CNH|KEY CLUB SHELDON KEY CLUB | D7S | REGION 16 | JANUARY
VOLUME I | ISSUE 7
MONSTER’S
MONTHLY
CONTENTS 2. Table of Contents 3. Opening Message
4. Calendar 5. Upcoming Events 6. Recap of Events 8. Member Recognition 10. Key Club Daily 12. Trivia Time ! 14. Division Updates
Happy New Year Sheldon Key Club! I hope you all had a wonderful break and that you all received plenty of presents. Since it is the new year, I wanted to remind you all of the amazing and memorable things we’ve done together as a club beginning with our first meeting and our first social. We have so much memories together and so many more to fulfil. I wanted to thank you all for an amazing year so far and wish for many more good things to come.
As you know, DCON an annual district wide event is approaching fast, so if you are interesting in attending make sure to contact one of the officers. At DCON, you can attend many workshops and learn about the different things within key club. There are also many fun things planned throughout the event such as keynote speakers or performers, distinguished awards, and so much more!
In monstrous spirit,
Velalena Moua
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LAND & SEA TRI-TIP & CRAB FEED (SET UP)
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FRIDAY JANUARY 25 | 5:30PM-11:30PM Where: 5645 MARCONI AVE./ CARMICHAEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LAND & SEA TRI-TIP & CRAB FEED (SERVING & CLEAN UP)
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SATURDAY JANUARY 26 | 5:30PM-11:30PM Where: 5645 MARCONI AVE./ CARMICHAEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ATTIRE: CLUB T-SHIRT AND BLACK PANTS! (CONTACT OFFICER IF YOU NEED ONE)
PLATE TO ELIMINATE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16 | 3PM-5PM, 5PM-8:30PM Where: Sheldon High School 
Volunteers will be helping with set up, event execution (serving, etc.), and clean up.
Featured a SAMMY QUAN
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LEADERSHIP TR AINING CONFERENCE
C K I : S A N TA ’ S G I F T O F G
Although I’ve been in key club for 3 years now, this was my first time going to LTC. I didn’t know what to expect at all and I thought that it would be similar to RTC and OTC. However, when we were there, I got to learn a lot about what each position really did. I also got to hear what each IP’s of each position and the current ones felt like and how they started
My name is Kiefer Salimo and my favorite event so far would have to be the CKI. The things that I really enjoyed about it were the activities and meeting new people. What we did in CKI was basically split up into groups and go to stations and do different activities for each station. My favorite station would have to be when our group did the icebreaker because it was a lot of fun playing games and I got to know more about my group. The other thing that I liked about it was
out. It really made the officers seem like human and I felt that I could connect to them because when I ran for office I felt the same way. It was just reassuring that no matter what you feel while running for office, you’re not alone. I highly recommend YOU to run for office if you’re currently interested. DON’T BE AFRAID TO DO IT.
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KEVIN SALIMO CHRISTMAS SOCIAL 2K18 Good afternoon, my name is Kevin Josh Salimo and I will be writing about the Thanksgiving Social (in a roundabout way). Unlike the Christmas Social, the Thanksgiving Social felt more organized in keeping everyone together and engaged; however I am not saying that the Christmas Social was unenjoyable by any means, but instead the Thanksgiving Social more entertaining. As a freshman it was a bit awkward at first since I did not know many other Key Club members, but as time went on I felt more comfortable thanks to the great hospitality of the other club members and of course having some of my friends come to the social as well. It was great seeing people bring food for the Social, and good food too, that made appreciate the club members even if they just went to the store to go
buy it. After getting food my friends and I played Uno by ourselves while the rest of the club went ate somewhere else; despite us freshman being “shy�, Erika a board member approached us and asked us to join the others, and I was shocked to see that they wanted us to get to know the other members so much that they invited us over to join them. Granted maybe she was asked forced to do it, but in any case it was still a nice thing to do. Later on in the night we played a game of Mafia, and the Lap game which was VERY revealing. However in the end I would say that the Socials help members of Key Club get to know one another, and become comfortable with each other.
Recap of Events BETIZEL PANCAKE BREAKFAST Members woke up early to help volunteer at the local elementary by serving pancakes and sausages. Members were also tasked to help children with arts and craft, as well as breaking down and cleaning up the event.
CIM Members were tasked to fold clothes, hold signs, greet runners, take photos, and provided more assistance to any vendors that needed an extra helping hand.
JINGLE BELL RUN Members worked together to sort and hand metals to runners as they pass by.
FITE PANCAKE BREAKFAST Members were tasked to serve similar activities related to the Beitzel Pancake Breakfast.
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KEY CLUB
DAILY
TREA SURER S E N I O R / J U N I O R / S O P H O M O R E The treasurer is in control of the club’s money. They are responsible for keeping accurate financial reports. Duties they are to complete consist of collecting member dues, transact business through the school account, inform the club about financial strengths and weaknesses. They are also required to disburse funds and schedule fundraisers.
Which officer is in charge of submitting visuals and articles and creating newsletters!
BULL ETIN EDITOR S E N I O R / J U N I O R / S O P H O M O R E Bulletin editors are responsible for submitting visuals and articles to the division news editor. By effectively communicating with their board members, they could attain photos from them. Visuals are candid of members at service events. Articles vary from interviews to experiences that members are willing to share about. Bulletin editors could ask anyone within key club about their experiences. To continue, bulletin editors are also responsible for submitting newsletters which include upcoming events, recap of events, member articles, visuals, and a calendar.
MEMBER RECOGNITI ON S E N I O R / J U N I O R / S O P H O M O R E Member Recognition is an appointed position. However, they have a very important job within the club because they recognize those who have exhibit core values, completed most service hours, and the member or officer of the month. They are also in charge making a scrapbook that could be submitted into a district contest. The scrapbook could also be a digital and could be made with the help of a committee.
UNICEF stands for the words United Nation’s International Emergency Trust Fund A. True B. False UNICEF works in a total of ____ countries. A. 150 B. 300 C. 190 D. 100 UNICEF was founded in _____ to help protect children after WWII and to mainly help starving and ill children who live in war-torn or destroyed regions in Europe, China, and the Middle East. A. 1946 B. 1990 C. 1983 D. 1956
CONTACT US PRESIDENT ELAINE PHAN
VICE PRESIDENT CINDY LUU
VICE PRESIDENT NANCY LE
d07s.skc.pres@gmail.com d07s.skc.vpresident@gmail.com d07s.skc.vpres@gmail.com
TREASURER ERIKA ZHENG
d07s.skc.tres@gmail.com
MEMBER RECOGNITION KELLY LE
SECRETARY SAMMY QUAN
d07s.skc.sec@gmail.com
TECH & WEB MASTER KATHY TRI
d07s.shskc.mr@gmail.com
SERVICE COORDINATOR QUOCVIET DAM
SOCIAL CHAIR HENRY DUONG
EVENTS RECAP 12.21.18 The DCM was held before the annual Caroling for Cans event near Franklin. Key Clubbers from throughout the division would go around to different neighborhoods and carol for cans.
12.22.18 1. A 2. C 3. A
The LTC was held last Saturday and allowed key clubbers and current officers to share their experiences as an officer as well as learn about more positions they may be interested in. It was a free event opened to everyone at the Kiwanis Family House.
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THANK YOU!
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