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Volume 4 | Issue 5| October 2018 Randall High School Key Club | Region 1 | Division 7/33
Thank you to Laiklynn Brookshire for all photos printed in this newsletter!
Table of Contents ToC ..................................................... 2 Editor’s Note ..................................... 3 2019 DCON...................................... 4
Upcoming Events ............................. 5 To the Class Representatives: ....... 6,7
Calendar .......................................... 8,9 Board Information ......................... 10 Partnerships ..................................... 11
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Editor’s Note Hello Key Club! What a month! With so many applicants for the Class Representatives, it was extremely hard to choose, but congratulations to our final winners! I can’t wait to be seeing more of your leadership abilities this year! Your Editor,
Emily Klein
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EVERY MONDAY: Gene Howe Folders at 4:00 Nov. 5-8—Key Club Week! Nov. 8—Washington Ave. Family Service Center Nov. 11—Flag Pick up and Social—Meet at Braum’s on Western for ice cream at 3:15 Nov. 16,17—Snack Pak—4:00 to 5:00 Nov. 17—Special Olympics Bowling—At Western Bowl from 1-3 and 3-5 shifts Nov. 29,30—Botanical Gardens Christmas Lights—Meet at the Botanical gardens at 8:00 Nov. 30—Panhandle Plains Museum Christmas Open House— From 6:00 to 9:00
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To the Class Representatives: First of all: Congratulations on your new position in our Key Club! You have been specially selected out of many other applicants and we, as the executive board, have decided that you personally are the best fit
to represent your class in our club, community, and school. Although this may seem intimidating, don’t be scared. We all want to see you and our club flourish and succeed, so we will do our best to make you welcome and comfortable. I’m sure that some of you are slightly nervous to be in a leadership position, and that is okay! Throughout this year, you will learn how to lead your peers in situations that you might not be comfortable with, work with challenging people to find compromises
that benefit both parties, and discover how leadership and its effects can bring out the best in your personality! Personally, I was extremely shy when I first was a part of the Randall High School Key Club Board, but
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being in charge of my editorial position and having responsibilities to not only myself but the club as well helped me mature into a much better leader than I was when I first tried out for this position. While you are on this board, you must realize that your actions reflect our club and the people in it, so be careful what you say and do. Remember that our priorities as a club are to serve and be kind, no matter what, so you as a direct representative of our morals must be sure to
uphold them. However, do not be afraid to come to any of us on the board for help or guidance. We all have different experiences in life, which makes us able to relate to others and work well together, and it might also help us to give you any advice you may be seeking. In addition, our teacher sponsors are always glad to help, whether it be a per-
sonal issue or a life trial. Now that you are on the board, you are a part of the Key Club family more than ever before, and we cannot wait to see where this position and your leadership abilities will take you, and we will support you throughout your journey to become a better leader, better person, and better friend.
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Mark These Dates!
5-8—Key Club Week! Check the Classroom for info on special dressup days! 8—Washington Ave. Family Service Center—5:30 to 6:00 Flag Pick up and Social 16,17—Snack Pak 17—Special Olympics Bowling 29,30—Botanical Gardens Christmas Lights 30—Panhandle Plains Museum Christmas Open House 09
OFFICER INFORMATION
President Enrique Mata (806) 670-4953
District Governor Sabrina Palma (972) 762-1021
Vice President Vinnie Kendrick (806) 443-8166
District Secretary Shelby Morton (806) 316-6857
Parliamentarian Molly Sheffield (806) 679-3748
District Treasurer Foster Hills (325) 642-9012
Historian Laiklynn Brookshire (806) 670-0085
Convention Liaison Dajah Brooks (918) 938-1015
Editor Emily Klein (806) 290-7474
Lieutenant Governor Abbey Diggs (806) 640-3109
Recording Secretary Addyson Reimer (806) 341-7597
Membership Secretary Jaycee Sharber (806) 567-8794
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Regional Advisor Olin Norrid (806) 679-7565
PARTNERSHIPS! Thank you for supporting our club!
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This month’s featured photo taken by: Ms. Chiodo