Paw Print | June | Volume 11 Issue 1

Division 27 North | Region 16 | CNH District

June 2022 | Volume 11 Issue 1

D27N’s Fundraiser

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Hello Grizzlies!!!

It’s your Mama Bear Jamie Lynn Phan. FINALS ARE OVER, WOO! I've ended the school year on the 20th of May. It feels bittersweet that I am no longer a junior now and preparing to enter my senior year. I am so, so sad about the graduating seniors (like 2021-22 Mama Bear Hailey Phan) but I am trying to comfort myself knowing that they are off to grander things in life after graduation.

If you are still in school, hang in there, you are almost to the end! If you already finished school, I am proud of you for concluding your studies this year! We are already two months into this term. Is it just me or is time really flying by? This month, you can anticipate for us to host our annual Officer Training Conference Alongside 27 South! Officers are mandated to attend and members are welcome to attend as guests in order to gain more knowledge about Key Club. I have been contemplating what exactly I plan on doing over the summertime. First and foremost, I will be catching up on rest and sleep that I have been deprived of during the duration of the last school year. There were one too many nights where I stayed up until 4 AM and I plan on allowing my body to heal from that… During the summer, I also hope to go swimming sometimes with friends and family! If we could, I wished that we would be able to do a Division-wide pool party. That is not possible right now considering the pandemic, so I hope you all enjoy swimming on your own time this summer. I will sadly be preoccupied with some extra summer courses that I am taking to complete my A.A. degree for Delta College. Being a hot girl scholar does not stop! Whatever you plan on doing this summer, please remember to take this time during the year to heal and rejuvenate your energy. School is oftentimes draining, and I know that it must have been exhausting for a lot of you all. Please rest.

Take time to just appreciate your solitude in silence, resume some hobbies you might have neglected, sleep in without having to worry about an irritating 8 AM alarm, spend time with friends and family, and finally, be in the present moment. Key Club continues over the summer, so I hope going to service and DCMs will be a part of your summer hangout plans! I’ll see you around, Grizzlies.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you need anything this summer!

D27N Lieutenant Governor

d27n.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org

03 | LTG’s Note

Grizzlies, how do you feel?!?!

I know I’m feeling grrrrr-eat! If you guys are not familiar with me, my name is Stella Torres, an upcoming senior at Benjamin Holt, and I am so fortunate to serve D27N as their DNE for the 2022-2023 term!

In this editor note, I will be talking about my key club journey throughout my 4 years serving you lovely Grizzlies ʕ ᵔᴥᵔ ʔ + also get to know me a little bit more.

As a freshman, I was always looking up to the leaders that contribute time for this organization, wanting to be just like them. Although I tried out for many Key Club position my first year, I had no luck. It wasn’t until sophomore year, I realize I can do more as a member!

This led me to join many committees such as the District Judging committee 2021 and receive many Division awards such as Member of the Year. This inspired me to focus on Member retention serving Ben Holt as VP and D27N as MRTC 2021-2022 (junior year). I was so glad to maintain these important roles, serving D27N with as much passion as possible! These two leadership roles can differ in task, however I can compare their similarities instantly. Both roles are inclusiveness to member retention and work with positions such as the President and LTG. Last year, I was even grateful to receive Distinguish VP award at DCON 2022. I continue show my dedication towards you all by serving as your DNE for my last term, All the losses I experience in my underclassmen years really resulted to me living my best life with all these wonderful opportunities.

Now enough about my Key Club life, let me tell you my own life. Some things about me is that I love making bentos, a new hobby of mine. Although making the bento nice and pretty can take a lot of patience, devouring it is worth all the time. Another thing about me is that I love anything studio ghibli. Even my bento box is My Neighbor Totoro themed. For more of my personal content and getting to know me better, make sure to follow me on Instagram @stellamiiko!! Do not be afraid to message me on any platforms, I promise I won’t bite, I just want to be a friend!!

D27N Division News Editor

d27n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com

04 | Editor’s Note

05 | Calendar

The Honey Points System is a Division-wide point system that incentivizes clubs to maintain their club’s activities in regards to service, fundraising, and Officers meeting Division deadlines!

Each month, the Lt. Governor or Executive Assistant will calculate the points each club has earned based on a rubric.

40 points Bear Creek: 25 points Ben Holt: Cesar Chavez: 85 points HCA: 40 points Mcnair: 40 points Lincoln: 40 points Lodi: Middle College: St. Mary’s: 25 points Tokay:

80 points

155 points 135 points

06 | Honey Points

08 | Articles and Visuals

09 | Articles and Visuals

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15 | Articles and Visuals

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Each individual clubs has their purpose on encouraging members to be more active during meetings and inviting to any events shared on the slides or social media. There are many events a club can host, making sure our members are having a fun time!

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President Host meetings, Attend Division Council Meetings, Communication through socials/email

● Vice President (s) Limit of 5 vice pres. depending on club size, Find service and collect permission slips, Find Chaperones/contact w/ school office Secretary Take notes in EVERY meetings, Fill out Monthly Report Forms, Attend almost ALL service events Treasurer Collect dues and money for any events, Organize fundraisers for PTP, club, etc.

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Interclubs ○ allows clubs to interact socially apart from the regularly scheduled meetings. .Some things we do in an interclub is..

■ Do service projects with new friends!!

■ Play games <33 ■ Have fun!

Officer of the Month ○ Tasks for MEMBERS to nominate thor officers to recognize their hard work and earn honey points Additional (but not required) ○ Spirit Session ○ Training Workshops ○ Potlucks, etc.

Editor Have access to all socials, Articles and Visuals submitted on every 12th of the month Historian Take candid photos, Attend most events as well, non-required position *Note: There could be other position depending on the club size. Contact your Club board for any further questions!!

Cesar Chavez Grizzlies →

Find it on issuu.com/cnhkc. You can also access it on the CNH Cyberkey at cnhkeyclub.org>news>newsletters.

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What’s Poppin’ Grizzlies! My name is Helena Teung-Ouk and I serve you guys as your CNH District Visual Media Editor! As I am a CNH bee or a D27N Grizzly, I am also an MCHS Dragon. I am an upcoming senior at Middle College High School. This is my last year in Key Club and I am happy to be leading the CNH Youtube Channel, and some part of @cnhkeyclub Instagram as part of my position. I will also be leading my very own team of talented artists called the DVMT (District Visual Media Team). Last year I got the opportunity to be on this team and share some of my work with the CNH, I also made my very first key club friend here (hi joanne! also your district ne). Once applications are out I hope you guys will apply and be able to share your work too!

I am very excited to be serving you guys! There is a lot to look forward too that I hope you’ll come along the ride for!

Let’s get Poppin’ - Helena Teung-Ouk

19 | Grizzly Gallery

20 | Thank you for reading NOTE: DLT Contact Info coming soon