D35E | June 2021

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Ever Herd of That?

letter from the editor

Get it? Because we are elephants, so herd...

Anyways, look for popouts like this throughout the newsletter to learn a little more inside information about members. This month’s question is:

meet the DLT

articles and visuals

WHY DID YOU JOIN KEY CLUB? contacts

word search

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calendar/events

letter from the LTG

april recognition

DLT let’s talk

cyberkey/connect

Editor’s Note:

“I wanted to meet a lot of new people and have fun. I’ve heard about Key Club before I got to high school, and I was really interested in it. Overall while meeting people and going to some of the meetings, I got to have fun and had a great experience.”

- ROXANNE DIMAANO, BONITA

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

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5/1 - We Bare Bears April DCM 5/7 - District Leadership Team Apps due 5/8 - Wreaths of Appreciation 5/13 - Kiwanis DCM 5/22 - May DCM Crafting Kindness 5/23 - Division Dropoff 5/28 - Spirit Scouts Apps due

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UPCOMING

“I joined Key Club through the encouragement of my friends, but found it to be more than just a club; it’s a huge piece of my life and has given me the opportunity to provide service for my community.”

- AMANDA GAO, SOUTH HILLS

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

“Key Club was a way for me to give back to my community and connect with students at my school. It has been such a fulfilling part of my life since I’ve joined the club!”

- MATTHEW ZHONG, SOUTH HILLS

What’s Poppin’!

I am Amber Zhao, your division newsletter editor of 2021-2022.

I am so honored to be able to make the division newsletters, and I am beyond excited for you to read my first of many to come! I hope you enjoy the fun elements I have added, and if you have any suggestions and ideas, feel free to contact me. Let’s start off this term strong!

AMBER ZHAO D35E NEWSLETTER EDITOR

LETTER FROM THE LTG Hey Ellies!

I hope school has not been too stressful for you! I know it can be extremely challenging to find the time for service events because of finals and AP testing but thank you so much for sticking in there and continuing to serve your community. Your passion and drive for service inspire me to continue doing my job as well! As the school year ends I hope that you find the time to do something you enjoy. To the seniors graduating this year thank you so much for your service in the past years and I know no matter where you are going you will do amazing things! Good luck to you all and end this school year with a bang! Let’s keep serving!

Keep your trunk up!

MARCUS FANG D35E LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

DLT

let’s meet the . . .

division leadership team

A new term is here, and with it, we of course have a new set of faces to serve the division. Be prepared for a fun and exciting year of serving and spirit. With that, here is the new Division 35 E leadership team of 2021-2022.

Marcus Fang

lieutenant governor FUN FACT: I have watched Avengers Endgame 49 times

Chloe Hartanto secretary

FUN FACT: My feet are different sizes

Alex Chen

executive assistant FUN FACT: I didn’t join Key Club my freshman year, and I regret it :((

Daniella Laher executive assistant

FUN FACT: I was born in the UK

Christine Wang

spirit task coordinator FUN FACT: I like the sound of people cracking their bones

Megan Do

spirit task coordinator FUN FACT: I blast music 24/7 and stan loona

Amber Zhao

newsletter editor FUN FACT: Sunflowers are my favorite flower

Brian Hsu

media editor FUN FACT: I like building things

Phillip Tang

fundraising task coordinator FUN FACT: I like traveling to different places

Lisette Diaz

fundraising task coordinator FUN FACT: I love rock and its subgenres

Joshua Santhirasegari event coordinator

FUN FACT: I like art and nature

Rebekah Tsai

member recognition coordinator FUN FACT: I love mint chocolate chip

STOMPIN’

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GOALS

0 0 0 0 0 5 0 8 $ service hour

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Here are our goals for this term! We need every member to contribute, big or small, in order to reach these numbers. We can do it!

“I joined Key Club to of course help people and make a difference.

Another big thing was I wanted to connect with new people and form long lasting friendships with people who want to be involved with helping people like me.”

- BRIANNA BUI, BONITA

APRIL RECOGNITION Yay congratulations, and keep up the good work!

MEMBER: JASON LIN OFFICER: CHRISTINE WANG

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CLUB: LA PUENTE KIWANIAN: MS. AYSON

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Thank you to everyone who submitted their articles and visuals, and a special shoutout to WALNUT for submitting early!

As Mother’s Day was just around the corner, we wanted to bring a bit of happiness to the elderly, to give something that would brighten up their lives during this pandemic which became a period of isolation for many. So on May 1st, 2021, we held our very first service event of the 20212022 term: Letters for Seniors!

Letters for Seniors was a service event that was held on Zoom, where our members wrote short and sweet messages and created cards for senior

citizens to celebrate Mother’s Day. Though nothing could be matched with the ecstatic and endearing feeling of motherly love, we hoped that we could still bring a smile to the senior citizens’ faces. To create the cards, multiple tutorials were provided with a variety of card designs, so each and every card would be unique and creative. The materials we used included paper, pens and markers, and each member made at least two cards. Our handmade

CLOTHING South Hills DRIVE

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OUR MEMBERS HAD A FUN TIME MAKING THESE CARDS FOR THE SENIOR CITIZENS, AS KEY CLUB MEMBER AIZA ISLAM SAID, “MAKING THE CARDS WAS REALLY FUN. I REALLY ENJOYED IT.”

“I entered Key Club first because Rey (Nogales Key Club’s President) did reach out to me if I wanted to join. I gladly said yes because I’ve been wanting since forever to feel involved at school so i took this opportunity <3” - MARIA MERCADO, NOGALES

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KEY CLUB MEMBER LESLIE RUIZ SAID, “ALTHOUGH THE EVENT WAS DIFFICULT (I WAS STARING AT THE SCREEN FOR QUITE SOME TIME TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT WAS WRITTEN), THE EVENT WAS PRETTY FUN SINCE WE WERE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER! A LITTLE HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL MOMENT IF YOU WILL. WE ALL CONTRIBUTED AND PUT OUT OUR THOUGHTS AND I GUESS I REALLY LIKED THAT ASPECT OF IT BECAUSE WE WERE ABLE TO SHARE OUR IDEAS AND REACH A CONCLUSION THAT WE ALL FOUND FITTING!”

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“The reason why I joined Key Club in the first place was because all my friends were doing it, if I were to be honest! However, as I went to more events and got to know more people, I soon began to realize that this was a community/family that works together to help out the world that we live in! As I now became the new Secretary for this club, I further realized how much time and dedication it takes to run this place, but along the way I became closer with new people and built stronger relationships with my friends! :)“ - RUTHIE KANG, COVINA

SMITHSONIA TRANSCRIBI

Last month on April 17, 2021, we participated in the Smithsonian Transcribing event with Nogales’ CSF. With a total of 12 participants, our students were required to make an account for Smithsonian in order to transcribe old scripts into online text. During the

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A BOR B O A B

FUNDRAISER Recently, Walnut Key Club held a boba fundraiser at “Boba Bora” for a day in order to help raise funds for the charity,”pediatric trauma program.” In order to help spread the word, flyers were posted on social media and stories to encourage several members to come.

The fundraiser was

open to all members of Key Club, and in order to make sure the funds were going towards the right organization, members would show the flyer to the cashier before ordering their drink.

Overall, for our first fundraiser, we raised $24.93 in total. I felt like this fundraiser was a good way

for people to bond because of the lack of in person bondings and events this year.

As our club begins to transition out of the online phase, we are hoping to hold more fundraisers that allow members to come together to relax and enjoy some snacks and drinks.

- Rachel Kao, Walnut Tech Editor

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We kicked off the term on May 1st, 2021, with the April Division Council Meeting (DCM), and a Bare Bears service project over ZOOM. Division 35 East, Division 35 West, and Goldstone KIWIN’S and 35 schools were in attendance to serve the community and celebrate the beginning of a new term. We made bookmarks with templates, but we were also given the liberty of coming up with our own concept to design our bookmarks. There was a lot of creative freedom with this service project! Not only were bookmarks made, but the new Division Leadership Teams (DLT) were announced as well. Overall, this event and project was a great start to the brand new term, filled with laughter, good energy, and overall just a lot of fun! - Emily Wong, Charter Oak Publicist

Joshua Santhirasegari, the D35E event coordinator said, “The We Bare Bears April DCM was definitely a great DCM and service event! I liked the service project and the theme was very cute! It was nice seeing the LTGs kind of dress up as the bare bears characters! I had a really fun time!”

FIRST GENERAL of iPoly MEETING “I joined Key Club because I wanted to help out a bit more in my community. Not only that, but I also get to meet other people as well as see friends that are a part of Key Club at other schools.”

- ANYA RAGASA, IPOLY “I joined Key Club because it was the only club I was familiar with since my older brother was in it when he was in high school.

Although it was a club that I thought would get me the CAR hours I need to graduate, it has become more than that. Being in Key Club has allowed me to be a part of many things, such as friendships, families, and experiences....

AND it has given me so many opportunities that I thought would be limited to myself but it isn’t :)” - VANESSA CAO, NOGALES

On April 27th, iPoly of our members. After Highschool Key Club introducing themselves, held their first general each officer said what meeting of the term. We they were most excited were joined by both old for this term. Based on and new members, as their responses, we can well as our special guest, tell how excited they are Mrs. Price. During this to improve our home club meeting our officer board and recruit new members. introduced our club’s shift When asked about the general from reminder to google meeting, our event outreach chat to help members coordinator Jessica Pasaribo said, keep track of events.

“It was exciting to officially kick Around 40 people were off the 2021-2022 term with our added to our google first general meeting, meet new chat that day. It was also people, and hopefully see more at the perfect opportunity our next event.” to properly introduce - Roslyn Nava, iPoly Editor our officer board to all

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This past month one of the service events we held was a “Messages of Hope” zoom call on April 23rd, 2021. The event centered around writing messages of hope for children who were in need of a little more hope and love at this moment in their lives. For this event we asked members to submit their messages using a website made by the World Pediatric Program who would then share the messages we wrote for the children to them on behalf of us. Overall the event was a success with all the members who attended the zoom call competing with one another in a

Reflecting upon the event the host of the call and current Covina Key Club President Thomas Le had this to say : “Messages of Hope was a really beautiful key club event!

There were a lot more members that joined that I initially thought would! Additionally this event allowed many key club members the opportunity to send positive messages online to many ill hospital children. I also enjoyed having the job of making them laugh or smile through my messages. In the end I think many of the members enjoyed the event a lot as some even continued writing messages to the children even after our zoom event ended!” light-hearted service competition throughout the event on who was able to submit the most messages. Nevertheless while the competition aspect of the call was a fun engaging moment for all our members, the true highlight of this event was knowing that through setting aside some time from our collective busy schedules and doing a simply gesture like writing an inspirational message to a child in need we would instantly be bringing joy and happiness to them which was a very rewarding feeling for us all.

- Bea Guarin, Covina Editor

DLT

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

THIS MONTH’S TOPIC: KEY CLUB CORE VALUES

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“Inclusiveness to me means accepting everyone for who they are without discriminating. I am able to meet more people and see the world from new perspectives.”

- Brian Hsu, D35E Media Editor

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“Caring means to look out for everyone around you and make sure everyone is doing well. If someone is being left out of a conversation, I would try to make them feel included and important.”

- Chloe Hartanto, D35E Secretary

“Character building is the positive development and constant improvement of one’s character. Think before you act, analyzing the situation with positive thinking and kindness.”

- Phillip Tang, D35E Fundraising Task Coordinator

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“Leadership is taking the initiative to serve your community and to improve not only yourself but the lives of others.

I always hope that I will be able to shape someone to take that initiative.”

- Daniella Laher, D35E Executive Assistant

“To serve the community on a larger level“ - NICK MARTINEZ, WALNUT “To get more involved“ - EMILY YEM, WALNUT

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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CNH LINKTREE:

https://linktr.ee/cnhkeyclub

CYBERKEY WEBSITE:

https://cnhkeyclub.org/

CNH NEWSLETTERS:

https://issuu.com/cnhkc

HUMANS OF D35E:

https://www.facebook.com/ 35EHUMANS/

CONNECT:

CYBERKEY

“I joined Key Club for volunteer opportunities and for college. I did not know that joining this club would be more than just volunteering.

I was instantly hooked to the spirit, fellowship, unity, and inclusive environment. And I continue to serve the community because of the passion I feel towards making an impact with the amazing people in Key Club.”

- HILLARY WONG, CHARTER OAK

@d35east @d35ekeyclub @d35ekeyclub @d35east to 81010 https://linktr.ee/d35east Division 35 East

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