nw-cta kc november 2011
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November newsletter for the 2011-2012 year @ NW-CTA Key Club.TRANSCRIPT
President’s Message
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CNH | K E Y C L U B
November 2011
October was a very busy month for us Key Clubbers with so many walks, service projects, fundraisers, etc. that went on, it definitely made me proud seeing how productive all of you were. Now that it is a new month I'm here to give you all an update on what we have going on. On November 17 Centennial HS will be hosting the November DCM from 5-6 pm. BEE part of something bigger and get involved with your division. On November 19 NW-CTA will be attending FALL RALLY SOUTH! Make sure all of you hawks show your spirit and represent our division to your fullest, DIVISION 28 WEST! Last but not least, we will be hosting our MEMBER INSTALLATION BANQUET on Wednesday, November 30. Make sure all of you attend to recognize all the new members we have this year. I hope to see you all there.
Sincerely,
Carlos Fernandez
Northwest Career & Technical Academy President
Hawk Beat D28W Seamonkeys
Past Events
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Upcoming Events /
Contact Information
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Dear Key Clubbers,
Contact Information
PAST EVENTS Past Events
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Alex’s Lemonade Stand
t Northwest CTA, we key clubbers sold lemonade for Alex’s lemonade stand. The money is used to support those with childhood cancer. As a participant, I say it was fun advertising and trying to get people to buy lemonade for a cause. It was a way of spreading awareness of the unfortunate and how people can help just by buying some delicious lemonade for a dollar. I believe that we raised a lot of money to help those children and knowing that we helped make a difference is what brings out the good spirit in us.
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Janelle Lucero, Grade 10
aunted Harvest at the Springs Preserve was a very fun experience. Getting to interact with so many children and their parents was the best part of the event. The Key Club members that went to that event gave other people directions around the place, and just had fun talking to all of the children that showed up with all of their costumes on. Even though we were all separated at first, we were all joined together. I wouldn't mind going to that event again!
When: OCT 14th – OCT 15th
Where: Springs Preserve Haunted Harvest Festival
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Grant Uba, Grade 9
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PAST EVENTS Past Events
Regional Training Conference 2011
Joel Benavente, Grade 10
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When: October 22nd, 2011.
Where: Cimarron Memorial HS
y first Regional Training Conference was an amazing experience. Everyone had a great amount of spirit and I can't wait until I am able to participate next year. The speakers motivated me to become a strongly dedicated key clubber from this point on.
In my opinion, Northwest Key Club did a great job in each round of the spirit competitions and showed extreme effort. Although it was very crowded, that did not stop me or anyone else from meeting new people from other schools and having fun. The dance afterwards was very fun and interesting. I enjoyed everything about RTC and hope that next year it will be as great!
y experience on being holly the hawk for NWCTA key club was overwhelming from the day I audition to the end of RTC. I
remember when it was the auditions for holly the hawk I was really nervous competing against four other beautiful girls. They had the
spirit, the cheers, the cuteness, and most of all the confidence. I was nervous but my confidence was really in me that I was ready to get up and cheer. By the time I was on stage, I had butterflies but once I did the cheers, I believe I worked it up there on the stage; I had somewhat
of an attitude with my spirit, kept smiling, over exaggerated movements with the cheers, and be as loud as I can. Everyone screamed very loud
for me several times, it was a nice feeling knowing that I had that much support from everyone such as close friends and new friends and other people who thought I would be great holly the hawk. Now on RTC, I was legitimately hyped about dressing like holly the hawk, I had my hair done, I put fake feather eyelashes on, and once I got my wings I was stoked on how awesome it was (Thank you Mark Monteagudo,
Reeza Monteagudo, Nohea Tamashiro, and the rest who also helped out with the wings) and once I put the wings on I felt like a really
awesome holly the hawk. As I was going around places in Cimarron High School, I liked how people said “Awh she’s so cute!” “Omg! Look at NWCTA holly the hawk! She’s too cute!” “Your wings are sick, and
you are adorable!” It was nice hearing that from NWCTA key club throughout the other key clubs that were at RTC. Also, it was cool how everyone wanted a picture with me and that other schools and
parents were taking pictures of me too. Overall I had the best time at my first RTC and being holly the hawk was a really
great experience! Thank you NWCTA Key club! I love y’all!
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Christnah Gensoli, Grade 9
a Kiwanis-family member
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3636 WOODVIEW TRACE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46268 • 317.875.8755 • US AND CANADA: 1-800-KIWANIS
NOVEMBER 17th: DCM @ Centennial High School
NOVEMBER 19th: Fall Rally South @ Six Flags, Magic Mountain, CA
NOVEMBER 30th: Member Installation Banquet @ NW-CTA
*Reminder: Sell Entertainment Books! Check them out through Mr.
Guerin in room 809. The person who sells the most entertainment
books will receive $100!
President | Carlos Fernandez
Vice President | Justin Madriaga
Secretary | Jordan Afaga
Secretary | Johansen Pico
Treasurer | Anna Agustin
Bulletin Editor | Tricia Ramos
Historian | Marcus Castille
Senior Representative | Amanda Waite
Junior Representative | Maribeth Maucesa
Sophomore Representative | Austin Madriaga
Freshman Representative | Autumn Mercedes
Sergeant At Arms | Courtney Aniag
Sergeant At Arms | Paula Castro
Faculty Advisor | Mr. Guerin
Faculty Advisor | Ms. Spiris
Kiwanis Advisor | Mr. Allen