The CHHS Key Club May Newsletter (2013)

Husky Key Club

May 2013 | Volume 3 | Issue 2

Division 15

Region 13

Cali-Nev-Ha District

Photo from the Wickman Moth-

er and Son Carnival. Includes:

Derrick Chen, Sneh Dhruv, Max

Yang, Carolynne Vo, Patty Nav-

idad, and Theja Krishna.

The Official Chino Hills High School Key Club Newsletter

Official Chino Hills High School Key Club Newsletter-

Table of Contents and President’s Note:

PRESIDENT’S NOTE:

Hello Key Clubbers!

Cheers to another wonderful month of service!

I am truly astounded by each of your efforts as a member to go above and beyond

the standards of Key Club. You are the reason that we can proudly say we are the

largest club on campus, one of the strongest clubs in our division, and a Diamond

Distinguished club!

This month has been incredible with the ongoing events that we have continued

such as PetCo Bunny Adoptions, Cranes Workshops, and turn-in events. Along

with this, our involvement with events on campus has increased heavily, through

events such as Polynesian Club Luau, and theater/choir ushering. Even though

the school year is coming to an end, it is clear that your passion for service is not

fading, and that is definitely something to celebrate. Our service doesn’t stop short

in the summer! Some events

you can look forward to include: Concerts in the Park, Region 13

Picnic, beach clean-ups, division socials, and RELAY FOR LIFE!

Speaking of celebration, our End-of-the-Year Banquet, taking place

on June 4th is just around the corner. This is truly “A Night to

Celebrate” ! It is a night to recognize those who have shown out-

standing dedication towards Key Club, the retired Seniors that are

graduating, and just a wonderful year of friendship and service.

Please join us for some great food, wonderful music, recognition

awards, a photo booth, Key Club trivia, and some lovely speeches!

Let’s finish this year strong, Key Clubbers! Once again, I am so

honored and blessed to serve you. Though I’m still adjusting and

might I add, it isn’t easy, I am loving every minute of it, and it’s all

thanks to each of you. Your dedication is so inspiring and I can

say with full honest that this organization truly does make me “feel

good” with every ounce of my being!

Serving you always,

Sona Senapati

IN THIS ISSUE…! Opening:

Table of Contents/President’s Note……………...…………..2

Achievements:

Member of the Month…………………………………...………...3

Members in Good Standing…...………………………..……….4

Service Events:

Upcoming Events and Club News……………………………..5

Event Recap: Wickman Mother/Son Carnival…………….6

Event Recap: Theatre Ushering………………………….………7

Updates and Banquet:

Division 15 Updates…...………………………………………...…8

End-of-the-Year-Banquet Preview…..…………………………...9

May Reflections::

Key Club Photo Corner: May……..…………………………….10

Spirit Spotlight…………………………...…………………………..11

Member of the Month: May


Congratulations to the member of the

month for May, Kalen Chang! Over

the last month Kalen has shown tre-

mendous dedication to Key Club, at-

tending a wide variety of events. From

the Wickman Carnival to the CHHS

“Zombie Movie” ushering, Kalen has

shown his love for Key Club as well as

service. Even though has received this

honor for only this month, he has

been heavily involved with our events

throughout year. Kalen, only a fresh-

man, has been a true inspiration for

our club so far and we hope that many

will follow his lead in the future. Once

again, Congratulations Kalen!

“There is no exercise better for the heart than

reaching down and lifting people up.” Anonymous

Member (s) in Good Stand-

ing are those dedicated Key

Club members who have

reached the goal of 50

hours of service this year.

This recognition is based

on the number of hours

obtained by the individual

in the last Key Club year.

This past Key Club year

consisted of the time be-

tween the end of the Dis-

trict Convention in 2012

and the end of the 2013

District Convention. This

is a great achievement for

our school. Myself, as well

as the rest of the of-

ficer board are

thrilled with the amount of people who

have earned this milestone. Well done

Huskies!


Members in Good Standing 2012-2013

50 hours 2013: 1. Carmela Delda 2. Jennifer Laborada 3. Sherman Li 4. Brittany Tsai 5. Jamie Yi 2014: 6. Stephanie Chao 7. Kevin Dela Flor 8. Steven Le 9. Michael Liu 10. Gene Lo 11. Alana Mancao 12. Rachel Morales 13. Kora Tseng 14. Chloe Wang 15. Joyce Yang 16. Joshua Yuhan 17. Iris Aixin Zheng

50 hours 2015: 18. Athlete Aguilar 19.Andersen Chiang 20. Evei Davao 21. Sneh Dhruv 22. Lien Ha 23. Shannon Huang 24. Christina Leung 25. Justin Li 26. Eric Liu 27. Kennedy Lopez 28. Line McCauley 29. Tiffany Nguyen 30. Jaie Peshawaria 31. Amber Ta 32. Shana Wang 33. Max Yang 2016: 34. Christine Amiga 35. Jacob Cobranding 36. Kalen Chang 37. Jennifer Le 38. Maureen Tang


Upcoming Events and Club News:

CHHS Choir Ushering-

What: Our Key Club will be helping out the

choir program to usher people in and out

during the performance as well as pass out

informational programs. There are still spots

open so be sure to sign up. If your attending,

please remember to dress semi-formal!

When: Tuesday, May 28th and Wednesday,

May 29th, 6:45-8:30pm

Where: Chino Hills High School Theatre

NEWSFLASH HUSKIES!

Congratulations Huskies! We will soon be featured in the newspaper, The Chino Hills

Champion, because of our service efforts during the past year. Everyone should feel

great because our accomplishments are only possible because we are working effective-

ly together. Our teamwork is truly making a difference, as seen in this achievement.

Relay for Life: Chino Hills

Still a little ways down the road, but Relay for

Life is one of our biggest events of the year. This

charity event will be taking place at Ayala Park

on August 3rd from 9am on Saturday morning

to 9am on Sunday morning. We will take place

in the 24-hour walk as well as sell baked goods to

fundraiser money for our club. This event is for

a great cause, and will be 24 hours filled with

fun and excitement. For more information on

Relay For Life in Ayala park, keep on attending

general meetings!


Event Recap: Wickman Mother and Son Carnival:

On May 10th, from 5-8:30pm, members and officers alike from Chino Hills High School attended Wickman Elementary School to volunteer at their annual Mother and Son carni-

val. From game booths to dancing with the kids, it was a night filled with fun for everyone. Our Key Club was given the task of handling the game booths. The kids would come up to booths, and for free, would play the games. If they won the game, they would receive tickets that would later be put into a raffle. With hundreds of kids excited of the prospect of winning prizes, our booths were busy from start to end. Laughter and smiles went around the whole night as kids as well as parents enjoyed themselves. Some of our members were

even asked to a dance-off against the elementary students, which was a blast, although we didn’t always win. This was an excellent opportunity for us to spread our Key Club mes-sage to the students and parents. Wickman was so impressed with our efforts that night that they asked us if we were willing to commit to a long term relationship. The Wickman Mother and Son Carnival was a great event for our key club as we were able to connect to the communities youth, help create an unforgettable night, and secure our club’s future volunteer interactions with Wickman.


Event recap: Theatre Ushering

Lights,

Camera,

Action! On May 16th, 17th, and 18th,

our Key Club had the privilege of usher-

ing parents, students, and even a few crit-

ics at our very own Chino Hills High The-

atre. Our club was given the task of

handing out the play programs to the audience. We also helped guide the audience

members in and out the theatre as quietly as possible to avoid any disturbances that

would disrupt the play. From the 6:45-8:30pm, our Key Clubbers helped maintain

order in the theatre. I had the privilege to attend on May 17th, I had a great time

ushering as well as watching our fellow classmates’ acting skills. I would personally

like to thank Kalen Chang (pictured above) for his efforts that evening. Although I

had to remind a few people to lower their voices during the performance, I found the

evening to be a night filled with fun, excitement, and best of all, Key Club service!


Division 15 Updates:

Task Coordinators- Congratulations to our very own Shana Wang and Evei Dayao for

being selected to be the Division 15 Main South Spirit Task Coordinators!

Rancho Cucamonga: Relay for Life– On June 1st, at the Cucamonga Guasri Regional Park, Division 15 will be taking part in this charity event. Relay for Life is an orga-nized, overnight community fundraising walk for cancer. Relay teams of people camp out around a track where members of each team take turns walking around the track. Food, games and activities provide entertainment and build camaraderie It is a family-friendly environment for the entire community. Division 15 Banquet and June DCM– To celebrate all

the wonderful accomplishments of Division 15, there

will be a banquet on June 7th at the Hilton Hotel in On-

tario. The June Division Council Meeting (DCM) is yet

to be determined, but will be after the Division Banquet.

Details will be posted on http://chhskeyclub.wix.com/

home, when more information is announced.

Chino Hills: “Swaggest” Club for April and May– Congrat-

ulations to our Key Club for winning the club of the month

for April and May We were announced the “Swaggest” club at

the May DCM for our exemplary work over the last two

months This is a huge honor for us and we hope that to-

gether, we can keeping on showing our tremendous work

ethic and dedication.

http://chhskeyclub.wix.com/home



End-of-the-Year Banquet Preview:

Hello Key Club members! Tuesday, June 4, will be our Banquet at the McCoy Equestrian Center (across from Ayala High School) from 6:30-9:30! We will be celebrating the amazing year of service we have experienced together this year as well as recognizing the mem-bers who have gone above and beyond by earning at least 50 hours, the seniors who have earned their stoles by serving 100 hours, and EVERYONE who has participated in the Key Club events this year and selflessly showed their love and passion for helping others. We will reflect on all the amazing memories that we have shared in the past year through a slideshow made by our own Tech Editor, Jaie. Some seniors will share their journey with this club and I assure you there will be some tears involved! Also, there will be a Photobooth to take pictures with our fellow Husky/Giraffes and to look fabu-lous! And of course, there will be AWE-SOME food that you won't wan to miss out on. Basically, banquet will be a night of laughs, reminiscing, tears, music, dancing, AND MUCH MORE! SO PLEASE ATTEND OUR BANQUET OR YOU WILL REGRET IT VERY MUCH!

-Jaihee Choi

Key Club Photo Corner: May

Photos of the programs we handed out during

the Theatre Ushering Event!

May DCM, led by Amy He and assisted by Jaihee

Choi!

New South Main Spirit Coordinators,

Evei Dayao (right) and Shana Wang (left)!


Max Yang

preparing a

meal during

the Wickman

Carnival

Event!

The audience, ushered by our club. prepares

to watch the premier of a student made film! The actors of the student film on stage, the

audience and our members applaud their efforts.


Spirit Spotlight:

"Hey Key clubbers! My name is Jennifer Le and I'm

your new Spirit Chair! I really encourage you to par-

ticipate in a lot of our events and to take pride in be-

ing a part of such a fabulous club! Key Club's motto

is "Caring- Our Way of Life," and while doing service

events, remember to give yourself props because

you're helping the community(: It's also really im-

portant to attend the meetings and be included in

our events; we hope all of you will be a big part of

Key Club this year!

"HEY KEY CLUBBERS, HOW DO YOU FEEL?"

Thanks for Reading!

Keep on attending General meetings and don’t

forget to attend Service Events as well!

Great Work Huskies! Let’s keep on going!

CHHS Key Club| Division 15| Region 13| Cali-Nev-Ha District

Chino Hills High School: 16150 Pomona Rincon Road, Chino

Hills, California. 91709-3101

Editor: Jaie Peshawaria Email: [email protected]

Be sure to check out our website for the latest updates!


Managed by yours truly! :D


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