D35E | July 2021

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Ever Herd of That?

We are all EARS to hear a little more inside information about our members.

Look for popouts like these throughout the newsletter and spot members’ answers.

This month’s question is: WHAT ARE YOU EXCITED ABOUT FOR SUMMER?

letter from the editor

introducing spirit scouts

articles and visuals

The Ellie Comic

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calendar/events

letter from the LTG

may recognition/progress

DLT let’s talk

preferred charities

word search

Editor’s Note:

“The thing I am most excited to do is hangout with my friends now that I am vaccinated! But I am also happy that I get to see my family for the upcoming holidays like the 4th of July. I think that this summer is going to be exciting with everything kind of going back to “normal” which hopefully means I will get to go out and do things that I wasn’t able to do during the lockdown!!”

- ANGELINA SAGON, COVINA GENERAL MEMBER

There is a word search on the last pages of this newsletter, so read until the end!

JULY whole month of July - Krispy Kreme Fundraiser 7/1 to 7/3 - Spirit Week continues

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7/10 - Midnight Mafia Madness Social

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7/17 - Placemat Making

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7/24 - La Verne Grand Prix (1st in person event)

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7/31 - July DCM UPCOMING EVENTS

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What’s Poppin’!

I hope you are all doing well and staying safe! In honor of our summer break and the extra sunshine, this month’s issue is a summer edition. Take advantage of break to sleep more and do things that you enjoy (including service). I wanted to give a little introduction to a new addition in the newsletters... an Ellie comic. I hope you enjoy reading, and a special thank you to Joshua for drawing the comic and collaborating together to come up with a fun story every month. Stay hydrated everyone!

AMBER ZHAO D35E NEWSLETTER EDITOR JOSHUA SANTHIRASEGARI D35E EVENT COORDINATOR aka: the artist behind the Ellie comics

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LETTER FROM THE LTG I hope your summer breaks have been going well and you are taking a well deserved rest!! Make sure to stay hydrated and stay safe!! Although the school year is over and has ended, the journey for service has not! Your home clubs and the division will keep providing service opportunities for you so make sure to participate!!

Summer is a perfect time to get those service hours so make sure to stay on that service grind! Have fun and stay safe Ellies!!! I can’t wait to see you all at our events!

SPIRIT SCOUT ADAN MORENO FUN FACT: I was accepted into the Harvard Summer Program

ANDREW ZHANG FUN FACT: I like airports

BRIANNA BUI FUN FACT: I won a competition for being able to hold the most yellow warheads in my mouth for the longest time

JOELLE HUANG FUN FACT: I love rollercoasters

KATELYN RONEY FUN FACT: I became a black belt at age 9 and have been inducted into the AKKF Hall of Fame for Mixed Martial arts

TERRAN LI FUN FACT: I have two cats and one’s very chubby

LIANA NGO FUN FACT: I’ve had boba everyday of this week

MAI-THI TON FUN FACT: I have a pet chicken

MATISSE RIOS FUN FACT: I am named after a French artist

NATALIE SAELAO FUN FACT: have a cat named after one of my favorite foods

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NOAH MOLINA FUN FACT: I like to dance, and my favorite music artist is tomorrow x together

RACHEL KAO FUN FACT: One time a coyote came into my backyard, and out of shock, I screamed “Bambi”

RYAN LI FUN FACT: I dream to be a monkey

TERRAN LI FUN FACT: I have two cats and one is very chubby

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division goals 581.6 hours 7.27% SERVICE

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MAY RECOGNITION WOOOO congratulations, and keep up the good work!

MEMBER: KATELYN RONEY OFFICER: MARGARET LEE CLUB: WALNUT KIWANIAN: KAYE BIGGS

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Thank you to everyone who submitted their articles and visuals, and don’t forget that you can get a SHOUTOUT here if you submit early bird.

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LETTERS FOR SENIORS By: Roslyn Nava, iPoly Editor

IPoly Keyclub started off the 2021-2022 term with an in-person event we named “Charity Quilts ‘’.

This event took place on May 21st from 3 to 5 pm at Cortez Park. Five of our members attended and were chaperoned by the lovely Mrs. Price.

Participants were expected to bring scissors and at least

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ten pieces of 12x12 cloth (both old and new fabric).

With these materials, our members created a considerably sized blanket that will be donated to Shepherd’s Pantry later this month. This event was both resourceful and beneficial to the homeless community.

During this event, we made sure to layer some of the

fabric so that whoever was receiving it would have a nice, thick blanket. “Charity Quilts” is the first in person event iPoly Keyclub has held since the start of the pandemic. It was a great opportunity to see our members face to face after so long.

WHEN WE ASKED DIVISION EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, DANIELLA LAHER, ABOUT HER THOUGHTS ON THIS EVENT SHE SAID, “IT WAS NICE SEEING EVERYONE AGAIN! BEING ABLE TO HANG OUT AND COLLABORATE ON SERVICE PROJECTS IS SOMETHING THAT I REALLY MISSED FROM THE PAST TERM. I CAN’T WAIT TO HAVE MORE INPERSON EVENTS.” AFTER SEEING SUCH SUCCESS, IPOLY KEYCLUB IS ALREADY ENVISIONING MORE BLANKET MAKING EVENTS FOR THE FUTURE.

“This summer I am most excited about getting ready to go back to school next year and participating in as many key club events as possible.”

- DAYANA PAMPLONA, NORTHVIEW PRESIDENT “I am excited for all the upcoming key club events and getting to spend more time with my friends!”

- AVERY PARAISO, NORTHVIEW SECRETARY “I am most excited about having time to do my favorite hobbies :)” - ISABELLA HUANG, NORTHVIEW GENERAL MEMBER

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During AP and finals season, we wanted to give members an opportunity to participate in fun service events without taking time away from their studies.

This led us to create our monthly online service competition.

During the entire month of May, members played Freerice and had by the end of the month to accumulate up to four service hours. The member who

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FREE RICE By: Brianna Bui, Bonita Vice President

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submitted the most grains of rice would be rewarded with a $15 gift card to a place of their choice. Member Andrew Zhang accumulated an impressive 25,320 grains of rice, and won a $15 Target giftcard! We were so grateful to all our wonderful members who participated, and we are glad we got through finals and AP season together!

“FREERICE WAS A REALLY GREAT AND SIMPLE WAY TO DO SERVICE ON OUR OWN TIME, AND IT WAS FUN AND ALSO EDUCATIONAL AT TIMES :D” -ANDREW ZHANG

By: Emely Gonzalez, Northview Historian

LETTERS OF LOVE SENIOR MEMBER, BRENDA ALVAREZ SAYS IT “WAS A GREAT WAY TO ACTIVATE MY CREATIVITY SKILLS AND IT WAS AN OVERALL NICE EVENT :)”.

““I can’t wait to spend time trying out new hobbies and hanging out with my friends” - CARINA YOUNG, WALNUT GENERAL MEMBER

Last week on June 2nd, 2021, we hosted our first general meeting.

We introduced our new cabinet as well as our first service events coming soon. Some of which included 14 Hours of the Summer of Service part of D35E from June 11th to June 13th, Eliminate Week part of The Eliminate Project for UNICEF from May 31st to June 4th, Letters of Love for

pediatric patients on June 4th, and making dog toys for the Baldwin Park Animal Shelter coming up on June 8th. The Letters of Love service event already took place and we were able to make sweet cards of love for pediatric patients. We are very excited for the new term to serve our community and create a welcoming energy to new members!

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“I think as a junior I wasn’t able to spend a lot of time with family and friends because of my classes, sat prep, etc. In addition, due to the pandemic it’s been really hard seeing people in person and so I’m really looking forward now to see some of my friends I haven’t seen in a long time and spending more time with my family.

Especially now that I’m going to be a senior when school starts so I am going to be super busy with college apps and I only have one year left before we all go to college. So I think it’s really important for all of us to treasure the time we have left and spend more time with our friends and family!”

- RACHEL ZHENG, WALNUT CABINET “I am most excited about the extra time I have away from five subjects worth of homework and being able to focus on my extracurriculars” - KAITLYN ZANG, WALNUT CABINET “I’m excited to finally have some free time and get a full eight hours of sleep.”

- ANDREW ZHANG, BONITA GENERAL MEMBER

SYDNEY CHUA, ONE OF OUR VOLUNTEERS IN THE EVENT, HAD THIS TO SAY ABOUT HER EXPERIENCE : “I HONESTLY FELT SHOCKED WHEN I SAW THE AMOUNT OF TRASH I HAD COLLECTED IN JUST A FEW HOURS OF WALKING AROUND!” SHE ALSO EXPRESSED THE SUBCONSCIOUS FEELING SHE HAD OF “LEAVING A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT AS [SHE] PICKED UP TRASH FROM THE STREETS AND PARKS NEARBY.”

“I’m most excited about summer to recharge my batteries, have an opportunity to hang out with friends, do service projects, and be ready for a superb Junior year.”

- KATELYN RONEY, BONITA GENERAL MEMBER

By: Bea Guarin, Covina Editor

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This path month Covina Key Club decided to have both of our service events be accessible to our key clubber on their own independent time.

Our decision was made as a way to still provide our members the opportunity to collect service hours, while allowing them the flexibility of when to do so as the stress of finals and AP exams peaked. One of the service

events we had introduced was called “Litterati”.

This service event was actually brought up as a suggestion from one of our members, Spandan Suthar, in which our members were encouraged to go outside and pick up trash to throw away. Utilizing the Litterati app, our member’s contributions to picking up pieces of trash were documented and became

part of Litterati’s bigger goal. That goal being to spread an empowering message to a greater number of individuals and companies of the impact said litter is having on our environment. This message is being spread globally by a collective of volunteers using the app which we can now proudly say also includes some of our very own key clubbers!

OVERALL LITTERATI PROVED TO BE YET ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SERVICE EVENT FOR OUR CLUB!

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MUSTANG M In the past month, Walnut Key Club participated and helped host an event called “Mustang Madness.”

The purpose of the event was to help celebrate the seniors’ last days in high school due to COVID taking away their senior year. Seniors who came would get a stamp card which could only be filled if they played the games. In return for filling out the entire stamp card, they would turn it into the front, for a raffle ticket

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“What I’m really excited for this summer are the many service events our club is planning where we hope many key clubbers will be able to socialize, have fun, and do lots of service!”

- THOMAS LE, COVINA PRESIDENT “I’m excited for the extra time I’ll have that I can use to spend with my family and volunteer at different places.”

- ANYA RAGASA, IPOLY GENERAL

in order to win a stuffed animal.

The games would be in the booths which the volunteers helped run and regulate. From 6:30-9:00, seniors came with their friends to participate in the games that were set up, and from 9:00-10:00 they watched a movie on the grass area to wrap up the night. In the end, around 200+ seniors came by and participated in the fun and exciting games.

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“What I’m excited about for this summer is having the time to catch up with all my friends and build a greater bond with one another.”

- ELYSSE TRINH, COVINA VICE PRESIDENT

By: RACHEL KAO, WALNUT TECH EDITOR

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On May 25th, we had an in-person meeting to celebrate our club’s seniors.

This was Nogales’ first in-person event and we made sure to stay safe and still have fun! Club members, officers, and most importantly, our Key Club seniors met safely to congratulate our seniors for their hard work, perseverance, and participation in the club considering the struggles they’ve endured. Key Club senior, Celeste Antuna said “It was really exciting to see everyone since it’s been a

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while since I’ve seen anyone, we talked, and played some pool (I won, haha).

Once we got our certificate and sash we took some pictures together and it was really fun talking to each other in person”.

All attendees stayed for photos and had an amazing time seeing each other face to face for the first time. Our two seniors who showed up received their sash, membership card, pin, and certificate. It was also our first time meeting Mr. Kim, our faculty advisor, in person.

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A chit chat section where you get some tips, advice, fun facts, and many more from your DLT.

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“I recommend that our members look at local opportunities around the community like the soup kitchens, but also preform acts of service in their daily lives.

Even something simple like picking up trash they see on the street, performing the little acts can make a positive impact towards the community.”

- Christine Wang, D35E HSTC

“Unlike most service clubs Key Club continues to push out service events for their members even during summer vacation! Summer break is the best opportunity for members to participate in lots of service events and wrack up those hours so make sure to attend all of the events we offer!”

- Marcus Fang, D35E Lieutenant Governor

THIS MONTH’S TOPIC: SUMMER SERVICE

“I recommend serving digitally through various websites like beanbeanbean or free rice , especially when it’s really hot outside! Going on a walk and picking up trash is a great way to serve while also exploring/ exercising. It can be even more fun if you have friends join you!”

- Joshua Santhirasegari, D35E Event Coordinator

Members are finally free from school and have more time to participate in other activities.

I highly encourage all of our members to involve themselves in many of the service events that key club is providing this summer as a way to get some service in while also making the most out of their summer.

- Rebekah Tsai, D35E Member Recognition

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artist: Josua Santirasegari

THE ELLIE COMIC THE GARDEN TREASURE MAP

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PREFERRED CHARITIES

PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PROGRAM

The pediatric trauma program was founded in 1994 and it’s objective is to help train children and others to prevent trauma and injuries due to trauma.

CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK

The Children’s Miracle Network hospitals provide treatment and support for families and children who cannot pay the full cost for their treatment.

MARCH OF DIMES

March of Dimes is a nonprofit organization that works to improve the health of mothers and their babies.

UNICEF

UNICEF is a united nations nonprofit organization that provides humanitarian and developmental aid for children worldwide

“The thing I’m most excited about this summer is traveling because I haven’t traveled for over a year. Also spending time with my family because I haven’t seen some of them since Covid happened.”

- LIZETH FLORES, NOGALES COMISSIONER

CONTACTS LEADERSHIP TEAM

PRESIDENTS

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: MARCUS FANG d35e.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: ALEX CHEN d35e.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: DANIELLA LAHER d35e.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com SECRETARY: CHLOE HARTANTO d35e.dsec.cnhkc@gmail.com NEWSLETTER EDITOR: AMBER ZHAO d35e.dne.cnhkc@gmail.com FUNDRAISING TASK: LISETTE DIAZ d35e.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com FUNDRASING TASK: PHILLIP TANG d35e.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com EVENT COORDINATOR: JOSHUA SANTHIRASEGARI cnh.d35e.ec@gmail.com MEMBER RECOGNITION: REBEKAH TSAI d35e.cnhkc.mrc@gmail.com SPIRIT TASK: CHRISTINE WANG d35e.cnhkc.hstc@gmail.com SPIRIT TASK: MEGAN DO d35e.cnhkc.hstc@gmail.com MEDIA EDITOR: BRIAN HSU d35e.cnhkc.me@gmail.com

BONITA: JOELLE HUANG bhskcpres@gmail.com CHARTER OAK: ALBA CRUZ alba.r.cruz05@gmail.com COVINA: THOMAS LE lethomas998@gmail.com DIAMOND BAR: THEODORE CHEN Tkchen227@gmail.com IPOLY: ISSA SUAYBAGUIO issasuay@gmail.com JOHN A. ROWLAND: CLAYTON NG sonicten1721@gmail.com LA PUENTE: ANGELA HERNANDEZ angiehdezah6@gmail.com NOGALES: REY ANTHONY REYNALDO reyrey.reynaldo@yahoo.com NORTHVIEW: DAYANA PAMPLONA pamplona.dayana@gmail.com SOUTH HILLS: MATTHEW ZHONG redleezhong@gmail.com WALNUT: JENSINE YU jensine.yu03@gmail.com WORKMAN: CHELSEA SALDIVAR chelseakeyclub@gmail.com

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“This summer I am most excited to teach our new members. I want to see how they grow, not only in the club but in coming out of their shell as the year goes on.”

- LUCIA LOPEZ, NOGALES GENERAL MEMBER

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