CABINET SPEECHES
KEY CLUB ELECTIONS
Cadence West running for President says, “I’ve been Vice President for two years I took responsibilities like organizing meetings and events, and working closely with the cabinet members. My goal is to build a stronger community through service, offer positive experiences for members, foster connections, and ensure everyone feels included ”
Koey Tan running for Vice President says, “As a junior new to Freedom, I want to run to be your Vice President. Despite joining just this year, I'm passionate about community service and leadership I aim to support the president and cabinet, fostering opportunities for leadership skills and do community service. Let's make Key Club thrive together.”
Makena Villegas running fo secretary says, “I've been a member of Key Club for two years, and I aim to be eager to contribute actively to club growth. I have good organizational skills, as well as my commitment to always producing my best work I'm also UNICEF cabinet this year, so I'm familiar with handling responsibilities”
Serene Chulaparn running for treasure says, “I’ve been Key Club since freshman year, I'm running for treasurer to contribute, connect, and enjoy my senior year. With strong communication, time management, and organization skills, plus experience with expenses, I'm ready to lead effectively Let's build connections and success together ”
Gabrielle Kaleialii running for Webmaster says, “With experience in business account management and as media manager for the girl’s tennis team, I am fit for this role I am passionate about creativity, communication, community service, and dedicated to serve Key Club. Trust me; I won't fail you! Excited to work together for a successful year.”
Keyn Lorenzana running for Editor says, “With 3 years in yearbook and leadership, I excel in graphics and journalism as chief editor. Punctual, communicative, and hardworking, I manage workloads effectively with a 3 0 GPA My positive mindset and leadership skills qualify me and I will pledge my dedication to Key Club ”
No one campaigned against any other; they all received roles on the Key Club cabinet for 2024-2025. But we are seeking a second Vice President.
KEY CLUB ELECTIONS OF SECOND VICE PRESIDENT
Ava Stafford running for second Vice President says, “With connections across clubs and experience in leadership roles, I'm the ideal candidate for Key Club Vice President CEO of S.N.W. non-profit, I've honed responsibility, money management, and community service skills. I truly hope to be given this opportunity, I know I'll be able to step up and bring the energy for all club events!”
Seoul Metts running for second Vice President says, “Even though I’m new to Freedom, I bring dedication, public speaking, and leadership skills to the role of Key Club Vice President Serving as Club Re-freshh secretary and future president, I've fostered connections and collaborated with the BSU cabinet. Regardless, I will continue to support Key Club and contribute to future events ”
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THE KEY CLUB’S GROWTH IN SPRING FEST
On April 9th, 2024, from 4 to 6PM, our school's main quad hosted Spring Fest, where local elementary kids came to play games created by different clubs. Key Club had a table set up by the C building and set up their decorations and activity. At first, we didn't know each other well, but this occasion created an instant connection and friendship among both our new and old cabinet members, as well as Key Club's existing members.
Our game was Velcro Throw, with children attempting to land their throws on the target to score candy rewards. We were delighted to see Mr. Apel and Ms. Angelos's children, as well as students who brought their own siblings to join in the festivities. Overall, it was a heartwarming day filled with laughter, bonding, and the shared joy of community.
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THE KEY CLUB’S GROWTH IN SPRING FEST
On April 9th, 2024, from 4 to 6PM, our school's main quad hosted Spring Fest, where local elementary kids came to play games created by different clubs. Key Club had a table set up by the C building and set up their decorations and activity. At first, we didn't know each other well, but this occasion created an instant connection and friendship among both our new and old cabinet members, as well as Key Club's existing members.
Our game was Velcro Throw, with children attempting to land their throws on the target to score candy rewards. We were delighted to see Mr. Apel and Ms. Angelos's children, as well as students who brought their own siblings to join in the festivities. Overall, it was a heartwarming day filled with laughter, bonding, and the shared joy of community.
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FUTURE FUNDRAISERS
CALENDAR MEETING
Key Club gathered after school for the calendar meeting, an important event where the new club cabinets come together to plan their fundraising events. The new cabinet of Key Club carefully selected the dates for their upcoming events, settling on September 27th, December 9th, February 3rd, and April 9th. These dates would mark their restaurant fundraisers and general fundraising activities for the next school year. As the meeting progressed, they discussed strategies, and set goals to ensure the success of each event.
By 5:00 pm, the calendar meeting was done. The new cabinet already set a plan to go hang out after the calendar meeting was over. We went to TeaZenTea to get boba and got food at Ramen 101. This was an unforgettable experience since it freed our minds from the weight of planning. They relaxed and enjoyed each other's company, sharing laughs and stories. This marked the beginning of a journey filled with collaboration, friendship, and shared accomplishments as they worked together to serve their community through Key Club.
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CONTACTS 11
(MADISON SUZUKI CHOU) MADDIE.SUZUKI24@GMAIL.COM VICE PRESIDENT (CADENCE WEST) WESTCANDENCE20@GMAIL.COM SECRETARY (CALYSA CHULAPARN) CALYSACHULAPARN@GMAIL.COM EDITOR (TESSA SAECHAO) IMSAECHAOO@GMAIL.COM THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR READING OUR ARTICLE! MADE BY (EDITOR IN TRAINING) KEYN LORENZANA INSTAGRAM: @FREEDOM KEYCLUB REMIND: @FREEKEYS24
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