D19N December Newsletter 2019-2020

 

the icy times The Official Division 19 North Newsletter December | Issue Seven

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

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DNE’S MESSAGE

AHOY PIRATE PENGUINS,

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Fall Rally South was one to remember! On behalf of Division Leadership Team and Spirit Team, thank you to everyone who came in with so much spirit and passion! Congratulations to the Division 13 North

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LETTER FROM THE LTG

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FALL RALLY SOUTH RECAP

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Ninjas for winning the spirit stick this year. However, we should be incredibly proud of the immense spirit that we showed. Hopefully, you were able to meet many Key Clubbers from all the different divisions, have fun with friends, and enjoy the spirit of Key Club.

Even though Fall Rally South has passed, please

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remember to continue serving your home, school,

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be a Region 8 Thanksgiving Division Council

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and communities throughout the year! There should Meeting/Social for you all soon. This is a great way for you to bond with new Key Clubbers, reunite with those who you met at Fall Rally South, and have fun during the holidays! Be on the look out for updates on

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either our Instagram or Facebook pages.

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Thank you for reading this issue! Stay icy ;)

Alisa Nagashima FROM YOUR DIVISION NEWS EDITOR,

ALISA NAGASHIMA

02 | LETTER FROM THE LTG

WHAT’S WADDLING DIVISION 19 NORTH!

First and foremost, thank you to every one of you for making my very last Fall Rally South unbelievable. I loved every single moment that I got to share with all of you. Being on stage with the other Lieutenant Governors hearing our cheers was literally a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I was nearly brought to tears by everyone’s enthusiasm for Division 19 North, so thank you Pirate Penguins for that.

Congratulations to Division 13 South Ninjas for their continued success, but I am absolutely positive that 19 North will come back even stronger next term! Additionally, all of you should be proud of what you were able to accomplish this term, and at Fall Rally South. Region 8 made history by being the only divisions to move on to the next round for our session, all thanks to you.

I would now like to thank the individuals that attended our annual Region 3 x Region 8 Candidate Training Conference at the Anaheim Public Library! I am super excited to witness these attendees continue their Key Club journey and possibly see them on-stage at our Region 8 Conclave in December! Pursuing a demanding role like Lieutenant Governor takes confidence, courage, and determination, so thank you to all of you for demonstrating that to me. The R3 and R8 Lieutenant Governors loved everyone’s desire to learn about the role of LTG, and we all look forward to seeing you guys continue your pursuit for more leadership!

And to conclude, here are our new updates to our term-wide goals! As per the Division Monthly Report Form submitted on November 10th, 2019, Division 19 North has earned 3,987 service hours and raised more than $1,380, not including the funds raised from spirit gear yet either! This is all thanks to Division 19 North’s continued dedication to serving your homes, schools, and communities! Thank you to those that also attended our Division Fundraiser at 7Leaves after our Spirit Sessions at La Carretera Park! For now, that’s everything! I hope to see all of you again at our Region 8 November Thanksgiving Division Council Meeting/Social!

WADDLING FOR SERVICE,

ANDREW YANG

Division 19 North Lieutenant Governor 19’-20’

FALL RALLY SOUTH

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Photo Credits to Angel Cabanayan

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On behalf of Division Leadership Team, THANK YOU to those who took the time to memorize the cheers, attend Fall Rally South, and cheer with all your pirate penguin spirit! Although we did not win the spirit stick this year, the spirit that you all showed that day was unparalleled.

Check out this amazing video for a recap!

https://tinyurl.com/wa3vntmAD0Xqni9X42phzjrI

We hope this event was enjoyable for you and inspires you to continue waddling along with us in Key Club :)

RECOGNITION

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C O MEMBER OF THE MONTH Adrian Valadez OFFICER OF THE MONTH Daniel Alonso CLUB OF THE MONTH Leuzinger Key Club ADVISOR OF THE MONTH Rogelio Jeronimo KIWANIS ADVISOR OF THE MONTH Tim McDonnald

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CONGRATS

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division point system

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CAMS

Gardena Leuzinger 


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One on One Outreach Raena Higgins Lawndale | Historian On October 27, there was a One on One Outreach service event! There were many volunteers helping pack clothes and hygienic supplies into boxes. President Shannon Sukantri and Secretary Hiba Khan packed fruits and cans of food. While, Historian Ian Pazos and Emily Gutierrez packed clothes and shampoo into boxes.

Other volunteers helped pack clothes and hygienic supplies into boxes as well. In total, we packed 140 boxes full of food and supplies! All volunteers took the boxes and delivered them to veterans that lacked food and resources at their house. We had a great time helping at the service event and hope to do it next time!

CAMS Club Rush Albert Chen

CAMS | President

On October 11, CAMS High School had their annual club rush, where students were able to get a glimpse into each of the clubs at the clubs. CAMS Key Club participated in this event, displaying the great things that Key Club has to offer. Board members could be heard throughout the quad of the school yelling various Key Club cheers, showing of the Key Club spirit that all members have. As a result, CAMS Key Club was able to gain 150+ sign ups for the club, with many students being very excited about joining Key Club in the future.

EVENT RECAP EVENT RECAP EVENT RECAP Hawthorne Memorial BBQ Melissa Felix HMSA | Historian On the 17th of October from 4:30 - 7:30 pm, HMSA Key Club participated in a dinner BBQ at Hawthorne Memorial. We first helped by making salads and loading them onto a rolling cart. We also helped in serving people their salads. Some helped serve people either beverages or salads. When we were done passing out salads and drinks, we served them their food after they gave us their tickets. When we finished, we were also given food. We ended the night by helping clean up after the BBQ ended!

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Nick Casis Membership, Development, & Education Coordinator

CAMS

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Co-Vice President | Travis Salud

For the month of October, CAMS Key Club participated in CAMS’s club rush. Board members advertised Key Club to high school members, showing off what Key Club has in store for them. As a result, CAMS was able to receive over 150 signups. CAMS Key Club also held their first official club meeting of the new school year, where 117 members were in attendance to learn about what’s in store for them during the new school year. CAMS Key Club was in attendance at Region Training Conference, where new members were able to learn more about what Key Club is about and current officers were able to learn more about their duties. Along with that, new members were given an opportunity to get a feel about what a typical spirit session is like. CAMS Key Club also held service opportunities for their members. Daniel Alonso chaired the 2019 Students Run LA 5k Race, where members helped set up the race, including water stations, and helped clean up. Ryan Son chaired an event in Gardena, where members helped out at a maze. Members scared those inside the maze and sold merchandise and snacks outside. CAMS Key Club has had many board meeting this month in preparation for club rush and the first meeting, along with finalizing the roster for Fall Rally South. And, spirit team members have held multiple spirit sessions at school for their members to learn the cheers.

DA VINCI

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President | Natalia Zeledon Co President | Isabella BaĂąuelos

As a club overall, we are beyond proud of our accomplishments throughout the month of September. On Saturday, September 7th three members from our club joined our Kiwanis in putting up posters throughout the city for their annual fair, which is ultimately one of their biggest fundraisers for their club. We got to talk with them about our plans for the school year and receive feedback, ultimately bettering the relationship we have. Our annual club rush was on Friday, September 13th, and within the span of three hours we got 180 students interested in Key Club! Additionally, three members from our club were able to attend the September Division Council Meeting that Sunday, September 15th where we got to pie our DLT in support of the Pediatric Trauma Program. Our first meeting of the school year was the next day on Monday, September 16th during lunch where we had an astounding 150 students in attendance! We held a thorough Key Club 101 session and talked about our Key Club moments with the new members, and this has gotten students even more interested as we have had a retention rate of about 90 students for the rest of our weekly meetings in September. That Saturday September 21st two officers from our club along with the rest of Division 19 North volunteered at our Kiwanis’ annual Fair on Richmond Street in El Segundo, we primarily aided vendors setting up, cleaning the area, directing participants, and taking down the event. Finally on Saturday, September 27th five members attended the Los Angeles Ukulele Festival along with the rest of the division, they brought back positive experiences that have brought excitement for future events amongst our members. We are beyond proud of our accomplishments throughout the month, and look forward to an amazing school year!

HMSA

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Co-Vice President | Brian Cifuentes

Greetings! For the month of October, HMSA Key Club had a successful month. First, we have to mention AIDS Walk, which many of our members attended and walked throughout downtown LA. Secondly, we had the Kicken’™ Cancer event, which we had a few members attend.

We had the Dana Soccer Event, where members hung out with kids with special needs and have fun with them. Next, we had the Hawthorne BBQ, where we helped serve food to many people from the city. Lastly, we had the Hawthorne Halloween carnival, where members helped to run booths and games for the children of Hawthorne. This was good in terms of events and with Fall Rally nearby, we also helped recap cheers for members attending it. We hope to have many more events for the month of November and to have fun doing so.

LAWNDALE

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President | Shannon Sukantri  

In the beginning of the month of October, we had a meeting on October 1 and 8 where we discussed new service events. On Oct 12th, we had a community service event at the PB Science Service Headquarters from 9:30 am to 11:30 am, where we packed hands-on science lesson materials for elementary schools around the area! On October 13th, there was the October DCM! We recapped the service events for the month of September and did fun icebreakers! Also, we decorated cookies for $3 to help fundraise money for D19N! Also, in October 15 and 22, we held meetings to talk about Fall Rally.

Lastly, on October 27, we had the One on One Outreach Event! We helped pack boxes full of food and hygienic supplies and gave them to people who are in need!

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LEUZINGER

President | Jorge Arroyo Vice President | Juan Contreras

In the month of October Leuzinger Key Club in seven service events. The first event of the month was the K-9 Community BBQ event at the Hawthorne Memorial Center on the 17th, we had sixteen Key Clubbers volunteer with helping set up, serve the guests with their food, and cleaning up after the event had ended. On the 19th Leuzinger Key Club had six members rise early in order to volunteer at the AYSO VIP Festival at Dana Middle School, the members there helped set up the festival canopies and tables, they also assisted with running festivities and making sure everyone was having fun. Although not a service event, three of our members attended the AIDS Walk in L.A. on the 20th with other Division 19 North Key Clubbers in order to help spread awareness and demonstrate support to those afflicted with AIDS. On the 26th two of our members attended the Hawthorne Fun Run 5k at Hawthorne High, they set up water stations, cheered on the runners, and helped clean up after all runners received their medals. The following day ten Leuzinger Key Clubbers rose early to volunteer for the Students Run Los Angeles 10k at Dockweiler Beach, they helped pass out water cups to the thousands of runners, provided encouragement, and cleaned all the water cups from the streets. Moreover, the day prior to Halloween twenty-three Key Clubbers attended the Halloween Carnival at the Hawthorne Memorial Center, they ran the game booths and distributed candy to the young and Halloween-spirited children. Additionally, at Leuzinger High School six members helped decorate and clean-up for Latin Fest. The last event of the month was the Halloween Event at the Lawndale Community Center, six members assisted in hosting tables and game booths outside.

Throughout the month a few members also took initiative and attended some spirit sessions to show off their division spirit.

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HAWTHORNE

President | Eduardo Barajas

For the month of October Hawthorne Did relatively well. We first attended Our own school’s campus beautification event the 9th where we would stay after school to pick up trash to help keep the school clean and tidy. On Saturday the 12th we helped out at a Subaru Loves Pets Dog and Cat adoption. We helped make name tags for peoples pest upon request, walk and play with the dogs and cats all in an effort to find them a forever home. Next we held an ice skating fundraiser at the Toyota Sports Center from 7:30pm -9:45 pm on the 12th. The event was a success and we sold tickets for 12$ presale and 15$ at the door and raised over 150$ to go towards Fall Rally South and more. Hawthorne attended the division’s monthly Division Council Meeting where our club was honored to receive an award for our advisor, Rick Carver who was named Advisor of the Month.

Our club also received the 2nd place award in our divisions point system The Hawthorne Memorial Center is where our next event on the 17th was where the annual Hawthorne Community Barbecue was held. After School we helped pass out the plates of food and waste management.

After helping with the waste we helped with the cleanup of the tables and called it a day. Nextup we assisted at the AYSO annual soccer festival on the 19th alongside other clubs in our division and even clubs like Knights and Diaconians. There we helped move goal posts, set up tents, pass out shirts, and more. There we also helped run some of the booths and make sure the members of the community could enjoy their time there then helped clean it all up once the event concluded.

We then alongside our division attended the annual Aids Walk in Los Angeles on the 20th. We walked as a group in support of Aids patients and to raise awareness so that a cure may be found soon hopefully. Next we were in attendance at our school’s Fun Run and Health Fair on the 26th.

There we helped with the setup of the booths and then helped with water distribution for the attendees. After the event was over we helped clean up and leave the place nice and tidy. We also attended a second Subaru loves Dogs Cat and Dog adoption on the 26th alongside other clubs in 19 North where we essentially did the same as what we assisted with on the 12th except this time we got two dogs successfully adopted and even were able to reunite a lost dog with their owner.

The Final event we helped at in the month of October was the Hawthorne Memorial Halloween Spooktacular on the 30th. There we helped run the booths for the little kids like ring toss and more while giving the kids candy after every visit. We then helped put away all the games and props to be used again next year. We also had many of our members who plan on attending Fall Rally South attend division spirit days to get the cheers for the sessions right. We attended the october 4th,11th, and 26th spirit day session so that we may reclaim the spirit stick alongside our penguin brothers and sisters.

GARDENA

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President | Debbie Garcia

Hey Pirate Penguins! For the month of October we had various events. To start off the month on October 8th we had a spirit day afterschool where members got to learn the cheers in preparation for Fall Rally South. Later that week, on October 12th there was Region Training Conference in which eleven of our members attended! At Region Training Conference they had the opportunity to meet new people from our Region as well as attend various workshops that let them earn more about Key Club! Afterwards, on October 13th we had an event with 186th Elementary School where members went on a mini field trip with fifth graders and went to the beach! On the same day the division had the October DCM. That next Sunday it was AIDS Walk where members attended and got to bond with the division and be able to support the walk! Then, on Tuesday, October 22nd, we had our McDonald’s Fundraiser where we raised over $400 for club funds and Pediatric Trauma Program. During the Fundraiser our members helped serve food and sell cookies at McDonald’s. From October 17th-31st we had our annual Haunted House Set-Up at Freeman Park. They helped decorate the Haunted House and even participate

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Nove m ber Sp ot l i ght If y o u c o u l d c h oo s e a n y ma sc ot and co l o r fo r a d i vi s i o n, wha t w o ul d t hey be?

YELLOW SHIBA INUS Alisa Nagashima

RED GRIFFINS Angel Cabanayan

BABY PINK AXOLOTLS Alexis Lim

PURPLE BUFFALOS To be featured in next month’s spotlight, send your response to the following question along with a picture of yourself to d19n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com!

What’s yo ur favorite Key Club event?

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Executive Assistant Ryan Son

Lieutenant Governor Andrew Yang

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Executive Assistant Sandra Kim

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d19n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

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Division News Editor Alisa Nagashima

Division Secretary Travis Salud

Division Tech Editor Angel Cabanayan

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Membership, Development, Education Coord.

Fundraising Coord.

Cindy Nguyen

Service Projects Coord.

Lydia Neguse

Nick Casis

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Co-Head Spirit Coord.

Isaiah Pagdanganan

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Co-Head Spirit Coord.

Carl Joseph Arceo

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Publicity Coord.

Cathleen Uy

Merchandise Coord.

Sarah Blosser

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