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Franklin High School 6400 Whitelock Parkway, Elk Grove, CA 95757
Division 7 South | Region 16 | CNH District
THE MONSTER MEDIA
Volume V, Issue 7: OCTOBER 2013
The Official Newsletter of Franklin High School
Fall Rally North Division 7 South Orange Monsters take over Six Flags for one day to
support the Pediatric Trauma Program while having fun!
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Monster of the Month
October’s Monster of the Month is Andrew Yu! Andrew is currently a Sophomore and has been a member of Key Club since the begin-ning of his Freshmen year. His favorite parts of being in Key Club are being able to help or-ganizations, fundraisers, and events with his fellow monsters. One the most enjoyable and memorable events Andrew has attended is the Stonelake Elementary 5k Pancake Fun Run because it was his first Key Club event and he had fun helping with his friends. Besides Key Club, Andrew is also involved in Mathletes and Science Olympiad. Andrew says, “My friends inspired me to join Key Club because we all wanted to join Key Club to help out the community together.” Congratulations An-
Hi Monsters! The weather is finally getting chillier and some of us have just gotten back from Fall Rally North 2013. Look on pages 6 to 9 if you want the full recap! I hope you guys are all enjoying term 2 and if you’re not, I’m deeply sorry. I know how you feel. Life is the struggle. Anyway, just a couple reminders that UNICEF boxes are in! Be sure to grab one after the meeting tomorrow. Also, remember to turn in your membership forms into the concession stand if you have not done so already. I hope you all have a fabulous day and have a Happy Halloween!
In service and in friendship, Sharon Hsu Franklin Key Club Bulletin Editor
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
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2|Contents & Announcements
Monster of the Month……….…2
A Note from the Editor………...2
3|October Calendar
4-9|Past Events
Region Training Conference…4
Fairytale Town’s ScholarShare
Children’s Book Festival……….5
Cheer Training…..……..………..5
Fall Rally North………………..6-9
10-11|Upcoming Events
12|Contact Information
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Andrew’s decked out in orange for his second Fall Rally North!
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Monster of the Month
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
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5 Pumpkin Festival
Urban Cow Marathon
6 Pumpkin Festival Urban Cow Marathon
7 8 9 10 11 October DCM + Cheer Training Elk Grove Elementary Harvest Dance & Festival
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Recycling Sorting Party UC Davis Key 2 College
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14 15 16 17 18 19 Fall Rally North
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Zombie Apocalypse Run for a Safe Haven
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October 2013
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PAST EVENTS
Region Training Conference
JENNIFER THAM Division Task Manager REGION 16'S TRAINING CONFERENCE WAS INCREEDIBLE! You wouldn't 'bee'lieve it. Ha, I'm so punny! Anyway, it was an amazing experience getting to see everyone from all over our region! I learned so much from experienced Key Clubbers, and was even privileged with the opportunity to lead my own workshop about Key Club funds and scholarships! These workshops gave helpful advice on how to 'bee' a better and more involved Key Clubber. (Seriously, can my jokes get any funnier?) If you didn't attend RTC this year, make sure to attend next year! I'll see ya' around my beautiful monsters!
Fairytale Town’s ScholarShare Children’s Book Festival SHARON HSU Bulletin Editor One fine early morning, I attended Fairytale Town's ScholarShare Children's Book Festival. At the event, Franklin Key Clubbers helped with costumes, arts and crafts, the garden, and clean up. I myself, helped out with arts and crafts by showing children how to make bookmarks out of the materials on the table. What amused these little kids the most was the assortment of shiny particles sitting in bottles at the very right of the table. Needless say, I don't think I've gotten all the glitter out of my clothing yet. Helping out with these kids was still a blast and it was great seeing all the unique designs each person made. Besides arts and crafts, Key Clubbers dressed up in Fairtytown's Humpty Dumpty cos-tume to take pictures with the kids. Others worked in the gardens by helping children plant vegetable seeds to grow. When the event drew to a close, the vol-unteers helped out with clean up by putting away tables, cleaning up garbage, and folding chairs.
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Cheer Training LEO FU Member The Key Clubbers of Division 7 South came together to attend cheer training in preparation for Fall Rally. Key Clubbers from all over Division 7 got to work together and help teach others the cheers for this year's rally. This was my first cheer training and also my first Fall Rally so I didn't know the cheers and what to expect. But I was glad that I had the opportu-nity to attend because I got to learn the awesome cheers of my division and make a few new friends from other schools in the process. Also we took a group picture of the whole D7 South family to remember the good times of cheer training!
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Fall Rally North SHARON HSU Bulletin Editor I woke up one beautiful Saturday morning to the sound of my blasted alarm clock and the first rays of the morn-ing sun hitting my face. It was the day I had been waiting for: Fall Rally North 2013. After throwing on my orange cape, white suspenders, and club t-shirt, my brother and I headed to school where we would be boarding the bus with the rest of Franklin Key Club to go to Six Flags. Before we left, I spray-painted some of the members’ hair so that their hair was bright orange. After arriving at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, the club walked to the stadium where the other divisions were waiting for the rally to start. Every year, my voice turns raspy after cheering so loudly at the rallies. This year was no different and even though our division didn’t win the spirit battle this year, it was still amazing to see such a big collective group of people working toward one common goal. This year’s rally winner was Division 23, home of the Turquoise Yetis! After the rally, it was off to the rollercoasters. I don’t think screaming on Superman was such a great idea. I was blessed to have met so many great people and to also hang out with my close friends. Everything was great, starting from the beginning of the day to the end. We cheered our hearts out at the rally, took selfies before rides, screamed on rollercoasters, and failed at winning prizes playing the carnival games. As the day drew to a close and night fell to reveal Fright Fest’s freaky members. Franklin Key Club parted ways with the other divisions and the rest of Division 7 South. However, this isn’t the end! Until Fall Rally 2014! Or… DCON?
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Key Club
meetings are
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afterschool,
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HK-4!
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REMINDER!
Recycling collection
November 4th,
afterschool!
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Upcoming Events
Yes, it’s that time of year again! You can start Trick-or-treating for UNICEF starting tomorrow! The board will be handing out UNICEF boxes so that all of you can raise money to support The Eliminate Project. If you would like to participate, make sure to ask for a box tomorrow after the meeting.
Other Upcoming Events:
Capitol Apocalypse 5K (10/26), Sacramento Moustache Run Packet Pick-up (11/9-10, 11/16), Sacramento Moustache Run (11/16), California International Marathon (12/6-8)
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Key Club week will be taking place during the first week of November! Monday, November 4th, is Show Your K in every way! That means showing the world what Key Club really is whether it be telling your friends about our club or wearing spirit gear. Tuesday is Kudos to the Key Players and it’s the day you can thank those people who’ve supported Key Club such as your advisors, your officers, or other Key members! Wednesday is Connect the K and iis day where Key Clubbers can connect with the other branches of the K Family! Thursday is Bring a Friend to Key Club and this is wonderful opportunity to get your friends ac-quainted with our club and its members. Lastly, Friday will be Your Way, which means that the club can do something original or inspiring such as picking a project or planning other activities! Celebrate Key Club week as a Key member in our school and community!
Division 7 South will be hosting a Leatherby’s Fundraiser on October 29th from 5:00pm to 11:00pm. Be sure to come out and support! 20% of the proceeds will be going to PTP so order a Daddy Dave’s, a milk-shake, or even a full on meal. Whatever floats your boat!
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www.keyclub.org
3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 - 317/875/8755 - US AND CANADA: 1-800-KIWANIS
CONTACT INFORMATION
Amelia Chen
President
Email: [email protected]
Ashley Yu
Vice President
Email: [email protected]
Diego Belloso
Secretary
Email: [email protected]
Michael Ma
Treasurer
Email: [email protected]
Sharon Hsu
Bulletin Editor
Email: [email protected]
Officers
Special Members
Committee Heads
Nick Stringfellow
Division Newsletter Editor
Email: [email protected]
Important Websites
Jonathon Huynh
Recycling
Email: [email protected]
Sahil Sidhu
Web
Email: [email protected]
Tommy Ku
Spirit
Email: [email protected]
Alison Tom
Scrapbook
Email: [email protected]
Emily Hoang
Member Recognition
Email: [email protected]
Lauren Yee
Project
Email: [email protected]
Jenny Xue
Project
Email: [email protected]
Courtney Chen
Scrapbook
Email: [email protected]
Club website: franklinkeyclub.freehostia.com
Forums: franklinkeyclub.freeforums.org
District website: cnhkeyclub.org
