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MAY NEWSLETTER
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT
DIVISION 65 VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 2
Aloha | Beaverton | Century
Forest Grove | Hillsboro | Glencoe
Hillsboro | Jesuit | Miller EC
Southridge | Sunset | Westview
Inside this Issue NEWLY UPDATED FRONT COVER! 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS 2
UPCOMING EVENTS/SERVICE PARTNERS 3
PORTLAND RALLY 2013 4
DIVISIONAL POTLUCK 5
APRIL DCM MEETING MINUTES 6-8
ICON 2013 9
The ELIMINATE Project 10-11
KATIE CHANTHAKOUN 12
KEY LEADER 13
DIVISIONAL BOARD CONTACT INFO 14-15
MAY DCM INFO 16
KEY CLUB ESSENTIALS 17
EXEC. DISTRICT BOARD CONTACT INFO 18
UPCOMING EVENTS
May 5th, 2013 - SECRETARY REPORTS DUE
April 27, 2013 - March of Dimes
@ Rose Quarter 9:00AM
April 26-28, 2013 - Spring Board Meeting
@ Camp Wa-ri-ki
May 6 - May 10th, 2013 - Eliminate Week
May 19th, 2013 - May DCM
@ Beaverton Community Center
June 14. 2013 - Dance (Info TBD)
June 22, 2013 - Portland Rally (TBD)
SERVICE PARTNERS
SECRETARIES REMEMBER: LATE IS NEVER
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1. Download form off Google drive link (above) 2. Fill out on Microsoft Word and save file 3. Convert WORD file to PDF on http://
wordtopdf.com/ and save file 4. Email PDF file to [email protected]
and [email protected] as well as any advisors
FIRST DIVISIONAL POTLUCK
One of the goals set out by our Division was that we needed to try and create a more closer con-nected divisional bond between the schools in our division. In order to try achieve the closer divi-sional bond, there was a divisional potluck hosted at my house early in the month of April. In total, 22 people attended the potluck which just con-sisted of food, hide and seek, and Cards Against Humanity. Overall, the Potluck was just a gather-ing to get Key Clubbers within the division closer together.
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I, Lieutenant Governor of Division 65, officially call this DCM to order on April 21,
2013 at 1:11PM.
Surprise Assignment: All secretaries in attendance must take meeting minutes of the
DCM and turn into [email protected]
Attendance:
Aloha: Rae Kuhlman, Alice Li, Savannah Ernst, Miranda Leonard
Beaverton: Karen Nguyen, Josh Estes
Century: Melanie Chan, Jenny Ho, Courtney Her, Hillary Le, Kristine Catimbang,
Bryce Canete, Monica Sek,
Forest Grove: Trevor Vandercoevering, Larkin Moss, Allison Davis, Shelby Thurman
Glencoe: Leslie Senekham, Micah Annis, Jessica Debord, Jeremy Chu, Leena Si-
hanpanya
Hillsboro: Christina Kim, Marley Swanson, Allie Knoch, Briana Vega
Jesuit: Chris Harrop, Caleb Bacos, Matthew Xu, Marvah Gorlorwulu
Southridge: Annie Cao, Betsey Quitugua, Katie Chanthakoun, Ik Hoon Jung, Win-
nie Lee
Sunset: Jennifer Lo
Westview: Cindy Chou
**Note: Some people arrived late/did not fill out attendance sheet
Special Guests: Dick Thurston (Westview Kiwanis Advisor) & Katie McAnnis
(Division 64 Lieutenant Governor)
Introduction: Around the room, name, school, position.
Icebreaker: An experience from Key Club around the room
Officer Retirement: Commend all outgoing officers. Your job isn’t over yet, you must
now train your incoming officer in order for him/her to fulfill their position.
Officer Induction: Congratulations all incoming officers. Description of each position
and duties to fulfill.
Editor: the voice of the club, communicates to the rest of the school through
newsletters about activities within key club
Treasurer: oversees finances of clubs, collects money for dues, pays early bird
due fees
Secretaries: keep careful and accurate record of activities and meetings of the
club including meeting minutes, club attendance, volunteer hours, club registra-
tion and sign up, reports back to district and LtG through monthly club reports
Vice President: understudy of the president, takes on responsibility of president in
case of absence or incapacity
President: highest authority and heaviest responsibility, leads club meetings, con-
sults with other officers, maintain the values of KCI
Officer Training: Officers were trained on their positions, mainly the secretaries and
treasurers. Further officer training will commence over the summer. Any questions on
jobs and responsibilities, contact LtG. Christon Senekham on facebook/email.
Divisional Dance Planning: Tentatively set for Century High School, June 14th, 2013 8
-11PM. Non-Formal/Casual. Open for non Key Clubbers, w/ school ID. $5 entrance
fee
Theme Ideas: Galactic Get-Down, Hawaiian, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Mario
Party 65, Sock Hop, Sadie Hawkins
Fundraiser: The proceeds from the dance will go towards the Eliminate Project.
Division Hopes/Goals:
Divisional Gear: Continuation of “WE SO FLY” design. Crew Neck Sweaters, T
Shirts? - so all key club members can have some sort of divisional gear. - Must buy
in bulk for best price. //Possible T shirt design contest for new divisional gear?
Division 65 Spirit: Plan for BIG attendance at Portland Rally - win spirit stick, grow
divisional social media
Division 65 Bonding: Have more divisional bonding events to create a closer
linked division, joint club projects
Fundraising: Place more emphasis on fundraising for the 3 sponsored causes, UNI-
CEF, Childrens Miracle Network, March of Dimes, and District Governor’s Project.
DCON: 65th Annual District convention - mandate all clubs to apply for awards and
scholarships. It’s Division 65’s year to represent.
Surprise Announcement: Katie Chanthakoun, president at Southridge High School
recently applied for the position of District Communications Director and was ap-
pointed the position. - her responsibility is to run the PNW Key Club facebook page
and also the Key Club website.
Social Media:
Tumblr page: www.wesofly-sixtyfive.tumblr.com/ follow for divisional up-
dates. Members will be able to update the divisional page. Keep it Key Club/
Division 65 related!
Username: [email protected]
Password: awkturt
Instagram/Twitter: hashtag pictures from key club events #division65 #div65
#pnwkeyclub
Facebook page: Join the divisional facebook page “division 65 key club - awk-
ward turtles!” for updates and alerts within the division
Newsletter: read my monthly newsletters at: http://issuu.com/division65
DCM: Presidents and Secretaries are required to attend DCMs, but large atten-
dance of all members is always better
Group photo to be taken outside after the meeting.
I, Lieutenant Governor of Division 65, officially adjourn this DCM on April 22, 2013 at
2:22PM.
Didn’t get enough of that Key Club spirit at DCON? If you’re looking to take your love and spirit for service to a whole other level, ICON is for YOU! You will be joining the Pacific Northwest District on a week long trip to the Capitol for sightseeing and touring the city. At the conven-tion, you will be mixing and min-gling with over 3000 other key club-bers from all over the world. At ICON, not only will you be having the time of your life, you will be part of Key Club’s largest event where you will play a part in deciding this year’s new International Board. If you are interested in attending this year’s convention or have anything to ask please contact me!
One baby dies every
9 minutes from
neonatal tetanus
On average, health
education and a
series of three doses
of tetanus vaccine
cost $1.80
Kiwanis will help
save or protect more
than 61 million
mothers and their
future babies
38 countries remain
at high risk for MNT
160 babies die each
day from
Maternal/Neonatal
Tetanus
One baby dies every
9 minutes from
neonatal tetanus
On average, health
education and a
series of three doses
of tetanus vaccine
cost $1.80
Kiwanis will help
save or protect more
than 61 million
mothers and their
future babies
38 countries remain
at high risk for MNT
160 babies die each
day from
Maternal/Neonatal
Tetanus
I am proud to announce that this year’s new District Project will be The
Eliminate project. You may ask: Why The Eliminate Project? The answer to
this is, every 9 minutes, one child or mother dies from What is known as MNT
(Maternal/Neonatal Tetanus). This painful disease steals the lives of 60,000
babies from their families. In 30 countries around the world, MNT takes on a
large toll because of deliveries
taking place in unhygienic cir-
cumstances and because no
vaccination for the deadly infec-
tion is available. The effects of this
infection is excruciating. Tiny new
born babies suffer repeated,
painful convulsions and extreme
sensitivity to light and touch, turn-
ing the joy of childbirth into a
tragedy.
What we need to do as key clubbers, is to change this. As part of the
largest student led organizations in the world, we can ELIMINATE this deadly
infection. With just 3 does of a 60 cent immunization, we can protect moth-
ers who will in turn protect their future offspring. That’s just $1.80, about the
price of a small coffee from Starbucks, or a small burger. Together with our
Kiwanis counterpart and UNICEF, we can end something that can be pre-
vented so easily.
We are the mighty Pacific Northwest District of Key Club international.
With over 12,000 members in our district, and just $2 per member, we can
raise over $24,000 which in turn will prevent more than 13,333 mothers and
their future newborns from getting this deadly disease. WE CAN DO THIS.
We’re proud of you, Katie!
Welcome, COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR!
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DIVISIONAL BOARD CONTACT INFO:
President: Miranda Leonard
Vice Pres: Katie Pope
Vice Pres: Savannah Ernst
Secretary: Rae Kuhlman
Treasurer: Alice Li
Editor: Kricia Ruano
- kriciaruanoespinoza@yahoo,com
ALOHA HIGH SCHOOL
President: David Choe
Vice Pres: Tia DeHarpport
Secretary: Elena Truong
Treasurer: Karen Nguyen
Editor: Josh Estes
President: Jenny Ho
Vice Pres: Rina Alazas
Secretary: Hillary Le
Treasurer: Courtney Her
Historian: Nischal Mali
BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL
CENTURY HIGH SCHOOL
FOREST GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
GLENCOE HIGH SCHOOL
President: Leena Sihapanya
Vice Pres: Mica Annis
Secretary: Jeremy Chu
Treasurer: Mackay Oakey
Editor: Jessica Debord
President: Trevor Vandecoevering
Vice Pres: Larkin Moss
Secretary: Shelby Turner
Treasurer: Allison Davis
Editor: Natalie Brandt
DIVISIONAL BOARD CONTACT INFO:
President: Natalie Valent
Vice Pres: Julia Tran
Secretary: kaelan Patel
Secretary: Michelle Lo
Treasurer: Jennifer Lo
Editor: Maddie Leonard
HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL
President: Marley Dizney Swanson
Vice Pres: Christina Kim
Secretary: Briana Vega
Treasurer: Allie Knoch
JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL
President: Matthew Xu
Vice Pres: Caleb Bacos
Secretary: Marvah Gorlorwulu
Treasurer: Chris Harrop
Editor: Marvah Gorlorwulu
SUNSET HIGH SCHOOL
SOUTHRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
President: Katie Chanthakoun
Vice Pres: Ik Hoon Jung
Secretary: Annie Cao
Treasurer: Evelyn Park
Editor: Christine Nguyen
President: Allison Zhou
Vice Pres: Tasmia Ahmed
Secretary: Katherine chung
Treasurer: Cindy Chou
Editor: Carol Li
WESTVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
MAY Divisional Council Meeting Information
THIS MONTH’S DCM WILL BE HELD ON MAY 18th
AT BEAVERTON COMMUNITY CENTER FROM 1:00-2:30PM
12350 SW 5th St.
Beaverton, OR 97005
(Near the Beaverton Library)
KEY CLUB CHEER
Leader: Hey, Key Clubbers! How do you feel?! Key Clubber: I feel good! Oh! I feel so good! UH! (two fists, elbows tucked, downward arm thrust) Double it up, UH! UH! (two fists, elbows tucked, downward arm thrust) x2 Triple it up, UH! UH! UH! (two fists, elbows tucked, downward arm thrust) x3 One long UH! UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! (right arm extended outward, up and down, wave like motion.) Rapper-style, UH, UH, UH, UH, UH (“Uh” spoken with spunky attitude, fin- gers extended, elbows bent, and un-tucked, arms form an “A” shaped wedge, sharply chop air, alternating between right and left arms.) **Note: At the end of the cheer, throw up a “65” sign, or an awkward turtle in the air while screaming out “65” loudly is also encouraged to spread and promote divisional cheer and spirit.
KEY CLUB PLEGDE I pledge, on my honor, To uphold the objects of Key Club Interna-tional; To build my home, school, and community; To serve my nation and God; And combat all forces which tend to under-mine these institutions.
KEY CLUB ESSENTIALS
KEY CLUB STRUCTURE
DISTRICT BOARD CONTACT INFORMATION
DISTRICT GOVERNOR
TRANG TRAN
DISTRICT SECRETARY
HAKIKAT BAINS
DISTRICT TREASURER
ERIC GREWAL
DISTRICT EDITOR
SARA THOMAS
MEET YOUR 2013-2014 EXECUTIVE BOARD!
WWW.WESOFLY-SIXTYFIVE.TUMBLR.COM
CHRISTON SENEKHAM LIEUTENENANT GOVERNOR DIVISION 65 PNW DISTRICT CELL PHONE: (503)-332-8576 (+text) E-MAIL: [email protected] SKYPE: christon.senekham
Hashtag “Div65” & “Division65” on Instagram for anything Key Club related so we can see what our division is up to!
INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE: CAITLIN STROUP [email protected]
CONVENTION CHAIR: DENNY LIM [email protected]
DISTRICT ADMIN.: JOHN JAY [email protected]
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