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Key Club April 2012 Volume 2 Issue 1
Pacific Northwest District Key Club: Official Newsletter of Division 27
Bothell—Eastlake—ICS—Inglemoor—Juanita—Lake Washington—Redmond
3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 USA 1-800-KIWANIS FAX 1-317-879-02044
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Dear Division 27,
Hello! If you haven't met me
yet, my name is Kristi Chan
and I will be serving as your
Lieutenant Governor for 2012-
2013! I hope you all had a great
time at DCON, because I know
I did! It was a pleasure meeting
you all and I look forward
working with all of the new of-
ficers! Some general infor-
mation about myself, I am from
Lake Washington High School
and currently a Junior. During
the 2011-2012 year I was the
Bulletin Editor of my club and
really enjoyed it. With Con-
nie’s encouragement, I ran for
Lieutenant Governor, and here
I am!
If you didn't know already, our
division consist of seven clubs:
Bothell, Eastlake, ICS, Ingle-
moor, Juanita, Lake Washing
ton, and Redmond. Through-
out the year I would love our
Division to grow and charter
more clubs. So one of my goals
for this year is to charter
Woodinville into our division.
I would also like for everyone
to attend the monthly DCMs,
Seattle rally, and have all of our
clubs apply for awards and get
Early Bird at DCON.
I am really excited to meet eve-
ryone else and looking forward
to a successful year!
With Love and Service,
In this Issue:
Introduction………………….2
Division 27 101……………….3
DCON Recap………………..4-5
ICON Information……..…....6
Key Leader………………….7
Kiwanis Information………..8
Connie’s Farewell Letter….9
Contact Info……………….10
Toucan Times
Greetings!
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Facts About Division 27
7 Schools:
Bothell
Eastlake
ICS
Inglemoor
Juanita
Lake Washington
Redmond Lieutenant Governors:
2012– 2013 : Kristi Chan
2011– 2012 : Connie Kim
2010—2011 : Matt Matula
Mascot: Toucans
Colors: Neon
Green & Black
Bothell
President: Dani Madsen
Vice President: Hannah Jeong
Secretary: Taylor McDaniel
Treasure: Kim Platz
Bulletin Editor: Melanie Williams
Eastlake
President: Morgan Coyle
Vice President: Teddy Hung
Secretary: Jacquie Burkhardt
Treasure: Guneev Lamba
Bulletin Editor: Ryan Lundberg
ICS
President: Sam Smith
Vice President: Callie Webber
Secretary: Aishwarya Nirmal
Treasure: Ashley Yoo
Bulletin Editor: Rachel Roberts
Inglemoor
Co-President: Kevin Jin
Co-President: Ponti Das
Vice President: Kay Kim
Secretary: Ryan Nguyen
Treasure: Alnur Elberior
Bulletin Editors: Madi Chan &
Deepika Sharma
Juanita
President: Alyanna Thongulay
Vice President: Haleigh Manao
Secretary: Haili Adams
Treasure: Jacquelyn Latousek
Bulletin Editor: Kaija Stern
Lake Washington
President: Lisa Matsumoto
Vice President: Holly Sullivan
Secretary: Leah Talkov
Treasure: Schyler Duryee
Bulletin Editor: Maggie Butler
Redmond:
President: Suzi French
Vice President: Athena Anderle
Secretary: Chelsea Rice
Treasure: Bella Brown
Bulletin Editor: Mihal Lackovsky
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District Convention
March 30th—Day 1
Key Clubbers were greeted by the
incoming Lieutenant Governors
Opening General Session
Caucusing
Service on the Big Screen
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DCON Cont’d
March 31st– Day 2
Workshops
Service Fair / House of Delegates
Governor’s Banquet
Talent & Awards Session
Governor’s Ball
Want to be part of planning DCON? Apply for
Convention Aide! If you’re interested, email me
at [email protected] and I will give you more
info!
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ICON
ICON and PNW District Tour
WHEN? June 29th—July 8th
WHERE? Orlando, Florida
COST? Option 1: $1,450
Option 2: $1,530
April 25th—$700 Deposit DUE
Friday, June 29th
Fly to Orlando out of Seattle/Tacoma International
Airport (you will sleep on the plane)
Saturday, June 30th
Arrive in Orlando, transfer to Disney All Start Sports Ho-
tel. Spend day in Disney World
Sunday, July 1st
Disney World! (You will have a hopper for each day)
Monday, July 2nd
Disney World OR the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
(depending on what option you select)
Tuesday, July 3rd
Disney World!
Wednesday, July 4th
Transfer for Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista
ICON Begins: Registration, Meet and Greet
Thursday, July 5th
ICON: Opening Session, Caucusing, Charity Dance
Friday, July 6th
ICON: Workshops, Service Fair, Recognition Session
Saturday, July 7th
ICON: Workshops, House of Delegates, Closing Ses-
sion, Dance
Sunday, July 8th
Fly home to Seattle/Tacoma International Airport
International Convention 2012
If you loved DCON …
Come to ICON!
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What is Key Leader?
Key Leader is a weekend leadership program for to-
day’s young leaders. This life-changing event focuses on
service leadership as the first, most meaningful leader-
ship development experience.
There will be large and small group workshops and
team building activities. Students will be able to learn
leadership skills that will help them change their schools,
communities, and world for the better. You will meet
new friends and have an experience you will never for-
get.
Key Leader 2012 in the Pacific Northwest District
April 27– 29 Camp Waskowitz, North Bend WA (near Seattle)
October 5-7 Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp (near Portland OR)
KEYS TO EXCELLENCE
The Key Leader program is built on 5
essential principles. These principles
reflect our mission to inspire young
people to achieve their personal best
through service leadership:
Personal Integrity: Doing the right
thing
Personal Growth: Developing in
mind, body, and spirit
Respect: Showing consideration
for self, others ,and property
Building Community: Developing
relationships to achieve positive
goals
Pursuit of Excellence: Expecting
Who can Attend?
All Key Clubbers
How much is it?
$175—includes all meals,
lodging, and program
materials for the weekend
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Redmond High School
Redmond Kiwanis
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
Watercress Bistro
16505 Redmond Way #B-A
Redmond, Washington
International Community School and
Lake Washington High School
Kirkland Kiwanis
Meets every Wednesday at Noon
Crab Cracker
452 Central Way Kirkland, Washing-ton
Eastlake High School
Sammamish Kiwanis
Meets every Wednesday 7am
Sammamish Hills Lutheran Church
22818 SE 8th St Redmond, Washington
Bothell High School and
Inglemoor High School
Northshore Bothell Kiwanis
Meets every Wednesday 7am
Alexa’s on Main 10115 Main St
Bothell, Washington
Kiwanis Information
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Farewell
Dear Division 27,
Has it really been a year since I was the innie work-
ing on my first newsletter?! It’s ridiculous how
quickly my term has gone by and I would like to
thank each and every person that has helped me on
this journey. I have been enlightened to better my-
self as an individual in society. In the future, I hope
to develop myself forever as a servant leader, humbly
leading for the betterment of the world. From your
year of serving this organization, I hope you will al-
ways keep in your heart and minds that lending a
hand, no matter how insignificant you might
think it is, truly makes a difference. It only takes
a small group of caring individuals to create posi-
tive change for society. We have only two and a
half months of school left so make the most out
of your year, always making sure to be caring, in-
clusive and positive. Despite how easy it may be
to slack on Key Club or other commitments, re-
sist the temptation and just keep yourself going.
Even after your year with Key Club is over, find
other organizations which compel you and get
involved with people who you are comfortable
with. And with that, I bid adieu for you all as I
am confident that Kristi will bring me and Divi-
sion 27 pride as we underdogs take PNW District
by storm.
With Love and Service,
Connie Kim
Immediate Past Lieutenant Governor, Division
27
Pacific Northwest District
Key Club International
206.354.4566
Last Minute Tips & Tricks!
Don’t get so hung up on superficial problems. Yes,
they may seem like a big problem at the moment
but think ahead in your future. Will this problem
REALLY be such a big deal then?
Relax and drink lots of water! Also, try to get some of
that Vitamin D!
Be nice.
“People are often unreasonable and self-centered. For-
give them anyway.
If you are kind, people may accuse you of ulterior
motives. Be kind anyway.
If you are honest, people may cheat you. Be honest
anyway.
If you find happiness, people may be jealous. Be
happy anyway.
The good you do today may be forgotten tomor-
row. Do good anyway.
Give the world the best you have and it may never
be enough. Give your best anyway.
For you see, in the end, it is between you and God.
It was never between you and them anyway.”
Mother Teresa
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Governor Giovanni McKenzie
Secretary Kelsie Hoppes
Treasurer Kenneth Lam
Bulletin Editor Bassel Hamieh
Convention Chair Andy Nguyen
International Trustee Cole Hickman
District Administrator John Jay
Assistant District Administrator
Suzanne Endroedy
District Board
Kristi Chan
Lieutenant Governor, Division 27
Pacific Northwest District
Key Club International
Email: [email protected]
Phone #: (425)-246-8085
Address: 10116 125th Ave NE
Kirkland WA, 98033
“Be yourself; everyone else
is already taken.”
- Oscar Wilde
