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CNH DISTRICT | REGION 7 | DIVISION 3 SOUTH
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 6
HOOVER HIGH KEY CLUB
OFFICIAL NEWLETTER
Hello spectacular wolf pack! Hope all has been well with
many of you. I understand the muggy hot weather has been
taking a toll on everyone, but hey, only a couple more
weeks of that left! I hope all of you have been able to effec-
tively balance all that has been coming up these past few
weeks. Between standardized testing, extracurriculars, and
academics, I understand there must be quite a workload for
many of you. But, do not fret! All of this is temporary, and all
you need to get through it is a positive mentality. With that
being said, I encourage you all to be proactive in your en-
deavors and never let the wretched powers of procrastina-
tion take over. Now, onto the fun stuff!
Be on the lookout for plenty of future service events. There
seems to be a jam packed amount of good that we can do
for the community this coming month! We have a Salvation
Army food pantry day coming up, the super fun Kiwanis
Duck Splash, Hoover's beloved Relay for Life of Glendale,
and much much more! It is sure to be a fun month ahead, so
I hope you all can make it to these events. It will also give
me a chance to get to know some of you new members. By
the way, welcome!
Please also remember to pay your DUES and the optional
shirt fee as soon as possible. Remember that membership
price has increased to $13.00 as of this year, and that our
shirt price is $9.00. If you have any questions regarding ei-
ther, please feel free to message me.
Magy Avedissian
Herbert Hoover Key Club President
2014-2015
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE 2 President’s message PAGE 4 Child S.H.A.R.E
Gala
PAGE 3 Table of Contents PAGE 5 Open Mic Night/
RTC/ Sept. DCM (pictures)
PAGE 6 RTC Articles PAGE 8 Relay for Life/
Aids Walk
PAGE 7 Duck Splash/ PAGE 9 Fally Rally SOUTH/ Trick-or-Treat UNICEF District Convention
PAGE 10 Pledge/ DUES PAGE 13 Officer of the Month
PAGE 11 T-Shirt/ PAGE 14 Officer Contact
receive info about Information
meeting etc.
PAGE 12 Member of
the Month
CHILD S.H.A.R.E. GALA The California Club
Sept. 13, 2014 @ 5p.m.
DIVISION:
CONGRADULATIONS KEY CLUBBERS
ON RAISING $78 FOR PTP
Region Training Conference/September DCM
9/27
Region Training Conference
at John Burroughs High School
September 27, 2014
“As a senior, it was my first and last year
in RTC. I missed out on so much about a
truer and deeper meaning and ob-
jective of being apart of Key Club. Go-
ing through workshops training to be-
come or interested in other positions
such as a Secretary. Knowing about up-
coming events and planning it out
builds leadership and respon-
sibility. The leadership and responsibil-
ity not only builds as a secretary but in
all positions. Members, cabinet, dis-
trict, region, international; they all
build a pyramid and mem-
bers are the bass and the top
of it. Every single person is important
and can impact a much better change
with a bonus of having fun and creating
a better community with service hours.
Moreover, I would not have known any
of this without going to this event which
makes me a little bummed out I missed
out on this kind of opportunity in the
past years.” Marvin Dollano
“RTC was full of interesting, beneficial
workshops. It included "Technology
SafeKEY" which explained one of Ki-
wanis' newest initiatives to promote the
safe use of social medias and work-
shops for specific officer positions to
teach them how to be the best leader
possible. But there were also two ses-
sions of a service project, which al-
lowed Key Clubers to mingle with one
another while making bracelets. Lunch
took place at 12:15, and pizza and chips
were served. At the end an epic
spirit battle, which involved plenty of
dancing and screaming, took place be-
tween the divisions. Lunch was followed
by general session, where presentations
were given on DCON, Fall Rally,
and the Thirst Project, a nonprofit
which hopes to spread the word about
the global water crisis and raise money
to provide people in developing coun-
tries with clean water. Then the divisions
all held DCMs, and when we were all fin-
ished, we ended the day with a massive
group photo. It was great getting to
meet members from other Key Clubs
and learning more about my position!”
Collection boxes are here!
Come get a box at the next meeting.
A full box gets you 2 HOURS! So make sure to fill ‘em up!
Get your DUCK ADOPTION FORMS before OCTOBER 6TH.
WHERE? Lake Glendale in Verdugo Park
1621 Canada Blvd, Glendale, CA 91208
WHEN? October 11TH, 10am - 2pm
**If you would like to sell more ducks, don’t be afraid to
grab more forms from Magy.
WHAT? RELAY FOR LIFE
WHERE? Scholl Canyon Baseball fields WHEN? OCTOBER 18-19, 2014 WHY? Raise CANCER awareness!! HOW CAN I HELP? Go to the hooverhs.org, scroll down and click the Relay for Life logo on the right side column. All the instructions ans information is there! **$40 registration and form due OCTOBER 10TH!!**
For more information, keep checking the Facebook page.
FALL RALLY SOUTH
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KEY CLUB PLEDGE
I 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 institution.
DUES. dues. DUES.
!!Due October 6th!!
Option 1. PAY ONLY DUES
$13.00
Option 2. PAY BOTH DUES & T-SHIRT
$13.00 + $9.00 = $22.00
HERBERT HOOVER
KEY CLUB’S
‘14-’15 T-SHIRT DESIGN Get yours now! $9.00!!
To receive texts about meetings/events,
PLEASE send the message
@hhkc
to (248) 809-5774
Member of the Month:
Eileen Wisco
September’s member of the month goes to our awesome
Division News Editor, Eileen Wisco!
A lot of members each year join as a freshman, and Eileen
was one. In her sophomore year she ran and won club elections
for club bulletin editor, and now this year as a junior, she is cur-
rently Division 3 South’s news editor. But besides making newslet-
ters and taking photos for the division, Eileen is also a member.
At the 29th Annual Child S. H. A. R. E. Gala this month, Eileen took
her tasks accordingly with helping other volunteers selling bids
for the event’s silent auction along with club
president Magy and club bulletin editor An-
nika. She met with the coordinators’ expec-
tations and left a splendid mark with com-
pleting a lot of tasks that the volunteers tried
to accomplish within a matter of minutes. Ei-
leen outside of Key Club also works on the
school paper with photos and articles.
Overall, Eileen is an incredibly resource-
ful member when it comes to getting the
job done on any tasks, and this is why Hoo-
ver is proud to honor her for being member
of the month for September. You go Eileen!
Officer of the Month:
Annika Arambulo
For the month of September, Hoover’s own club bulletin
editor Annika Arambulo is once again our Officer of the Month!
Annika is an all-star member at our club by being the first
officer to sign up to an event as well as making awesome news-
letters showcasing the hard work Hoover has volunteered in at
events. At the 29th Annual Child S. H. A. R. E. Gala, Annika
(alongside club president Magy and Division News Editor Eileen
Wisco) tirelessly worked with volunteer coordinators on handing
auction bid tickets and collecting signatures at the event, and
on top give a great impression of what being a volunteer is to
them. Service is definitely on point for Annika! Aside from being
a Key Clubber, Annika also works on the school’s newspaper
and media publications.
Wow, congratulations
on being Officer of the
Month for September, An-
nika! Magy and I are im-
pressed by your work and
are extremely proud of you.
President: [email protected]
Vice President: [email protected]
Secretary: [email protected]
Treasurer: [email protected]
Bulletin Editor: [email protected]
Historian: [email protected]
