UCSC CIRCLE K

9th General MeetingAnd it comes to an end.

Quarkwood High

PledgeI pledge to uphold the objects of Circle K

International, to foster compassion and goodwill

towards others through service and leadership,

to develop my abilities and the abilities of all

people

AND TO DEDICATE MYSELF TO THE REALIZATION OF MANKIND’S POTENTIAL!

Ice BreakerKAHOOT!

Do you really know CKI and your home club?

FANIMEPAST EVENT

UPCOMING EVENTSCome out to service next year!

DeLaveaga Carnival

Friday

May 31st3:30pm – 8:00pm

Location: De Laveaga Elementary School

UCSC

End of the YearBanquet

Come celebrate our club!

Sunday6:30pm – 10pm

Club SpotlightMonthly Service Goal

227.75 / 160Wowzers! We made it!

Birthdays!

Lauren Allin

Ryan Mariveles PoquisMember of the Month

Get to Know Me!

Justin Tran

Alison Ono!

Flower Power

We’re a bouquet of flowers!

California PoppyEschscholozia Californica

Bright. Simple. Easy to Grow and

Drought Tolerant. California’s

State Flower.

”Amapola de California”

Stargazing Lily

Lilium Orientalis

Hybrid Lily created by Leslie

Woodriff in 1974. Pleasant

fragrance. Toxic to cats.

”Stargazer”

Climbing Cacti Flower

Hylocereus Undatus

Part of a sprawling cactus. Bares

the fruit of a very delicious fruit

(Pitahaya/Dragon Fruit). Native to

the Central America.

”Flor de Pitahaya”

Tulip

Tulipa Gesneriana

Found in countless gardens. Very

dependent on temperature for

growth. Native to Southern Europe

/ Central Asia.

”Tulip”

Black Lotus

Not a real flower lol

The most valuable normally

printed card in Magic the

Gathering. Adds 3 mana of any

single color of your choice to your

mana pool.

”$166,100”

Cherry Blossom

Prunus Serrulata

De facto national flower of Japan.

Flower petals of this flower are

edible. If you stand underneath a

tree full of these flowers, you’ll

have to find true love by anime

logic.

” 桜 (Sakura)”

ChrysanthemumChrysanthemum Morilfolium

Used for culinary, insecticidal, and

environmental uses. Makes a

delicious tea. Originate from East

Asia.

” 菊花 (Júhuā)”

Baby’s Breath

Gypsophila Paniculata

Very popular addition in any

bouquet. Thrives in the full sun and

neutral soils. Native to central and

Eastern Europe.

”Baby’s Breath”

Just want to say…

thank you.

Open FloorHave anything to say?

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