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Arroyo Key Club Presents
Volume 3 | Issue 2
May 2019 Newsletter Key Club International | Cali-Nev-Ha District | Region 13 | Division 35 West
g a z e t t e
a note from your
こんにちは seals! It’s your tech editor once again! Here is a second issue of the sealy gazette, this will be a thicc issue with a whopping 28 pages, along with much better graphics, so be prepared! This issue will include a variety amount of different types of events with wholesome experiences. Another update is that I will be serving as the division’s EA, however I will still be here as your tech editor my best and my all! To finish this off be sure to continue volunteering in the summer seals and continue to serve your communities with a sealy spirit!
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a message from the
itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s your president here! Summer is right around the corner and you know what that means? Lots of time for volunteering and spending time with your fellow key clubbers! Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great time to get ahead on volunteer hours for the presidential award AND to stay on track to qualify for a stole and patch when you become a senior! With that note, I hope you guys have a great summer vacation <333
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table of contents 4-9 table of contents + calendar + special msg
12 - 13 adopt a highway
10 - 11 kiwanis ribfest
2-3 note from president + tech editor
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14 - 15 foam glow run
table of contents 18 - 19 griffith park run
16-17 banquet
22 - 23 dlt updates 28 closing page
24 - 25 home club dlt?! 20 - 21 may dcm
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26 - 27 last meeting
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ribfest 5/4/2019 foam glow 5/11/2019 banquet 5/16/2019 may dcm 5/18/2019 griffith park 5/19/2019
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last meeting 5/28/2019
self care 101
self care 101 -8-
self care 101 why am i doing this? Because some of y’all so caught up in your exams y'all forget how to take care yourself >:( how do you feel?! I feel good! and if you don’t that’s okay :) everyone gets sad and stressed (esp during AP seasons!) however, taking care of yourself mentally and physically should be your most number one priority!
do something YOU enjoy ITS OKAY TO TAKE A BREAK! Doing something you like whether you’re hanging with your friends or binging a show till 3 i the morning, take a break and relax. Return with a clearer and brighter mind tee hee!
SLEEP! It sounds obvious, if you can’t remember the last time you had a full night's rest, then sleep. Getting a good sleep will do you good in the long run physically and mentally.
talk about your feelings stressed about a personal issue? Talk about it, don’t keep it to yourself. Tell a close friend you trust and don’t hold onto the negativity in your head :)
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welcome to...
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ribfest who? ribfest is an event where kiwins and key clubbers serve ribs to our sponsors for our clubs of the kiwanis branches.
what to do? - serve ribs + food to our local sponsors - prepare the event - prepare the food - clean up after the event
Ribfest was a great experience, I got the opportunity to help set up an event of a lifetime for each and every person that came. Things I did included preparing the tables and serving food with the community that led to a great time overall. When everyone finished early, we all got to hang out and play near the park next door. If I ever had the chance, I would volunteer for the event again, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s something I really enjoyed and would love to be apart of again.
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adopt a highway what do you do? - beautify the neighborhoods within the city (in this case hacienda heights) - collect cigarette butts for extra ka-ching for our club account
1,000 cigarettes
by: Juan Villa
The “adopt a highway” event was a great way to spend my Saturday morning. During the event, I bonded with friends AND helped save the environment, two things which mix surprisingly well. Me and my group managed to pick up 1,010 cigarette buds along the highway, which is a scary amount if you ask me. I think the best part of the event was that it didn’t necessarily feel like work. It felt like I was hanging out my friends and doing something good on the side. Adopt a highway was definitely one of the more memorable events I’ve done.
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foam glow was dummy lit by: OMG foam glow was such an amazing event. We were suppose to help with water station, however, the event had too many volunteers. It was super super fun and I would definitely go again. The whole event was like huge party. They had a party before the race to hype up the runners and an after party to celebrate their amazing run. There was green and pink foam EVERYWHERE. Everyone got soaked. It was really fun and I would totally recommend more people going next time. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m glad I went.
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b a n q u e t
Key Club Banquet 2019 was a night to remember. It was my first of four in my key club journey and I encourage those who did not attend to do so in the future. It was a night full of laughter, heartfelt speeches, and immense amounts of photos capturing the friendships and memories I created this past year.
Why do we have banquets? Banquets are usually a way to honor the old board as well to install the new board (besides DCON). It is also a way that we have all our fellow seals come together and bond for our home club. Seal or not it is a way to have a little gathering within our community <333
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Our president and whole officer board worked so hard in order to provide the members of our club an unforgettable experience and their efforts were displayed proudly. We were able to have food (tacos, beans & rice) as the main meal, along with drinks and desert. The interior of the setting of our banquet was amazing as well. Awards were given out and our advisor, along with Kiwanis representatives were present, making speeches. Our new officer board was also introduced, each with a thanks to the previous officer in their own position for the past term! Overall, it was an amazing experience and I would highly recommend attending this event in the future!
Who is the new board? In case you missed the last issue, (which was also the very first one >:(((() our officer board is tech editor: Catherine Nguyen; mrc: cindy fan; historians: jenibelle ho & krista huang; vp records: kasey vuong; vp comms: ryan ly & shishun guan; vp at large: hailey tran; president: susan duong.
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e x p e r i e n c e
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experiences? Finish the Ride was a very relaxed event. Key clubbers were assigned to work the registration booth and sign the runners and cyclists in, and to also pass out a distribute shirts to them. Since it was very cold, and it was raining, the adults working the event was kind enough to provide all the volunteers with heat pads to keep us warm. Based from this experience I would definitely volunteer at this event again if I had a chance.
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register the runners distribute shirts out to the runners cheer them on help out with the runners
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may division council meeting Why go to DCMs? - Make new friends - A way to get involved with FUN - Fun service projects
Club of the Month Arroyo High School Ice Breakers separated into different groups then were given a word, which our specific group had to sing a song with the word used as many times
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division leadership team 19-20
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division updates 19â&#x20AC;&#x2122;- 20â&#x20AC;&#x2122; dlt board Kiwanis Family Foundation Chair: Janet Teng @_janet.t._ LTG: Robin Yi @bobbin.yi Executive Assistant: Jenny Chen @ jennychenn_ Executive Assistant: Catherine Nguyen @batherine.boogin Division Secretary: William Trang @willypichu Event Task Coordinator: Kevin Do @beyond_higher
tech editors wanted! Contrary to popular belief, Tech Editors do not draw. It simply depends on what your creative output is! The Division Tech Editor has the responsibility of designing graphics for the Division when required. You also will be working with social media such as our: website, Instagram, and Facebook. You will be making such things as: advertisements, Facebook covers, overlays, icons, and even potentially merchandise. Any creative projects will be directed to you. You will be creating a Technologies Committee to assist you in handling your tasks such as: graphics, photography, and website maintenance.
how can i apply?
Fundraising Task Coordinator: Alyssa Chen @alyssa.chen_ News Editor: Matthew Hui @manto_canto Spirit Coordinator: Vy Tran @smol.vy Spirit Coordinator: Rita Kuang @hitthekuangg Member Recognition Chair: Vanessa Li @cyvanessali
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message the LTG along with your graphics (ex. past edits)
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if unsure you can talk to me or the LTG
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due date: TBD
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ideally apply if you have lots of time on your hands
introducing our home executive assistant
fundraising task
Hey hi hello seals! uwuwuwuwu
Hey seals!
I’m Catherine Nguyen and I will be dual serving as this home club’s tech editor along well as being the next term’s executive assistant. Yes, I do have a lot on my plate, however I will assure you that I will do my just and execute it properly. My goals as EA is do something big to help our member count rise, even if it means making a key club version of rich brian hehehe. I want to b able to show that key club in a sense is a family, it’s a place where they can come when things are not going well. Leading on I want to be that role model where people can rely on.
it’s Alyssa Chen here your 2019-2020 FTC. FTCs are fundraising task coordinators that help and run fundraisers for our division. As this years FTC, I’m aiming towards new, exciting, and engaging fundraisers every month to get everyone involved! I hope to make this term a fun and exciting one filled with fundraisers.
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division leadership team event task coord
WHATS POPPIN SEALS ｡･ﾟ･(ﾉ∀`)･ﾟ･｡
I am Kevin Do, you're 2019-2020 term ETC (Event task coordinator) here to serve you all as part of the division!You may know me as the IP VP. of coms, that red haired kid at events, or the one dude who keeps showing you memes! But aside from that, as part of my position I genuinely want to help encourage more members to volunteer in key club! That is why as one of my goals I hope to set out for increased turnout at events and to find more favorable/ fun events for all the members! I hope set a bar for volunteer hours for the division as a whole! So let's get to it seals! Let's splash into service in this next term (˘︶˘).｡.:*♡
spirit task coord
Cheerios sealios!
I’m your gal, Vy Tran, and I’m one of the new peeps here in the DLT team, serving o“Spirit Task Coordinator” You may not know who I am, me being a “lowkey” member for all these years, but this year, I assure y’all that you’ll be seeing me around a lot more. I’m actually really excited to meet you all personally in DCMs and events! My point is, even as an “STC,” I’m first and foremost, a key club member who has her own likes and interests, so don’t be afraid to stop by and say hi when you see me! Regarding my job as STC, BE REST ASSURED! I’ll be prioritizing Key Club once again (yay)! One of my goals as STC is to give you fellow seals all the cheers as soon as possible! ¯\_(ツ) _/¯
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end of the year awards Member of the Year: Alyssa Chen
Officer of the year: Jane Vo
Key Contributor Award: Cheney Lee
S-U-P-E-R
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Member of the Month: Edison Zhou
Potential Leader Award:
Spirited Service Award: Natalie Suankaew
Team Impact Award: Lily Voong
Kayla Liu
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@arroyokeyclub
arroyohskeyclub.weebly.com
Hi everyone this is my second newsletter! I personally think that this newsletter was a huge glow up! I wanted to experiment with different types of graphics and such, and honestly I seriously am proud of myself and I am proud to show this newsletter off to you guys! So if you are reading this part right now, I want to thank you for taking time out of whatever you are doing just to read this. I really appreciate it <333 So Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll see you guys in the next issue HEE HEE!!