![One of the many divisions, Division 16 North, pose after their cheer session. [Source: Joyce Kim]](http://www.jstudentboard.com/reporter/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/12-5-exciting.jpg)
[Source: Joyce Kim]
One way Key Clubbers demonstrate their Key Club spirit and pride is through the cheer sessions in which ten to twenty divisions, each consisting of hundreds of students from specific regions, rally vigorously to express their division pride. At these cheer sessions, key clubbers raise money for PTP by “auctioning” off Lieutenant Governors, the representatives of each division. Students represent their respective divisions by wearing specific division gear such as t-shirts and hats, or by dressing up as the mascot that represents their divisions. Some mascots include unicorns, koalas, narwhals, and white tigers. Key Clubbers would also engage in “spirit battles” against different divisions while waiting in line for a rollercoaster or while strolling across the park.
“Fall rally is a great time for all members to come celebrate all the money raised for Pediatric Trauma Program. Not only did I get to meet people from all over CNH, but I was able to see the passion that everyone has for key club,” expressed Joyce Kim, the lieutenant governor for Division 16 North. “My favorite memory was definitely observing all the members from the state. It was truly inspiring to see everyone so spirited and having a great time,” Kim continued.
Fall Rally was an exhilarating day for many, encouraging students to look forward to more Key Club events. “High school students should join Key Club in their schools because they will be able to find their ohanas and learn what service truly means and how it impacts others,” Kim encouraged.
