If interested in any clubs, students can sign up or apply for them during “Rush Week” Sept. 26-30. “Rush Week” is when all the different groups allow other students to come and receive information on each organization. Below is a list of clubs and who to contact.

•  Art Club- Create higher appreciation for photography and art. See Brenda Sutton in A113.
• Debate- Solve situations and compete. Practice meets start Sept. 15. Show up and see Carla Reisman in A227.
• Drama Club- Attend meetings, shows and group activities; sign- ups are soon. See Lance Morse in F207.
• FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)- Not just for athletes, share fellowship and uplifting values. See Glenn Vrba in A302.
• FFA (Future Farmers of America)- Interested in leadership and agricultural activities? Sign up before Oct. 1. See Jim Allsup in AG102.
• Flamenco- Traditional Spanish dance from Spain. Applications start mid September; see Terry Stewart in A107.
• NHS (National Honor Society)- Service based. Juniors/seniors only. Invitations based on GPA, high academics, character and community service. See Jo Johnson in A129, Audrey Micinski in A319, or Robin Phariss in A321.
• SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)- Community activities, anyone can join; sign up sheet to be announced. See Carrie Oberle in A127.
• Skills USA- Promote trade, industrial, technical and health occupational skills. See Ricky Stutt in CT125.
• Spanish National Honor Society- Community projects and services. Requirement: completed two years of Spanish. See Terry Stewart in A107.
• Student Council- Develop good citizenship skills and help with school activities. See Brent Schakmann in A208.
• Students for Social Justice- Bring awareness to community on international issues. See Carol Chapman Allen in A228.
• Theatre- Audition for different shows, perform for the community. See Lance Morse in F201.
• Track- Open to anyone, practice starts second semester.
• UIL- All events open, see head coordinator, Lance Morse in F207 or, for individual events, see:
  • Calculator- see Sean Akchin
  • Computer Applications- see Kanetha Hicks
  • Cross X- see Carla Reisman
  • Current Events- see Carol Chapman
  • Editorial Writing- see Cindy Berry
  • Feature Writing- see Cindy Berry
  • Headline Writing- see Cindy Berry
  • Informative Speaking- see Carla Reisman
  • Lincoln Douglas Debate- see Carla Reisman
  • Literary Criticism- see Mary Pace
  • News Writing- see Cindy Berry
  • Number Sense and Mathematics- see Sean Akchin
  • One Act Play- see Lance Morse
  • Persuasive Speaking- see Carla Reisman
  • Poetry- see Carla Reisman
  • Prose- see Carla Reisman
  • Ready Writing- see Mary Pace
  • Science- see Lupe Guia
  • Social Studies- see Teresa Powell
  • Spelling- see Cindy Berry

Other activities to consider for next year:

• Band- see Doug Fulwood in F221
• Cheerleading- see Kanetha Hicks in A305 or Carrie Alano in A230
• Choir- see Amberly Sneed in F217
• Class Officer- see class representative or sponsor
• Eagle Dolls- see Ashley Smith in A315
• PALS (Peer Assistance and Leadership) –Juniors/seniors only, see Cindy Berry in A201
• Mock Trial- see Susanne Parker in A205
• Newspaper- see Cindy Berry in A201
• Ready Set Teach –Juniors/seniors only, see Claire Rose in A110
• Yearbook- see Cindy Berry in A201