KEY CLUB times Western High School | Division 30S |Region 3 | CNH
June 2012
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Volume 1, Issue 1
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IN THIS ISSUE:
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Building OUR School.................................1 Service Projects/Events RECAP • Neighborhood Clean-up......................2 • Key Club Banquet.................................3 • Selling Shaved Ice.................................4 • Constructing the Community...............4 • Kiwanis Training Night............................5 • DCM Water Balloon Making.................5 • June DCM...............................................6 • Kiwanis DCM...........................................6 Upcoming Projects....................................7 June’s Most Valuable Members...............8 A Word from the President........................8 What I LOVE About Key Club....................9
a note from the
by Miranda Phan, VP Just getting out of school and going into summer, Key Clubbers never stop helping. For two days in a row, the other Key Clubbers and I left for Western High School at 10 AM. We primarily helped out our Key Club advisor, who is also an English teacher, Ms. Rittel, to move all her belongings from one room to another. With so much at hand, we began with the books. The first day consisted of us making boxes and for many books and other documents, mandated many boxes. The boxes were quite confusing to make, but we got a hang of it by the second set of boxes that had to come in. Carrying them over one by one was
a tedious process, but unloading the books, and placing them in alphabetical order on corresponding shelves was worse.All of our Key Clubbers got right to work, conquering our newly found fear of so many books, until we were finally finished! But, as the dedicated Key Clubbers we are, we did not just stop there, after everything settled down in Ms. Rittel’s new room, we gladly went over to Ms. Nguyen’s room, a math teacher, and helped her sort through all her stuff. The times that were asked of us to be at school and cleaning up was from 10 AM to 2 PM, but on the second day we went well over time, staying until 3 PM. Always shining with service, Western Key Club!
BULLETIN EDITOR Hello Western Key Clubbers! I’m Mercy Tran, and I sincerely hope that you will enjoy this newsletter. I’m super excited for a fun-filled year of service, and I look forward to getting to know each and every one of you. If there is anything you want to see on the newsletter that isn’t already here, don’t hesitate to ask! This newsletter would not be possible without you, the loyal Key Clubber. Have a great summer, and see you soon! Always shinin’ with service, Mercy Tran
The Official Western High School Key Club Newsletter | June 2012
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