| Club |
Advisor(s) |
Meeting Day(s) |
Meeting Location |
Description |
Limitations |
| Academic Help Club |
Mr. McIntosh |
Any and All |
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Need help on school work or falling behind in a class, stop by or be sent to Mr. Mac for some time to get caught up on school work. |
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| Acoustics Club |
Ms. Aunkst |
B |
Band Room |
|
5-10 by invite only |
| Advanced PE |
Mr. Hoover and Mr. Czaplicki |
A and C |
Gym |
Work it out. |
30 |
| Aevidum Club |
Mrs. Crook, Mrs. King & Ms. Aunkst |
C |
tbd |
Dedicated to saving the lives of students by creating awareness on teen suicide and depression through school and community wide activities |
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| AP Literature Club |
Mr. Ruff |
D |
M4 |
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AP Students |
| Archery Club |
Mr. Shade |
B and D |
A2 |
Archery Club will follow the National Archery In Schools Program guidelines and possibly participate in their state and national level competitions |
24 Max |
| Art Club |
Mr. Crum |
A |
Art Room |
We will look at different art movements/styles, read our own art, drawing skills, create a great environment for pursuing a passion in their own artwork. |
Art 2 Students or better to stay |
| Bible Club |
Mr. Hogsett |
A and/or C |
A25 |
Student lead Bible centered activities |
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| Big Cat/Little Cat Mentoring Program |
Mrs. Rummel |
C |
A24 |
Mentoring program with elementary school students |
members must apply and be accepted into the program |
| Campaign 2012 and Current Events in the US |
Mrs. B. Enders |
C |
A8 |
Campaign 2012 and Current Events in the US will look at the upcoming election of 2012, the individuals who are part of the presidential race, and the issues impacting the presidential and congressional elections. The club will also look at current events in our country and how they are impacting the lives of American citizens. |
Students must stay up to date on current political events in the US and be prepared to have discussions each club meeting. There may be outside reading involved. |
| Card Club |
Mrs. Hargenrader |
A and C |
M2 |
Enjoy friendly competition of classic card games. May sign up for only one of two days. (no poker, no gambling). |
Max 24 |
| Card Club |
Mrs. Amoriello |
B and D |
B6 |
Enjoy friendly competition of classic card games. May sign up for only one of two days. (no poker, no gambling). |
Max 25 |
| Cinema |
Mrs. Hargenrader |
B |
M2 |
Popular movies - Rated PG 13 or G |
Max 25 |
| Cheerleading, Tumbling, & Dance |
Mrs. Czaplicki |
D |
Library |
Work on tumbling, stunting, dance, and work on those back handsprings!. Members must be physically active and dress appropriately for activity. |
current cheerleaders. Max 25 |
| Communities That Care (CTC) Teen Council |
Heather Crook & Mrs. Howard |
D All Year |
TBA |
Will meet to organize, plan and execute activities, service opportunities and social events for Halifax area teens that promote a sense of community and personal values. |
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| Coral Literary Magazine |
Ms. Renner and Mr. Ruff |
A |
M1 |
Work on submissions to the literary magazine |
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| Courtyard Club |
Mr. Hogsett |
B and/or D |
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The goal of this club will be to improve and enjoy our courtyard. |
20 (juniors and seniors only) |
| Digital Photography Club |
Mr. Weaver |
A and/or C |
A7 |
Club for students interested in basic photography. Owning a digital camera is highly recommended but not required. Other costs may include printing, matting and framing. |
18 |
| Dr. Who Fan Club |
Mr. Lahr |
B and or D |
B4 |
All Doctor Who and only Doctor Who. Mostly new series with occasional classic episodes |
25 |
| English Language Games |
Mrs. Nec |
C |
m3 |
Scrabble, Letter Flip, Apples to Apples and others |
Max 27 |
| Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) |
Mrs. Rummel |
B |
A24 |
An extension of FCS program, community service activities. Regional meeting, state conference, and state officer opportunities. |
Required dues of $15 |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes |
Mr. Bostdorf |
D |
TBA |
Fellowship of Christian Athletes is the largest Christian sports organization in America. Since 1954, FCA has been challenging coaches and athletes on the professional, college, high/middle school and youth levels to honor God through integrity, serving, teamwork and excellence. |
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| Fitness |
Mr. Hoover |
B and D |
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Be serious about lifelong fitness in the new fitness center. |
20 per session |
| Foreign Language Club |
Mrs. Adrian |
D |
B9 |
This club would be for students who are interested in preparing the week of activities to celebrate National Foreign Language Week in April. This includes making posters, planning discovery lessons, working with the cafeteria on the menu, making phone calls, and related responsibilities to make it a fun event. |
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| Future Business Leaders of America |
Mrs. Howard & Mrs. Petresky |
B |
C28 |
A national organization for students interested in business or business related careers. Annual Dues are $15. |
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| Future Teachers of America (Student PSEA) |
Mrs. Murray |
B |
C29 |
Students interested in a career in teaching will gain experience working with students and plan and carry out American Education Week Activities, Special Olympics, guest speakers, and our Friendly Feud Assembly. |
Past members will have preference |
| GATE |
Mrs. Schultz |
B and C |
C31 |
Gate students can work on annual IEP goals See Mrs. Schultz for scheduling. |
GATE Students |
| Graduation Project/Research Help |
Mrs. Shade |
A |
Computer Lab |
Students will receive assistance in researching and in the completion of their senior project. Please select a homework haven or ask for a pass to the computer lab from your club. |
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| Hair and Nails |
Mrs. Czaplicki |
B |
Girls' Locker Room |
We will experiment with different styles in hair, make-up and nails |
Girls Only |
| Hi - Lite |
Mr and Mrs. Crum |
C and/or D |
M1 |
School Newspaper |
none - Some predetermined members |
| Homework Haven |
TBA |
ABCD |
TBA |
Students who need a time and place to complete assignments. Access to the Library and Computer Room will be made available for academic uses. |
25 students in each room. Students generally split by grade level. |
| Intro to Tech Study/Tutoring |
Mr. Weaver |
B |
A7 |
Study hall for any students in technology related classes |
max 18 |
| Junior Class Officers |
Mrs. King and Mrs. Murray |
A |
A9 |
Executive session to handle business of the Junior class including fundraising and prom expenditures. |
Elected Officers Only |
| Latin American Culture |
Mrs. Kolish |
B and/ or D |
B8 |
Explore the culture, language and cuisine of Latin America!! |
20 |
| Letters to Soldiers |
Mrs. Smith |
C |
B9 |
Students will correspond with and send packages to our soldiers stationed abroad. Students signed up for 2 days will have consideration for club officers. |
25 |
| Letters to Soldiers Officers |
Mrs. Adrian |
A |
B9 |
Club Officers |
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| Lighting and Sound |
Ms. Aunkst |
A |
Auditorium |
Will receive training on the lighting and sound boards. Will also assign auditorium coverage |
lighting and sound is full for 2011-2012 |
| MATH PSSA PREP |
TBD |
A-D |
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Juniors in need of preparation for the PSSA tests based on their 4 Sight scores. |
Juniors not Advanced or Proficient on the 4Sight Test. |
| National Honor Society |
Mrs. Rummel & Mrs. Schultz |
D |
A24 |
Meeting for all current NHS members |
Members only |
| Principal's Advisory Club |
Mr. Hatfield and Mr. Ansel |
C |
TBA |
Have a voice in Advisory planning, lessons, and student centered school reform initiatives |
Students wanting a voice in planning and implementation. |
| Prom Club |
Mrs. King & Mrs. Murray |
D |
A9 |
Plan for the 2009 Prom and organize fundraisers. |
Juniors only (16 + 4 officers) |
| Reading for Enjoyment |
Mrs. K. Enders |
A and C |
B2 |
This club is an opportunity for students to read and sometimes discuss books that they have selected. |
BYOB |
| Reading for Enjoyment |
Mrs. Nec |
D |
M3 |
This club is an opportunity for students to read and sometimes discuss books that they have selected. |
BYOB |
| Reading for Enjoyment |
Mrs. Stone |
B |
B3 |
This club is an opportunity for students to read and sometimes discuss books that they have selected. |
BYOB |
| Recycling Club (Paper) |
Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Enders and Mr. Mcintosh |
B and or D |
a14 |
Students will collect and recyclables. |
Small Number |
| Role Playing Games |
Mr. McIntosh |
A and/or C |
A12 |
Role playing games or dice based games will be played, no gambling games. All games are student led and initiated. Only those interested should sign up. |
Max 27 |
| RUGBY |
Mr. Czaplicki |
B |
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not made it by the deadline. |
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| RYOT |
Heather Crook, Ms. Yiengst & Mrs. King |
A |
TBD |
Rallying Youth Organizers Together against Dating Violence & Sexual Assault. Organizing and empowering club that encourages teen involvement in the movement to end dating violence and sexual assault. The club will also focus on other forms of interpersonal violence such as bullying and sexual harassment. This club will teach students through social justice strategy in community organizing and advocacy, and assists them in employing these skills to create meaningful change in their community. |
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| SAT PREP |
Mr. Kilgore |
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B5 |
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| School Spirit Workshop |
Mrs. Czaplicki & Mr. Lahr |
C |
B4 |
Formerly student council workshop, now open to ALL students. Work on projects related to school spirit; such as making signs and posters for sports and working on helping with other large school events like Powder Puff, Relay Day and All-Nighter. ONLY SCHOOL-SPIRITED PEOPLE WILLING TO WORK SHOULD APPLY! |
25 |
| Senior Class Officers |
Mrs. Rummel & Mrs. Enders |
A |
A24 |
Officers meet to make decisions regarding class. |
Officers may choose another club A |
| Skate Club |
Mr. Crum |
B |
Art Room |
Talk/Discuss skating, watch video clips, create our won stencils/stickers/board designs, read skate magazines. We may plan a field trip and run a fundraiser. |
max 15 students |
| Stand Tall |
Heather Crook, Jan Tobias-Keiffer & Mrs. King |
B |
B7 |
Pro-active approach to reinforcing healthy behaviors and creating a positive peer influence environment. Offers education to other students through puppets, rallies, instruction, assemblies, and social events. |
Some voluntary after school activities. Call 896-3924 for more information. Essay must be completed. |
| Student Council General Session |
Mrs. Czaplicki & Mr. Lahr |
A |
Auditorium |
Service to school and community, planning school activities, student government |
student must be a member of student council. Mandatory for all S.C. members |
| Student Play and Musicals |
Mrs. Hoover |
B |
LIBRARY |
Students plan and prepare for the Spring Musical Production |
Willingness to help with the spring musical |
| Writers Club |
Mr. Ruff |
B |
M1 |
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| Writing Workshop |
Mrs. Nec |
A |
M3 |
Students can bring written projects and homework to this club for time to write and receive tutoring and assistance. |
Students must work on academic pursuits. Study hall rules apply. |
| Yearbook |
Mrs. B. Enders |
B & D |
A8 |
This club allows additional time to work on the awarding winning Halifax Yearbook! |
Membership Fixed/pending advisor approval. |
| Young Republicans Club |
Mrs. Ruff |
C |
tba |
Planning and preparation for Halifax Young Republican Club meetings and activities. |
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| Zumba for Girls |
Mrs. Howard |
A or C |
tbd |
pending availablility of mat room and a/v equiptment |
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| Non-Club Activities |
| Small Group Counseling |
Ms. Yiengst, Ms. Curry, Mrs. Rummel, Ms. Aunkst, Mrs. Raudenbush, Mrs. Romberger, Mrs. Enders and others |
a,b,c,d |
tba |
Based on student surveys and self-referrals, students will voluntarily participate in small group counseling on issues ranging from anger management to grief and loss group. |
Groups composed of students based on survey responses |
