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Organization |
Sponsor |
Room Number |
Description |
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Art Club |
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310 |
Anyone interested in art can join. Listen for announcements. |
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C-SAT (Club of Student Athletic trainers) |
Coach Fowler and Coach Shoultz |
Training Room |
Students will be responsible for coverage of all atletic sports. Student
trainers will learn injury assessment, injury prevention and injury
rehabilitation of all athletic injuries. Students will also develop strong
communication skills. All Student Trainers will be certified in first aid
and CPR. Any students wanting a career in the medical field or just wanting
to learn and be part of a team are welcome to interview and learn more about
the program. Approval by Athletic Training Staff is needed. |
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Citizen Bee |
Ms. Bradley |
108 |
This is a team competition that involves questions over all of U.S. history,
geography, current events, government and economics. Students can will
savings bonds and advance to the state level competition in Austin, Texas. |
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Class of 2008 |
Mr. Slette |
301 |
Get involved in pep rally sign painting, homecoming hall decorating and
parade, and fundraising for prom. |
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Class of 2009 |
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Get involved in pep rally sign painting, homecoming hall decorating and
parade, and fundraising for prom. |
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Class of 2010 |
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Get involved in pep rally sign painting, homecoming hall decorating and
parade, and fundraising for prom. |
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Class of 2011 |
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Get involved in pep rally sign painting, homecoming hall decorating and
parade, and fundraising for prom. |
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Crime Stoppers |
Officer Rosenblad |
SRO's Office |
Students meet and decide on amount of monetary reward to give for tips that
lead to arrests or recovery of stolen property. |
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Cross Country/Track |
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Cross Country runs @ 6:15am Mon-Thurs with meets on Saturdays in the Fall.
Track runs from 4:00ish to 5:30ish Mon-Thurs with meets on Fri or Sat. in
the Spring. |
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Drama Club |
Mr. Hermans |
302 |
Anyone interested in attending professional plays and going on tours that
will inform you about the profession of theater, film or television is
welcome! The club will also support the Theater and Film Department with
Various activities and fund raisers. Meetings will be held once a month. |
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FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of Tomorrow |
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Involvement in FCCLA offers members the opportunity to expand their
leadership potential and skills for life -- planning, goal setting, problem
solving, decision making and interpersonal communication -- necessary in the
home and workplace. |
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French Club |
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112 |
Learn more about the French culture. Anyone can join! |
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Future Teachers of America |
Ms. Johnston |
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Learn more about the teaching profession. |
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German Club |
Frau Christenberry |
254 |
Learn more about German culture and participate in cultural activities.
German club also participates in some competitions. Anyone can join! |
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Junior Historians |
Ms. Bradley |
108 |
Junior Historians is for ALL grade levels, not just juniors. The club takes
field trips, participates in history competitions and does a great deal of
volunteer service. Membership meetings are held each Thursday in room 108 at
7:50 A.M. and again at 3:50 P.M. Sign–up sheets and membership forms are
posted inside the door of room 108. Join us! |
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Latinos Stand Up |
Ms. Even |
109 |
Do you really want to go to college? Do you want to help take on statistics
that show Hispanics to be behind in education? Do you want to learn more
about Hispanic culture through films, conferences and trips? Do you want to
learn to dance to Latino music? If you are ready to commit to education and
diversity while having fun join Latinos Stand Up. Together we will stand up
for education, unity, respect, love and pride!!!! |
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Live Poets Society |
Librarians |
Library |
Students and staff interested in writing and performing your own original
work? Sign up. We will have professional workshops where aspiring poets can
refine their craft. The spring will bring a series of “Open Mike” nights
with opportunities for performance in a Coffee House setting. |
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National Forensics League |
Ms. Cowen |
307 |
This is a competitive group that travels to speech competitions around the
state. Events include prose and poetry reading, humorous and dramatic
interpretation, duet acting, oratory, debate, and extemporaneous speaking. |
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Reading Circles |
Librarians |
Library |
Sign up for your favorite genre - mystery, fantasy, graphic novels (comic
books), and contemporary young adult. Groups will meet occasionally to
discuss their selections. |
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Science Club |
Mrs. Sinor, Mrs. Pachnick and Mr. Missler |
130 or 128 |
Meetings will be 1 or 2 times per month. Activities will include science
related community service projects and trips to science-related places. |
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Student Council |
Mr. Manale |
122 |
Come get involved in school events and build leadership skills! We will not
only be involved at school, but in the community, as well. |
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UIL Current Events and Issues |
Ms. Bradley |
108 |
Students who are interested in and keep up with the events of the world
around them may enjoy trying out for this team. Students read local papers,
listen to the news, and practice with current event games and tests
throughout the school year in preparation for the spring competition. The
test has 40 multiple choice questions and an essay. Students can advance as
far as state and win scholarships. |
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UIL Social Studies |
Ms. Bradley |
108 |
This year the test focus is United States foriegn relations associated with
World War II. Students study primary and secondary sources and the novel
Citizen Soldiers in
preparation for the spring competition. The test format contains multiple
choice questions and an essay. Those who advance to state have the
opportunity to earn lucrative scholarships. |
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Wrestling |
Coach Johnson |
Gym |
Any student interested in wrestling can join. |
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Yearbook/Newspaper |
Mr. Bruton |
113 |
Responsible for all student publications on campus. Any interested students
can be involved in writing and taking pictures on a limited basis. |
