D19N March Newsletter 1516

CNH | K E Y C L U B D19N | March 2016 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 11

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In This Issue…

In This Issue… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Letter From The LTG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 February DCM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 #BestOfD19N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 March Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Kiwanis Branches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Submissions Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Club Articles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-27 Division Ice Skating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29 Recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-37 CNH Key Club Newsletter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 March EOTY Banquet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 February DCM Pictures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40-41 Contact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-43

Photos Taken By: Emily Teranishi

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Letter From The LTG

Division 19 North, Thank YOU for everything you have done as a division. As these last few weeks, I will be serving as your Lieutenant Governor and soon Chris Soo-Hoo will serve as the next Lieutenant Governor. Thank you for trying your best to serve this service organization and leaving your legacy with the division. I am sincerely proud of you all for everything you have accomplished and done.

Please remember to reflect about the positives of this term, and thank the key players, the advisors, adults, chaperones, and especially the members. It is a bittersweet ending to end this term, however I know you all will accomplish much more next term.

Again, thank you for one last time.

For one last time, Waddling to Serve, Carolyn Chang

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February DCM

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#BestOfD19N Have a key club photo that you want to share with the pirate penguin division?

Post your Key Club picture and use the hashtag “#BestofD19N” and wait for next month’s Newsletter for a chance to have your photo featured!

Rules: Every month, 2 pictures will BEE featured along with the owner’s Instagram username, and have your Instagram account be promoted within the division.

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Bee Happy | Enjoy Events | Good Luck !

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February Calendar

March 26| Division 19 North End Of The Year Banquet 6pm-9 pm Kiwanis Hermosa Hall |Hermosa Kiwanis Club, 2515 Valley Dr, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254, United States

Check Division19North.weebly.com for Updates!

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Branches of Kiwanis

Created By: Emily Ung

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Submissions Chart Reminder: All Visuals, Club Recap Articles, Member of the Month Articles, and MRFs are due on the 5th by 6:00 P.M. Please Note: The News Editor Email has been changed to d19n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com

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Club Articles

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CAMS Key Club

January was a great month for CAMS Key Club. After coming back to school after winter break, we started off the month volunteering at the New Years Race in Los Angeles and helped by handing out water to runners at water stations. The following weeks, we attended various events including our Region Conclave where we witnessed Lieutenant Governor Elects become elected from the five divisions in our region followed by the January DCM. The next week, we volunteered at two Run to Remember events on the 23rd and the 24th of the month. Finally, we spent the last weekend volunteering at a Trash for Teaching event where we packaged recycled products for children to experiment with. January was a busy month, and as we are coming closer and closer to April, we are preparing for District Convention.

By Christopher Soo-Hoo

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PIRATE PENGUINS CAMS Key Club members set up medals for runners at the New Year's Race Marathon.

CAMS Key Club members hand out shirts to runners at the Run to Remember Marathon (1/23).

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PIRATE PENGUINS CAMS Key Club member prepares water for runners at the Run to Remember Marathon (1/24).

CAMS Key Club members create arts and crafts kits at the Trash for Teaching event in Gardena.

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Da Vinci Science

By Christian Cisneros

The month of January was a very exciting and busy month for Da Vinci Science Key Club! As a board, we decided that we wanted to introduce elections and leadership positions as soon as possible so that times would not become stressful later on.

With that being said, we held a Key Club Board workshop after-school, and each officer explained their positions, what they do, and how to be successful. A week later, elections were held after-school, and we had eight people run for positions! We will be revealing the results of the election during our first February meeting next week, so we are very excited! In regards to service, Key Club members volunteered at the Conquer Our Run race in Manhattan Beach on Saturday and later on at the Run to Remember Race in Los Angeles.

Members who went to the Conquer Our Run Race helped the event coordinators by handing out waters and other materials for the runners. At the Run to Remember Race, members helped pass out different samples of products that were sponsoring the race. Members also directed runners to their race bibs and wherever they needed to go and answered any questions and/or concerns. As one of the members states, it was a really fun event because they were able to meet and interact with other volunteers and talk to runners about their journeys and how they got to where they were today. They were also given the chance to meet police officers, soldiers, marines, and firefighters, which made the experience even more memorable. Finally, one January 31st, one of our Key Club members volunteered at One Incredible Family’s Valentine’s Day Card making event, where they made and decorated Valentine’s Day cards for children. Overall, the month of January was a very exciting month for Da Vinci Science Key Club, and we cannot wait for the lovely month of February!

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PIRATE PENGUINS Here is our secretary, Kalyn Atkinson, giving her speech for the position of President!"

Here we have a member, Juan Moreno, putting together the medals for the Conquer Our Run event.

Here are the Da Vinci Key Club members who volunteered at the Conquer Our Run event.

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El Segundo Key Club

For the month of January, El Segundo Key Club volunteered at 2 events and attended Region Conclave. This month’s events emphasized the health of the world, both for humans and nature. At the first event of the month, Conquer Our Run, members put race packets together and distributed medals. This race is put on by a lady who has Lupus, and her dedication to maintaining her strength is truly a pleasure to be around and volunteer at. The second event to conclude the month was with Tree Musketeers, and our members helped put mulch around a tree and cleaned up the area to prepare for Arbor Day, which we can’t wait to participate in!

By Hannah Christensen-Levy

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President Hannah cutting branches of a tree.

One of the trees our members mulched.

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Gardena Key Club

By Tina Duong

The month of January; the start of a new beginning along with the continuation of displaying service to others within our community. Region 8 Conclave also took place during this month on January 18th where our division elects our Lieutenant Governor who will represent our division for the next term.

Congratulations to Chris Soo-Hoo! We volunteered at 186th Elementary School with a Service Day Project where we did various tasks such as: organizing T-Shirts sizes, gathering up the Lost and Found sweaters that will be donated, created necklaces out of ribbon and stars, and created an inventory.

We also volunteered at 186th with the Owl's Awards Night and sold chips, chocolate, popcorn, gummy snacks, and drinks at the stand. We also had an Art Gallery event at Gardena High; it was very formal. We assisted with serving the food and drinks, escorted the guests, and handled the registration booth. Within our club, DCON registration is completed with a total of eight members attending. Now, we're going to be focusing on training the potential candidates interesting in working with the Gardena Key Club Board for 2016-2017 with our upcoming election.

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PIRATE PENGUINS Here are some members about to attend the Gardena Highschool Art Gallery Collection.

Here are some more members working registration at the Gardena Highschool Art Gallery Collection.

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Hawthorne Key Club This past month for Hawthorne key club, the entire club was filled with Christmas spirit. The members were lively and excited for the potluck that we organized during the second week of December. The first week was solely in preparation for the potluck. The potluck was magnificent with members brining pizza, candy, sweets, soda, etc. To make the potluck more interesting we collaborated with our counterpart community service club “Knights and Dinaconians/Interact.” We decided to host a dodgeball tournament after the potluck. In which all clubs on campus could participate in. The two key club teams participating in the tournament made it to the last round and it ended up being key club vs key club for the dodgeball championship. I was an exciting day, fun filled and we had plenty of food. That following Saturday three members including myself helped in a SRLA (Students run Los Angeles Marathon) event. We spent the morning cleaning, cutting fruit, playing music, and all around cheering on the runners. The runners were having what they called a lapathon on the Hawthorne track and trying to raise money for their organization. We were glad to help with their event. We sent ten members to the rose float event. My members told me the event was great! “Despite the 40 degree weather” they joking told me. They spent their time cutting sunflowers and other flowers for the rose floats. The club was separated into groups some painted the floats, while others cut flowers. They still had time to collaborate and synergize with other Key Clubbers. Our final event this past month was yesterday. We hosted an ice skating fundraiser at the Toyota center. It was great to see the members to start of the New Year and we made around $710.

While getting to enjoy time together as a club skating on the ice.

By Nico Fernandez

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HMSA Key Club The month of January was a progressive month for the club of HMSA. We held many events, both outside and in the club. To kick off the month, we had many members be super hype for Conclave early on. We announced our new LTG and our club members are really excited about it. We continued the hard month as finals were also kicked off at our school. We fought back and had great volunteer events.

After the week of finals; were able to successfully choose our nominees for the future board. We are actually very excited for the future. For two days in a later weekend, we were able to volunteer at a Walk to Remember. This was a walk to help raise money for first responders of 9/11. The first day we volunteered at an expo for the race. We helped create goody bags and overall prepare for the race the next day. The following Sunday was the race and many members were happy out the whole event. They were able to meet up with Key Clubbers from another division.

Lastly, in our general club meetings, we created cards for hospitalized children. Many members are actually content about this and we had about 20+ cards.

The club already has a date set for our elections; we are very excited and humble of what the club has to offer in the near future. We are excited for more events and more service.

By Ricardo Almazan

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King Drew Key Club

For the month of January the members of Key Club had participated in the election of the new Lieutenant Governor for the new District 13 West! Sadly we, in the nearby future, will no longer be part of D19N, but we are so excited to have been a part of it. We, in this month, also participated in the Run 2 Remember where we had volunteered from early in the morning to mid-day helping out by passing out water and motivating runner to finish their ever so tiresome race. We also finally counted the amount of donations we received from UNICEF boxes and we raised over $100 dollars, $109 to be exact! I was surprised, I did not expect this much so I was very happy about the outcome. February will no doubt be another month of service.

By Alan Sanchez

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Lawndale Key Club

New year, new goals. For the month of January, Lawndale Key Club has been getting progressively more active! Our members volunteered at Tree Musketeers and did tasks like mulching and pruning trees in preparation for an upcoming Tree Musketeers Arbor Day event. We also had the pleasure in working alongside El Segundo Key Club members! In addition to this, Kiwanis and Lawndale Key Club collaborated to surprise our Kiwanis advisor, Shirley Rudolph.

Members painted and primed wood boards in preparation to create a ramp for her husband. The ramp was greatly received by her and her husband, which gives us immense pride in having visible results in serving our community.

Our board members have been collaborating with many more ideas to end the term strong, such as a popcorn fundraiser to fund senior medals and to put into next term’s club account. We also plan on making even more buttons to bring to District Convention, so be on a lookout for new designs! Lawndale Key Club is excited to embrace the month of February and continue improving as a club!

By Vivian Nguyen

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PIRATE PENGUINS Lawndale Key Club's Vice president (Maritza Sanchez) painting a "to be" ramp for Lawndale Key Club's adviser, Shirley Rudolph.

Lawndale Key Club's President and Historian (Vivian Nguyen and Stephanie Rodriguez) are painting a "to be" ramp for Lawndale Key Club's adviser, Shirley Rudolph. Tim McDannold, Lawndale Key Club's other adviser also helps.

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Leuzinger Key Club The month of December was fun and exciting for Leuzinger Key Club as we participated in multiple different activities. In the beginning of the month, 10 key club members travel to the Hawthorne Community Center during our lunch break to help prepare food and serve senior citizens at the annual Hawthorne Community Senior Luncheon.

Later in the month, we volunteered at Anderson Elementary which lasted for two days to help the PTA organize and prepare baskets filled with donated goods such as canned goods in order to distribute them the to the distinct families. Also, during the month of December, Leuzinger High School organized an event called Club Olympics where different clubs from Leuzinger joined and competed against each other in friendly games; we recruited members to participate to have fun being united as a team and enjoy the games.

Members who attended the December DCM enjoyed and had fun getting to know other key clubbers from different schools and participating in the icebreakers that were played. Lastly, at the end of the month some members participated in helping prepare the rose parade floats.

December was a month of joining together as a family and having fun.

By Diana Nguyen

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Division Ice Skating

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Recognition

Congratulations Members Of The Month!

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CAMS

Celia Yu CAMS Key Club is super proud to say that Celia Yu is Member of the Month! She is truly bubbly and welcoming! She has attended most, if not all, our club meetings! And when she does, she wonderfully shares her experiences with fellow Key Clubbers. Her attendance at events is superb as well. Recently she has volunteered at Run to Remember, helping with registration, in addition to handing out shirts and food to participants. We know that nothing could stop her from boxing presents for the less fortunate, feeding the homeless, or strange AM marathons! Even with stressful tests around the corner, she manages to come out at 5 o' clock in the morning to show her Key Club spirit and her want to make a difference! We have seen her grow so much. Her dedication is truly admirable. Right from the start, we knew Celia had potential. She has the heart to serve and we all know it!

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Da Vinci Science

Juan Moreno The member of the month for the month of January is Juan Moreno. We are proud to present Juan as our DVS Member of the Month because Juan Moreno has been a member since his junior year and at first came to all the events but as junior year progresses and school work increase he began to show up a little less. Recently however into his senior year he had resparked his interest in key club and has constantly been coming to more events and volunteering opportunities. Just last week Juan went to two volunteering events in one day and offered to give others a ride there and on top of that he stayed for the Key Club elections which ran for an hour or longer.

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El Segundo

Kathleen Moran El Segundo Key Club’s January Member of the Month is Kathleen Moran! Kathleen has devoted 20 hours of her service over the past two months to various events which include the Richmond Street School Fall Festival, the Halloween Frolic, the Heroes of Hope Race, and Rose Float building. Her ability to work with young children and dedication to volunteering is incredibly noteworthy. Key Club would not be where it is today if it were not for board members like her. She possesses great leadership skills and has a phenomenal work ethic. Kathleen is a role model for all other members and her leadership is best seen through her desire and dedication to help and serve those in need. Congratulations Kathleen for being El Segundo Key Club’s Member of the Month!

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Gardena

Jeremiah Balasabas Hey Penguins! I am very proud to say our member of the month is Jeremiah Balasabas. Jeremiah is a new member who has a non stop streak of attending all the events we had to offer the month of January. After school or early morning on the weekends you can catch him serving his community! His spirit is contagious within the club and he always has our members with a smile on their face once they enter the door. His gratitude towards Key Club is enormous. Jeremiah goes above and BEEyond for Key Club. He is very excited to attend DCON 2016 and possibly run for a board position. His hard work never goes unrecognized as well as passion for key club.

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HMSA

Andres Campos The most outstanding member this month is Andres Campos!

Andres is a spirited Key Club member who never fails to attend our weekly meetings every meetings. Whether it’s waking up at 5:00am on a sunday morning to pass out water to runners, making cards for hospitalized children, or staying after the meetings to help the board clean up, Andres is dedicated. This month he has attended the most service events of all our general members. He encourages everyone he meets to join Key Club and is very friendly and helpful with encouraging freshmen attendance. His enthusiasm for the club is unwavering and he has even expressed interest in becoming an officer next term. We hope he continues to bring his love of service to Key Club. We want to give him a huge shout out this month for all his service!

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Lawndale

Barbara Reveles For the month of February, the board of Lawndale KEY Club has nominated Barbara Reveles as Member of the Month. Barbara is currently holding the third most highest amount of community service hours with the club. Moreover, she attends all weekly meetings and shows interest in the inner workings of the club. She actively attends the service events and the club is honored to have such a pleasant person as one of their most active members.

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Leuzinger

Jennifer Rodela She helped our club run smoothly by keeping us organized, and she attended all our January events

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Check out the District Newsletter @ cnhkeyclub.org

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Division 19 North

End Of The Year Banquet Tell your K-club peers to attend!

All members planning on attending banquet needs to fill out this form to give an exact headcount for the tacos provided (but if you are canceling, please contact me ASAP!) Link to RSVP: http://goo.gl/forms/fCHRMhGW3W Deadline to RSVP: Sunday, March 20th 11:59 PM When: March 26th | 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM Where: Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Hall Address: 2515 Valley Dr., Hermosa Beach, CA, 90254 Cost: $12.00 Attire: Semi-FormalGirls- Dresses you wore to Homecoming or Winter Formal.

Guys- Outfits you wore to Homecoming or Winter Formal.

What: Celebrate the term with the followingTacos!!!, Recognizing and celebrating as a division, Attending the last DCM of the term, and much much more!!!

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Contact Information Division Leadership Team

Carolyn Chang | Lt. Governor d19n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com

Emily Teranishi| Executive Assistant d19n.cnhkc.ea@gmail.com

Emily Ung| Executive Assistant d19n.ea.cnhkc@gmail.com

Hazel Cartagena | News Editor D19n.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com

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Contact Information Division Leadership Team Raul Ruiz| Member Recognition/ Fundraising Coordinator

rruiz1030@yahoo.com

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Thank You For Reading!

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