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D I V I S I O N 4 N O R T H P R E S E N T S
Teal News
THE OFFICIAL DIVISION 4 NORTH
NEWSLETTER
IN THIS ISSUE
A word from our
LTG
Past events
Future events
Other News
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Issue 1 Volume 5 Key Club I
Division 4 North I Key Club
A Word Form Our LTG
Greetings Otters!
Summer is finally over and now it’s time for September- a month
full of school and SERVICE! Now it’s back to hitting up those text-
books. I hope everyone had a great first two weeks of school
and hasn’t had a heavy load of homework. Make sure to get or-
ganized and stay on task. Prioritize your time wisely to help get
back into that school mode! With a new school year, it comes
with new faces otters; so remember to recruit anyone you can to
add to our Otter Ohana! Since school has begun, I hope many
of the clubs have already begun holding club/ officer meetings.
Be sure to meet up with your officers and current members to
come up with good strategies in recruiting new members during
Club Rush Week coming up! I am always here as a resource, so
feel free to contact me if you need help with ideas, information,
or tools. Something that all clubs should be getting ready for is
club rush. This is your chance to showcase Key Club and all its
wonderful attributes! Bring out that banner, wear something
crazy, and put on a show! Do anything that will catch the eyes
of future members! J Since Fall is coming, we’ll be selling Ameri-
can Apparel Jackets. Make sure to order yours now so you can
match with your lovely division! Also, next month we’ll be having
our Region Training Conference. If you would like a facebook
overlay, please e-mail me at [email protected]. Other
than that, I hope to see all of your OTTERly amazing faces at the
upcoming Division events! Thank you all for reading this month’s
newsletter and I hope to see you soon!
Past Events
Division 4 North I Key Club
Division 4 North
Olympic Day
Hey Otters! As you know, we recently had our Summer Olympics this year. The Lon-don Olympics have passed, but the Otter Olympics were hosted last Saturday! If you stopped by, you had a chance to experi-ence fast paced competition. We battled in Duck, Duck, Goose, we clashed at Dragon Tails, and we duked it out with the Egg Toss. Besides those nail-biting sports, we discussed the new Task Coordi-nators, and hosted the August DCM. If you didn't come out, you missed out! See you next time otters! *This year's Otter Olympics were hosted by your very own Mile Square Park* _Baron Nguyen LQHS
Who: Key Clubbers What: Go to Fall Rally to experience the most fun you will ever have. You get to attend Six Flags along with your fellow key clubbers, you get to cheer your but if at the sessions, and best of all, you will be going for a good cause! When: November 10th Where: Six Flags Magic Mountain!
Upcoming Events
Division 4 North I Key Club
OC Children’s Book Festival
Who: All Region 3 Key Clubbers and KI-WINs members What: Volunteer at the Kiwanis Carnival dur-ing the Book Festival When: Sunday Sept. 30th, 2012 Where: Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, CA
Region 3 Training Confer-
ence
Who: All Region 3 Key Clubbers What: Experience a Training Con-ference like never before! More workshops and a Spirit Battle! When: Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012 Where: Bolsa Grande High School
Light the Night Walk
When: Saturday, September 29, 2012 Where: Angels Stadium Information: We will be walking to raise funds for the Leukemia and Lym-phoma Society. All the proceeds will help support critical cancer programs for cancer patients and research. At night time, everyone carries a single il-luminated balloon while walk-ing around the course to honor those who are fighting against or who have lost to cancer.
CHOC Walk in the Park
Who: All R3 Key Clubbers What: Walk for CHOC Hospital. A Minimum donation of $50 must be raised to walk. When: Oct. 14th, 2012 @ 6AM Where? Disneyland Anaheim, CA
Fall Rally
Hello Otters! I'm Keven Le from Bolsa Grande High School's Key Club and I'm your new Hershey's Track and Field Task Coordinator. I've been in Key Club for about 3 years now, I'm originally from 30 South but i moved to BGHS earlier this year and I've been a 4North Otter ever since! There's not much to say about me but here goes, my favorite hobbies, simply, are eating sleeping and feeling good all the time! I'm friendly so please introduce yourself to me if you get the chance, I promise I don't bite, I love meeting new 4North members and Key Club members in general! —- Keven Le, Hershey’s Track and Field task Coordinator
Other News
Division 4 North Task Coordinators
I currently attend Garden Grove High School, and am a proud Argo! But don't worry, guys; I'm even prouder Otter. I enjoy surfing! Or at least, surfing the World Wide Web, hahah. I enjoy lis-tening to music, reading, and being awesome. I'm pretty good at that last one. True story. Let's make this year even better than last year. Otter out! — Julie Vu, Pediatric Trauma Program Task Coordinator
Hi! My name is Christine Nguyen. I am a senior at La Quinta high school and have been key club ever since freshman year. I am going to be this year's Division 4 North Fall Rally coordinator. I am really excited for Fall Rally and to have a chance for our division to finally win the spirit stick! I am going to give 110 percent to make our di-vision stand out from the crowd. I hope that everyone can attend Fall Rally because this year is our year! Fall Rally is going to be a blast this year! I hope to see everyone there! — Christine Nguyen, Fall Rally Task Coordinator
Hello my name is Peter and I will be your Kiwanis Family task coordinator. I will be that guy that will be relaying you information on what Kiwanis Family is up to and assisting our fabulous LTG and the Division in any way possible. I will also be the ex-pert you can ask about Kiwanis Family. I’m a senior at La Quinta High School that absolutely loves comic books, video games, and all that good stuff. Nerds FTW. I also enjoy playing and watching football and hockey. I hope to serve you all the best I can and I’m feeling this is going to be a good year. — Peter Ly, Kiwanis Family Task Coor-dinator
Division 4 North I Key Club
Hello! I am Jonathan Huynh, your new March of Dimes Task Coordinator! I hail from Garden Grove High School. I am 17 years old, Chinese-Cambodian, and a boy. I enjoy long walks to the refrigerator and eating! My hobbies are playing guitar, cook-ing, and volunteering for Key Club, of course! As your March of Dimes Task Coordi-nator, I will be educating you guys all about March of Dimes. I'll tell you what it is, why it's important, and how you guys can help out. I look forward to being a part of our divisional board and I'm really excited to be more acquainted with you! YEA, YOU.— Jonathan Huynh, March of Dimes Task Coordinator
Hello everyone,
My name is Thu Cao. Thu is in number two. I am currently a sophomore at La Quinta High School. I love reading, swimming, eating, cheering, and volunteering. I am friendly and talka-tive, but diffident and awkward at first. I am really patient, caring, and easygoing. I always put people's feeling first and then mine is second. I hate bothering or letting someone wait for me. In my childhood, I had never have my own pet because my parents were allergic to it. My strong-est ability is asking money for the fundraising; I always feel confident and bold when asking for donations from strangers. To me, Key Club is like my second family. Through Key Club, I get to know more friends, involve more in community service, build leadership skills and life experi-ences, and become more outgoing and confident. I am extremely excited and a little nervous to help out our Key Club Fourth North in the upcoming Children Miracle Network's plans. Hope I will meet everyone of you guys during the events. — Thu Cao, Children’s Miracle Network Task Coordinator
Other News Hello D04N Otters, Do you know what will keep you warm during Fall Rally? No! Not a Snuggie, but your very own American Apparel Jacket! That's right! I'm Tina Nguyen, your American Apparel Jacket Task Coordinator. If those jackets don't keep you cozy, then my spirit will warm you up. Personally I would be ordering a pink AA jacket, but just for you I'll be ordering teal! I'm Bolsa Grande's Key Club secretary, so I have enough experience to not loose your order. So go ahead! Order as many as you want, maybe even order one for me ;). Past all the silliness though, I'm very dedicated to my work so y'alls are in good hands! Trust these otter paws! — Tina Nguyen, American Apparel Task Coordinator
Hey Division 4 North. I am pleased to be your Key Leader Task Coordina-tor for the 2012-2013 term. I'm currently a senior attending La Quinta High School. Go Aztecs! I like performing arts such as singing, acting, etc. I also consider myself to be full of spirit and I can't wait to show it all to you. Un-til then, see you soon otters! I can't wait to meet you all! Beelieve that D4N (: —- Peter Nguyen, Key Leader Task Coordinator
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