D35E | September 2022

The Ellie Edition September 2022

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Table of Contents 03

Calendar and upcoming events

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Division Goals

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Icebreakers

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Lettters from LTG and DNE

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Articles and Visuals

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Contacts

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Wordsearch and Appreciation

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Pre-Fall Rally Info!

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Recognition

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September S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 upcoming events!!!

9/10 : Pre-Fall Rally Event #1

9/17 : Region Night Market

9/24 : September DCM: Serv-a-thon

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Letter from the Editor!!!

Abbi Ramos Division 35 East Newsletter Editor

Hey Ellies! I hope you guys are settling into school well!

The most exciting time of the year is approaching... Fall Rally!!! Let’s all keep working to get new members recruited and be sure to sign up for Fall Rally! I can’t wait to see all of our divison spirit. Make sure to be as spirited as possible at club rush and encourage everyone to join! Once again, I hope everyone is managing school and extracirruclars well, remember to stay well-rested, take breaks, and never be afraid to ask for help! Keep stompin ellies!! See you all at pre-fall rally events. :D

Letter from the LTG!!!

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What’s Poppin’ Ellies!

Chloe after Color War August DCM :D

Another month has already passed, time flies doesn’t it? As we are adjusting to going back to school and getting prepared for Club Rush make sure to keep a healthy balance between Key Club, school, and any other extracurricular activities! If you’re an officer, try your best to keep up with submissions. If you’re a member, try your best to keep showing up! Our division would not be what it is without you guys. As we’re approaching Fall Rally season, make sure you guys keep the spirit up until then! Keep up the good work and stay tuned for more updates!

Stomping through Service, Chloe Hartanto Division 35 East Lieutenant Governor

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E OF YEAR AGAIN: FALL Our Pre-Fall Rallies are for us to ON. This is the moment that teach the cheers made by our en waiting for for a year Head Spirit Task Coordinators that lly time for us to try and we will be using to compete with t stick again! If this is your at Fall Rally! The first one will be ending a Fall Rally, I prom- on September 10th at Cortez Park won’t regret it! Fall Rally is from 2-5 PM! I highly recommend Clubbers all over Southern attending Fall Rally, it is truly the exo to Six Flags Magic Moun- perience of a lifetime. It will be on mpete for a spirit stick. We November 12th this year, mark it in er divisions, auction off our your calendars you don’t want to oard, and get to spend miss this! If you have any questions x Flags! However, there about Fall Rally, feel free to reach quirements if you want to out to me at any time, I would be ally: you must be a dues more than happy to answer any er, and attend 2/3 of the questions! I can’t wait to see you es as well as 1 DCM all there at FALL RALLY SOUTH 2022.

Keep stomping Ellies!

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All proceeds earned throughout this term go to PTP! PTP pairs up with hospitals around our district and donates proceeds to assist in training of new pediatric doctors, and the purchase of life saving pediatric equipment.

fundraising 744.94 funds raised so far!

WOOO!

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July DCM: DCM: Jeo Je July Last month on July 24, 2022, the division held its July DCM. During last month’s DCM, we sold spam musubi, made fun-fact booklets, and played Jeopardy!. Like every DCM, clubs could talk about what they’ve achieved in the past month and listen to what the division has planned for the upcoming month. After the DCM portion of the event, members were briefly taught how to make the fun-fact booklets. Members could decorate and write whatever fun facts they wanted as these booklets would be donated to children’s facilities. Towards the end of the event when we started the Jeopardy! portion of the event. Members were placed in teams where they were tasked with coming up with a team name and chant. Once teams were established, the game began. The categories we had included Key Club Knowledge, Marvel Trivia, Name that Song, Celebrity Trivia, and DLT Trivia. Each team would have a representative who would answer for that round. Representatives would compete with each other to answer the question by trying to raise their hand first after the announcer said: “go!”.

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After each round, representatives would be switched and the cycle would repeat tself until every question was used. Overall people seemed to enjoy Jeopardy! As it was both entertaining to watch and paricipate. When asked about the event, Walnut Key Club member Valery Chang aid, “I thought that it was fun and alowed for a lot of interaction between the attending members.

There were many activities to engage in and it was an overall really calm atmosphere.” Alice Chen, a Key Club member also said, “The July DCM was really fun and I liked the diversity of the Jeopardy! questions.”

By: Joy Lin, Walnut

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Hacienda Heights Parade!

On July 4th, a parade was held in Hacienda Heights to celebrate Independence Day. Both Key Club divisions were able to collaborate with the Hacienda Heights Kiwanis to make this parade possible. In preparation of the parade, members helped decorate cars that were showcased afterwards. Most of them were classic cars that are rare to come across today. Some even got the chance to walk alongside other organizations during the parade itself, which was a new experience for many. These groups ranged from church communities to scout troops. As members of the audience, my fellow publicist/tech editor, Katelyn Thai, and I were able to gain a better insight on the different organizations.

By: Jennifer Atta, Katelyn Thai , Diamond Bar

She said, “It was amazing to se preparations being made for th rade alongside getting to parti in it. We were able to use our c freedom to add 4th of July dec onto someone’s car, which wa very first to be shown! It was ve able and I would definitely go Also, we had the honor of disco the heroic deeds that the fire d ment and many others had pe Not only that, but we watched izing performances that were c out by them. We really apprec amount of time and effort that this parade, and we continue t forward to them in the near futu

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13 DBHS DBHS xx RHS RHS Joint Joint Beach Beach Cleanup Cleanup

This past month, Diamond Bar Key Club and Rowland Key Club worked together on a beach cleanup. This took place at Huntington Beach. Our members walked around the beach picking up any trash they saw and put it in a garbage bag to throw away. We were also able to bond with each other during this activity. “I feel this was a really great event that tied in with the whole recycling and caring for the environment,” Vinnie, a general member of Rowland’s Keyclub said, “It is also a great opportunity for me to go to different places and be with friends. I really enjoyed this event and look forward to attending more future events like this.” Overall, this event was a great way to meet with fellow Key Clubbers and save our oceans, one beach at a time!

By: Nicole Rinaldi , Rowland

IPoly Back To School Classroom Clean-up For one week, from August 1st to August 5th, IPoly Key Club held a Back-ToSchool Cleaning event!

To ensure this event could accommodate as many members’ schedules as possible, classrooms were open from 8AM to 3PM, and this time window was divided into three different two-hour shifts during the morning, noon, and afternoon. So, Key Clubbers were invited to clean and tidy up classrooms once more, to completely ensure that classrooms looked presentable and welcoming for their upcoming batches of students. Being able to socialize with other members and catch up with teachers before the start of the school year made this an enjoyable conclusion to our summer activities.

By: Samantha Trazo, Ipoly

Even during summer break, members of the IPoly community have remained active. With several concurrent summer classes having been taken by a good deal of students in all grades, most of the classrooms remained in use, and unfortunately, some may have lost their gleaming shine and finish that resulted when we cleaned them at the beginning of summer. When asked about this event, our Outreach Coordinator, Eryka, answered: “Summer cleaning was actually really fun!

Mainly because I’ll be having [our advisor] Mrs. Pellegrini as a teacher this year, so it was cool to help set up her desks and chairs!”

West Covina PD Training The West Covina police Department recently held a school shooting scenario event. A police officer told us that we would be in the locker room, screaming for help, while a fake active shooter shoots blanks. After probably forty to fifty scenarios, it was time for the campus-wide training. We all met in the middle of the school and were broken up into different groups.

Joelle and I were placed in a hallway, and the training started. Another man in a camouflage outfit walked and shot blanks. Then, about ten police officers ran up to us. We were told to direct the officers in all different directions to confuse them. They ran past us, and we all grouped in the middle of the school. Many other volunteers were lying down, injured or dead.

I decided to lie down too— my feet hurt! It was a while before an officer came up to me and asked if I could walk. I got up and we made our way in a small group to the front of the school, directed by an officer.

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When we finally reached “safety,” we were directed to stand at the corner. And with that, the training was complete! Hopefully, this situation will never become reality for these police and the volunteers. Overall, it was a good experience to help out these police officers in keeping schools safe.

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September September Recog Recog Member: Dylan Troung Officer: Wade Mu Club: Rowland Kiwanian: Mr. Wong Meet The Artist of the Ellies!

Joshua Santhirasegari!

President of Charter Oak Keyclub, and dedicated member of the District media team!

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Let’s Chat with our Officer of the month!

Hey Ellies! As a way to shine the spotlight on September’s officer of the month, I decided to ask Charter Oak’s editor, Wade Mu a few questions on what he’s most excited to bring to his club, and a few tips for members!

u, Charter Editor

I’m currently working on the Charter Oak Key Club website. I’m almost done with it! I’m just working on the aesthetic aspects such as adding pictures and graphics! I hope to make it a easy way for people to get access to my club’s information and future events!

Communication is key. Additionally, I hope to use my connections with the school ASB to help organize future service events and increase club membership! I’m really excited to attend new service events, see more people from my school at events, and help others to make the world a better place. And as for advice to new club members, don’t be afraid to meet new people! Especially people from Key Club. They will always be willing to help you, and mentor you when you need advice or assistance.

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“A good study technique that I recommend is to study in 3040 minute sessions to avoid burnout. Frequently repeating information in your own words is also a good strategy to reinforce any new knowledge.”

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“To start off the school year strong, I would recommend taking notes beforehand and studying those notes everyday before you come into class. I would also recommend putting your notes of each subject in their own binder, so it’s easier to access for upcoming tests.”

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“I recommend having a solid sleeping schedule, as well as establishing a steadfast mindset so that you are less likely to procrastinate, and more likely to get work done by the time it’s due.”

Constantine Serrano, secretary

IceBreakers

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“To start off this school year strongly, I would recommend practicing good time management skills. If you can allocate a certain amount of time and effort per subject, you’ll find that you can study efficiently.”

Prerna Bharath, general member

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Contacts LEADERSHIP TEAM

PRESIDENTS

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: CHLOE HARTANTO d35e.ltg@cnhkeyclub.org EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: ALBA SANCHEZ d35e.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: JOELLE HUAND d35e.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com SECRETARY: JOY LIN d35e.dsec.cnhkc@gmail.com NEWSLETTER EDITOR: ABBI RAMOS d35e.dne.cnhkc@gmail.com FUNDRAISING TASK: LUPITA QUEZADA d35e.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com FUNDRASING TASK: MARGARET LEE d35e.cnhkc.ftc@gmail.com EVENT COORDINATOR: ANDREW ZHANG cnh.d35e.ec@gmail.com MEMBER RECOGNITION: JESSICA PASARIBU d35e.cnhkc.mrc@gmail.com SPIRIT TASK: NOAH MOLINA d35e.cnhkc.hstc@gmail.com SPIRIT TASK: PEDRO NEVAREZ d35e.cnhkc.hstc@gmail.com MEDIA EDITOR: ELIZA GARCIA d35e.cnhkc.me@gmail.com

BONITA: NOAH MOLINA ITSEIFFA@GMAIL.COM CHARTER OAK: JOSHUA SANTHIRASEGARI J.SANTHIRASEGARI@GMAIL.COM COVINA: ANTHONY CHEN ANTHONYCHEN910@GMAIL.COM DIAMOND BAR: JEREMIAH JUNG JEREMIAH2GO@GMAIL.COM IPOLY: JESSICA PASARIBU JESSICAR.J.PASARIBU@GMAIL.COM JOHN A. ROWLAND: NATALIE SAELAO NATALIESAELA02005@GMAILL.COM LA PUENTE: VIANCA MAYA VIANCAMAYA@GMAIL.COM NOGALES: MARY MORENO MMARYANGELAM@GMAIL.COM NORTHVIEW: DAYANA PAMPLONA PAMPLONA.DAYANA@GMAIL.COM SAN DIMAS: EMILY MOORE EXCELLENTEMILY11@GMAIL.COM SOUTH HILLS: YUYANG XIE YXIE3605@GMAIL.COM WALNUT: AMBER ZHAO AMBERZHAO2005@GMAIL.COM WORKMAN: JAYNESSEY MORENTIN JAYNESSEYKEYCLUB@GMAIL.COM

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