IMPAKT NEW JERSEY DISTRICT EDITOR PAK CHAU| VOLUME I ISSUE 5 EDITOR
The IMPAKT Volume I Issue 5
Mar 08, 2016
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IMPAKT NEW JERSEY DISTRICT EDITOR PAK CHAU| VOLUME I ISSUE 5 EDITOR
COVER 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
EDITOR’S MESSAGE 4
FALL RALLY RECAP 4
FALL RALLY RECAP 5
TIPS AND TRICKS 6
TIPS AND TRICKS 7
PHOTO PAGE 8
CONTACTS 9
BACK COVER 10
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
SIX FLAGS GREAT ADVENTURE
Year after year, the New Jersey District of Key Club International had strived to reach the goal of 3000 Key Clubbers at the annual Fall Rally event. After months of planning and hours the night before practicing script parts, all the work paid off! This year, 3039 attendees were present to celebrate the year of service. The anticipated rain failed to drizzle and so the whole event went smoothly and Key Clubbers form all over the district enjoyed the day riding on rides without the fear of torrential downpour. Among the attendees, Divi-sion 15 of the New Jersey District got the pleasure of winning the coveted spirit stick!
FALL RALLY RECORD BREAKING 3039 ATTENDEES
THE SUPERHEROES OF SERVICE
CAMERA FLASH PAK FALL RALLY 2013 SIX FLAG GREAT ADVENTURE
Through the efforts of advertising through the Public Relations Com-mittee, Fall Rally Programs Committee, and Fall Rally Registration Committee as well as each of the lieutenant governors from each divi-sion, the turnout of Fall Rally was nothing less than marvelous.
The tools for schools collection surpassed the previous year’s collec-tions with the table and even the floor of the collection area filled with new school supplies. They were shipped to the New Jersey Food Bank to be redistributed to the underprivileged that are in need of supplies.
RYAN CLARKIN
CLARK KENT
PENNY XU
CAT WOMAN
“GREATEST COMMUNITY
SERVICE MEETING SINCE
KEY CLUB’S INCEPTION” - RYAN CLARKIN (NJ KEY CLUB GOVERNOR)
FALL RALLY REVIEWS
PREDICTED PERCENT OF RAIN (60%)
PERCENT OF FUN IN THE SUN (100%)
SIX FLAGS GREAT ADVENTURE
EDITOR’S LETTER Dear New Jersey District Board, After the months, weeks, and hours of hard work, I’m proud to say we’ve put together nothing but the best. We broke the record for the most attendees at Fall Rally in New Jersey History. A whole 3039 Key Clubbers together celebrating the upcoming year of service; what a sight it was. Although one of our biggest events past, we can’t stop. District Conven-tion is just a couple months away. Can you believe it? It has almost been a whole year since we’ve been elected into our positions! Let’s make this District Convention, “Service Around the World”, an event that will be talked about around the world! Remember to do your newsletters! Ten are due by District Convention! Yours in Caring and Service, Pak Chau 2013-2014 New Jersey District Editor New Jersey District of Key Club International Egg Harbor Township High School Key Club
Year after year, the New Jersey District of Key Club International had strived to reach the goal of 3000 Key Clubbers at the annual Fall Rally event. After months of planning and hours the night before practicing script parts, all the work paid off! This year, 3039 attendees were present to celebrate the year of service. The anticipated rain failed to drizzle and so the whole event went smoothly and Key Clubbers form all over the district enjoyed the day riding on rides without the fear of torrential downpour. Among the attendees, Divi-sion 15 of the New Jersey District got the pleasure of winning the coveted spirit stick!
FALL RALLY RECORD BREAKING 3039 ATTENDEES
THE SUPERHEROES OF SERVICE
CAMERA FLASH PAK FALL RALLY 2013 SIX FLAG GREAT ADVENTURE
1 DIVISION THAT WON THE FALL
RALLY SPIRIT STICK FOR THE SECOND YEAR
IN A ROW THIS YEAR’S
LTG: HAMIYYET 5
PAK CHAU
THE FLASH
KELLY TRAN
WONDER WOMAN
THINGS TO PUT IN NEWSLETTERS AND HOW TO USE THE BRAND GUIDE
SHAPES Although most people don’t pick out graphics or create logo based on simply just the shape, its important to keep in mind shape psychology. In the industry, many famous brand use shape psychology in order to advertise their products correctly and ef-fectively. For example, Mitsubishi Motors uses the triangle in order to portray its car brand as being heavily focused on car movement and performance. Disney’s typographic “I” uses the circle which portrays happiness as suggested by the psychology. Although this all might sound like science fiction, it works the same way as subliminal messages. Be sure to use the right shape!
Many of you might be taking psychology or some equivalent in school right now or maybe you might have tot take it in your future college course. Some of you might just be interested in everyday shapes that might see in every day life. For the past couple issues, I’ve went over what fonts, colors, and other elements of a newsletter can affect the overall newsletter and this issue is going to focus on shapes. Like colors and fonts, shapes also give off a certain image. Other than just being a polygon with certain properties like having right angles or being a line just happens to be placed horizontally or vertically, shapes also have underlying meaning. We often associate traits with certain things that we subconsciously think. After doing so extensive research into logo making and image psychology, here were some of the results of what words, phrases, and traits were often affiliated with those shapes:
STABILITY, STRENGTH, POWER, BALANCE, RELIABILITY, EQUAL,
AND EFFICENCY
LOVE, FRIENDSHIP, CARING, AFFECTION,
PROTECTION, AND COMPASSION
FEMININE, PEACEFUL, REST, CALM, WEAK,
SILENT, TRANQUILLITY, AND STILL
ENERGY, SCIENCE, RELIGION, MASULINE, AGGRESSION, LAW,
AND MOVEMENT
ORDER, SECURITY, LOGIC, AND OTHERS SIMILAR TO SQUARE
QUALITIES
MASCULINE, BRUTAL, RECKLESS, DOMINATE,
COURAGE, BRAVE, AND DYNAMIC
TRIANGLE RECTANGLE VERT ICAL
SQUARE CIRCLE HORIZONTAL
THINGS TO PUT IN NEWSLETTERS AND HOW TO USE THE BRAND GUIDE
HELP
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TRIC
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IMPORTANT DATES:
NOVEMBER 16TH-17TH
(NOVEMBER BOARD) DECEMBER 1ST
(DUES DEADLINE) JANUARY 11TH-12TH
(JANUARY BOARD MEETING)
Although most people don’t pick out graphics or create logo based on simply just the shape, its important to keep in mind shape psychology. In the industry, many famous brand use shape psychology in order to advertise their products correctly and ef-fectively. For example, Mitsubishi Motors uses the triangle in order to portray its car brand as being heavily focused on car movement and performance. Disney’s typographic “I” uses the circle which portrays happiness as suggested by the psychology. Although this all might sound like science fiction, it works the same way as subliminal messages. Be sure to use the right shape!
Many of you might be taking psychology or some equivalent in school right now or maybe you might have tot take it in your future college course. Some of you might just be interested in everyday shapes that might see in every day life. For the past couple issues, I’ve went over what fonts, colors, and other elements of a newsletter can affect the overall newsletter and this issue is going to focus on shapes. Like colors and fonts, shapes also give off a certain image. Other than just being a polygon with certain properties like having right angles or being a line just happens to be placed horizontally or vertically, shapes also have underlying meaning. We often associate traits with certain things that we subconsciously think. After doing so extensive research into logo making and image psychology, here were some of the results of what words, phrases, and traits were often affiliated with those shapes:
FEMININE, PEACEFUL, REST, CALM, WEAK,
SILENT, TRANQUILLITY, AND STILL
RHYTHM, HAPPINESS, PLEASURE, FEMININE,
JOY, GENEROSITY, AND BLISS
MASCULINE, BRUTAL, RECKLESS, DOMINATE,
COURAGE, BRAVE, AND DYNAMIC
ENERGETIC, ANGER, VIOLENCE, LIVELY, RAPID, FAST, AND
EXPLOSIVE
VERT ICAL
HORIZONTAL
CHECK
CURVE
DISTRICT GOVERNOR Ryan Clarkin
Vernon Township High School
862-397-9508 (Cell)
Ry’s Review Volume II
DISTRICT TREASURER Penny Xu
Parsippany Hills High School
973-462-3595 (Cell)
Penny’s Press Volume II
DISTRICT WEBMASTER
Yuya Jeremy Ong
Tenafly High School
201-367-8531 (Cell)
The TechKey
DISTRICT SECRETARY Kelly Tran
Egg Harbor Township HS
609-432-9204 (Cell)
Kelly’s Transmission Volume II
DISTRICT EDITOR Pak Chau
Egg Harbor Township HS
609-513-7313 (Cell)
IMPAKT
Division 1A
Kyra Adams
Lower Cape May Reg. HS
609-846-5015 (Cell)
Division 1B
Cynthia Thurairajah
Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
609-440-3366 (Cell)
Division 2
Joelle Feshuk
Mainland Regional High School
609-770-1938 (Cell)
Division 3A
Nicole Lema
Burlington Township High School
856-864-6164 (Cell)
Division 3B
Shivani Talwar
Eastern High School
856-745-4123 (Cell)
Division 4
Kevin Huang
North Brunswick High School
732-763-8603 (Cell)
Division 5
Taylor Rossi
Southern Regional High School
609-661-9022 (Cell)
Division 6
Hannah Hickman
Brick Memorial High School
732-804-7518 (Cell)
Division 7
Lindsey O’Brien
Jackson Liberty High School
732-682-2145 (Cell)
Division 8
Adam Rubin
MAST
732-320-8036 (Cell)
Division 9
Elina Hsueh
Holmdel High School
732-241-4166 (Cell)
Division 10
Richa Deshpande
JP Stevens High School
732-476-7920 (Cell)
Division 11
Eric Zhu
Piscataway, NJ 08854
732-570-6129 (Cell)
Division 12
Sam Levisay
Phillipsburg High School
908-319-9990 (Cell)
Division 13
Jeet Patel
John F. Kennedy Memorial HS
732-609-3604 (Cell)
Division 14
Michelle Desjardins
Union High School
908-591-2133 (Cell)
Division 15
Hamiyyet Bilgi
HCST: County Prep
201-640-0155 (Cell)
Division 16
Erik Lim
Tenafly High School
201-660-3020 (Cell)
Division 17
Elizabeth (Liz) Wallace
Bloomfield High School
973-934-7584 (Cell)
eliza-
Division 18
Tyler Katz
West Essex High School
201-396-3407 (Cell)
Division 19
Klesa Achaibar
Montville Twp High School
973-697-2629 (Cell)
Division 20
Michaela Patoilo
Roxbury High School
973-864-0723 (Cell)
Division 21
Sarah McGuire
Vernon Township HS
973-271-2701 (Cell)
DISTRICT BOARD CONTACTS
2013-2014 NEW JERSEY DISTRICT
NJDB 2013 2014
www.keyclub.org
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