out you were related to my best friend Van! Heather I’m going to miss you, Joey, Alvin, Tommy! You guys really made Key Club fun for me! – Anthony Sek
Heather... I remember seeing her as someone who is a shy person who soon became one of my closest friend. Even though I make fun of her a lot, she still puts a smile to everyone's faces. – Peter Mach
Heather was an outstanding treasurer. We constantly faced financial issues this year, but she is always there to plan a solution to our problems. I’ll miss working with her as she goes off to college. Heather has a bright personality and her Key Club spirit is topnotch! I’ll miss you Mama Do! – Jenny Nguyen
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Kim See- Jackson Key Club
Kim! I’m so glad I was able to get to know you more this year! Thank you for all the support you have given to your club, my club and me! I know it was a struggle at times to be around some of my members… But thank you for dealing with their weirdness! You’re so down to earth and caring towards those around you! Thank you for being one of the reasons why I stayed in Key Club! Your club has been both an inspiration and a motivation for me to work hard to grow the division! I’m going to miss you! Good luck with college! – Selina Nguyen
Jinha was one of the best secretaries we ever had. She was always so organized and knew what to do when things went wrong. She was definitely the brains of the Kamiak Key Club! Not only that, but she had outstanding Key Club spirit. She would always chant our cheer the loudest at every meeting, and even in front of non-Key Clubbers at school. She will continue to be a spirited leader wherever she ends up. Thank you so much for leaving your mark on Kamiak! We will miss you Jinha! ~ Simran Handa
Raf & Viante! The first time I met you two were at the May DCM in 2013. I remember Viante because he twerked on the tree and Raf because he's a great guy with great words. I am always excited to see you two at DCMs. That Jackson & Lynnwood love grew a lot this past year. You guys are awesome! Never stop being that way and just keep being you. - Jenny Nguyen
Viante Dile-Basnight – Jackson Key Club
Heather Do - Lynnwood Key Club
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Jinha Park - Kamiak Key Club
Who's my favorite senior from Kamiak? JINHA PARK! Jinha is the kindest person ever and she makes everyone smile. She is always there to break up the awkwardness and start icebreakers. She always has a positive vibe when I see her. I am so glad I got to know you when I joined Key Club. You'll always be a #sexytary. - Jenny Nguyen
Kim See, you're amazing. You're one of my favorite secretaries I came to know during my term. We represented Div. 21 well along with Jinha. The three #sexytaries. I will miss you next year! I know you'll have a great future ahead of you. - Jenny Nguyen
Tommy, Alvin & Selina, thank you for making my first year in Key Club a great and fun time! I will miss you Tommy & Alvin! – Justin Asuncion
Alvin Wong is a very quiet man. He may look quiet, pale and shy in the beginning, but he is an amazing man! Though his face may be unexplainable and expressionless at times, he has taught us in many ways. He is really cool and really weird. I will miss you Alvin! – Gary Wu
Thanks for being sooooooo cool! – Kelly Nguyen
Shout out to Alvin for being awesome! You are super funny and easy to talk to. Good luck in the future! – Tu Nguyen
Tommy Cao & Alvin Wong! I grew and learned from both of these guys so much. I’m very proud of what they do and did for the club! I will miss them a lot. I love you guys! – Monica Kwong
Who knew someone could change so quickly within a year? Well, Tommy did. I remember the day he asked me who to pay his dues to and then now he's someone who made a name in Key Club. He suddenly went to a majority of the volunteer events Lynnwood had and that showed his love for service. It was his first and last DCON and it was great to see that he enjoyed it. His bumblebee spirit did not die out. He led our division to the top at DCON. Even if we only had a year with Tommy, this was probably the best year with him. Thank you Tommy for everything you do and did for Key Club! – Jenny Nguyen
Tommy Cao - Lynnwood Key Club
Tommy even if you were mean to me back in elementary school, you have changed a lot, for the best! Haha. Tommy I’m thankful to have been given the chance to know you. You're one funny, nice and caring guy as well. Thank you for giving me rides home! You really didn’t have to but thank you so much! Tommy I know you will have a great future ahead of you! You and Alvin are like brothers to me and it makes me sad knowing I won’t get to see you guys next year! – Anthony Sek
Seeing Alvin grow from when he joined Key Club to becoming a PR officer to becoming one of our best members in Key Club made us happy to have him not only as an outstanding member, but as a great friend too! Alvin's love for service has grown tremendously over the past year. He is a dedicated member that has literally been to every event. We are so happy to have him in our club. He sets a model for our members with his Key Club spirit and wonderful acts of service. Even if it was just for a year, this was the best year with him. – LHS Key Club Officers 2013-2014
Alvin Wong - Lynnwood Key Club
Alvin I love you bro! We have been friends since you were in the 6th grade and I was only a 5th grader at the time. Haha. Alvin, I’m so proud to be a friend of yours! I’m so proud of you Alvin! You're one amazing guy and thank you for letting me help you with asking Jinha to prom! I know you have a bright future ahead of you Alvin! – Anthony Sek
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NAME: Jag Bains POSITION: Convention Aide DIVISION: 9 - NARWHALS
NAME: Ryan Miura POSITION: Convention Aide DIVISION: 66 - GIRAFFES
NAME: Anav Gagneja POSITION: Convention Aide DIVISION: 44 - BUTTERFLY
Hey! I'm Jag and I'm your convention aide! I'm really ecstatic to be on the board and ready to put on the best DCON ever! I'm a runner and I love listening to music! Most of my free time is spent on going to all of my home key club's service projects.. because, well... Key Club is life! My favorite color is aquamarine and I'm super random and charismatic with most anything! I look forward to becoming best friends with all of you Key Clubbers! Agapé!
Hello PNW! I’m Ryan Miura and I’m one of your Convention Aides this year who will help plan the 66th annual District Convention. Key Club has had a huge impact on who I am, and I hope I can continue to grow and learn from my experiences as a part of the K-Family. I love trees, cats, and meeting my fellow PNW Key Clubbers so holla at me if you happen to see me and want to talk! I’m pumped to represent the most loving and spirited division around, Division 66, so let’s work together to have a great year of service!
I'm Anav Gagneja, and I'll be serving as your communications director this year! Stumbling into that first key club meeting as a confused sophomore was undoubtedly one of the best decisions I've ever made - one that has led to a myriad of amazing friends, countless hours of devoted service, and an innumerable amount of great experiences. I'm so excited to be able to give back to this club which has provided me with so much! Outside of Key Club, I enjoy science, friends, and cookie crisp. Can't wait to make this the best year ever working on the District Board!
WELCOME DISTRICT APPOINTED OFFICERS
NAME: Tina Sok POSITION: K-Family Relations and International Projects Director DIVISION: 34 - SHARKS How's it going, Key Clubbers? My name is Athena Sok (but you may call me Tina) and I have been blessed with the opportunity to be appointed as your K-Family Relations and International Projects Director! I reside in the city of Tacoma and I am a shark of Division 34. I bleed black and gold because I am an incoming senior at Lincoln High School. But enough about me, I am extremely excited to work with the district board this year AND to meet all of you! As your K-Fam/Int. Projects Director, I plan to significantly improve the relationships and communication between Key Club members and the KFamily branches. In this upcoming year, my plans include district wide events that allow Circle K, Kiwanis, and many more K-Family members to join together and share our love for service. These events will be put on in support of our preferred charities which will allow more K-Family members to join our cause! I am looking forward to a fun-filled and fantastic year with you all.
NAME: Ben Scranage POSITION: Projects Director DIVISION: 74 - CHIPMUNKS
Hey Key Clubbers, we have a single year left. In 2015 The Kiwanis family will turn 100 and The Eliminate Project will come to a close. Maternal /Neonatal tetanus is not waiting for us to act. We must fight quickly and together. Now that I sound like a dictator, I want to make sure you know me! I am Ben Scranage, your 2014-2015 District Projects Director. I want to work with each and every one of your clubs to make sure that the Pacific Northwest reaches their goal of fifty thousand dollars this Key Club Year! I promise you that even though I live in the small town of Harrisburg, Oregon, just outside of Eugene, I will be there for any of your questions at any time of the day.
NAME: Suvir Copparam POSITION: Membership Growth and Reactivation Director DIVISION: 28 - BATMAN
Hi, I'm Suvir Copparam, your Membership Growth and Reactivation Director! I'll be working to increase membership and make club meetings more fun for all of you this year! Outside of Key Club, I'm really interested in programming and making things/engineering which I'd like to use to make a positive impact on the lives of others. I really love being part of an organization that is making such a huge difference in the world with the help of so many other people!
TO THE PNW DISTRICT BOARD!
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My favorite Key Club memory this year was the Kiwanis One Day. We pulled out English Ivy out of the forest in order to prevent ivy from destroying other plantations within the area. What was really fun was the pulling part, we got to show off our manly aura! We cracked jokes all day and it was overall a pleasant memory! – Vinh Nguyen, Lynnwood Key Club My favorite Key Club memory this year is from the Mill Creek movie night because it was a very fun place where we got to hang around and read Bao's text messages showing how freaky he is with “Katie Bear“. – Daniel Nguyen, Jackson Key Club I liked the Kiwanis Fundraiser because I like free food. – Victor Mach, Lynnwood Key Club I liked Octoberfest because there were so many involved members and it was fun to be around everyone! – Brandon Huynh, Jackson Key Club My favorite Key Club memory this year was the weekend before Thanksgiving, our Key Club helped Kiwanis deliver food to struggling families. Meeting the people whom our efforts were helping was so humbling. – Jamie Santos, Lake Stevens Key Club I really enjoyed the Swing Dance that Jackson held this year. It was my first actual dance at Jackson, and I had tons of fun serving food to my fellow students as well as dancing around. – Jamie Vo, Jackson Key Club 24
This is a really hard question because I have so many wonderful memories with all these wonderful people in our division. But, I guess you can say my favorite memories would've been DCON 2014. I got to hangout with my amazing friends, meet new people from different divisions and be surrounded by the Key Club Spirit! I am so thankful to be a part of Key Club and to be a member. Also, it makes me feel like I’m going to shed some tears just thinking about seeing Chester sobbing his eyes out to see Alvin having the biggest smile ever when he got his award! I believe this would be one of my favorite memories in Key Club. I love Division 21 and I love our spirit but most of all, I love how in Key Club, we are one family! - Anthony Sek, Lynnwood Key Club
My favorite Key Club memory this year was definitely the 65th annual District Convention. Going in I had no idea what to expect. I met amazing people and grew closer to everyone from my division. I also came away with an intense passion for service that I didn't have before. It's amazing to see so many people come together for Key Club! – Ryan Miura, Convention Aide, Clackamas Key Club
I'd say my favorite memory was the first DCM I attended at the Lynwood Library. At this DCM, I saw a ton of kids that were thrilled to be there and having a great time. It was really neat to see KC leaders with genuine spirit! – Kyle Rogers, Glacier Peak Key Club My favorite Key Club memory this year was becoming the web editor for my club. Being a photographer for Key Club is great because every event I go to, I get to see and capture the smiles on everyone's faces. I loved seeing my club expand from only a few to members, to now, where everyone contributes to the community. I am honored to be an officer, but most of all, I am honored to see our community grow. – Peter Mach, Lynnwood Key Club
One of my most favorite memories in Key Club this year is very bittersweet. Moments after becoming installed as Lieutenant Governor, I joined my fellow LtGs and outties on stage, only to start bawling. After closing session came to an end, we all gathered together, as innie and outtie District Boards, hugging each other, crying with one another, and saying some of our last goodbyes to one another. It was hard to let go of some of the greatest, most inspirational outgoing Lieutenant Governors, knowing that we’d never be able to gather all together again. Though a sad moment indeed, it was amazing to experience such warm feelings and kind words. This moment showed to me that Key Club truly brings, not just a group of people together, but a family together. – Brian Le, LTG of Division 66 Key Club 25
BUZZ POINTS POINT SYSTEM BREAKDOWN! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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