Baseball Program 2010

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OFFICIAL KIWANIS ALL-STAR SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
GAME PROGRAM - 2010
Gates Open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . 5:00
TABLE OF CONTENTS Practice ……………………… South …….. 4:40

Page North …….. 5:40
A Message from President Becky .. . …... . . . . . . . . 3 Opening Ceremonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . 6:40
Schedule of Activities . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . . . . . . 5
All-Star Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 5 Presentation of Miss Kiwanis & Orange County
All-Star Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . 5 Youth Baseball Award, Introduction of Players
Miss Kiwanis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. . . . 9 Play Ball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . ... . . . . . . . 7:00
Outstanding Player Award for 2008 . .... . . . .. . . . . .14 Presentation of Game Awards . . . . . . .... . . Post Game
Most Hustling Award for 2008........ ...….….…...........14
North Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .... . .. . .. . . . 15 All-Star Game Officials
North All-Star Players . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . . .16 - 17
North All-Stars Scoring Sheet . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . 18 Rules Interpreter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .Irv & Scott Pickler
South All-Stars Scoring Sheet . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 19 Umpires - .Plate. . ….. . . . …..………….…….John Miller
South All-Stars Players . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . 20 - 21
South All-Star Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . 22 .1st. Base ………... . …. .. . . .... Kane Wistler
All-Star Game History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 11 .2nd Base .. . . . . . . .. ...........…John Visciglia
Special Olympics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 29 3rd Base . .. . . . . . . …..... . Barry Silverman
Scholarship Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 24
Spotlight on Key Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 25 All-Star Game Committee

Chairman . . . . . …………………….…… …...Will Cornell
Awards & Officials. . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . Tom Kieviet
Players Banquet . . …….....Dr. June Glenn / Frank Barry
Ceremonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . Becky Murphy
Competition …………………………………. Dick Cook
Concessions …... . Dr. June Glenn / Key Club Members
Tickets . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .………..... . . Dr. June Glenn
Photographer . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .Donna/Terry Reinbold
Press Relations . . . . ………………….. . . . Dick Mosher
Stadium Ticket Sales .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Rich Smith
Game Program . . . . ... . .. ……Keith Rickey/Will Cornell
Program Ad Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....WillCornell

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We are ONE Family
Spanning FOUR Generations
At ONE Location
For OVER 80 Years

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GAME RULES

1. Head coaches selected by Kiwanis Club of Greater 7. Balls and equipment to be supplied by the Kiwanis
Anaheim. Head coaches may not repeat in consecu- Club.
tive years.
8. Each team to have a maximum of two days of
2. Two assistant coaches, trainers and equipment men workouts.
selected by each Head Coach.
9. All players will participate in game.
3. Coaches of each Orange County High School invited 10. Pitchers may pitch no more than three innings during
to nominate three players to the teams.
the first nine innings.
4. 22 players for each team selected by respective All 11. After the first nine innings, any player may re-enter
Star coaching staffs.
the game.
5. No more than two players from any one school except 12. National Alliance of Baseball rules in effect. Starter
coach has one "bonus" pick which may be used to
select third players from one school. replaced by substitute may re-enter in original spot
in batting order.
6. Each player to use his school uniform, bat and glove.

The voice you hear - Dr. John Dahlem

Announcing the All-Star Game tonight for the 29th straight
year is Dr. John Dahlem, retired principal of Loara, Kennedy
and Western High Schools. John is a decorated veteran of
Vietnam. He is a National, California and OC member of the
Wrestling Hall of Fame and was the National Wrestling
Coach of the Year in 1979. John is a Past President of CIF
Southern Section and is writing a history of CIF-SS which can
be found on their web page. He keeps active in the wrestling
community by conducting clinics, writing articles and
participating on numerous committees. He announces the
CIF Track & Field Finals and of course, our Kiwanis All-Star
Baseball Game.

John resides in Huntington Beach with wife Sioux, the
retired principal of the Braille Institute. They have two sons
both of whom graduated from Stanford, with graduate
degrees from Harvard & UCLA. John has climbed 5 of the 7
Summits including Cho Oyu at 27,000’, the 6th highest in the
world. John loves TRIVIA - so be prepared tonight to test
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Miss Kiwanis All-Star

JULIA HARRISON

Julia is a senior at Western High School and will be
graduating this June. Her overall GPA is 4.0. She has
been accepted at U.C. Irvine and plans to major in
chemistry for a career as a pharmacist.

Julia has demonstrated academic excellence, a
commitment to service and leadership potential. She is
currently one of Western High’s “Top25” students.
Julia is socially aware and is a member of the Western
High Key Club. In her last year she served as the club’s
vice president.

Last year she assisted with the Duff Finley Games
for the Deaf and has been active in the campus
recycling club. She is a member of Western’s swim
team and serves as a photographer for the yearbook at
various school functions. Julia approaches each task
with passion, enthusiasm and energy and her friendly
disposition and willingness to assist her fellow students
are displayed on a daily basis.

She lives in Stanton with her mother, Tina and
younger brother, Jerry. Julia is delighted to be serving
as Miss Kiwanis for the All-Star Baseball Game.

She congratulates all the players who were selected
to play in the All-star game this year and looks forward
to throwing out the first pitch.

(Picture by the Reinbold Gallery)

Thank you for 43 years of
All-Star Baseball Games

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ALL STAR GAME HISTORY

In many cases, the label “All Star Game” is a 1986 – South again 4-3. Series 10-9
misnomer hurriedly tacked on any post-season
contest, but in the matter of the annual Orange 1987 – North dominates 11-0. Series even
County High School Game, the term rings with
veracity. 1988 – North again 9-7. Series N 11 S 10

Each of the past North-South games has seen the 1989 – North wins 4-3. Series 12-10
cream of Orange County’s baseball players display
their collective talents. 1990 – South wins 9-8. Series 12-11

The games sponsor, the Kiwanis Club of Greater 1991 – South again 8-4. Series even
Anaheim, again has gathered the finest group
available and these graduating seniors will attempt to 1992 – North wins 7-5. Series N 13 S12
emulate their peers of the past.
1993 – South wins 5-3. Series even
THE RECORD
1994 – South wins 8-3. Series S 14-N 13
1968 – First game. South wins 3-2
1995 – South wins 15-13 & leads the series 15-13
1969 – South wins 5-3. Series 2-0
Bert Blyleven and Alan Bannister 1996 – South wins again 15-7. Series 16-13
join the major leagues.
1997 – North wins 5-1. Series at 16-14
1970 – South wins 2-0. Series at 3-0
1998 – South prevails 14-13. Series 17-14
1971 – North wins 3-1. Series now 3-1
1999 – North fights back 11-10. Series at 17-15
1972 – North wins 15-7 Series at 3-2
Don Asse and Gary Carter join 2000 – South wins 6-5. Series now 18-15
the majors.
2001 – This was the year for the North! The North had
1973 – North wins again 6-1. Series at 3-3 a 4 – 0 lead in the first inning before an out was made and
Mike Champion and Matt Keough posted 3 more before the inning was over. They added
become major leaguers. 2 runs in the third, 1 in the fifth, 4 in the sixth and
another in the eighth. The South got on the board in the
1974 – South wins 8-3. Series at 4-3 fourth inning with 1 run and added 2 more in the
seventh, but was unable to catch the North!
1975 – North takes the game. Series at 4-4
Tim Flannery, Tim Wallach and Marty The all-time series score: South – 18, North – 16!
Castillo will join the majors.
2002 – North wins again! The game, for the third time
1976 – North wins 5-1. Leads series 5-4 in four years, was decided in the ninth inning. The
Dan Petry joins the majors. North scored twice to beat the South 4-3. The score
was tied 2-2 going into the ninth. The North put two
1977 – North wins again 11-0. Series at 6-4 runs on the board and a South home run provided the
game’s final run.
1978 – South fights back 7-6. Series at 6-5
Mike Witt joins the Yankees The all-time series score: South – 18, North – 17!
The Outstanding Player Award went to Steve Kahn of
1979 – North wins 7-1. Series N 7- S 5 Servite High and Matt Cooper of Dana Hills earned the Most
Hustling Player Award,
1980 – North wins 4-3. Series at 8-5
2003 – The South fights back to retain its lead in the
1981 – South prevails 13-12. Series now 8-6 continuing contest of North against South. South 19,
Lenny Dykstra joins the majors North 17. The North got on top first, but the South tied it in
the top of the fourth and went ahead in the fifth 4-1. The
1982- South wins 7-6. Series at 8-7 North came back and almost tied it in the ninth. The
final out was a throw from left field to the plate to leave
1983 – South wins again 4-3. Series even the South on top 6-5.

1984 – North strikes back 10-2. Series N 9 S 8 The Most Hustling Player was Jose Chavez of
Anaheim and the Outstanding Player Award went to
1985 – South wins 8-3. Series even again Daric Barton of Marina (He was drafted by the St. Louis
Cardinals in the first round).
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ALL STAR GAME HISTORY

2004 - The South wins again! However this year it All-Star players drafted into the major leagues
took extra innings to get the job done, eleven to be and the year they played in the Kiwanis Club
exact. The South had a commanding lead going into of Greater Anaheim's Orange County High
the ninth inning, but the North scored six runs in their School All-Star Baseball Game!
half of the ninth to force extra innings. In the eleventh
inning Blake Torgerson of Westminster hit a sacrifice Randy Jones 1969 Padres
fly to drive in Andrew Romine of Trabuco Hills to give Bert Blylevens 1969 Minn. Twins
the South a 14-13 victory and a lead in the series of Alan Bannister 1969 White Sox
20-17. Gary Carter 1972 Mets
The Outstanding Player Award went to Adam Don Aase 1972 Baltimore
Rodriquez of Marina High and the Most Hustling Mike Champion 1973 Padres
Award went to Nathan Carl of Valencia High. Matt Keough 1973 Oakland A's
Tim Flannery 1975 Padres
2005 – South defeats the North again! In the first Tim Wallach 1975 Montreal Expos
inning, the North led 2-1, but the South scored five Marty Castillo 1975 Detroit Tigers
runs in the second to take the lead for good. Final Dan Petry 1976 Angels
score: 10 -6. The series now stands at 21 –17! A Mike Witt 1978 NY Yankees
number of pitchers saw action, seven for the North Lenny Dykstra 1981 Phillies
and nine for the South. Only one player played nine Aaron Boone 1991 Cincinnati Reds
innings, third baseman Steven Huff of Fullerton. Gerald Laird 1998 Texas Rangers
Bryce Stowell of La Habra High won the “Most John Hudgins 2000 Texas Rangers
Hustling” Award and Justin Sellers of Marina High Kyle Mura 2002 St. Louis Cardinals
won the “Outstanding Player” Award. Taylor Holiday 2003 NY Yankees
Clark Hardman 2007 Chicago Cubs
2006 – North breaks the South’s winning streak by
defeating them in an exciting 11 inning game 10-8.
The MVP was Grant Green of Canyon High and Ryan
Aguayo of Servite High was named the Most
Hustling Player.
The series is now at 21 South – 18 North!

2007-The South wins again and now leads the North
22-18. South’s Adam Kordich hit the only grand slam
with 2 out in the 4th inning. He was the game MVP
and Freddie Freeman of El Modena was named the
Most Hustling Player

2008-This year the tables turned and the North took
an early lead and beat the South 5-1. The game MVP
was Valencia’s Adam Bartczak. The Most Hustling
Player was Tyler Rahmatulla of Mater Dei. He drove
in the South’s only run with a triple. South still leads
the series 22-19.

2009 – the South dominated the game in a 9-0 victory
over the North in the 42nd Annual game. Eric Ehlow
took home the MVP Award and Beau Amaral was
named the Most Hustling Player. North coach Steve
Gullotti coached his last game after 28 years.
South extends its lead to 23-19.

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The 43rd Annual Kiwanis
Orange County

Youth Baseball Award

“Steve Gullotti”

Steve Gullotti started working as the junior varsity
coach at Valencia High School in 1977 and coached football for a
number of years. In 1981 he joined Eldorado High School as Head
Varsity Baseball Coach and during his 28 years in that position he
achieved a record of 511-250. That included 7 league
championships, CIF play-offs in 22 of 28 years, 8 semi-final
appearances, 4 final appearances and 2 CIF Championships in 1989 and 1999.
Steve coached 7 players who made it to major league baseball including Chris Cron, Kevin Blankenship, Bret
Boone, Matt Luke, Phil Nevin, Brett Tomko and Jordan De Jong and 68 former players have gone on to play
baseball at the 4-year college level.
Steve is Director and co-host of the National Classic High School baseball tournament for 20 years which is
recognized as the premier tournament in the nation, having produced 6 national champions and count among its
alumni Alex Rodriguez, Shawn Green ,Shannon Stewart, Jon Garland, Pat Burrell, Hank Blalock, Ian Kennedy,
Ian Stewart and JP Howell just to name a few. Over 250 different schools from 24 states have participated in
the National Classic.
He currently lives in Yorba Linda with his wife of 26 years, Brianne who is a counselor at Esperanza HS. He has
two daughters, Janelle, 20, who is a junior at UCLA and Lauren, 14, a freshman at El Dorado. The family
includes 2 dogs, Harley, a black lab named after his motorcycle and Bode, a yellow lab named after Bode Miller
because of his free spirit.
Spending time with his family boating at the river is one of Steve’s hobbies along with riding his motorcycle,
playing golf, lifting weights, playing racquetball and hanging out with his coaching buddies.

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Jake “HAMMER” Ham

Twenty-Ten Tesoro Titan
PLAY HARD...DREAM BIG
You’ve only just begun!

Love, Mom, Dad and family

Chad Lewis, Brandon:
We are so proud of your baseball Congratulations,
accomplishments. Congratulations on your incredible
on making the All-Star team! It has accomplishments thru out
your high school career.
been quite the journey and we have What great memories! We
enjoyed the ride....keep working hard! love you and look forward
to many more games!!
Love,
Your Family
Dad, Mom, Troy, Cory

Grandma and Grandpa

Congratulations to
2010 All Stars

Congrats- RICH and CHRIS SMITH
Mission Viejo
Mike Marcoux–
We are proud of you! 13
Many blessings to you as
you move on from High
School.

Love, Your Family

STARS OF THE STARS

OUTSTANDING PLAYER AWARD

A Special feature of the Kiwanis Baseball Game is the Outstanding Player Award, presented each year at
the conclusion of the game. This beautiful trophy is awarded by a vote of the sportswriters covering the game,
to the one player judged to have made the greatest contribution to his team’s performance, win or lose, and
who displayed those quantities of sportsmanship and competitive spirit which exemplify the All Star ideal.

PREVIOUS WINNERS OF THE
OUTSTANDING PLAYER AWARD ARE:

1968 - Tom Fitzpatrick - Anaheim 1989 - Greg Hansell - Kennedy
1969 -
1970 - Tom Heierle - Santigo 1990 - Bo Haley - El Toro
1971 -
1972 - Richard Vince - Loara 1991 - Bret Osborn - La Quinta
1973 -
1974 - Ron Bell - Sunny Hills 1992 - Scott Patton - Capistrano Valley
1975 -
1976 - Tad Davis - Loara 1993 - Alfredo Garcia - Buena Park
1977 -
1978 - Jim Peterson - Sonora 1994 - Jeff Bowman - Corona Del Mar
1979 -
1980 - Curt Etchandy - Santigo 1995 - Paul Day - Capistrano Valley
1981 -
1982 - Lance Gore - Katella 1996 - Alex Vasquez - Westminster
1983 -
1984 - Doug Elliot - Fullerton 1997 - Jeff Leuenberger - Canyon
1985 -
1986 - David Evans - Western 1998 - Gerald Laird - La Quinta
1987 -
1988 - Dale Boucher - Costa Mesa 1999 - Tony Cappuccilli - Edison

Dave Baggott - Servite 2000 - John Clark - Fountain Valley

Dave Castillo - Savanna 2001 - David Nicholson - Esperanza

Dave Tinoco - Katella 2002 - Steve Kahn - Servite

Bill Bean - Santa Ana 2003 - Daric Barton - Marina Eric Ehlow
Clifford C. Rothrock
Larry Salaets - Pacifica 2004 - Adam Rodriquez - Marina Outstanding Player Award - 2009
Dana Hills High School
Scot Sisk - Sonora 2005 - Justin Sellers - Marina

Bobby DeJardin - Mater Dei 2006 - Grant Green - Canyon

Bill Lasher - Dana Hills 2007 - Adam Gordich - Anaheim

Mike Case - Troy 2008 - Adam Bartczak - Valencia

Matt Lipscomb - La Habra 2009 - Eric Ehlow - Dana Hills

MOST HUSTLING PLAYER AWARD

This award recognizes a 100% effort on the field and at the plate. Immediately upon completion of tonight’s
game a vote by the sportswriters present will determine who is to receive this beautiful trophy. Announcements
and presentations of both of these trophies will take place at home plate immediately following the game.

THE GROWING LIST OF HUSTLERS
FROM PREVIOUS ALL-STAR GAMES:

1968 - Lou Tennenini - Garden Grv 1989 - Steve Rath - Kennedy
1969 -
1970 - Buddy Moen - Marina 1990 - Ruben Hernandez - Orange
1971 -
1972 - Dave Maurer - Garden Grv 1991 - Aaron Boone - Villa Park
1973 -
1974 - Dave Campbell - Savanna 1992 - Kyle Evans - Katella
1975 -
1976 - Phil Randalls - Villa Park 1993 - Dan Miller - Brea Olinda
1977 -
1978 - Mark Carpenter - Los Al 1994 - Geoff Willson - Ftn. Val
1979 -
1980 - Ray Reyes - Anaheim 1995 - Eric Valen - Canyon
1981 -
1982 - Tim Flannery - Anaheim 1996 - James Penner - Magnolia
1983 -
1984 - Ron Moore - Troy 1997 - Tom Nicholson - Esperanza
1985 -
1986 - Lance Brewer - Troy 1998 - David Munoz - Esperanza
1987 -
1988 - John Christensen - Troy 1999 - Ben Francisco - Servite

Mike Vandenburg - Brea 2000 - Glenn Hedgreth - Edison

Steve Moses - Cypress 2001 - Sean Boatright - Trabuco Hills

Beau Amaral Lenny Dykstra - Garden Grv 2002 - Matt Cooper - Dana Hills
2009 - Most Hustling Player
Joey Mackay - Villa Park 2003 - Jose Chavez - Anaheim
Huntington Beach
Rob Boitana - Mission Viejo 2004 - Nathan Carl - Valencia

Gary Schoonover - Ftn. Val. 2005 - Bryce Stowell - La Habra

Don Snowden - Ftn. Val 2006 - Ryan Aguayo - Servite

Robbie Katzaroff - Los Al 2007 - Freddie Freeman -El Modena

Brent Boone - El Dorado 2008 - Tyler Rahmatulla -

Brian Criss - Servite 2009 - Beau Amaral - Huntington Beach

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SOUTH ALL STARS

Kyle Jones TJ Kendzora Sam Kim Chad Ludwig

Edison El Toro Mission Viejo Woodbridge
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Aaron Payne Reed Reilly Kyle Richter Stefan Sabol

San Clemente JSerra Santa Margarita Aliso Niguel
Second Base Pitcher/Outfield Pitcher Catcher

Peter Tago Brandon Trinkwon Chad Wallach Zack Weiss

Dana Hills Beckman Calvary Chapel Northwood
Pitcher Shortstop Third Base Pitcher

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The Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim wants to thank the ROTC Honor Guard from Western High
School for providing the Honor Guard for tonight’s game. The Honor Guard is under the direction
of Col. Pierce, US Army (Ret.), and Richard W. Toliver, SFC, US Army (Ret.)

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The KCGA Scholarship Foundation

Presents: The 2010 Scholarship Recipients

Our annual scholarship awards presentation was held on Wednesday April 21, 2010 at the Anaheim Downtown

Community Center. KCGA presented $25,000.00 worth of scholarship funds to outstanding graduates of the Anaheim
Union High School District. The KCGA scholarship foundation is supported with personal, business donations, estate

gifts from our members and generated by some of our fund raising activities. The KCGA Scholarship Foundation, over

the past 40 years, has awarded over $379,000.00 in scholarship funds to some 340 Seniors. The KCGA Scholarship
Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit corporation, founded in December 1965.

We selected our deserving recipients after a full day of interviews and are proud to present to you this list of winners
for 2010!

$1,000.00 winner is: Anaheim High School (Hammat Scholarship)
Eric Pedrosa

The $2000.00 winners are: Servite High School (Dan Heil Scholarship)
Cameron Cairns Western High School (Clifford C. Rothrock Scholarship)
Kristine Angeles Katella High School (William H. Spehn Scholarship)
Eric Lam Katella High School
Julia Harrison Loara High School
Nicole Manlapaz Servite High School
Marc Mendiola Anaheim High School
Fredella Surjono

The $4,000.00 winners are: Anaheim High School (Ralph B. Clark Scholarship)
Jonathon Carmona Katella High School ( Paul & Shirley McCracken Scholarship)

Julius Chiong

Three Special Vocational Education Awards of $500.00 are awarded to:

Patricia Gomez Polaris High School (Pat & Ira Newman Scholarship)

Sully Gutierrez Gilbert South High School

Raul Ibarra Gilbert West High School

Kiwanis Family Scholarship of $500.00 awarded to: Granddaughter of member Dick Mosher (& Dianna)
Stacy Campbell

Our applicants continue to ‘raise the bar’ every year making our selection more difficult, but we love the challenge.
Congratulations to all of these fine students!

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Key Club International

Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim Sponsors local Key Clubs

Key Club International is the largest co-educational high school service organization in our Nation and Internationally. A local Key Club must be
organized and continuously sponsored by a local Kiwanis Club. Key Clubs are self-governing and elect their own officers, determine their service
projects and fund-raisers and operate under the rules of the school administration. Key Club objectives include the objectives of Kiwanis.
Key Clubs are unique for their aim in the development of initiative, leadership ability and good citizenship practices of its members. Each individual
Key Club is a member of the International Organization with his or her own annual District, International programs and conventions. Each Key
Club’s service activities are designed for their local high school and community needs.

The “Key” in Key Club stands for “Kiwanis Educating Youth”.
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim sponsors seven Key Clubs. The newest one is at the all girl Rosary High
School. KCGA also sponsors clubs at Anaheim High School, Katella High School, Loara High School, Savanna High
School, Servite High School, and Western High School.
Each Key Club meets once a week, on campus, with an Academic and Kiwanis advisor present. Just as their title
implies they are there only to advise. The students run the meetings and present projects which their board has
approved. These leaders have been trained and many have attended the yearly District Convention which alternates
between Sacramento and southern California.
KCGA’s Key Clubs are in Division 30 South of the California-Nevada-Hawaii District of Kiwanis International.
.
Key Club’s Motto is “Caring Our Way of Life.” The members of the Key Club demonstrate this caring by raising funds
for various organizations with which they partner: UNICEF-Operation Uruguay through the Trick or Treat for UNICEF
raised more than $5 million dollars over the year, most recently raising more than $3 million to fight HIV/AIDS in
Africa; March of Dimes-Key Club International began partnering with the March of Dimes in the 60’s and continues to
collect dimes in hopes that someday children will be born free of birth defects; and Children’s Miracle Network-this
non-profit raises money to benefit hospitalized kids .

KCGA Key Clubs volunteer in local events such as the Disney Half-Marathon, Relay for Life, the Anaheim Children’s
Art Festival, the Anaheim Halloween Festival, Anaheim Paint Your Heart Out, the Kiwanis CHOC Carnival, and
supports Kiwanis projects such as this All Star Baseball Game; providing lunches for the Orange County Special
Olympics Regional Track Meet; and our annual music festival/pancake breakfast in December.

Key Club turns 85 this year and the members continue to pledge to uphold the Objects of Key Club International, to
build their home, school, and community; to serve their nation and God; and to combat all forces which tend to
undermine these institutions.

The Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim is proud of its Key Clubs which inspire by their shining service and give
everyone faith that the future of this nation is in good hands.

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–JONATHAN MACIEL–
CONGRATULATIONS ON A
SUCCESSFUL HIGH SCHOOL
YEAR. GOOD LUCK PLAYING
BASEBALL AT LONG BEACH
STATE. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!

Love, Mom, Dad,

Stephanie & Steven

Jonathan, -Austin-
From your first Grand Slam on Congratulations on all
All Stars in Little League, to an your baseball success.
We are very proud of you!
All Star as a Senior. Love - Mom, Dad & Alec
CONGRATULATIONS!

Love,
Mom, Dad & Janae

Congratulations
Robert Cavazos.
We are so proud of you.
Thank you for the memories.

We love you.
Mom, Dad & Taylor

Congratulations
to the
2010

All-Star Players

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Our son Robert Chavarria. Congratulations TJ!
We are so very proud of you!
We are very proud of you,
You have matured into an You’re a great kid.
outstanding young man.
Dad will always be with you. Love, Mom & Dad
Keep up the hard work.

Love you always...
Mom, Dad & Kiki

PJ, LEE CASAS –

You are a great example of We are blessed with you as our
someone who makes the son. We’ve enjoyed watching
right choices in life. We you develop into a fine baseball
are all so proud of you. player, and maturing into a fine
man. We love you & are proud
Mom, Dad, Wil, Casey & Adam of you!!!

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