Monroe High School

Key Club

2015 Winter Edition

New Officers 2015-2016

Past Events

Upcoming Events

2015-2016 Officers!

Sammy Chu: Bulletin Editor

“As bulletin editor I hope to spread the word

about key club; I look forward to increasing

our club’s membership. One of my goals is to

further MHS students’ knowledge about key

club and what it's all about.”

“My favorite key club event so far this year has

been Blankets for Hospice.”

Why did you join key club? “I joined key club because it seemed like an easy, accessible way to

get in touch with our community. I fell in love with the idea of the

club; we're a group of students volunteering to help others!”

What do you have to say to current and future key

clubbers? The experiences of key club are irreplaceable. You don't have to

participate in every event; so there is no excuse why you wouldn't be

involved. After helping out you feel amazing for benefiting others!

Everyone can join key club; It's never too late to get involved!

Megan Woo: Treasurer $$

“I joined key club because I really wanted to give back to the community by volunteering and to gain leadership experience. I am hopeful that this next year will be a success and encourage others to give back to their community.”

“As treasurer I would like to organize key

club financially and help expand the club

as a whole by adding new members.”

“My favorite key club event is decorating

cookies for Valentine's Day each year.”

Lauren Mckeever: President

Why did you join Key Club? “I joined Key Club to become more involved in school and to help out in the

community, and found it a lot of fun. “

What do you have to say to future key clubbers? “ I'm looking forward to the following year and accomplishing a lot while

having a good time.”

“As president I hope to get all members

more involved in the following year and

get Key Club more known throughout the school.”

“My favorite key club event would have

to be just everything in the month of

October such as trick or treat for UNICEF,

pumpkin carving, etc.”

Eli Kirshbaum: VP

Allan Wang:

Secretary (Returning)

“As VP I hope to keep

expanding key club and

welcoming new members

and get involved in new

activities.”

“My favorite key club event is

trick or treat for UNICEF

because it's great getting the

community involved.”

Why did you join Key Club? “I joined because I was a member last year

and enjoyed the experience and volunteer

hours. I am looking forward to providing

service and making a positive impact on the

community together.”

Past Events!

We are One Night: A

community festival

celebrating love and

togetherness.

Home for the Howlidays:

A food drive for animals

in need. We collected 40

cans of food!

Holiday Cards for Soldiers:

Brianna Celix organized a

multiple day event where

students could come to a table

during lunch and sign her

handmade cards. Over 200

cards were sent to soldiers

overseas in Africa! Way to go

Brianna!

Blankets for Hospice: Sara Calder

organized an event where volunteers from

Evergreen Hospital came to Monroe High

School to teach students how to make tie

blankets. Students gathered to make the

tie blankets while watching a Christmas

movie. Over 20 blankets were donated to

hospice. Thank you Sara!

Upcoming Events!

Blood Drive: The annual

blood drive includes

organizing blood

donators/ signing them

in. Sign-ups will be

available in the spring.

DCON!: Key Club

convention for all of Pacific

Northwest. Meet key

clubbers from all over PNW

and find out more ways to

get involved in your

community.

March 13th – March 15th

Cookies for Firefighters: Show your

appreciation for Monroe’s local

firefighters by giving you’re your

hand decorated Valentine’s Day

cookies. Meet Friday, February

20th, in room 203 at 2:30!

A Word from our Lt. Governor…

32 DAYS LEFT UNTIL DCON 2015!

Winter Issue 2014-2015

By Rachel Calder