June Newsletter

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Ellie Chronicles DIVISION 35 EAST REGION 13 CALI-NEV-HA

JUNE 2024 - ISSUE 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTERS & DLT LETTERS: LTG + DNE MEET THE DLT

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JUNE RECAP WESTHOFT FESTIVAL STEMSTERS OFFICER MEETING BREAKFAST SERVICE MAY DCM

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JACKIE LIN

LETTER FROM LTG STOMP STOMP ELLIES!

I WANT TO START OFF BY SAYING A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THOSE WHO ATTENDED MY FIRST DCM AND BANQUET THIS PAST MONTH! I HOPE EVERYONE IS HAVING A GREAT SUMMER AND ENJOYING FREEDOM FROM SCHOOL. WITH THAT BEING SAID, IN PREPARATION FOR THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR, OTC IS ONLY A FEW DAYS AWAY!

ATTENDANCE FOR OFFICERS IS MANDATORY, BUT IF YOU ARE A MEMBER WHO ONE DAY WISHES TO BE AN OFFICER, WE HIGHLY ENCOURAGE YOUR ATTENDANCE! I ALSO WANTED TO SAY GREAT JOB TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY RACKED IN SOME HOURS. WE ALREADY REACHED ALMOST 600 HOURS SO EARLY IN THE TERM! GOOD JOB EVERYONE, AND I LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU ALL FOR THIS PIPING HOT TERM!

LUCY WANG

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CONGRATS TO EVERYONE ON FINISHING UP THE SCHOOL YEAR! I HOPE EVERYONE’S BEEN ENJOYING THEIR SUMMER BREAK SO FAR, IT WAS AMAZING MEETING SO MANY PEOPLE AT THE BANQUET! THANK YOU TO ALL THE AMAZING EDITORS WHO SENT IN ARTICLES AND VISUALS THAT MADE THIS NEWSLETTER POSSIBLE. KEEP READING TO FIND OUT WHAT ALL OUR AMAZING CLUBS HAVE BEEN UP TO THIS MONTH!

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Westhoff Festival 05.17.24

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Walnut Key Club

Walnut Key Club assisted Westhoff Elementary School’s Family Festival on May 17th. Walnut Key Clubbers were told to help set up and run game booths and floaters for the children at Westhoff. For instance, some Walnut Key Clubbers were assigned to work at a basketball station, allowing kids to try basketball for the first time, possibly creating new interests for them. Additionally, Ellies were able to join the fun and play alongside the children during their breaks. The Walnut Key Club volunteers were not only able to help Westhoff’s event proceed smoothly but also connect with the students at Westhoff through friendly interactions, leaving impactful memories of delight and excitement. General member, Kyle Le stated, “It was a lot of fun volunteering at Westhoff because I was able to help out the children while also hanging out with my friends.”

Overall, Westhoff’s Family Festival created an opportunity for Walnut Key Club to create a significant impact on the community’s elementary schools.

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JIMMY NGUYEN 5.22.24

WORKMAN HIGH SCHOOL

STEMSTERS Last month on May 22nd, 2024, Workman Key Club worked with STEMsters to host an egg drop experiment at Holy Trinity Lutheran Preschool. Four of our members, along with one member of STEMsters, first taught the children from this school about physics concepts such as gravity and collisions. Then, we went on to help them build contraptions made out of straws, cardboard, tape, and rubber bands in order to prevent their given egg from cracking when dropped during the experiment.

In the words of our Key Club President, Serenity Tran, “It was fun getting to socialize with them and learning how their minds work in creative ways too. I personally got to meet kids who work outside the box and are determined to succeed. I hope to host and participate in more events like these!” .

Overall, This was a very fun event that allowed us to socialize with kids as well as creatively educate them about important scientific topics.

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Doria Chen

D35E

05.20.24

OFFICER MEETING Diamond Bar High School

Starting the term off strong!

In this past month of May, it was a busy time for all members, it being AP and finals season and especially officers getting into the new 2024-2025 officer board. As a celebration and introduction to the new term, our officer board held a lunch meeting where each officer brought a candy and we made a candy salad.

This event allowed for us to get to know other officers, break the ice, and preface us on an overlook of our duties and the year. We introduce ourselves on camera while pouring in our sugar filled bags and watch as the candy salad fills up like a symbol of our ideas in the year ahead.

We will pour our thoughts into our club and watch as they swirl together into one sweet creation.

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Kate Baw | Covina

May 18th 2024

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n this beautiful morning of May 18th, from 7 am through 12 pm, the scent of freshly cooked pancakes

filled the air as the Covina Keyclub and Northview Keyclub joined hands for a service project. We spent our time, eager to help, as we set up the breakfast area and transformed it into a welcoming haven for all attendees. Side by side with our Kiwanis partners, we joyfully served steaming hot pancakes to all coming and shared smiles, creating a wonderful atmosphere of togetherness.

It was a gorgeous testimony to the value of teamwork and service as we reveled in the knowledge that our efforts truly made a difference in the lives of others.

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Jocelyn River | San Dimas

MAY DCM Springing into Service

I n the month of May 2024, many Key

Club Members of divisions 35 East and West, and Goldstone Kiwins participated in the May DCM “Springing into Service” on the 18th. In this service event, we made bags containing sanitation and hygiene products for veterans in need of such items.

his event prompted all members T to work together as we formed a line for each member to get a bag and fill it with tissue or wipes, toothpaste, a toothbrush, and finally a bar of soap.

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ost importantly, we enjoyed ourselves M surrounded by the scenery of nature and chattering voices. San Dimas’s Key Club Secretary, Jocelyn River, said, “I’m relatively new to Key Club, but ever since I participated in the May DCM, it became apparent that providing service to my community through Key Club will impact my life in a really great way”.

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EMILY TANG | LA PUENTE

MAY 8TH

INTRODUCTION M E E T I N G

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A colorful and engaging slideshow was shown as each new officer introduced themselves, stating their name, position, and grade level, and sharing three fun facts about themselves. Key Club member Noel Sanchez says he loved meeting the new board members and saying goodbye to the outgoing members.

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ast month, on May 8th, 2024, we hosted a general meeting during lunch to introduce the new board members.

Held in our club advisor’s classroom, the meeting offered an opportunity for members to familiarize themselves with the new officers, promoting a safe and friendly environment. Outgoing board members said their goodbyes, reflected on their time in office, and then allowed the new officers to provide a self-introduction

He also says he was filled with anticipation when thinking about what the new officers would plan for the next term.

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Charter Oak Samantha Gonzalez

Last month on May 17th, our club at Charter Oak held our officer elections bringing in a new board of officers to our school. These officer elections were a nervous yet exciting moment for my fellow officers and me, because we were so excited to be selected for the positions we had applied for, and thrilled that we could help further contribute to our club.

OFFICER ELECTIONS The officers chosen for the 2024- 2025 school year were Jahlysa Moreno for President, Emily Adame for Vice President, Joel Wood for Secretary, Joanna Vong for Treasurer, Heather Roseli for Social Media Editor, and myself, Samantha Gonzalez for Editor.

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Many of our members are ecstatic about the upcoming term, Heather Roseli the COHS Social Media Editor says “[...] I’m so excited to be apart of Key Club’s board this year, especially working with social media!

Can’t wait to see what the year brings!” Overall, being selected to be a part of the new board of members was a happy moment for everyone, not only for me, but for my fellow officers.

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NOGALES KEY CLUB

GENERAL MEETING Annemarie Arrazola On May 23rd 2024, Nogales Key Club hosted the first general meeting of the 24-25 term.

We gathered as a community and honored our graduating seniors while also welcoming new members. Seniors were given their welldeserved sashes and cords as a symbol of their dedication to completing their service for the club.

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The hardworking 23-24 cabinet introduced the new 24-25 officers and our new advisor, Chang.

Chang generously gifted the new officers flowers before presenting themselves to the members of the club.

One of the cabinet members Nicole De La Rosa serving as vice president for this year's term notably exclaims, “I feel that our first meeting was a success! I saw a few new faces and it was very emotional and exciting becoming vice president”.

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Annemarie Arrazola Highlighting Nicole’s experience from the meeting, we hope that everyone also thought of the event as a success, and we can’t wait for the rest of the meetings to hopefully become an accomplishment as well.

In summary, this event went well allowing us as a community to gather and bond the bittersweet moments we had with our seniors while also welcoming novices.

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Food Fair

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KHANG LE | NORTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL

Around the end of May, our school was having one last food fair for the school year event. This event is where students are able to exchange their money for tickets, and they can use those tickets to buy different kinds of food from other clubs during lunch, which led the students to choose not to eat the school lunch since they can buy other food to eat from different kinds of clubs in Northview High School.

The main purpose of this event is to allow other clubs like the Key Club that is in Northview to have an increase on their club's fundings.

At first when our Key clubs were thinking of selling crumble cookies for the food fair event. However, our club presidents said that, “ so apparently someone is already making an actual crumbly cookie for a food fair. Does anyone have any ideas on what else we could do?” Then our secretary, Christy Chao said, “ We can make lemon squares, bronies, or apple pie.”

And our treasurer, Serenity Delggado said,” We can do blondies if we do brownies.”

After some time our clubs were thinking of what to sell.

Our club President, Addison Barnes said, “ I can make the cinnamon rolls for us to sell them at the food fair.”

This allowed me and other key club officers to agree with Addison Barnes' ideas of selling cinnamon rolls. And one cinnamon roll is for $3 while the students can buy 2 cinnamon rolls for $5.

Therefore, our key club was selling cinnamon rolls for the food fair event.

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JUNE 2ND 2024

BONITA KEY CLUB

CHRISTINE NGUYEN

BANQUET AWARDS CHRISTINE NGUYEN As of recently on June 2nd Division 35 East and Division 35 West came together for a momentous banquet an event Bonita High School Key Club of Division 35 East embraced. This event provided great insight on the last year and those who did great for their community and served key club well. Bonita High School was the first school to be called, where the past LTG would then call the awards that we were presented with.

Kailey Killackey who served as Bonita High school Key Clubs secretary in 23-24 and Natalie Charette who served as Bonita High School Key Clubs president in the same term received the gold award.

Notably, Bonita Key Club was As Christine Nguyen the also honored with the early upcoming Editor and Angel bird award, which recognized Lopez the upcoming vice our secretary Kailey Killackey president of Bonita High School Key Club received the who served from 23-24, bronze award. These awards showing her consistency and ability to turn in the Mrf were handed to them because which is an application of it serves as a level of great each members service hours recognition to those who at the early deadline at every increase their leadership and month and never failed to do ability to serve fully for their so. Key Club President community. The gold award serving term 23-24 of Bonita recognizes their tireless High School was eager to say efforts by dedicating in more that, “As your Key Club than 150 hours of service and President I am so proud of my the bronze award were for club and what you guys have members who dedicated more done, I am honored to have than 50+ hours of service. served has your president for such a passionate club.”

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Katelyn Chung

R 13 | LA LA LAND

CITY OF STARS | D35E X D35W Our last hurrah for the 2023-2024 term! On June 2, 2024, D35W and D35E hosted a collaborative banquet at Hurst Ranch in West Covina to commemorate the past year. It was a perfect time for socializing and celebrating as a great year filled with community and events ended. .

During the banquet, Olive Garden was served, which was set up and passed out by the DLT. Members from all over D35 could interact, create new friendships, or reunite with old friends made through the club. Later, awards were given to various Key Clubs for impressive achievements including high service hours, punctuality, and much more!

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Key Club Treasurer Karren Zhuang says “It was exciting and cool to see everybody come together and celebrate our achievements for the ‘23-’24 term.” In all, the banquet gave a chance to recognize all of the accomplishments done by the clubs and end the 2023-2024 term as a community.

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ICEBREAKER

BHS TREASURER

LUCY WANG

CHLOE MARTEL CHS SECRETARY

NHS PRESIDENT

MIKEIL AYA-ARSENIO

“What I’ll miss most about this school year is probably having my sister at school with me. She’s graduating this year so I’ll no longer see her in the halls or have her to help me on the farm.”

“The thing I will miss the most this school year is the seniors I’ve interacted with through Key Club! From our IP LTG Abbi to General members like Rebecca from Nogales. Each of them, especially my IP President Pedro, inspired me to put myself out there and push forward no matter if I was scared or if I doubted myself. They have given me so many amazing memories that I won’t be forgetting anytime soon.

To the seniors who helped me get to where I am in Key Club. I love you guys so much and I’ll for sure make you guys proud.”

REBECCA VILLACORTE

“I will miss hanging out with all the graduating seniors and all my teachers this year. I’ve made many memories with them, and will miss them dearly, but I’m wishing them luck in college!!!”

NHS MEMBER

WHAT WILL YOU MISS THE MOST ABOUT THIS SCHOOL YEAR?

“The thing I will miss the most from this past school year is the people!!! I made so many amazing friends over the years that I love so much and spending my senior year with them was so amazing.

Key Club especially has helped me build bonds and make memories that i’ll never forget and miss forever :,))”

“I will miss the memories made with the class of 2024. I’ll miss the events hosted such as the DCMs and volunteering opportunities. One of the main memories I’ll miss is the Skating 4 PTP event. It was really fun and was hosted on the day of my birthday.”

NOEL SANCHEZ LPHS MEMBER

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HENRY HUYNH NHS VP

is getting the opportunity to see my friends every day. Without school, I wouldn’t get to have lunch with them every day, walk them to class, or work on homework together even though we end up getting nothing done. Not only did I get to spend time with the people I’ve known for years, but I’ve also become closer to those who I’ve rarely spoken to.

Compared to last year, this one made me enjoy the classes that I once dreaded because of the people I’ve connected with. Although the summers are meant to spend time with friends, school gave me the privilege to speak with them every single day.”

one of the main things I will miss this school year are the memories I created with my friends. As much as I wished for the school year to end quickly in the beginning, now that the end of the year is approaching, I want everything to go by at a slower pace. I’ve learned this school year to appreciate time as it goes by too quickly. It was amazing to see how much my friends and I have grown together throughout the year.

However, a new year will soon approach, and there I can start creating even more memories with the people I love which can also make it exciting!”

EMILY ADAME COHS CO-PRESIDENT

“...I am not gonna be able to relive my Junior year of high school, and that I won’t be able to be a 16 year olds high school student anymore. I miss those senior friends that I have made throughout this school year. And that most of the seniors in high school were really fun to hang out with. But sadly.. they all have graduated”

JAHLYSA MORENO COHS CO- PRESIDENT

I will miss my friends from this school year since some of them are moving schools.”

“What I will miss about this school year are the wonderful teachers that I had, along with my friends who were seniors. With Key Club, I will miss my friend being a part of the board because I know how hard he worked to be an officer. I will also miss all the interactions I had with people all around the school because it might not be the same next year.”

KEVIN POSADAS LPHS MEMBER

KAYLA IÑIGUEZ

“What I will miss most about this school year is definitely my AP Lang class and my Robotics class. Both of those classes were just so enjoyable, it felt like I knew everyone and everyone knew me! Being able to talk to people and collaborate on projects was fun. I’m really hoping I get to have a class next school year that was s awesome as those two classes!”

IZEL KREIDEL WHS SECRETARY

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