THE OFFICIAL

CHINO HILLS HIGH SCHOOL

NEWSLETTER

October 2011 | Volume 1 | Issue 5

Service

Photos: taken at AIDs Walk

Los Angeles 2011

Passion

Leadership

Integrity

Unity

Spirit

Change

V i c e P r e s i d e n t s ’

N o t e

Hola amazing Key Club-

bers! May we just start off

by saying that we’re so SO

honored to be your vice

presidents this year. The

year is young and you guys

have already impressed us

with your passion for ser-

vice and your dedication

towards Key Club. We are

iin awe! Remember young

ones, service is build upon

what you desire to see

happen in the world. Ser-

vice is propelled by that

small voice in your head

saying you can.

October | Volume 1 | Issue 5 | Page 1

Member

Recognition

2

Officer Introduction 2

Event Recaps 3

Event Updates 4

All About Fall Rally 5

Division Updates 6

Inside this issue:

OPENING

“Key Club unlocks the hearts of others through service and

friendship. We are the key to making a difference."

Well, Key Clubbers, we have no

doubt that yes, yes you can.

We hope that all of you will be

able to lose yourself in the

power of Key Club...that by ulti-

mately losing yourself in all that

Key Club has to offer, you may

find yourself in this truly reward-

ing experience. We hope that

you may find yourself in doing

service for others, that you may

embody the spirit of Key Club

with all of your heart. Let’s have

a truly amazing year, Key

Clubbers!

Love,

Elsie Cheang & Gabby Morales

Photos by: Samantha Woo

SPOTLIGHT

October | Volume 1 | Issue 5 | Page 2

...and introducing…..Jaihee Choi!

“Hi! I’m Jaihee Choi, and I’m so honored to be appointed Key Club’s

Director of Activities. I’m super duper excited for this school year and eager

to help contribute to making the world a better place, along with my fellow

Key Clubbers. As your Activities Director, I will try my best to find lots of great

events that will help a good cause and help you earn as many hours as

possible. I love meeting new people, and I’m super outgoing, so please,

don’t be afraid to come up to me and introduce yourself! So all in all, I

know Key Club this year will accomplish great things, and I can’t wait to be

a part of it all!”

Director of Activities, 2011-2012

Congratuations to our Members of the Month...

Imeh Nsek, Class of 2015

Starting out as a new member in a club can be hard to adjust for some people, but Imeh proves that servant leadership is the most powerful and profound when it is driven by pure passion and dedication. From BAPS Walk to AIDS Walk, Imeh truly stands out among others. His hardwork has truly inspired us officers and make us proud. The club thanks him (and his parents’!) involvement in the club. You. You are the reason we are moving forward!

Rachel Chung, Class of 2013

Chino Hills High School is very blessed to have members such as Rachel who radiates joy and carries with her a servant heart every time she par-ticipates in an event. This past month, Rachel has truly caught the officers’ eyes with the active role she plays in furthering the progress of our club. Not only does she make herself present at Key Club events, she brings her mom with her. Parent involvement is ALWAYS encouraged and needed in order o ensure our club to grow. Thank you, Ra-chel, for all of your hard work!

“The best way to find

yourself is to lose yourself

in the service of others.”

—Mohandas Gandhi

“Service to others is the

rent you pay for your

room here on earth.”

—Muhammad Ali

—Jaihee Choi, Director of Activities

Photos by: Samantha Woo

EVENT RECAPS

October | Volume 1 | Issue 5 | Page 3

AIDs Walk Los Angeles

“Wearing my division 15 giraffe shirt, and carrying my obnoxious multicol-

ored Jansport backpack, I stepped out of the school bus and began to

take the first steps of what would soon be a 6-mile journey to raise

awareness for a deathly disease. This was about the be my fourth and

last appearance at AIDs Walk, a Key Club annual event, as a high

school Key Clubber and that thought tugged my heart in a bittersweet

way. Leading the biggest group that the club has ever brought to AIDs

Walk for the past four years That I was a member, I set out with a more

than the determination to raise awareness for this cause. I was deter-

mined to resonate Key Club spirit at its rawest, at its loudest, at its best

whenever someone would direct the question “Key Clubbers, how do

you feel?” towards us. I was determined to prove to new members that

Chino Hills High School Key Club’s impact extends further than the prox-

imity of our school and our community. I was determined to indulge in

the sight of Key Clubbers bonding, Key Clubbers uniting, and Key Club-

bers serving for one shared goal. Thank you, AIDs Walk Los Angeles, for

leaving me with such impressionable memories to hold dear and to

treasure. Throughout the whole six miles, I was the happiest vice presi-

dent ever. We left something in Los Angeles and in the hearts of many

that Sunday. We left our footprints.”

Submitted by: Elsie Cheang, Key Club Vice Presdient 2011-2012 Photos by: Samantha Woo,

Gabby Morales, and Elsie Cheang

EVENT UPDATES

October | Volume 1 | Issue 5 | Page 4 Haunted Hike_______________

October 22nd, 2011

Chino Hills

McCoy Equestrian Center

Ghouls, vampires, monsters, oh my! Come and

join the fun this Saturday at the city of Chino

Hill’s annual Halloween Haunted Hike. Mem-

bers will be assisting the city’s recreation staff in

guiding residents through the hike, bydressing

up as iconic Halloween creatures, and most of

all, by having a BOO-tiful (ha ha!) time with all

the children and families that will be attending!

Don’t Forget…. To collect those loose

change for UNICEF!

Hey Key Clubbers! There will be an UNICEF

workshop afterschool in room 173 on Fri-

day, October 28th, 2011. Come join us in

separating and counting the money YOU

helped collect to aid those in remote

countries obtain a healthier and better

standard of living. Come see how YOUR

efforts really do “add” up!

Library Volunteerng____________________

Happening weekly!

James S. Thalman Library: Tuesdays, 3:15—5:00p.m.

CalAero Library [in the Preserve community]:

Thursdays; 4:00—6:00p.m.

Come and help with games, crafts, and more!

Photo by: Elsie Cheang

ALL ABOUT FALL RALLY

What has...

a rally of thousands of Key Clubbers?

a whole day at Six Flags Magic Mountain?

spirit, friends, food, rides, AND fun?

a fundraiser for Pediatric Trauma Prevention?

Fall Rally 2011!!!

**$ 30.00 RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW!**

October | Volume 1 | Issue 5 | Page 5

“From the east to the west,

You know we’re the best.

We’re the district with the sting,

And that’s why we sing-

We’re the bees, buzz buss!

We’re the bees, buzz buzz!

We’re the party-hardy C-N-H BEES!”

November 19th, 2011 “BEE” there.

Photos by: Samantha Woo

DIVISON UPDATES

October | Volume 1 | Issue 5 | Page 6

Show off your division spirit and giraffe pride!

T-Shirt Design $ 10.00

Available ONLY in black.

Sweatshirt Design $ 20.00

Available ONLY in yellow.

Hey Key Clubbers! Don’t miss out

on the opportunity to stock up

your Key Club Division 15 spirit

gear! These amazing designs are

100% original and student-

submitted. Invest in a cute di-

vision t-shirt and/or a comfort-

able giraffe sweatshirt; both are

PERFECT to wear to ANY Key

Club events during your high

school career. Supplies are lim-

ited so don’t miss your chance!

**Turn your money into one of

the officers or to Mr.Misawa,

room 173.**

“G-I-

G-I-R

G-I-R-A-F-F-E!

D-ONE-FIVE!”