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The Official D28S Division Newsletter | Volume 5 | Issue 1

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In this issue
Introduction from the LTG 3

Letter from the News Editor 4 Old Business New Business The New Board Reminders 5 7 8 12

The Perks preforming at Relay for Life South. Taken by Valley High School Technology Editor Karl Catarata

Letter from the lieutenant

Happy June, Pandas! Summer is finally here. Yay! We know have more time to SERVE our community. I hope that everyone did well on our finals. As we are now out of school, spend more time with your family! Officers, please remember that Key Club is a year around organization. We should still be having summer board meetings, club meetings, and service projects! One of my biggest goals is to increase service hours for the division by 1,000 hours. Summer is a great time to be working towards this goal! I would like to congratulate everyone for the service that we have already done! For the first two months of the new term we have served 2,691.75 hours of service. Wow! All I can say is thank you, and I hope you continue to serve. I look forward to seeing you soon! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns please feel free to contact me.

With much love,

RJ Immerman

A quick message from your 20132014 Division News Editor

Hi guys! My name is Serena Salgado, and I am proud to be serving as your 2013-2014 Division 28 South News Editor. I am excited to spend the next year serving the members and dong my best to let it be known how awesome Division 28 South eally is! As a division officer it is my job to serve you, so if there s ever a question, comment or concern feel free to drop me a text or an email! With Service and Caring , Serena Salgado 4

Last month IN division 28 South

Officer Training Conference (4/27/13)
This month, the newly elected officers for the 2013 2014 all gathered at Liberty High School to be trained, so they could serve their club as the best officer they could be. It was a great division bonding and learning experience. Good luck officers!

Kiwanis Chili Cook-off (5/19/13)

On a hot Saturday, Division 28 Kiwanis held their first annual Kiwanis Chili Cook-off. All of the Key Clubs in Division got the unique opportunity to bond with their Kiwanis Advisors and other clubs in the Division, all while tasting tons of chili and raising money for project eliminate. In the end, Faith Lutherans chili was crowned the winner and Division 28 South raised about 1,000 dollars for Project Eliminate.
Key Clubbers from Division 28 bond at the Kiwanis Chili Cook off. Taken by Valley Technology editor Karl Catarata

Luminaria lighting up the word hope.

Relay For Life (5/18/13)

It was a breezy Friday afternoon when numerous clubs from around Division 28 flocked to Liberty High School for Relay For Life South. Clubs from our own division were there such as CASLV , Valley, and Liberty. We enjoyed an opening speech by our very own LTG RJ Immerman and many other great speakers, who educated us further on the impact cancer has had in our community. There were also musical performances and even a twerk contest. The most memorable moment for most was the Luminaria ceremony. Paper bags with candles in them lined the track, each telling a different story of someone who experienced cancer. On the bleachers, the luminaria spelled out the word hope. The silent laps we walked will stick in my mind for a very long time and I hope in many others. Relay for life was certainly a moving and fun event.

Walkers watch as a speaker talks

This month in Division 28 South

International CONvention(6/29/13 7/7/13)
ICON is quickly approaching and I hope you all are as excited as I am. ICON is possibly the largest Key Club event, allowing Key Clubbers to bond with fellow club members from around the world, while learning valuable leadership skills. This year it will be held in the beautiful city of Washington D.C. Represent us well pandas!

Kiwanis Key Leader (6/14/13 6/16/13)

Dont forget about Key Leader! Key Leader will be held at Camp Lee Canyon and is a camp designed to help you BEEcome a better leader and individual. Hope to see you there!

The LTG
Name: RJ Immerman Favorite Color: Orange School :Coronado

M E E T T H E

Hey Pandas! My name is Richard Immerman. However, my family calls me RJ. Since you all are my family, call me RJ! I am so proud to be serving the mighty 2-8 South! On my free time I love eating, sleeping, and reading. I am very active in my school and community. In the past two years I served as Logistics and Survivorship chair for the South Youth Relay for Life committee. My favorite color is orange, my favorite food is pizza, and my favorite book is To Kill A Mockingbird. I have a sister, a dog, and a cat. I love watching baseball, football, and basketball!

B O A R D

The Executive Assistant

Name: Sarah DiSalvio Favorite Color : Yellow School : CASLV

Hello Division 28 South PANDAS! My name is Sarah DiSalvo and I will be serving YOU this year as the Executive Assistant! I am looking forward to a year of volunteering, friendship, and more, and I cant wait to get to know so many great people this year and serve my community with each and everyone of you!

The Divisional Specialist

Name: Steven Cho Favorite Color : Blue School : Liberty

HOW DO YOU FEEL PANDAS! My name is Steven Cho. I am honored to have the privilege of being your Divisional Specialist for the upcoming year. I can't wait to have an amazing year filled with service, excitement, and friends and I look forward to serving our community by your side. 10

The Division Secretary

Name: Rachel Oshiro Favorite Color: Purple School : Coronado

Hi, I'm Rachel Oshiro, and I'm really excited to be the division secretary. I'm currently a sophomore at Coronado High School. In my free time, I enjoy playing the violin, playing the piano, reading books, and playing tennis. Let's have a positively productive year!
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Reminders!
Keep Recruiting!
Even though school has ended, Key Club hasnt! Summer is a great time to get new, dedicated members. Some ideas include passing out flyers, planning interesting events, and spreading the word at things like Freshman Orientation. Also dont forget about the members you do have. There is always new opportunities to make your members the best members they can be!

Submission Deadlines Club Newsletter : (6/20/13) MRF : (5/31/13) Member of the Month: (5/31/13) Articles and Visuals: Always

Be There or Be Square!
Next DCM : July 17th 2013

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Contact info

Division board
Lt. Governer RJ Immerman Email : d28s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Phone: 702-503-9016 Executive Assistant Sarah DiSalvo Email : d28s.exec@gmail.com Phone: 702-513-8160 Division Secretary Rachel Oshiro Email: d28s.divsec@gmail.com Divisional Specialist Steven Cho Email : d28s.divspec@gmail.com Phone: 702-541-0595 Division News Editor Serena Salgado Email : d28s.teched@gmail.com Phone: 702-277-3227

Presidents
Basic President Briiana Philips Email : basickcpresdent@gmail.com CASLV President Stephanie Rosauri Email: caslvkcpresident@gmail.com Phone: 609-517-5040 Coronado President Sergio Linares Email : coronadokc.president@gmail.com Phone: 702-250-6758 Del Sol President Chris Lolong Email: dshskcpres@gmail.com Phone:702-493-4325 Green Valley President Ji Eun Bae Email: president@gvkeyclub.com Phone: 702-715-4493 Liberty President Natsuda Chaoensin Email : libertykc.pres@gmail.com

Region
Alyson Palmer Email : apalmer@interact.ccsd.net Phone : 702-338-8239 Jen Skidmore Email : Bright_eyed78@yahoo.com Phone: 760-803-5943

Silverado President Maylisa Souriyanyong Email: silveradokcpresident@gmail.com Phone: 702-376-1293 Valley President Alonso Lopez Email: vkc.pres@gmail.com

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