D19N August Newsletter 2018-19

TREASURE TRIBUNE AUGUST NEWSLETTER | ISSUE 4

California-Nevada-Hawaii District | Region 8 | Division 19 North

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In this issue‌ letter from the LTG 3 #bestofD19N winners 5 social media 6 upcoming events calendar 7 past events 9 club articles 11 motms 21 contacts 23

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Letter from LTG

Jared Keating What’s Waddlin’ Pirate Penguins!

Thank you for riding the waves of service at the Division 19 Beach Bash! I hope you had fun beautifying Hermosa Beach and watching the waves crash on the sandy shores.

If you missed the Beach Clean Up, look out for our next service events! From August 24-26, Division 19 North will be volunteering at La Balona Fiesta, where members will be beautifying the fairgrounds and assisting visitors.

We are approximately a quarter into the term and Division 19 North has been WADDLIN’ with success.

As of June 5th, 2018, Division 19 North has served 1446.5 hours and raised $962.17 for the Pediatric Trauma Program and Project eliminate.

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In the upcoming month, Division 19 North will be having our annual PIE-rate Penguin Division Council Meeting, where members have the opportunity to pie the Division Team and Club Presidents. The event will be held at Del Aire Park on Saturday, September 15th, from 12 – 3 PM. We’ll also be having our first spirit day where we’ll learn the new cheers for Fall Rally South. Remember that you need to attend at least two spirit session in order to attend Fall Rally South. Look out for more details on the Facebook page.

All in all, I am incredibly proud of the Division I serve and I cannot wait to see what the upcoming month has in store for us. Feel free to contact me anytime if you have any questions, comments, or concerns!

Keep waddlin’ and stay poppin’ ⁃Jared

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#BESTOFD19N

congrats to all the winners! @RITANGUYENN

@XROSEVI @TIFFSTER.22 have a photo that you want to share with the Division?

Post your picture using the hashtag “#BestofD19N” and wait for next month’s newsletter for a chance to be featured!

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KEEP IN TOUCH WITH US! Key Club Division 19 North @division19north @division19north Division19north.weebly.com

CNHKeyClub.org

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REGION 8 OLYMPICS!

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CAMS

By: Nikki Catangay, CAMS Key Club Co-Vice President

For the month of July CAMS key clubbers spent their summers by focusing on helping CNH “bee clean�, which was the district spotlight on service project. We volunteered at the Mud Mania, the Bolsa Chica Habitat Restoration, the Colorado Lagoon Habitat Restoration, Feed the Children, the fireworks stand on Avalon, Shakespeare by the Sea, Shrek the Musical, Arts Alive, and a school supply drive which adds up to a total of 9 service events! Many of our members also made it out to the Division 19 North Yogurtland Fundraiser and the Region 8 Olympics. During the olympics, we sold name badges that helped us raise about $100 for the division. However, one of our major accomplishments this month was applying for a grant under Division 19 North that allowed us to earn $500! We are excited to see what these funds can do for our community throughout the term.

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Rency Visperas making peanut butter an jelly sandwiches for those in need.

Victor Zuleta and Lydia Neguse removing invasive species from the Bolsa Chica Wetlands.

Cindy Nquyen and other fellow Key Clubbers making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for those in need.

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DA VINCI By: Natalia Zeledon, Da Vinci Key Club

What’s Waddlin’ Division 19 North?! For the past month Da Vinci Key Club attended 9 Division events! On the Fourth of July, one member attended the 4th of July 5k and another two members attended the El Segundo Kiwanis Pie eating contest later that day. One member also attended the Clean an Animal Shelter service event where key clubbers made the outside of an animal shelter look clean and presentable. Da Vinci Key Club had 5 members from the board and Division Leadership Team attend Region Olympics where we got to bond with our Region 8 Ohana and participate in the sandwich making activity and supply drive! The day after, one member attended the Manhattan Mile to monitor the bikes route and later that week attended Arts Alive, where she got to work backstage on the play, Oliver. That Saturday morning, one of our members went to the Los Angeles Food Bank where she and other penguins sorted food donations that would be distributed throughout Los Angeles. Da Vinci is extremely honored to have Matthew Ujemov, our IP Vice President, be the first from our club to attend International Convention where he got to meet key clubbers from around the world! That is all that we did this month, and we hope to do more with our new members once the school year starts!

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Natalia and other pirate penguins pose with a 19s bunny after setting up a show.

Natalia poses with other pirate penguins after monitoring bikers route at Manhattan Mile

Natalia Zeledon after helping sort food donations at LA Food Bank

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El segundo By: Anjelica Ayalde , El Segundo Key Club President

HEY PIRATE PENGUINS! For the month of July, we unfortunately were not able to attend any service events for this month.

Many of our members viewed each service event and wanted to help out this month, but couldn’t go due to personal schedules. Although we weren’t able to attend events in July, we brainstormed different ideas for some cool fundraisers and were planning how to approach new members for the club in the upcoming school year! And hopefully we can gain more members to attend these fun service events in August and as the school year begins! YAY

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GO D19N!

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Gardena By: Sandra Kim, Gardena Key Club President

Throughout the past month, Gardena Key Club helped out at several events and attended the R8 Olympics/July DCM! At the R8 Olympics, eight of our members attended and participated in the two service opportunities there! Some of our members brought supplies to help provide necessities for the hopeless through the region event. We helped make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with the rest of Region 8 as well.

In addition, one of our members attended the Manhattan Mile Village Runner on July 22. Although there wasn't much for July, Gardena Key Club has high hopes for August with service events, fundraisers, and club rush!

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Chester was making sandwiches for homeless people at Region 8 Olympic event.

Sandra was making sandwiches for homeless people at Region 8 Olympic with another Key Clubbers from Region 8.

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hawthorne By: Luke Fernandez, Hawthorne Key Club President

Hello Key Club, sadly for the month of July we were not able to host any events. However, we already have ideas to improve in August and we are excited to start a new school year! We plan on hosting a fundraiser at the beginning of the year to bring in some new members, as well as encourage the club to participate.

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I <3 Key Club!

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HMSA Webmaster Sergio posing for a photo bomb with other key clubbers at the May DCM.

Webmaster Sergio giving his thumbs up on a successful photo bomb at the May DCM.

Our LTG Jared and other division members conversing.

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LAWNDALE

By: Sally Hoang, Lawndale Key Club President

In the month of July Lawndale key club has attended Region 8 Olympics and meet many new people. We also sold popsicles for $1 for PTP and During the event we participated in making pb&jâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;a for the homeless.

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MEMBERS OF THE MONTH

Matthew Ujemov

During the summer a lot of members donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t attend service events, but this specific member attended two events. They went to the Region 8 Olympics and the International Convention. This member always shows the most spirit at events and loves to do service for both the club and his community.

The member of the month for July is Mathew Ujemov!!

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#MyKeyClubStory LAUREN NGUYEN Why did you join Key Club?

I joined Key Club during my freshman year when my older sister encouraged me to join. As a Key Club member in the past, she described a “really fun and cheerful” environment that makes volunteering even better. As I attended a few meetings and events in the beginning of the semester to see how it was like, I actually enjoyed them and wanted to commit to this club.

What was your Key Club moment?

My Key Club moment was during my home club’s annual banquet this year. As a past Key Club board member (historian), seeing not only the brand new board but an amazing, new historian to take my place made my Key Club journey all worth it. I was so proud of the new board and especially proud of Tuyet to be the new historian. Going up on stage to talk about our funny moments with my best friend Melissa, I felt like I could be freely open to our club. There was also great food and a memorable photo booth to capture the night.

What made you stay in Key Club?

What made me stay in Key Club were my friends, who are all members of Key Club. The members in general allow the environment to be more spirited and fun along the way, which encouraged me to stay. When going to volunteering events, the members also reassure the fun and spirited nature. I realized that it is worth it to stay in this amazing club throughout my high school life to enjoy even more journeys.

What was your weirdest Key Club moment?

My weirdest Key Club moment was at a DCM when we were all playing an icebreaker called “out the window.” Some of my friends and I were very passionate about this game as it turned out to be super competitive. Us and another team were the final groups in the game, we continuously shouted many songs and funny insults (and we won ;)). I found it weird because we were all wild, jumping crazily and being competitively spirited, but it was one of my favorite moments as well.

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CONTACTS Presidents ANJELICA AYALDE

ANGELA MAGAT

SOPHIA SORIANO

DA VINCI

CAMS d19n.cams.pres @gmail.com

EL SEGUNDO

d19n.davinci.pres @gmail.com

SANDRA KIM

aayalde_20 @esusdstudents.org

LUKE FERNANDEZ

GARDENA

HAWTHORNE

sandrak92402 @gmail.com

l.fernande511 @cvuhsd.org

JEZELLE DE LEON

SALLY HOANG

ARIANA DIAZ

HMSA

LAWNDALE

jezelleanne_de19 @hsdstudent.org

sallyhoang123 @gmail.com

LEUZINGER A.diaz442 @cvuhsd.org

SAVANNAH YASSIN SANTA MONICA

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d19n.samo.pres @gmail.com

DLT Andrew Yang Executive Assistant d19n.cnhkc.ea @gmail.com

Jared keating

Rosie villarosa

Lieutenant Governor d19n.cnhkc.ltg @gmail.com

Executive Assistant d19n.cnhkc.ea @gmail.com

Albert chen

Angela Kim

Division Secretary d19n.cnhkc.sec @gmail.com

Division News Editor d19n.cnhkc.dne @gmail.com

Chester virata Mem. Recognition Coord.

d19n.cnhkc.mrc @gmail.com

Natalia zeledon Service Expo Coord.

d19n.cnhkc.sxp @gmail.com

Angela magat Division Tech Editor d19n.cnhkc.tech @gmail.com

Maiangel tabujara Fundraising Coord.

d19n.cnhkc.dfc @gmail.com

Ramses donis Head Spirit Coord.

d19n.cnhkc.spirtitteam @gmail.com

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Thank you for reading!

Another amazing month of service has gone by!

Let’s keep this up pirate penguins! Thank you for all of your hard work this month. I’ll catch you in next month’s newsletter!

Waddling for Service,

Angela Kim

Division News Editor