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Pacifca High School|Division 4 North|Region 3|Cali-Nev-Ha District The Marinotter Monthly Pacifica Key Club|Official Newsletter Volume 2 Issue 4 October-November 2013

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Pacifca High School|Division 4 North|Region 3|Cali-Nev-Ha District

The Marinotter Monthly Pacifica Key Club|Official Newsletter

Volume 2 Issue 4

October-November 2013

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A Word from Our President……………...……

From the Eyes of an Otter……………………. Region Training Conference…………………………….

Anaheim Fall Festival………………………………………

Bee-ing GOLDEN………………………………. October Highlights: Club Rush…………………………..

Spotlight on: Leadership…………………………………

In Otter News…………………………………… Member of the Month…………………………………….

Upcoming Events…………………………………………..

Last Laughs……………………………………….

Contact Information……………………………

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What’s in This Issue?

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A Word from Our President

I have never been so proud to be President up until now. I was honestly very grateful to see so many of you willing to join our club to become leaders, serve our community, and change the world. Our club has grown incredibly, and that's all because of each and every one of you! You should all be proud of your dedication and devotion to Key Club! Thank you for making me so proud to be a part of Pacifica's Key Club. I not only have the opportunity to serve you all as your President, but work alongside you as a fellow member.

Sincerely, Chris Pile President

Hey there, Marinotters! As you can tell, every month there are new changes to our newsletter. Some elements are added, while others are taken away. This is all in effort to make a more informative, entertaining newsletter for all of you to enjoy. Thank you for reading the Marinotter Monthly every month! It truly means a lot. -Kim Custodio, Tech Editor

Dear Otters,

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Stay GOLDEN, Mariners!

Editor’s Note:

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From the Eyes of an Otter

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Region Training Conference (Saturday, October 12,12pm-5pm)

Kim Custodio|Tech Editor|Senior

On the sunny Saturday afternoon of October 12th, all Region 3 Key Clubbers gathered for the annual Region 3 Training Conference held at Bolsa Grande High School. Everyone came with a common purpose; to learn more about being a golden member of Key Club. First, each division started with their monthly DCM, or District Council Meeting, and I was pleasantly surprised when I learned that my LTG, Tommy Dang, chose me as one of the Officers of the Month for September. Then, everyone headed to the opening session of RTC, where all the Lieutenant Governors gave an overview of the events during the day and introduced a special guest, Newsletter Editor Kelly Chan! Being an editor for my home club’s newsletter myself, I decided to attend two sessions of her workshop about being an editor for your club, where I learned a lot about creating the best flyers, bulletins, etc possible. During third session, I saw the two Division 41 LTGS, Joseph Olmo and Sean Cai, who served as inspirations to me from OTC. Unfortunately, I had to leave early and missed the last workshops, but I left Bolsa Grande with motivation to work harder as a member and officer of Key Club.

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From the Eyes of an Otter

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Anaheim Fall Festival (Saturday, October 26, 10am-5pm)

Kelby Custodio|Member|Freshman

On the morning of October 26, 2013, I tapped my fingers on my leg nervously. It was my very first Key Club event, and I didn't know what to expect. Yet I was also excited. We walked up to the group of Marinotters and were led inside for a quick tour of the haunted house. It was so cool to look behind the scenes, and as the woman in charge described the jobs I got more excited. After, we were then briefed on what our duties would be and asked what we wanted to work as. I listened to the jobs pass on, with people taking them immediately. Almost everyone had a job, and the woman was already done assigning them. A few more minutes passed, with me and my friend, Gwyneth discussed how we would be active in Key Club and other clubs at school. We saw the woman again, and I perked up. "I have a job for you," she said to us. She returned a few minutes later with a huge box of sheets of paper, with tickets for the haunted house printed on them. There were also various manila envelopes filled with already cut tickets. "Sort these out,"

she said, gesturing to the envelopes, "and cut these up."She handed our group of reject actors and emcees two pairs of scissors and walked off. We soon got started on sorting slips of paper into certain dates and types of tickets, while others cut up the tickets or ripped them if they didn't have scissors. Despite the seemingly dreary situation, it was actually pretty fun. Soon, I forgot that I was working. After the image of the tickets had burned into my mind, spots had opened up for the Haunted House. This time, I didn't wait up. My hands shot up in the air, and I was led into the Haunted House, where I worked two jobs as an emcee. It was overall a really fun event, and I was also

helping out. My goal as a fresh faced otter is to be as active as I can and help out as much as possible. It's going to be a fun time in Key Club, and I'm ready for the ride!

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Bee-ing Golden

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October Highlights: Club Rush

The time had finally come for Pacifica’s Key Club. October 14-16 was our school’s Club Rush, and we were more than thrilled to recruit new members for the school year. All of board worked hard to get Mariners to join our club and had the help of our amazing Spirit Committee. They went around and advertised in various ways, like how Vivian Truong shown here walked around with a poster.

The line for the Key Club booth at Club Rush was always long and crowded, because so many wanted to join our ohana. At the end of the three day period we had numerous sheets filled with names interested in becoming a Marinotter. We held our first general meeting not too long after in the gym and were surprised to see over 200 people show up to our meeting alone!

In the end, after our membership drive, we ended up having 205 official members join our Key Club

family. Thank you so much for choosing to be a part of Key, everyone. We promise to not let you down. We look forward to a bright year for our club and are excited to serve our community, with spirit.

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In case you don’t already know these two lovely people...meet your Spirit Chairs, Anthony Duong and Thu Tran! Anthony and Thu are both juniors who have been part of Key since their freshman year and are in charge of our club’s spirit committee. They were the ones leading other committee members in cheers and advertising our club during Club Rush. Also, if you’ve ever been to a social or service, you can see these two pumping up the members with their Key Club spirit! If you ever see any of these two, make sure to thank them for all their hard work!

Bee-ing Golden

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Spotlight on: Leadership

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In Otter News…

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Marinotter of the Month

Brittany Tran

Christina Fuehrer

Tanya Nguyen

Grade: Senior Why’s she’s our Marinotter of the Month: We just couldn’t choose one this month! For Brittany, she’s been going to Key events even during the summer as an unofficial member. You can always catch her at service or social. This past month, she even attended RTC! She also is always ready to offer her help to us on board, which is very much appreciated. Though it is only her first year in Key, she has shown tremendous dedication!

Grade: Freshman Why’s they’re our Marinotters of the Month: Christina and Tanya have also shown incredible dedication as freshmen. In the short period that they have been members of Key, they made an effort and attended every social or service we hosted since, including Spirit Night. These two are inseperable, and they both share that Key Club spirit, We can’t wait to see them grow even more as members through the years!

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Upcoming Events

November 2013 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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Electric Run

@ OCC

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Spirit Night

@ BGHS

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Dino

Dash

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General

Meeting

Bring a

Friend to a

Meeting

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Kudos to

the Key

Players

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Connect

the Ks

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Show you

K in Every

Way

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Social after

school

Spirit Night

@BGHS

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Fall Rally @

Six Flags

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Alzheimer’s

Walk @

Anaheim

Stadium

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General

Meeting

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Membership

Drive

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Class Rep

Applications

due @6pm

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Spirit

Committee

Applications

due

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http://phskeyc.wix.com/home check out our website for updates and

more!

Got a story to share? Write us an article! Each article

equals points for you! Send them in to

[email protected]

Key Club Week

Thanksgiving Break

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Last Laughs

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Hey there Marinotters! Three of these derp

pictures have already been used in the newsletter.

Can you spot which ones they are?

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Contact Information

Chris Pile

President

[email protected]

Brandon Hong

Vice President

[email protected]

Wayne Nguyen

Secretary

[email protected]

Michelle Tran

Treasurer

[email protected]

Kim Custodio

Tech Editor

[email protected]

Danny Nguyen

Historian

[email protected]

E-mail us at:

[email protected]

Ana Tourtellotte

Faculty Advisor

[email protected]

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Thanks for reading!

Kiwanis International

www.cnhkeyclub.org