CALI - NEV - HA | REGION 1 | DIVISION 11
DECEMBER | VOLUME 5 | ISSUE EIGHT
MESSAGES
UPCOMING EVENTS
DIVISION GOALS UPDATE
DISTRICT UPDATES
DECEMBER SOSP
ARTICLES & VISUALS
SPLASHY CONTACT INFO RECOGNITIONS
Oh my! Oh my! What’s poppin’ dolphins?! We are already in the last and final month of 2021?! The term is almost over and I am about to have a baby to a new LTG Elect for your new LTG for the 2022-2023 tern?! This is all moving by too fast! All of these memories I am making with you guys, all these last final events with each other… I wish I can do it all over again! Other than my retirement coming in real soon, I just want to say thank you to everyone who attended Fall Rally South! I have never felt so supported in my life! Thank you so much for uplifting our division spirits during the session and around the park. CONGRATS TO US FOR TOP 3! We made D11 history by making it that far into the spirit session! We won the spirit stick in our hearts <3 Dolphins, let's keep swimming to the end together. As strong as one united pod. To be able to reach and surpass all of our goals! I love you all so so so much, AND REMEMBER TO SAVE UP FOR DCON 2022 AND APPLY FOR AWARDS! Serving with a PORPOISE,
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HELLO READERS, Fiona reporting here wish you all a wonderful break. Fall Rally was really a fun and energetic experience and I was able to interact with other you guys! The spirit battles with other schools are so fun and loud! I lost my voice. ALSO the rides and the foods and the screams are so entertaining! Anyways, what I'm thankful for are you readers and this establishment filled with future leaders. As the break starts, remember to drink water and relax. Finally, remember to pay your dues! Donate to PTP, and look out for each other. Look forward for more events waving in our way dolphins!
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Happy Holidays Dolphins! Its me your MRF Executive Assistant Kylee Gonzales and I hope all of you guys had an amazing time at FRS this year! As this year is wrapping up soon, I hope everyone aces their finals and continue to end off strong! Make sure to take time for yourself and your mental health! Love you dolphins and stay wavy! <3
Hey Dolphins! This is one of your Graphic Design Coordinators, Ren. I know we’re at the very last stretch of the year and everyone’s busy with finishing their finals. I’d just like to go over the great work we’ve done for the community this past year, and especially getting top three for that spirit stick during FRS!! I wish everyone the best for their finals, and remember, WE GOT THEM DOLPHIN FINS UP IN YO FACE!!!
Yoo how's it going D11! Its Remy your Spirit Coordinator and I hope you all are enjoying this winter break with family and friends. Make sure to prioritize your mental health and take time to kickback and chill during the holiday season. Stay splashy dolphins!
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Alexa Buhay | O’FARRELL During the month of October, we were able to have our first in-person community project after the pandemic hit. The event took place during a triathlon where members (students, participants, etc.) were able to take shifts in helping set up. The triathlon was located at Bonita Cove Park. Key Club members served for at least 4 hours, and can earn up to 6 hours doing tiring work. They supplied athletes with water and snacks in order to encourage them to keep going. Overall, it was a new and interesting experience, since it was our first in-person service event consisting of helping others by supplying them with essential needs.
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LEUKEMIA & LYMP Ghia Narvaez | MORSE
On November 6th, in support of leuke attended Division 11’s Light the Night members had a great time volunteeri Members had shifts with assigned task out lanterns. It was also another oppo their volunteer hours. The organization grateful to be of help! One of our members, Gabrielle Acero and how beautiful the lanterns looked one of the prettiest volunteering even
Althea Roque | MATER DEI
What’s Splashin’ Dolphins! This is Mater De cool breezes, and hot coffee fill the air a couldn’t wait for our Thanksgiving break! near end and winter springing up on us, M other key clubs such as Morse came toge celebrate, honor, and remember those im with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Socie participated in volunteering for the Light fundraising campaigns benefiting The Le funding of research to find blood cancer Waterfront Park, we were able to register as – checking in volunteers, assembling la on survivors of cancer during the walk rou
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What a wonderful experience in meeting volunteering for a great cause! Members out bright, colorful light-up accessories b light up with the lanterns. This is Mater De
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emia survivors, Morse Key Club volunteering event. Many of our ing and bonding with one another. ks such as setting up tents and giving ortunity for new members to gain n raised over $840k and we are
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ei reporting live. The smell of apple pies, as November came around. We just ! However, with autumn coming to a Mater Dei Key Club members as well as ether under one uniting force to mpacted by cancer. Working together ety, many key club members The Night event which is a series of eukemia and Lymphoma Society’s r cures. On Saturday, November 6th at r for a number of volunteering shifts such anterns, sanitizing stations, and cheering ute.
g survivors of cancer while also s enjoyed guiding vendors and passing before finally getting to see the night sky ei signing out Dolphins! Stay wavy!
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Noor Zaiden | SDSCPA The Walk of Alzheimer’s event was a walk for people and loved ones that have Alzheimer’s. I was there to cheer the walkers on so they wouldn’t feel like they were walking alone. I felt really happy when I cheered people on. We also handed out water to the people who participated in the walk. This event really captured the idea that I like cheering people on things they thrive to do.
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MEMBER OF THE MONTH
OFFICER OF THE MONTH
CLUB OF THE MONTH
KIWANIS ADVISOR OF THE MONTH
FACULTY ADVISOR OF THE MONTH
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EASTLAKE MEMBER RECOGNITION Victoria Naval ℅ 2024 Victoria is Eastlake's member of the month for her consistent commitment to participate in key club. She has dedicated her time to participate in several of Eastlake's service projects such as our Walk 4 Alzheimer's Marathon. She also actively participates in our meetings, never hesitating to ask any questions. Members like Victoria make serving Eastlake and Key Club a pleasure.
SDSCPA MEMBER RECOGNITION Akira Garcia ℅ 2023 Our chosen member of the month is Akira Garcia. Since we have become a more active and engaging club since the beginning of the school year, Akira has been showing consistency and frequent dedication to SDSCPA Key Club by attending all of our club's weekly meetings and volunteering at several service events. While participating at local events such as the Mission Bay Triathlon and the Walk4ALZ annual event, he not only served his community, he also took high quality candid photos for our club to present at meetings and on our social media platforms. Akira is always engaged in what is going on with Key Club and reaches out whenever he has any questions or concerns about anything regarding important information. He also showcases what it means to be a good Key Clubber by being a good role model and being inclusive of his peers and that is why we are so proud to have him as one of our members. Congratulations to Akira Garcia for being named our November member of the month!
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SUHI MEMBER RECOGNITION Kherivon Hernandez ℅ 2023 It is our honor and joy to declare Kherivhon Hernandez Sweetwater Key Club's Member of the Month for November. He most dolphin-itely deserves to be MOTM with how much he has progressed as a member in Key Club. He started attending a lot more events and showing the D11 spirit by being one of the loudest Key Clubbers there. Your eye is automatically drawn to him with his lively spirit, he's so hard to miss! Thank you Kherivhon for all that you do, Sweetwater Key Club appreciates you!
MAR VISTA MEMBER RECOGNITION Ahtziri Rodriguez ℅ 2022 Our member of the month for October is Ahtziri Rodriguez! Ahtziri is always keeping up with Key Club activities and always does her best to attend all these activities. We can always count on her to participate and attend all weekly meetings, DCMs, and events. Her participation is effective and apparent, she is being recognized for her active participation in several Key Club held events, which most were partnered with our local Kiwanis or optimist clubs. She takes the time out of her week to make sure she is keeping up with anything Key Club related. She is on the right track to fulfilling the requirements we have for our club. Thank you Ahtziri for all that you have done or continue to do for our key club, we appreciate your contributions. Thanks again!
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MATER DEI MEMBER RECOGNITION Joslin Obispo ℅ 2024 Mater Dei’s member of the month for November is Joslin Obispo! Joslin has been a very active member in the club since we started events. She has attended our meetings, volunteered at the Mission Bay Triathlon with us, and has attended the DCMs/Spirit Sessions all with an amazing amount of energy! Joslin has also been keeping up with everything for Fall Rally including paying dues and we can tell she is excited! Lastly, Joslin has helped recruit a lot of new members for the club spreading the word to her friends and around school. Keep it up Joslin, we love having you as a part of the club!
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SUBMISSION REMINDERS
Member Recognition due the 1st of every month (Pres/VP) MRF & CUFF due the 5th of every month (Sec/Treas) 3rd recommended! Articles & Visuals due the 10th of every month (Editor/Historian) 9th recommended!
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
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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
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