June 2014

The Kraken The Rose Issue

June 2014 Division 33 PNW District

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Table of Contents

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2 Auburn Auburn Mountainview Auburn Riverside Decatur Federal Way Thomas Jefferson Todd Beamer


June 2014

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Greetings Appointed District Officers

World Cup Joint May DCM Recap June DCM

Tacoma Rally Key Leader Club Spotlight

Structure Officer Information Key Club 101 About PNW & Division 33

The Eliminate Project Sponsors Project & Fundraising Ideas

Dates Contact Information

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Auburn Auburn Mountainview Auburn Riverside Decatur Federal Way Thomas Jefferson Todd Beamer

Greetings

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3 June 2014 Division 33 PNW District

Lieutenant Governor: Greg Park

Hey Division 33!

It’s newsletter time! I hope you all

enjoyed my past 2 newsletters. I really changed my format with this issue so I

hope y’all like it. I want to start off by wishing every-

one good luck on finals! I know it’s a stressful time, but hang in there!

I also want to encourage all of you to stay active in the community during summer break.

Don’t let the break stop you from serving your commu-nity. There’s a bunch of opportunities for you to volunteer

whether it be with yourself or with your club. Lastly, I want to give a shoutout to all the seniors!

Y’all have been doing some great stuff for your school and

community the past years. I hope to see all of you join programs like Circle K and Kiwanis once you’re out of High

School.

In Love and Service,

Greg Park Division 33 Lieutenant Governor

Pacific Northwest District Key Club International

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Greetings

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Dear Pacific Northwest District,

The ending of District Convention is always hard,

but it also marks the beginning of another Key

Club year, and another year of service. If you have

not already met me, I am Lisa Antonio, and I am

honored to have the chance to serve as your Dis-

trict Governor for the next year. I am so privileged

to be leading such a diverse and enthusiastic dis-

trict, and I am excited to start building upon our

strengths and creating new solutions for our dis-

trict’s weaknesses. In this upcoming year I want to

focus on clubs and members. I want to make sure clubs are thriving

and increasing not only membership, but active membership. I want

each club member to know the District Board is there to serve the

members. I am inspired by the love and passion each one of you has

for the act of service. Keep up the amazing work, and remember that

ever single minute you spend serving the community is changing the

world around you in a positive way. Remember to always keep service

in your heart, and no matter what is going on in life, if you are serv-

ing, you can always find love. Keep in mind that in hard times, you

always have your Key Club family to lean back on, and depend on.

Know that the things you have done in Key Club, and the people’s

lives you have touched along the way will never be forgotten. Once

again I am so grateful to have the chance to serve all of you. I am

looking forward to meeting all of you, and if you have any questions

please feel free to contact me via email, Facebook, or telephone!

In Love and Service,

Lisa Antonio Pacific Northwest District Key Club Governor

District Governor: Lisa Antonio

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District Officers

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Communications Director: Anav Gagneja

Stumbling into that first key club meeting as a con-

fused sophomore was undoubtedly one of the best

decisions I've ever made - one that has led to a

myriad of amazing encounters, countless hours of

devoted service, and an innumerable amount of life

-shaping experiences. I'm so excited to be able to

give back to this club which has provided me with

so much! On the off chance that I'm not busy

pouring my heart into Key Club, I'm probably en-

joying science, friends, or cookie crisp. I truly can't

wait for what will surely be the best year ever!

K - Family Relations Director: Tina Sok

How's it going, Key Clubbers? My name is Athena

Sok (but you may also call me Tina) and I have

been blessed with the opportunity to be appointed

as your K-Family Relations and International Pro-

jects Director! I reside in the city of Tacoma and I

am a shark of Division 34. I bleed black and gold

because I am an incoming senior at Lincoln High

School. But enough about me, I am extremely ex-

cited to work with the district board this year AND

to meet all of you! As your K-Fam/Int. Projects

Director, I plan to significantly improve the rela-

tionships and communication between Key Club

members and the K-Family branches. In this upcoming year, my plans

include district wide events that allow Circle K, Kiwanis, and many

more K-Family members to join together and share our love for ser-

vice. These events will be put on in support of our preferred charities

which will allow more K-Family members to join our cause! I am look-

ing forward to a fun-filled and fantastic year with you all.

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District Officers

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District Project Director: Ben Scranage

Hey Key Clubbers, we have a single year left. In

2015 The Kiwanis family will turn 100 and The

Eliminate Project will come to a close. Maternal /

Neonatal tetanus is not waiting for us to act. We

must fight quickly and together. Now that I sound

like a dictator, I want to make sure you know me!

I am Ben Scranage, your 2014-2015 District Pro-

jects Director. I want to work with each and every

one of your clubs to make sure that the Pacific

Northwest reaches their goal of fifty thousand dol-

lars this Key Club Year! I promise you that even

though I live in the small town of Harrisburg, Ore-

gon, just outside of Eugene, I will be there for any of your questions

at any time of the day. My phone number is (541) 220-0066, and my

email is [email protected]. Reach out and don't feel like a

stranger.

I'm really interested in programming and making things/engineering which

I'd like to use to make a positive im-

pact in the world and on the lives of others. I really love being part of an

organization that is making such a

huge difference in the world with the

help of so many other people.

Membership Growth and Reactivation

Director: Suvir Copparam

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District Officers

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Convention Aide: Jag Bains

Convention Aide: Ryan Miura

Hey! I'm Jag and I'm your convention

aide! I'm really ecstatic to be on the board and ready to put on the best DCON

ever! I'm a runner and I love listening to music! Most of my free time is spent on

going to all of my home key club's service projects..because, well...Key Club is life!

My favorite color is aquamarine and I'm super random and charismatic with most

anything! I look forward to becoming best friends with all of you Key Clubbers! Agapé!

Hello PNW! I’m Ryan Miura and I’m one of

your Convention Aides this year who will help plan the 66th annual District Conven-

tion. Key Club has had a huge impact on who I am, and I hope I can continue to

grow and learn from my experiences as a part of the K-Family. I love trees, cats,

and meeting my fellow PNW Key Clubbers so holla at me if you happen to see me

and want to talk! I’m pumped to repre-sent the most loving and spirited division around, Division

66, so let’s work together to have a great year of service!

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World Cup

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Predicted winner?

Kevin Cho, President, Decatur HS

“Brazil! Or spain...both are loaded.”

Kevin Lee, Todd Beamer HS

“portugal/brazil… rootin for usa tho “

Jude Hanno, Secretary, Auburn Riverside HS

“JAPAN.”

Edward Park, IP Lt. G, Thomas Jefferson HS

“Go Korea!!! Lol”

My Prediction: Germany. Rooting for Korea and USA as well.


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Joint May DCM Recap

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bruh

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June DCM

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When?

June 11th, 2014. 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Steel Lake Park in Federal Way

Where?

There'll be divisional news/ information, fun, food and a bunch of people you can meet! It'll also be a goodbye for all the senior Key Clubbers. Food assignments are on the Facebook Event.

Why?

https://www.facebook.com/events/908716469143536/?

ref=2&ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming

Hosted By

https://www.facebook.com/events/908716469143536/?ref=2&ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming

https://www.facebook.com/events/908716469143536/?ref=2&ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming

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Tacoma Rally

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Register at:

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/tacoma-rally-2014-tickets-11675209867

http://www.eventbrite.com/e/tacoma-rally-2014-tickets-11675209867

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Key Leader

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Portland Area

October 24-26th, 2014

Camp Collins, Gresham

Seattle Area

November 7-9th, 2014

Camp Sambica, Bellevue

Register at www.key-leader.org

Busy one weekend? The other camp isn’t that

far.

You can register ahead, click “pay later” and pay

as late as at the camp

“Key Leader is a weekend experiential leadership program for today's

young leaders. This life-changing event focuses on service leadership

as the first, most meaningful leadership-development experience. A

Key Leader will learn the most important lesson of leadership—it

comes from helping others succeed.”

http://www.key-leader.org

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Club Spotlight

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Structure

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Club

Key Clubs are established in a high school

or equivalent institution, or a community-

based club may be chartered. Elected offi-

cers can include president, on or more vice

presidents, secretary, treasurer, editor and

one director from each class.

Division

Each district is divided into territories called

divisions, made up of various clubs. Each

division has a lieutenant governor, a student

leader who carries out the district’s policies

and provides support to the clubs.

District

A district is sometimes defined by state or

nation and tends to match a similar Kiwanis

district. Each district is chaired by a gover-

nor, elected by delegates at the annual dis-

trict convention

International

Key Club International encompasses all

clubs within the group’s 33 organized dis-

tricts and in foreign countries that are not

included in any specific district. Key Club

International is led by its international board,

which is comprised of a president, vice

president and 11 trustees, all students and

active Key Club members.

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Officer Duties

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Understand adults’ roles

when dealing with club fi-

nances

Coordinate dues collection

and payment

Attend and coordinate

meetings

Disburse Finances

Prepare and Review the

budget

Manage club accounts

Maintain accurate financial

records

Provide supportive leader-

ship

Preside over meetings

Lead programming

Support Club Administra-

tion

Act as a liaison to the

school and community

Recruit and retain mem-

bers

Get the training you need

Conduct Elections

Set goals

Select committee chairmen

and make special appoint-

ments

President

Treasurer

Vice President

Support the President

Handle programming and

education

Oversee the Committee

system

Support Officers

Secretary Keep the club materials

organized

Prepare monthly reports

Maintain officer and mem-

bership rosters

Take club and board meet-

ing minutes

Coordinate club correspon-

dents

Bulletin Editor

Communicate with the

community Document club service

and programming Communicate with the

club Create a weekly bulle-

tin

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2014 - 2015 Club Officers

Auburn High School

President: Savannah Hornbuckle

President: Amber Penick Vice President: Mikelle Howard

Vice President: Nicholas McIntosh Secretary: Angela Henker

Treasurer: June Pen Bulletin Editor: Aimee Sandridge

Auburn Mountainview High School

President: Kevin Nguyen

Vice President: Kathy Nguyen Secretary: Rebecca Nielsen

Treasurer: Vincent Vu Bulletin Editor: Austin Kukay

President: Natalie Mendez

Vice President: Kaylee Phillips Vice President: Juliet Yu

Secretary: Jude Hanno Treasurer: Rachel Lee

Bulletin Editor: Allison Bantigue

Auburn Riverside High School

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2014 - 2015 Club Officers

President: Kevin Cho

Vice President: Alex Arnts Secretary: Young Jo Kim

Treasurer: Dayoung Cheong Bulletin Editor: Kyung-Lee Park

Decatur High School

Federal Way High School

President: Lauren Park

Vice President: Andrea Diep Vice President: Chloe Yoo

Secretary: Jasmine Leung Treasurer: Melissa Ouk Bulletin Editor: Leilani Langsy

Thomas Jefferson High School

President: Chris Vargas

Vice President: Eugene Oh Secretary: Jason Louie

Treasurer: Donavon Gomez Bulletin Editor: Elleyce Pahang

Todd Beamer High School

President: Christie Peralta

Vice President: Judy Kim Secretary: Cindy Imm

Treasurer: Brian Choi Bulletin Editor: Nicole Lim

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Key Club 101

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About PNW & Division 33


Key Club International is the oldest and largest service

program for high school students. It is a student-led or-

ganization that teaches leadership through service to oth-

ers. Members of the Kiwanis International family, Key

Club members build themselves as they build their

schools and communities.

Mission statement

Key Club is an international stu-

dent-led organization which pro-

vides its members with opportuni-

ties to provide service, build char-

acter and develop leadership.

Vision

We are caring and competent ser-

vant leaders transforming com-

munities worldwide.

Core values

The core values of Key Club Inter-

national are leadership, character

building, caring and inclusiveness.

Pledge

I pledge, on my honor, to uphold

the Objects of Key Club Interna-

tional; to build my home, school

and community; to serve my na-

tion and God; and combat all

forces which tend to undermine

these institutions.

Motto

Caring–Our Way of Life

For more information, visit

http://www.keyclub.org/home.aspx

“Like” Key Club

International

on Facebook!

Preferred Charities

http://www.keyclub.org/home.aspx

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About PNW & Division 33

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“The Pacific Northwest District is geographically the largest

district in Key Club International. The district spans from Alaska to

northern California: with British Columbia, Yukon Territory, Washing-

ton, Oregon, and even the “pan-handle” of Idaho in between. With

over 40 divisions, this district contains about 330 Key Clubs.”

Division 33 serves the Auburn and Federal Way community

under 7 schools. They are Auburn High School, Auburn Mountainview

High School, Auburn Riverside High School, Decatur High School, Fed-

eral Way High School, Thomas Jefferson High School, and Todd

Beamer High School. Our division is known for our amazing spirit and

our huge Korean population. The mascot for our division is a kraken

and our colors are blue and gold. There is never a dull moment when

everyone in the division gets together, which is what makes our divi-

sion so unique. Everyone is dedicated and is always willing to serve

the community no matter what.

For more information, visit

http://pnwkeyclub.weebly.com/

Follow @pnwkeyclub

on Twitter!

Follow @pnwkeyclub

on Instagram!

“Like” Pacific Northwest District Key Club and

join the PNW District Key Clubbers Facebook group!

http://pnwkeyclub.weebly.com/

https://twitter.com/pnwkeyclub


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The Eliminate Project

MNT results when tetanus

spores, which are present in soil

everywhere, enter the blood-

stream. It is mainly caused by a

lack of access to sanitary birth-

ing conditions, unclean instru-

ments used to cut the umbilical

cord and unclean post-partum

cord care.

Once the disease is contracted,

the fatality rate can be as high

as 100 percent in underserved

areas.

Most mothers and newborns

who die of tetanus live in areas

of Africa, South Asia and East

Asia, where many woman are

poor, having little access to

health care, have unlimited in-

formation about safe delivery

procedures and continue harm-

ful cord care practices.

The Numbers?

1 baby dies every 9

minutes from tetanus

The Cost?

$1.80 protects 1

woman and her future

babies

The Results?

Only 25 countries re-

main with MNT.

Visit the

www.TheEliminateP

roject.org to get

more information

About The

Eliminate

Project.

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http://www.TheEliminateProject.org

http://www.TheEliminateProject.org

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Sponsors

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Vision Partners: Nickelodeon

Nickelodeon joined the Kiwanis family as a 2013 Vision

Partner of Kiwanis International with a focus on its Big

Help initiative, which addresses issues in service, educa-

tion, the environment and health. Learn more about Nick-

elodeon’s Big Help efforts, the Halo Awards program and

Day of Play at pro-social.nick.com or nick.com/thebighelp.

Co - Sponsors: The Hershey Company

Key Club International welcomes The Hershey Com-

pany as a Key Club co-sponsor—with a focus on engag-

ing Key Club members with Hershey’s Track &

Field Games. Now in its 35th year, HTFG serves children

age 9–14 by helping them get active and develop

healthy lifestyles. More than 10 million kids in the

United States and Canada have participated in HTFG.

Co - Sponsors: Rustic Pathways

Key Club Co-Sponsor Rustic Pathways has 30 years of

experience leading exceptional international education

and service programs for students. With over 130 pro-

grams in 20 countries, Rustic Pathways is the global

leader in its field. Recognizing our shared values, Rustic

Pathways has partnered with Key Club to provide its

members with the opportunity to broaden their global

perspective while performing meaningful service pro-

jects in communities around the world.

http://pro-social.nick.com/

http://www.nick.com/thebighelp

https://www.hersheystrackandfield.com/organizers/hersheys-games-101.aspx

https://www.hersheystrackandfield.com/organizers/hersheys-games-101.aspx

http://www.rusticpathways.com/usa

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Project Ideas

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Bell ringers

Bright, shining service Club buddies

Coats for kids Grant a wish

Miracle minute Pay it forward

Spirit wear Read-a-thon

Ronald wants soda tabs School supply drive

Seeds of service Serving up the grub

Spirit week Telephones for troops

Thank a teacher

Trick-or-Treat for UNI-CEF

Usher me in! Beads of Courage

Book drive Concessions

Dance Marathon Change race

First aid class Gift wrapping

Homeless shelter birth-day parties

Kid’s booth

Kids’ safety maps Lights, camera, goodbye

Museum guides New teacher/student

survival kit Pet adoption drive

Prom rescue Powder puff

Senior’s game day Tape a teacher

Tutor Time Voter registration drive

Walking beads Walking day

Adopt a room

Art show Blood drive

Building benches Carnival night

Dodgeball tournament Lock-in

March for Babies Special Olympics

Spooktacular! The great sofa hunt

Trauma dolls Variety show

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Fundraising Ideas

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Activity board

Aluminum cans

Bake-off

Bake sale

Barbecue dinners

Birthday kits

Buttons

Candy and nut sales

Car smash

Car washes

Carnival night

Coat checks

Concession stands

Cook-off

Dances

Date-match

Desk blotters

Donate time to PTA

Donuts and pizza

Easter bunnies

Face painting

Finals survival kits

Flea market

Halloween party

Haunted house

Homecoming flowers

Jukebox

Junior high fundraiser

Just like the good old days

Key Club/faculty sporting

events

“Kiss” a senior goodbye

Lost and found auction

Lost and found auction

May baskets

Miracle mile of quarters

Movie parties

Music week

Old books and CDs sale

Pancake breakfast

Parking cars

Peanut day

Powder puff football

Prom flowers

Rummage sale

Save or shave

School bazaar

Scooping for money

Senior auction

Singing Christmas cards

Spice up your dances

Spirit sweats

Sports programs

Sport tournaments

Spring sales

Students and faculty ar-

rested

Sweetheart ball

Talent shows

“-Thons”

Traffic safety week

Turkey grams/ghoul grams/

bunny grams

Ugly teacher contest

Ushers

Weigh and pay

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Dates to Remember

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June DCM

June 11th, 2014 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Steel Lake Park in Federal Way

Tacoma Rally

June 28th, 2014 9:00am - 4:30pm

Mt. Tahoma High School

Monthly Reports

Bulletin Editors: 3rd of every month Secretaries: 5th of every month

Vice Presidents: 7th of every month

Other

Follow the divisional

Instagram page

@d33pnwkeyclub

Note

I put a “bruh” some-where in the newsletter.

First person to find it gets a prize



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Contact

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Lieutenant Governor

Greg Park

(206) 432-6506 [email protected]

District Governor

Lisa Antonio

[email protected]

District Secretary

Ik Hoon Jung

[email protected]

District Treasurer

Aneesh Pappu

[email protected]

Jenny Zhang

[email protected]

District Editor

Cleo Tsang

[email protected]

Convention Chair

Divisional Officers

Division Secretary

Ashley Phan (206)612-9020

[email protected]

Division Editor

Juliet Yu (253)218-5979

[email protected]

Administrators

District Administrator

John Jay [email protected]

Assistant Administrator

Tom Saunders [email protected]

Area Administrator

Sue Owens

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