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THE
ROARINGTIMES
Clover Park | Curtis | Franklin Pierce | Graham-Kapowsin
Harrison Prep | Lakes | Steilacoom | Washington
SEPTEMBER 2014VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 6
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION 35 NEWSLETTER
TABLE OFCONTENTS
GREETINGS FROM YOUR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR3
WHAT IS KEY CLUB?4
ABOUT THE DIVISION AND DISTRICT5
PREFFERED CHARITIES6
YOUTH OPPRUTUNITY FUND7
AUGUST DCM RECAP8
UPCOMING EVENTS (SEPTEMBER DCM)9
THE ELIMINATE PROJECT10
KEY LEADER11
TIGER OF THE MONTH12
TIGER TOURNEY13
SEPTEMBER CALENDAR14
DISTRICT CONVENTION AD15
DIVISIONAL CONTACT INFO16
EXECUTIVE BOARD CONTACT INFO18
CONVENTION TEAM20
APPOINTED DISTRICT OFFICERS21
BACK TO SCHOOL BLURB22
FROM DISTRICT… TO YOU!23
GREETINGS FROM YOURLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
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Hey Tigers!I hope you all had an amazing summer! I know the majority of you are sad, but think on the bright side: KEY CLUB MEETINGS! I hope you all have successful first meetings and a bright, fun year in service! I plan to visit every club at least once within the next two months as well as finish up officer training for those who never signed up at the August DCM! Also, whenever your club hosts a fundraiser or service project, let me know and give me the details so I can publicize it in The Roaring Times! Thank you and see you soon Tigers!
In love and service,
Tyler BosserDivision 35 Lieutenant Governor
Pacific Northwest DistrictKey Club International
ltg35.bosser@gmail.com(253) 355-2783
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WHAT IS KEY CLUB?
KEY Facts:
Largest student-led service organization in the world
Key Club has 270,000 members
There are than 5,200 clubs
Key Club is represented in 32 countries
Motto
Caring–Our Way of Life
Mission statementKey Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.
Vision
We are caring and competent leaders transforming communities worldwide.
Core values
Leadership, character building, caring and inclusiveness.
PledgeI pledge, on my honor, to uphold the Objects of Key Club International; to build my home, school and community; to serve my nation and God; and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.
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DIVISION35
CLOVER PARK | CURTIS | FRANKLIN PIERCE
GRAHAM-KAPOWSIN |HARRISION PREP
LAKES | STEILACOOM | WASHINGTON
MASCOT: TIGERS
COLORS: ORANGE&BLACK
PACIFIC NORTHWESTMASCOT: MOOSE
COLOR: PINK (FUCHSIA)44 DIVISIONS
13,000 KEY CLUBBERS
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Since 1994, Key Club has been-or-Treating for UNICEF over the years has raised nearly US$5 million for iodine deficiency programs worldwide and HIV and AIDS programs in Kenya and Swaziland. Now it’s helping Eliminate Project.
PREFFERED CHARITIES
UNICEF
MARCH OF DIMESFor decades, Key Club has partnered with the March of Dimes to give every baby a healthy start. Key Club members raise thousands of dollars annually through various programs, including collecting change, holding dances and taking part in March of Dimes’ signature event, March for Babies.
Key Club participates with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals by sponsoring fundraising events. Key Club members also participate in service projects at their local children’s hospital.
CHILDREN’S MIRACLE
NETWORK
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The Youth Opportunities Fund (YOF) is an endowed fund for Key Club International held within the Kiwanis International Foundation.
This fund uses earned interest to help Key Clubs and Key Club members serve the world by providing grants for service opportunities. The fund also provides academic scholarships for higher education. The Youth Opportunities Fund is established through a portion of your Key Club International dues and through the purchase of G. Harold Martin Fellowships.
YOF grants can help you take action. Look around and identify the things that need to get done in your school, community or world.
This being said, all clubs are encouraged to apply for YOF grants if you have a service project in mind that may be costly. Keep the YOF in mind throughout your term and present your application to your Lieutenant Governor to review and help you through the application process.
YOUTH
OPPORTUNITYFUND
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AUGUST DCM
RECAP“On August 25th, we had a capture
the flag & a clean up the park DCM! We had 15 people attend, and we had guests from divisions 32, 33, and 34! The capture the flag event split everyone into 2 teams, the Mint Chocolate Chips, versus the Orange Juliuses. The whole game was a lot fun, with a lot of tug of wars over the halfway point, with the team members as the rope. However, at the end of the day; the Mint Chocolate Chips reigned supreme. But overall as Key Clubbers, we love to give back to the community; so after the whole game we all got into groups to pick up trash and clean up
the park!”Bryan RaganotDiv. 32, Kent-Meridian VP
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DIVISION35SEPTEMBER DCM
HUNT
PHOTO
SCAVENGER
SEPTEMBER 17TH, 5PMLAKEWOOD TOWNE CENTER
MORE INFORMATION TO BE RELEASED
FOR QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, CONCERNS
CONTACT DIVISION 35 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
TYLER BOSSER.
PICTURE FROM DIVISION 62, 64, 65, & 66 SELFIE OLYMPICS 9
1 BABY DIES EVERY
9 MINUTES FROM MNT
$1.80 SAVES A
MOTHER&HER FUTURE
CHILDREN
THE ELIMINATE
PROJECT
MERCHANDISE:
(MATERNAL NEONATAL TETANUS)
TANK$15
T-SHIRT$12
SNAPBACK$20
CONTACT YOUR LT.G IF INTERESTED!10
KEY LEADER
Key Leader is a weekend experiential leadership program for today's young leaders. This life-changing event focuses on service leadership as the first, most meaningful leadership-development experience. A Key Leader will learn the most important lesson of leadership—it comes from helping others succeed.
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TIGEROF THE MONTH
Hobbies: “I like to roam around places and amuse myself by hearing people talk out of context.Bothering my friends is fun.I like to eat different types of bread and take beansprouts in a box from the local pho restaurant.”
What is your spirit animal and why:"My spirit animal is an Orca because they are known to attack and eat deer and moose, despite the prey being fearsome terrestrial animals. So I guess that relates to me because I don't follow customs and expectations to some degree "
Favorite Quote:"Could you hand me that... applesauce?" -Julian McCullum
What makes this applicant qualified to be Tiger of the Month:“I really don't know. I guess people think I'm actually cool.”“Daniel really strived this month in increasing his clubs involvement with the division by getting two guests who were not Key Clubbers to attend this month’s DCM. He also continually carpools to ensure his club is well represented at divisional events.
Birthday: 9/18/1996School: Curtis High SchoolGraduating Year: 2015Position(s) held: Treasurer, President (Resigned)Favorite Color: Blue: specifically this somewhat dark hueFavorite Candy: This strawberry wrapped hard candy that has a gooey inside
CLICK METO APPLY!
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DANIEL KIM
How To Earn PointsAttending DCMs: 2 Points per member | Attending Rallies: 5 Points per member
Secretary Reports (on time): 20 points | Secretary Reports (late): 5 pointsWeekly Club Updates (via email): 5 points | Pictures (via email): 1 point per picture
Club Newsletter: 50 points | Newsletter Feedback (via email): 5 points
TIGER
1ST: STEILACOOM- 297PTS2ND: CLOVER PARK- 209PTS3RD: FRANKLIN PIERCE- 133PTS4TH: HARRISON PREP- 124PTS5th: CURTIS- 110PTS6TH: WASHINGTON- 98PTS7TH: GRAHAM-KAPOWSIN- 87PTS8TH: LAKES- 15PTS
TOURNEY
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SEPTEMBER2014
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
31 1 2 3 4 5SECRETARY
REPORTS DUE
6ESPRESSORELEASE
DATE
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17SEPTEMBER
DCM
18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 1TRICK OR
TREAT FOR UNICEF
2 3 4
DOES YOUR CLUB HAVE ANY UPCOMING EVENTS
IN OCTOBER? LET YOUR LT.G KNOW AND YOU’LL
SEE IT FEATURED ON THE CALENDAR!
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G E T R E A D Y T O T A K E
SERVICETO INFINITYAND BEYOND
P A C I F I C N O R T H W E S T D I S T R I C T K E Y C L U B
66TH ANNUALDISTRICT CONVENTION
SEATTLE, WA | MARCH 13TH-15TH, 2015
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President: Christopher Lee— gateofoblivion@comcast.net
VP: Apisa Snow— apisatai@gmail.com
Secretary: Jodelein Garcia— jodeleingarcia@ymail.com
Treasurer: Isaiah Huey— isaiah.huey@hotmail.com
Editors: Joseph Claypoole— joseph.claypoole.d35@gmail.com
Teo Dickison— teoasis@gmail.com
DIVISIONALCONTACT INFO
CLOVER PARK
President: Tori Yi— Tmy9701@hotmail.com
VP: Julian McCullum— businessjulianmccullum@gmail.com
Secretary: Jenni Chang— jenni.chang1414@gmail.com
Treasurer: Yeheun Cho— yeheunc75@gmail.com
Editor: Jennifer Power— jennypower22@yahoo.com
CURTIS
President: Julian Chhouy— jchhouy@yahoo.com
VP: Kyongmin So— kyongminso@gmail.com
Secretary: Kassidy Gudyka— kasgudyka@hotmail.com
Treasurer: Jazlyn Fillion— jazzy253@hotmail.com
Editor: Amoje Moody— amojemood@yahoo.com
FRANKLIN PIERCE
President: Cari Coles— cari_coles129@yahoo.com
VP: Shannon Boyd— shannonboyd97@hotmail.com
Secretary: Samantha Collins— collinsmockingjay@yahoo.com
Treasurer: Shelby Quillin—Shelby.d.quillin@gmail.com
Editor: N/A
GRAHAM-KAPOWSIN
President: Jasmine Betti— jasminebetti@gmail.com
VP: Bryonna Cruz-Bucklynn— bryonna9@icloud.com
Secretary: Courtney Cruz— courtneycruz65@gmail.com
Treasurer: Riki Takeuchi— rikitakeuchi4519@gmail.com
Editor: Ashley Lockett— ashleymlockett@gmail.com
HARRISON PREP
President: Caroline Laubach— claubach11@gmail.com
VP: Dolores Kim— kimdolores@ymail.com
Secretary: Alice Lee— alicejlee64@gmail.com
Treasurer: Aja Sours— ajasours@gmail.com
Editor: Alicia Jun— alicia_jun@yahoo.com
LAKES
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STEILACOOM
DIVISION35
FACEBOOK PAGE:
President: Janine Mayfield— janine96@yahoo.com
VP: Nancy Hur—nancyheo@yahoo.com
Secretary: Joane Gonzalez— joane.gonzalez1@gmail.com
Treasurer: Elena Cortez— corteze32@yahoo.com
Editor: Fernidz Bautista— fernidzbautista@gmail.com
WASHINGTONPresident: Luana Williams— luannaa.williams@gmail.com
VP: Jazmyn Marshall— mariejazmyn@gmail.com
Secretary: Mary Yim— maryyim331@gmail.com
Treasurer: Justin Mead— djnmean17@hotmail.com
Editor: N/A
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Tyler Bosserltg35.bosser@gmail.com(253) 355-2783
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
DISTRICT GOVERNOR
LISA ANTONIOLISAANTONIO.DGOV@GMAIL.COM
DISTRICT SECRETARY
IK HOON JUNGIJUNGPNWSEC@GMAIL.COM
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BOARD CONTACT INFO
DISTRICT TREASURER
ANEESH PAPPUAPAPPU97@GMAIL.COM
DISTRICT EDITOR
JENNY ZHANGEDITORJENNYZHANG@GMAIL.COM
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CONVENTION TEAM&APPOINTED DISTRICT OFFICERS
CONVENTION CHAIR
CLEO TSANG
CONVENTION AIDE
JAG BAINS
CONVENTION AIDE
RYAN MIURA20
APPOINTED DISTRICT OFFICERS
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTOR
ANAV GAGNEJA
MEMBERSHIP GROWTH &
REACTIVATION CHAIR
SUVIR COPPARAM
K-FAMILY RELATIONS &
INTERNATIONAL
PROJECTS DIRECTOR
TINA SOK 21
BACK TO SCHOOLDISTRICT GOVERNOR
LISA ANTONIO
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“Dear PNW Key Clubbers,
I hope everyone has had a great start of the school year, and you know what the start of the school year means... Your club’s first Key Club Meeting! Key Club is in full bloom, and I can’t wait to see what your clubs are doing for service and fundraisers! Remember, if you show how passionate you are for Key Club others will be inspired to join. Be proud to be a Key Clubber and remember to exemplify leadership and character, while always being inclusive and caring to those around you.
Meeting all of you at the rallies was so inspiring; you are all constantly dedicating your time and love to the communities across the Pacific Northwest. I love how you represent key club with your pride and spirit while showing the dedication and compassion you hold for others.
As always, remember the district board is here for the members and clubs. Please feel free to contact us at any time with your questions or concerns. I hope to see y’all at DCON 2015!
Lisa Antonio”
FROM DISTRICT…
…TO YOU!
CHECK OUT THE ESPRESSO!
GET FUCHSIA’D!TAKE A LOOK AT
THESE AND MORE! 23
THANK YOU
FOR READING!