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2014 EHTHS KEY CLUB HOLIDAY CIRCLE
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Volume XVIIII, Issue: 8| December 16, 2014
The Official Newsletter of the Egg Harbor Township High School Key Club
T H E K E Y C H A I N
CONTENTS & EDITOR’S LETTER
1| COVER
2| CONTENTS +
EDITOR’S LETTER
3| PRESIDENT’S +
OTHER MESSAGES
4| MAJOR EVENTS
Fa-la-la-la-Holiday Circle!
5-6| PHOTO WALL
Photos from the 2014
Holiday Circle!
7| FUN PAGE
A page filled with fun
activities and a Key
Clubber of the Month
8| CONTACTS
Contacting your
Officer Board is essen-
tial for staying up-to-
date with your Key
Club’s activities and
events.
Hi guys!
I am sosoosososoSOOOO excited that it is finally December! Long breaks,
snow days, ugly Christmas sweaters, ABC Family’s 25 Days of Christmas, hot
chocolate, I could honestly go on forever. There are so many great things about
not only the holiday season, but the service season! Along with December comes
our Key Club’s annual Holiday Circle! Holiday Circle is an event held at Daven-
port Elementary School for little kids that go there. The day consists of fun
games and lots of dancing and food. I will proudly say that Holiday Circle is my
favorite Key Club event ever! This year has upheld my love for this event and
went flawlessly. Thanks to Cody Kiedaisch for being our Santa Claus this year! I
hope none of the kids see this, do kids even believe in Santa these days? Also,
thanks to Major Emphasis and Advocacy Committee for preserving the great
Holiday Circle and providing some delicious pretzels. Shoutout to whoever made
those peppermint cookies, I love you.
Sadia Alam
Editor
One of the games at this year’s Holiday Day circle was “Pin the Nose on
Rudolph!” The kids had a lot of fun spinning around and even laughing
When they missed! Thanks to Recognition Committee
For creating such a cute Rudolph!
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EDITOR’S
LETTER
On the cover: This is a picture of
the impromptu conga line that
formed during the Holiday Circle
Freeze Dance! Even Santa Claus
joined in on the fun!
THE KEY CH AI N Volume XVIIII, Issue 8| December 16, 2014
THE KEY CH AI N Volume XVIIII, Issue 8| December 16, 2014
PRESIDENT’S + OTHER MESSAGES
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PRESIDENT’S LETTER
Dear Key Clubbers!,
I hope everyone is just as excited as I am for Winter break!
The new year is coming, and that only means that we
have new projects and possibilities coming up with our
club. Elections will be coming up real soon, so if you are
interested for a club or district position, please contact me
or an officer as soon as possible! It is a great way to gain
leadership and communication skills as well as making
friends. I would also like to mention that Holiday Circle was
amazing, and I would like to thank our Major Emphasis/
Advocacy committee for making this all possible. It truly
was a wonderful event, and I'm glad that we were able to
continue this annual event for another year! Thank you for
everyone who came out to volunteer for this event and
also to those who donated food/drinks. This wouldn't have
been possible without your generosity. Our next event will
be Volleyball-A-Thon, and I know everyone is looking for-
ward to that! It would be great if you could all start think-
ing about creating teams together. Remember that it is
first come, first serve, and we only have a limited number
of teams that we are able to accept. I hope that every-
one has an amazing winter break and ends up being re-
freshed ready to participate in more projects for 2015!
Yours in Caring and Service,
Kenneth Ye
-T-Shirts are still on sale, they’re only $10! Do I hear an
idea for a Christmas present??????
-50 hours are needed for every general member by
the end of the service year
-If you still need change for anything, please con-
tact Chidera Asiegbu, our club Treasurer
ARE YOU INTERESTED
IN RUNNING FOR LTG?
One of the great things about Key Club is
all of the leadership opportunities it pro-
vides! A very important and greatly covet-
ed position in the Key Club hierarchy is
Lieutenant Governor. The job of the LTG
is to be the messenger of sorts for High
School Key Clubs and Kiwanis. Every
LTG is assigned a district that contains a
couple of High Schools. These schools
become a family of sorts under the care of
their governor. Being the Lieutenant Gov-
ernor of a district requires a lot of organi-
zation and public speaking skills. Running
means that you are ready to take responsi-
bility for a whole district. Although elec-
tions are a little ways away, it is never too
early to begin preparing! Even if you run
and don’t get the position, the experience
itself will allow you to run for another
leadership position when the club’s elec-
tions come up! Winning the election isn't
always going to happen but the experience
you’ll get from it will definitely help you
greatly in the future! If you’re interested in
this position, feel free to contact any of the
officers with questions and also make sure
to speak to Dianna Torres, our current
Division 1B LTG! (pictured to the right)
MAJOR EVENTS
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HOLIDAY CIRCLE Holiday Circle is one of the biggest events that our Key Club
holds every year. It is an event held at Davenport Elementary
School for the kids that go there. They spend the whole day
playing not only with their friends, but with Santa Claus and a
lot of our volunteers! The event itself started at 9 o’clock and
included freeze dancing, Santa Says, and many other games!
There were also a lot of arts and crafts stations that were
around the cafeteria! Stations such as snowman popcorn
cups and reindeer food making were a hit! I asked many little
kids if they were having fun and all of them agreed and were
excited to come next year! It’s great to see that our club has
continued to make Holiday Circle a memorable event for not
only the elementary school goers, but the volunteers that par-
ticipate in the event! Thanks to everyone who also came in to
setup at 7 am and stayed after to help cleanup! I hope to see
you all again next year, I know I’ll definitely be there!
Naati Hamda, 10
Hanson Ky, 10
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HOLIDAY CIRCLE PHOTO WALL
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HOLIDAY CIRCLE
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PHOTO WALL CONTD...
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FUN PAGE
As of now, I will be accepting nominations for Key Clubber of the
Month. You can recommend anyone you want and they could
show up in the next newsletter! Just fill out the form below!
Nominee’s Name:
Nominee’s Grade:
Three Facts About the Nominee:
Anything else?:
KEY CLUBBER OF THE MONTH: Tarin Jahan, 11
-Tarin has been a very active Key Club member this year!
She even attended Kick-Off Party during the summer to
get a headstart on her hours! She’s always very motivated
to attend as many events as she can with her busy school
schedule as well. Keep doing you Tarin!
SNAPCHAT OF THE WEEK:
Send your funniest snapchats to me
and they could be in next week’s
newsletter!
Recs: Recs is a segment of the Fun Page where I recommend my favorite apps,
movies, song, etc. of the moment to you so you can check them out!
App: VSCO Cam: A lot of you guys probably already have this, but VSCO
Cam is one of my favorite editing apps!
Movie: Nightmare Before Christmas—Whether it’s Halloween or the holiday
season, this is always a great film!
Song: Shut Up and Dance by Walk The Moon—This song is so catchy and
super fun!
JOKEY TUESDAYS
-How do you find Will Smith in the
snow?
-You follow the Fresh Prince.
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Place the numbers 1 to 9 in the
empty squares so that each row, each
column, and each 3x3 box contains
the same number only once.
www.keyclub.org
3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 • 317.875.8755 • US AND CANADA: 800-KIWANIS
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“Caring - Our Way of Life”
CONTACT YOUR OFFICERS REMINDERS...
January 6, 2014 Next General Meeting
Next OCC Meeting
December 22, 2014
Join the Facebook group if not already
part of it and check for updates and
projects!
Get your hours done before the end of
the service year! 50 hours for general
members and 75 hours for OCC mem-
bers!
Volunteer to the best of your ability to
ensure that you’re helping the commu-
nity as much as you can!
Try to come to all the meetings!
If you miss any meetings, check out our
website to find the links to the newslet-
ters, minutes, and more!
THE KEY CH AI N Volume XVIIII, Issue 8| December 16, 2014
Christina Pham Sergeant-at-Arms
(609) 442-7895, [email protected]
Dianna Torres Division 2 Lieutenant Governor
(609) 774-5562, [email protected]