ALOHA - BEAVERTON - CENTURY - FOREST GROVE - GLENCOE - HILLSBORO JESUIT - LIBERTY - SOUTHRIDGE - SUNSET - WESTVIEW OCTOBER NEWSLETTER PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT DIVISION 65 VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 7
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ALOHA - BEAVERTON - CENTURY - FOREST GROVE - GLENCOE - HILLSBORO
JESUIT - LIBERTY - SOUTHRIDGE - SUNSET - WESTVIEW
OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT
DIVISION 65 VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 7
Inside this Issue
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REPORT IS HERE
SURVEY IS HERE
Preferred Charities
President Secretary
Late is
NEVER 3
Greetings, Turtles
Christon Senekham
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Trick-or-treat for
UNICEF
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What are some of our clubs doing to save the lives of
mothers and her future babies from Tetanus?
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Updates on International
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HOW CAN YOU DO
MORE FOR ELIMINATE? Divisional
Competition
If all 10 schools in our
division raised $1,000
each, we would end
up raising $10,000 -
vaccinating over
5,555 mothers, and
saving so many more
lives
Try out a new and fun
fundraiser! - Hillsboro
High School is cur-
rently planning a post
– Halloween pumpkin
Glencoe High School
Key Club is currently in
the works of planning
an Eliminate Night at
the local Burgerville as
a fundraiser
Updates on International
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HOW CAN YOU DO
MORE FOR ELIMINATE?
Tips on raising money
39,111,874.48 USD
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12,500 USD
Pre-order merchandise from your
club’s board!
T shirts - $15
Tanks (Limited Edition) - $15
Lanyard - $5
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What’s poppin’,
PNW? SEPTEMBER HAPPENINGS
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Sounders FC Night—September 13th
On September 13th, Key Clubbers ral-
lied out at the CenturyLink Field for the
Seattle Sounders VS. Salt Lake City to
raise funds for the Eliminate Project
Pullman Rummage Sale—September
21st
Pullman Key Club (Div. 56) had a HUGE
rummage sale which raised more than
$2,900 in funds for the Eliminate Project.
UPCOMING
EVENTS 2013 Key Club Nights w/
the Seattle Sounders FC
Proud ‘N Willing to Serve.
PNW has a new web domain
Check it out!
www.pnwkeyclub.weebly.com
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A night to Eliminate—September 21st
Lieutenant Governor of Division 74
hosted a concert with the UO acapella
group “On the Rocks” to raise over
$1,900 for the Eliminate Project .
Check out PNW Key
Club on the social
networks!
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Key Club Week gives you the opportunity to show your community
what Key Club is truly about: service. Each day places an emphasis on
service, to promote Key Club within our homes, schools and communi-
ties and to make Key Club a household name.
Do your part to make sure Key Club Week—Nov. 4-8, 2013—starts Ki-
wanis Family Month with a bang. Join other Key Clubs from around the
world by following the suggested theme days. Not only will people
learn more about Key Club, it is also another chance for you to grow
your club in numbers, but also another chance for you to increase the
service in your school!
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MON
FRI
THU
WED
TUE
Nov 4
Nov 5
Nov 6
Nov 7
Nov 8
Show your K in every way— Show people what Key Club is all about! Spread the word by wear-
ing Key Club gear and publicizing Key throughout the school with
posters, announcements, a lunch booth, toilet talk, promote and
spread the word of Key Club in any way you can!
Kudos to the Key players— Personally thank all the Key Club supporters you know—teachers,
advisors and other Key players. Write thank-you notes, host an ap-
preciation dinner or do something uniquely your own style to rec-
ognize the contributions of these special people.
Connect the Ks— Key Club is the largest high school service organization in the world
and is a member of the Kiwanis family. Celebrate the entire family
of Kiwanis by getting the whole gang involved. Connect with local
Kiwanis, Circle K International, Builders, Kiwanis Kids or Aktion clubs
and team up for a joint service project.
Bring a friend to Key Club— More members = more service. Increasing the amount of service
Key Club performs increases the impact Key Club has on the world.
Bring a friend, or two, or more to your next Key Club meeting.
Your way— This is your club’s chance to do its own thing and make its mark.
Pick a project, plan a recruitment party or combine activities from
the other Key Club Week days. Whatever idea you choose, take it
and run with it.
Note: These days are interchangeable - be creative!
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KEY CLUB
KICKOFF This past September and October, I’ve
had the privilege of visiting some of the
clubs within our division (one of my fa-
vorite part of my job.) It is so great to
see how well your clubs are doing so
far, and I know our division will be very
successful not only in service, but also
for the Eliminate Project. This year is go-
ing to be great!
So far, I’ve visited:
Aloha
Century
Glencoe
Sunset
Westview
I still need to visit:
Beaverton
Forest Grove
Hillsboro
Southridge
Aloha High School
9/17/13 - first meeting
of the year
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Century High School
9/25/13 - first meeting
of the year
Glencoe High School
9/25/13 - first meeting
for returning members
Sunset High School
10/04/13 - first meeting
of the school
Westview High School
10/02/13 - first meeting
of the school year
Club Spotlight
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For their fall fundraiser, GHS Key
Club put together a class com-
petition together as an incentive
to raise as much donations and
awareness as possible for the
Eliminate Project. The fundraiser
was featured in a pep assembly
to raise school-wide awareness.
In only three days of starting the
fundraiser, GHS Key Club has
raised over $200 for the Eliminate
Project. The class competition will
go on until the first week of No-
vember in hopes of raising $4,000
for the cause.
Have you ever watched the Portland Macy’s Day Parade on Black
Friday? Ever wondered who the people underneath the costumes
were? Well if so, the people in those costumes are actually mem-
bers of Century High School Key Club. The 59-or-so key clubbers
that volunteer to make the event happen wake up VERY early and
commute to Portland on the Max at around 6am or so. Not only
are these members dedicated to entertaining the Portland-metro
community, this parade also happens to be one of the club’s larg-
est fundraisers, which raise over $1,500 so that Century Key Club
can continue to function as a successful Key Club. 17
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DIVISION 65 DESIGN CONTEST This year, instead of having club T-shirts, the Division 65
Board decided to have EVERY Key Clubber from Divi-
sion 65 wear the exact same design. That way, people
will know WHO exactly division 65 is, and WHAT we do.
Together, under one shirt, we can UNITE as a division
and show off our pride for service.
Design contest will go on until October 12th and voting
will begin promptly after. If you have any designs,
please email it to [email protected]!
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DIVISION 65 DESIGN CONTEST
Please join the Division 65 FB
Group and vote
on your
FAVORITE design!
Happy Voting!
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SEPTEMBER DCM
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“You know how we
do,
365 days,
we rock it out,
D 65 way (HEY!)”
repeat x3
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The Divisional Council consisted of:
New cheers
Mockery
Food
Jolly Ranchers
Laughter &
Happiness
Divisional Council Meetings are
meant to strengthen the bond
between Key Club members
from different schools and pro-
mote Division-wide unity and
pride. It is a time to take a
break and celebrate service
with other Key Clubbers.
OCTOBER DCM
INFORMATION
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Why?
Mix and mingle and get to
know other people from our
division. Fun games, good
food, it’s bound to be a Sun-
day Fun-day.
When?
Sunday, October 27
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Where?
Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue
North Operating Center - Community Room
20665 SW Blanton St. Aloha, OR 97007-1400
What Time?
PCM - 1:00pm - 2:00pm
DCM - 2:00pm - 3:00pm
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20665
Last year, Glencoe Key
Club chose the Polar
Plunge for their Winter
Fundraiser to raise funds
for Special Olympics
Oregon. The club raised
over $1,000 for the cause
through a series of bake
sales and door to door
fundraising in the span of
two weeks. This year,
GHS Key Club will be
partnering up with the
Buddy Club (engaging
special needs students)
and the Kindness Matters
Club to raise funds for
the Special Olympics,
but also to Spread the
Word to End the Word.
Contact Mica Annis
(GHS VP) for more info Email:
Cell:
(503) 915 0226
I highly encourage every Key Club in our
division to form a team and actively par-
ticipate in raising funds and jumping in the
Polar Plunge this next February 8th. The Po-
lar Plunge is a HUGE fundraiser for a really
great cause that hits close to home for
many of us who have family or friends with
special needs, but not only that, this event
is SUPER fun!
What events are YOU
VOLUNTEERING At?
Century - Hillsboro
Bike Path Pedestrian
and Biker Counts
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Westview - Campus
Wide School Clean Up
Beaverton - Portland
Night Strike
Glencoe - Hilsboro
Parks and Recreation
All Comers 5K
#ThrowbackThursday
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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
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
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
Aloha High School Glencoe High School
Century High School
Beaverton High School
Forest Grove High School
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DIVISIONAL BOARD CONTACT INFO
President: Natalie Valent
Vice Pres: Julia Tran
Secretary: kaelan Patel
Secretary: Michelle Lo
Treasurer: Jennifer Lo
Editor: Maddie Leonard
President: Marley Dizney Swanson
Vice Pres: Christina Kim
Secretary: Briana Vega
Treasurer: Allie Knoch
President: Matthew Xu
Vice Pres: Caleb Bacos
Secretary: Marvah Gorlorwulu
Treasurer: Chris Harrop
Editor: Marvah Gorlorwulu
President: Katie Chanthakhoun
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
Southridge High School
Jesuit High School Hillsboro High School
Sunset High School
Westview High School
President: Jamie Nguyen
Vice Pres: Rohi Gheewala
- [email protected] Secretary: Prowschal Mahato
Treasurer: Lauren Nguyen
Editor: Shae Jasso
Liberty High School
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST KEY CLUB CHEER
KEY CLUB PLEGDE
KEY CLUB MOTTO
KEY CLUB BASICS
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KEY CLUB STRUCTURE
MISSION STATEMENT
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Executive District
Board Contact Info.
DISTRICT TREASURER
ERIC GREWAL
DISTRICT EDITOR
SARA THOMAS
DISTRICT GOVERNOR
TRANG TRAN
DISTRICT SECRETARY
HAKIKAT BAINS
CONVENTION CHAIR
DENNY LIM
INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE
ROSHNI CHANDWANI
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR
JOHN JAY
ASST. DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR
TOM SAUNDERS
KIWANIS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
MEL ADAMS
DIVISION 65 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
CHRISTON SENEKHAM
503 332 8576
Thanks for reading! Be sure to check out the NEW and
IMPROVED divisional Tumblr for up-
dates and recaps
www.wesofly-sixtyfive.tumblr.com
Mark these dates!
October 27th - October PCM/DCM
October 31st - Trick-or-treat for UNICEF
November 1st - Early Bird dues deadline
November 5th - Secretary Reports Due
November 10th - Presidents Report Due
November 7th - ELIMINATE Night @ Burgerville 5pm—8pm
December 1st - Regular dues deadline
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