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Hey guys! I apologize that this newsletter is a lot later than planned, but here it is! I tried a different style but it ended up a lot darker looking than I thought. Oops. Hopefully you guys still like it and it ends up better next time. D: Don’t forget that you guys can send it articles to be in the news-letter as well. It can be on anything that you think would be helpful toward Key Clubbers. You guys can also send me pictures. Send eve-rything to [email protected]. We have had a fun year so far and now the Key Club fun does not stop there! Soon enough we will have more events and fun so-cials so look out for that. Lots of fun events are at division level so I hope to see many more Key Clubbers attending those, because you guys miss out on so much if you don’t! (Like buying that cutie at Date Auction or Winter Formal) Also, if you guys ever have event, fundraising, or volunteering ideas, be sure to let us know and let’s all work together to make this club even stronger. Anyways, officer elections are coming up on the 31st so I hope everyone attends this very important meeting because we will be de-ciding who will be leading you all next year. It’s very important! -Ingrid Channa, Editor
The president is like the overseer for club administration, leads the club, runs the meetings, and makes sure everything is run-ning smoothly. They provide support for everyone. Sometimes they plan events as well and develop the club program. They also act as the link for this club to many outside parts such as
The vice president assists the president and other officers with their duties. They are sort of like a jack of all trades. In case the president is not around, they will take over president duties such as running the meetings. They provide immense support and oversee and plan as well.
The secretary keeps track of the club meeting minutes and re-cords everything. They keep track of member’s hours, turns in monthly MRFs to show that our club is running properly and smoothly, and keeps club materials organized and at hand.
The treasurer maintains the finances for the club, keeps the money safe, and organizes the club account. They collect dues, Fall Rally money, or any other money associated with the club. They prepare and review the budget, keep financial records, and disburses funds.
Public relations also acts as the link for the club to outside sources, such as Kiwanis, the division, and other clubs. They must communi-
cate with everyone and spread the word about Key Club while making sure the club keeps a good image.
The historian is another word for the photographer for the club. They take pictures of members working and volunteering to keep
record and memories of club events. It helps for publicity and memo-ries which also works towards the club’s image. They can then organ-
ize the images into galleries and scrapbooks for others to enjoy.
The editor is like the writer for the club, which works in close con-junction with the historian to spread publicity about the club. They
release articles of the club’s events and spreads the word to help maintain a club image. They also write newsletters or maintain the
website to make sure the members are informed.
What: An annual Toy Drive Storytime at the library! Date: December 1st, 2012 Time: 10:30 - 12 (Archibald), 1:30 - 4pm (Paul A. Biane) Location: Archibald or Paul A. Biane Library
With Christmas time in the air, everyone was definitely in the spirit of giving as the sparks of love toy drive came around. Many donated their toys to the more needy and Key Clubbers got to assist the li-brary on various tasks for the event.
With Halloween just around the corner, LOHS and ALHS came and worked together to organize a Halloween Social for members of each club to meet, bond, and have a fun time as well. Although beginning a bit timid, eventually the crowd came together for several movies together, dances together, socializing, pictures, and contests /games. It was defi-nitely a much needed break from other volunteering activities, and was definitely a fun way to celebrate the holiday—with the fellow giraffe fam-
What: Assisting kids with various activities while listening! Date: Wednesday and Thursday December 12-13th When: 3:30-5 Wed, 3:30—6:30 Thursday. Location: Paul A. Biane Library/Archibald Storytheatre During the holidays, many elementary school choirs perform. Thus is the cookies and carol event, where volunteers assisted many kids come make cookies, play games with them, and make crafts altogether as the elementary school show choirs performed for the crowd.
As officer elections are coming around, so were LTG elections. LTG stands for Lieutenant Governor, who oversees several clubs all within one division. It is a highly prestigious, rigorous position filled with overflowing responsibilities. However, candidates were ready to handle the task as they all ran for LTG at conclave. Each candidate gave their speech followed with a caucus or questioning session about their term within a certain time frame. Delegates (usually 2 from each school) get to vote for LTG. Thus, we would like to congratulate AMY HE as our elect for the new year! Her term will officially be imple-mented/started at DCON.
On a sunny day that could not have been any-more perfect, enthusiasm and excitement filled the air as Key Clubbers from all around the Cali-Nev-Ha District poured into Six Flags to experience one of the greatest Key Club events of the year—Fall Rally South on the 10th of November. Spirit battles abun-dant, crazy people in tutus, face paint, hats, capes, were just a small portion of the extraordinary ex-perience that day. Free hug signs were at every turn, and the enveloping cheers could carry anyone up into the excitement as well—even if they were quiet, reserved people at heart. People were everywhere riding rides, chanting cheers, and any shame left was tossed out the window. During this day, blocks of color were domi-nant as everyone worked together in their division to practice cheers and bring their greatest spirit to bring the spirit stick. Because the event is so large, it is divide into four sessions, with our Division 15 put into the last general session. Division 15 reached an all new peak at second place, so close against Divi-sion 35 West at third, and Division 10 South as first. Nonetheless, we picked up ourselves, wiped off those giraffe tears, and cheered again to spread the love for our division family.
Going for the first timeexperiences of my life. All of your worries just melted away in the frieall of the Key Clubbers.
It was so nice meetingfriendly and you couldabout anyone. Everyonthink you’d look funnfunny if you don’t
It was such a fun evenyear! It kind of shows
Going for the first time, it was one of the greatest experiences of my life. All of your worries just melted away in the friendliness and excitement of all of the Key Clubbers. It was such a happy time.
There was so much cheering and excitement that even if you didn’t want to, you’d get caught up in all of the excitement and found yourself cheering to. And believe me, I don’t do that sort of thing.
It was so nice meeting new people. Everyone is so friendly and you could make friends with just about anyone. Everyone goes all out and you’d think you’d look funny wearing it, but you look
ALL HAIL GIRAFFIA!
It was such a fun event and I can’t wait to go next year! It kind of shows what Key Club is all about.
In the mood for that juicy, delicious hamburger? Or do you want some amazing tacos? Want to help support our Key Club through a nice, delicious, and easy way? Come on over to Carl’s Jr. this Thursday January 24th from 4-10! 25% of the proceeds will go toward our club! Make sure you present the flyer on the next page to the cashier in order for the proceeds to go to our club. ALSO for the first 30 people who pay $10, get their flyer stamped, and show us, they will get a free giraffe keychain! Who doesn’t want that?
Valentine’s Day is coming right on up and love is in the air! But this does-n’t exclude singles at all! Introducing the LOHS Date Auction! Spying that cutie over in another club? Feel like finding an awesome match? Then buy or sell yourself there! Everyone gets bought and it’s always been a fun, experience. So there’s no need to stay home with a teddy bear—just head on over and choose from a wide array of cuties lined up. When: February 16th 6PM Where:: 5101 Carriage Rd. Rancho Cucamonga, CA
President: Sharon Chiang
Vice President: Amanda Pun
Secretary: Denisse Ramirez
Treasurer: Apolonia Lepe
Historian: Alyssa Atilano
Public Relations: Abby Jarmin
Editor: Ingrid Channa
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