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THE HOWLING REPORT [
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Volume I – Issue VIII
Jan- 2012
The Howling Report Division 3 South’s Official Newsletter
Howl on, Wolves!
In this Issue
I. Introduction
II. New Events
III. Election Season
IV. Past Events
V. Recognitions
VI. Contacts
Hello Wolves,
The winter season is coming by, so lets get
into the holiday spirit through volunteering!
It is nice to spend time with your family, but
please take some time to think about those
who are less fortunate. There are people in
our own communities that have no homes,
clothes, or even family today. Please help
Division 3 South in supporting the homeless
in participating in our first ever SOCK DRIVE!
You will be credited service hours for each
pack of NEW socks! Having socks to use for
the feet and hands can be the difference
between someone's life. Conclave and
club elections are coming very close!
Please make sure you prepare yourself for
the upcoming term by learning about
positions you may be interested in. Thank
you for time in reading this! Stay warm with
and pack together! Community service is a
great way to show someone you care in
these holiday seasons! Until next month
wolves, stay warm and have a great
Holiday Season!
A word from… Your
Lieutenant
Governor
Upcoming Events
Election Season
Interested in running for a position next term? Well here is the general
overview of what each position does!
Past Events | Fall Rally
Fall Rally always begins in a cold
morning filled with excitement, my
Fall Rally 2012 began with all the early
morning fun I had recognizing and
welcoming of old friends and familiar
faces. Due to the over capacity of
members on each bus another was
on the way to help us out. I was one
of the few people who had
volunteered as tribute. Arriving a tad
late, our division had prepped with all
the face paint we could find and
entered our spirit session which was
one of the most nerve wracking thing
ever. After cheering our hearts out,
we had not done so great but we
walked out of the theater with our
chins up. Fall Rally is a great event
that allows the great leaders to really
put their hard work to the test and
prove that leadership is not just
shown through victory but also
through friendship. After shaking off
the spirit session my friends and I
trailed off the enjoy not only the rides
and funnel cake, but the fact that
you are surrounded by hundreds of
other people that have the very
same feel for service to the very point
where you're freezing your toes off on
the bus ride home.
Ernestine Hong, John Marshall
Kiwanis Family
One Family, One Ohana
Past Events |Fall Rally
Fall Rally. What can I say? It’s
probably one of the best events
that Key Club has ever held. From
what I’ve heard from previous Fall
Rallies it’s always been fun and
exciting. With this being my first
year I had a lot of expectations
coming in to Fall Rally but once I
saw all of the Key Clubbers it was
everything I expected.
Excitement was all around the
park and I was just excited to
cheer for my division and win that
Spirit Stick. But we ended up not
winning the Spirit Stick and I saw
many disappointed faces
although we didn’t win when it
was all said and done we were
all still winners, we went there and
cheered until the end. To me it
was a great experience being
there cheering, meeting new
people, and spending a great
day with my friends. We’re all
going to work hard to get a
chance to win that Spirit Stick
again until then see you next
year.
Limuel Silva, Eagle Rock
Member of the Month
For the month of November, the member of the
month is Mark Ingcoco! Mark is currently a junior
and is a part of our school’s dance team and
Glee Club. This is his first year in Key Club and he
has demonstrated great passion for service. As
a new member of our warm family, Mark has
proved to others that he is a true Key Clubber
by attending every service and social events.
Whether it is our home club events or divisional
events, Mark is always the first one to sign up.
After every event, he is more than happy to
share his experience with the club. This year was
Mark’s first year attending Fall Rally and has
made him love Key Club even more. He cannot
wait to attend next year’s Fall Rally because he
wants to demonstrate his fascination for Key
Club. He wished he had joined Key Club sooner
because he tells others that he has missed out
on many service and volunteer opportunities.
Mark is a responsible and dedicated member
because rain or shine, he will attend every
event he signed up for. Even when he is feeling
ill, he continues to demonstrate his passion for
Key Club. He felt ill on the day of Fall Rally; he
managed to have a smile on his face
throughout the day at Six Flags Magic
Mountain. He refused to miss out on this special
event because he wanted to experience spirit
rallies, to support Pediatric Trauma Prevention,
to meet new people, and to demonstrate his
amazing enthusiasm. Mark plans to become an
officer in order to further expand his love for Key
Club. According to his persistent devotion
towards the club, he is undoubtedly a fantastic
role model for future members. He has the
abilities to inspire others to become successful
leaders, to provide amazing services and to
appreciate Key Club.
Mark Ingcoco
Benjamin Franklin
Officer of the Month
It is our honor to award, Arianna Dela
Rosa, officer of the month of
November. November is a busy,
stressful month for seniors with
college applications and such, but
Arianna was able to maintain her
duties as bulletin editor and go to
events, such as the Green Festival
and Fall Rally as well. She wants to
make the best newsletters possible,
always improving on them each
month. Not only is she passionate
toward making the club’s
newsletters, but also toward serving
the community. At the Green
Festival, she helped guide people to
the festival and worked at the ticket
booth. She cheered loudly during
the spirit session at Fall Rally and
enjoyed it to the fullest since it is her
last year. Unforgettable experiences
such as these are reasons why she
encourages members to write
articles for the newsletter. Arianna is
not just a good officer, but also a
very proud, jovial Key Clubber.
Arianna Dela Rosa
John Marshall
PRESIDENTS VICE-PRESIDENTS
SECRETARIES TREASURERS BULLETIN EDITORS
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Eagle Rock Eagle Rock Eagle Rock Eagle Rock Eagle Rock
Glendale Herbert Hoover
John Marshall Holy Family Herbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover
John Marshall STEM Academy John Marshall John Marshall
Holy Family STEM Academy
John Marshall
Early Wolves | Club of the Month
Congratulations….
EAGLE ROCK
APEX Academy Lusine Masanklayan
Benjamin Franklin Aljelen Paraiso
Eagle Rock Danielle Peterson
Glendale Karlo Madrona
Herbert Hoover Jeannie Mai
Hollywood Grid Vongpiansuksa [email protected]
Holy Family Waree Ekchanakul
John Marshall Jeffrey Padilla
STEM Academy John Paul Rigonan [email protected]
To serve, so others may lead – Marion Barleta
The Presidents
Division Secretary Jade Archuleta d03s.secretary@
gmai.com
Lieutenant Governor Marion Barleta d03s.cnhkc.ltg@
gmail.com
Division News Editor Erick Jason Reyno d03s.news.editor@
gmail.com
Interclub Coordinator Dustin Tran
d03s.interclub.coordinator@ gmail.com
Executive Assistant Veniel Espanol
d03s.executive.assistant@ gmail.com
Fundraising Coordinator
Stephanie Thi d03s.fundraising.coordinator@
gmail.com
Region Adviser: Doug Ridnor
Division Leadership Team
Education Corner
What is Key Club? Key Club International is the high school organization sponsored by Kiwanis
International. Key Club assists Kiwanis in carrying out its mission to serve the
children of the world. High school student members of Key Club perform acts of
service in their communities, such as cleaning up parks, collecting clothing and
organizing food drives. They also learn leadership skills by running meetings,
planning projects and holding elected leadership positions at the club, district
and international levels.
Key Club International brings together all Key Club's members' efforts and
energies into an area that makes an international impact through the Major
Emphasis, "Children: Their Future, Our Focus.” The Major Emphasis unites Key Clubs
under the banner of service that deals with the most important part of our
community, our youth.
The Key Club service initiative is the hands-on element of the Major Emphasis. All
of the hands-on service provided to children by Key Club International members
is directed to a single area of need, to make a substantial impact. The current
service initiative, The Eliminate Project, allows Key Clubbers joining forces with
Kiwanis International and UNICEF eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus.
Each year, Key Club International teams up with its three partner organizations,
March of Dimes, Children’s Miracle Network and UNICEF, for the fundraising
element of the Major Emphasis. As you plan your club’s service programming for
the year, keep these organizations in mind. Each Key Club is encouraged to
participate with our partners as we join together to make a difference in the lives
of children.
* We do not make Keys.
We are however, the Key Students
helping to make a brighter future!
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