Division 11 Newsletter January Issue 2022 by Division 11 Dolphins

CALI - NEV - HA | REGION 1 | DIVISION 11

JANUARY| VOLUME 5 | ISSUE NINE

MESSAGES

UPCOMING EVENTS

DIVISION GOALS UPDATE

DISTRICT UPDATES

JANUARY SOSP CLUB SPOTLIGHT

ARTICLES & VISUALS

SPLASHY RECOGNITIONS

CONTACT INFO

HAPPY NEW YEAR DOLPHINS!! Wow guys! Can you guys believe it’s actually 2022?! It’s almost been a whole year since the term began! It’s nearing the end of senior season for many of us :( We have only 6-7 months left until we are officially graduated and out of high school! We have to keep on grinding for these last couple of months not only in school but also in Key Club! We are nearing the ends of our goals, and I know we can reach it by the end of May! So go out and serve, push and participate in fundraisers, and make sure to have fun while doing so! For many of you guys, you just need a little push to get over your fence of thoughts. Whether it be going for awards, or running for that position you want to be for the next term. Maybe it’s as small as talking to your key club friend crush at an event! Whatever it may be, you guys got it! Shoot your shot as many of us say! I believe in you so make sure to believe in yourself too!! If you ever need advice, or just someone to talk to or play vlaorant with, contact your one and only! Serving with a PORPOISE,

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MEET THE PRESIDEN

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My school has a large service hour requirement, and I wanted to find a club that would expose me to multiple opportunities that could help me get my hours. Key Club personally stood out to me because of the type of atmosphere it created surrounding community service. I had a ton of friends who kept pushing me to join sharing all the experiences they have had as a Key Club member like going to DCMs, and I knew right from our club rush day at school that Key Club truly had something special about it. I eventually gave in to my friends and joined, and I am so grateful I did because, since then, I have learned so much and have made so many friends and memories that I know will last a lifetime.

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Mater Dei Catholic Key Club holds meetings 1-2 times a month. At our meetings we play icebreakers to create stronger bonds between members and discuss club updates and service opportunities. We work very hard with our ASB as well to get lots of fundraisers going and projects approved to give our members fun opportunities to actively earn their service hours while leaving a positive impact on our community. Though we may be a small club compared to others in our division, our love for leading and serving others does not go unnoticed!

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Althea Roque | MATER DEI CATHOLIC Happy holidays Dolphins! In the spirit of Christmas, MDCHS and SDSCPA partnered with VolunteerMatch in order to help out with the Brunch with Santa event from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm for a total of 8 service hours at De La Cruz Park. This event was for individuals with disabilities and their families for Christmas, so club members got to help out with passing around presents for all the children. Members even enjoyed a delicious brunch while assisting in setting up and decorating for fun festivities around the park while also facilitating carnival games for goers to enjoy! We also got to help prepare and serve brunch in the meantime as well as helping out presents with Santa. What a great way to get the Christmas Spirit going!! This is Mater Dei signing out!

DEZIREI ADATO | MAR VISTA This service event was sponsored by our local Kiwanis and Imperial Beach Neighborhood Center. Members and other volunteers gathered food and toys donated by the community. We collected canned food like fruit, meat, tuna, vegetables, pasta, sauce, pet food, and more. Rice and boxed goods were also accepted. New toys were also donated that ranged from ages 0 to 18 years old. Volunteers kept track of what was being donated and organized the items. Others kept a list, tallying the inventory, and others provided assistance for the incoming vehicles that were dropping off Goods.

BRODY O’MALLEY | SAN DIEGO On December 11, San Diego High Key Club participated in volunteering for the Santa Run in Pacific beach. We helped set up for the run, hand out water to the runners, and clean up after the run finished. We had seven volunteers help for four and a half hours each. We had a lot of bonding time and got to meet high-schoolers from all over San Diego, who were also helping out at the run. Our club found this event to be extremely successful and we are planning on participating in it again next year.

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KIWANIS ADVISOR OF THE MONTH

FACULTY ADVISOR OF THE MONTH

SDSCPA MEMBER RECOGNITION Zara Exconde ℅ ‘25 Our chosen member of the month is Zara Exconde. Zara is one of our freshman key club members and since the beginning of the school year, she has shown up consistently to meetings, attended local service events, and contributed to her home club on her own time. SDSCPA is so grateful for Zara because of the spirit she shows and the inclusivity that she brings to the club. We recognize her ability to socialize with other key clubbers, both within our school and from others. We want to award Zara for her great community building skills and several of her other contributions to SDSCPA Key Club. Congratulations to Zara Exconde for being named our December member of the month!

MVHS MEMBER RECOGNITION Camilla Eugenio ℅ ‘22 Our member of the month for the month of December is Camilla Eugenio! Camilla, is a Loyal member to Key Club and is being recognized for her dedication despite being busy with external factors. She is a talented individual and offers to contribute to help out other members, selfless too. This includes utilizing her creative side in crafts and offering to teach others in new and unique ways to synthesize. This was especially useful in Key Club’s Spookfest where the members helped set up the decorations, she along with the team were visions and constructors. Thank you again Camilla for everything you do for our key club, and congratulations on your recognition.

EHS MEMBER RECOGNITION Aaliyah Diaz ℅ ‘24 Aaliyah has participated in all of the service projects organized by our club this year. Specifically, she participated in Eastlake Key Club's knitting service event for breast cancer survivors despite having to get COVID tested last minute. We appreciate her dedication and efforts. Furthermore, Aaliyah attended Fall Rally and promptly completed all requirements such as attending spirit sessions and DCM. She has demonstrated a huge spirit and is an outstanding member of our club.

Ashlin Enriquez (MVHS) Brody O’Malley (SDHS) Francheska Arellano (SDSCPA) Mylene Dulay (SDSCPA) Jenna Ramiscal (SDSCPA) Shaena Dilayre (SDSPCA)

Perrie Ann Aspiras (SUHI)

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REGION 1 ADVISOR | LISA WATSON r01advisor.lwatson@cnhkeyclub.org

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR | RAFFI FLORES d11.ltg@cnhkeyclub.ord EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT | NERISSA VIRAY d11.cnhkc.ea01@gmail.com EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT | KYLEE GONZALES d11.cnhkc.ea02@gmail.com EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT | KATHLEEN RAMOS d11.cnhkc.ea00@gmail.com DIVISION NEWS EDITOR | FIONA VIRAY d11.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com SERVICE PROJECTS COORD | GISELLE GEERING d11.cnhkc.spc@gmail.com FUNDRAISING COORD | ETHAN HUYNH d11.cnhkc.fc@gmail.com TECH EDITOR | BRODY O’MALLEY d11.cnhkc.te@gmail.com SPIRIT COORD | REMY IGNACIO d11.cnhkc.sc@gmail.com SPIRIT COORD | ERIEN FERRER d11.cnhkc.sc02@gmail.com SPIRIT COORD | ATHENA ALMEDA d11.cnhkc.sc03@gmail.com GRAPHIC DESIGN COORD | KATE LALIC d11.cnhkc.gdc1@gmail.com GRAPHIC DESIGN COORD | REN SANO d11.cnhkc.gdc2@gmail.com GRAPHIC DESIGN COORD | TRINITY FITZGERALD d11.cnhkc.gdc3@gmail.com

BONITA VISTA | JAIDY LEYVA bvhskcpres@gmail.com CRAWFORD | VACANT THIS COULD BE YOU EASTLAKE | DANTE VILLALOBOS d11.cnhkc.ehs.president@gmail.com HILLTOP | VACANT THIS COULD BE YOU LINCOLN | VACANT THIS COULD BE YOU MAR VISTA | JANINE POQUIZ mvhkcpres@gmail.com MAR VISTA | ASHLIN ENRIQUES mvhkcvp@gmail.com MATER DEI | MELINA VICENTE m3linav@gmail.com MORSE | TEDRICK SANTOS tedsan127@gmail.com O’FARRELL | ERICA AGNO erica.agno@ofarrellschool.org O’FARRELL | DARREN PANINGBATAN darren.paningbatan@ofarrellschool.org SAINT AUGUSTINE | ETHAN HUYNH ethan.huynh@outlook.com SAINT AUGUSTINE | SEAN KERWIN seankerwin@gmail.com SOUTHBAY | KYLEE GONZALES kyleecieraa07@gmail.com SOUTHBAY | APRIL LIANG a0207liang@gmail.com SAN DIEGO | MIKAILA SCHELLENBERG mikaila.schellenberg@gmail.com SDSCPA | JENNA RAMISCAL scpakcpres@gmail.com SWEETWATER | ERIEN FERRER suhikcpres@gmail.com