STUDENT COUNCIL would like to welcome you to: WARRIOR RUN HIGH SCHOOL for the 2015-2016 school year.
The WARRIOR RUN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL welcomes you as a member of our student body.
As a service of the Student Council, we are providing this listing of clubs and advisors for the 2015-2016 school year. The purposes and/or goals of each club and the activities are given.
We hope this will help you in finding clubs that may interest you. The times for joining these clubs will be announced.
Officers for the 2015-2016 school year are:
President...... McKenna Beyer Senior
Vice President ...... Corinne Thomas Junior
Secretary ...... Kelsey Stahlnecker Junior
Treasurer...... Mikayla Griner Senior
Historian ...... Andria Miville Junior
INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS AVAILABLE
BOYS
Football Track
Basketball Soccer
Wrestling Cross Country
Baseball Golf
GIRLS
Field Hockey Cross Country
Basketball Softball
Track Golf
Soccer Cheerleading
BAND CHORALE CONCERT CHOIR
CLASS ADVISORS Senior Class Ms. Egli / Mrs. Grow
Junior Class Mr. Butler / Mr. Keister
Sophomore Class Ms. Quattrone / Mr. K. Hoffman
Freshman Class t.b.a.
ART PHOTO CLUB Mr. Ryder
Participants in the Art Photo Club will be working to improve the Arts through community projects and education. Members will be required to participate in Art based activities. Some of these activities include Murals, the annual Art Show in May, repainting the gallery, touching up existing works and other activities. The club will also be having (2) fundraisers this year; including t-shirts and one more to be determined. If sufficient funds are raised we will be taking a trip to a museum(s).
DANCE CLUB Mrs. Mounsey Dance Club is for students who enjoy dancing, and those who wish to try it for the first time. The club will allow all students the opportunity to dance and preform. Each meeting we will learn a short routine to a short popular song. Students of all dancing backgrounds are welcome.
DEFENDER PRIDE Mrs. Dalrymple / Mrs. Whitehead
The Defender Pride Club exists to improve and preserve the physical environment and wellness of the Warrior Run High School. Membership is open to any WRHS student who is interested in making a difference and showing their pride in and around the high school facility.
DRAMA CLUB Mrs. Snow
The Drama Club is open to all students in grades 9-12. Goals of the club include improving performance techniques, seeing live theatre, and working towards school performances. If getting on stage is not your thing, you can still be an active part of the play. Students are needed to build the set, work backstage, run the lighting and the sound, help with costumes and make-up, and generate publicity. There is a way for everyone to be a part. Members are even needed to sit in on some practices and give feedback. A meeting will be held sometime in the next month to vote on new officers and generate ideas for this year’s events. Everyone is welcome.
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA (FBLA) Mrs. Earnest
FBLA is open to students in grades 9-12 interested in building leadership qualities and business related skills. Members have the opportunity to attend workshops, compete with other schools at regional, state and national levels. Fundraisers help support a different charity each year.
FAMILY, CAREER, & COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA (FCCLA) Mrs. Waughen
Everyone is part of a family, and Family Career and Community Leaders of America is the only national career and technical student organization with the family as its central focus. Since 1945, FCCLA members have been making a difference in their families, careers and communities by addressing important personal, work and societal issues through family and consumer sciences education. FCCLA is unique among youth organizations because its programs are planned and run by members. Involvement in FCCLA offers members the opportunity to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life—planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision-making and interpersonal communication—necessary in the home and workplace.
LIBRARY READING CLUB Ms. Brobst
The Reading Club is open to those students who enjoy reading and would like to work on projects to encourage other students to read. Students choose a novel to read and discuss as a group, host fundraisers & compete in an interscholastic reading competition.
MATH CLUB Mr. Carpenter
The Math club is for those who are looking to challenge themselves mathematically. The club takes a look at different types of math problems that you wouldn't normally find in a normal classroom setting. You do not need to be in the highest math class to be a part of the club, however you should enjoy working with numbers and thinking outside of the box to solve problems. In addition, the club goes to two different math competitions: one in the fall, and one in the spring. A great benefit is that the club meets Friday mornings, allowing you to be a part of other clubs and as well as the Math Club.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Swartz / Mr. Shaffer
Seniors and Juniors, who have maintained a 90% average, are eligible to be considered for membership in this organization. In addition to high academic standards, those eligible are evaluated on the basis of leadership, character, and service in both the school and community.
OPEN DOOR Mr. Turzanski
Students initiated this organization with an interest in Christian fellowship and in the study of the Bible and its application to everyday life. Any student is welcome to take part as we discuss a variety of topics, encourage one another, and organize “social” events such as attending local concerts together and hosting gym-nights. Open Door meets every other Thursday during activity period in the CAD Lab.
ROBOTICS CLUB Mr. Turzanski / Mr. Keiser/ Mr. Reed
The Warrior Run Robotics is a club formed to bring together the Physics, Metal Fab and Wood-Working departments to achieve a S.T.E.M. ( Science-Technology-Engineering-& Mathematics ) Goal. The object of robotics is building technical knowhow while forming lasting ties with manufacturing and collegiate partners in the process of building the duration of one year, at the end of which will then compete against other schools and/or universities.
“The Robots that we build are classified as ‘combots’. Combots are competition robots that fight one-on-one in a full out destructive battle. These battles commonly last 3 minutes in the 15 lb. weight class.” –Chloe Sees
GET INVOLVED IN YOUR SCHOOL!
STUDENT COUNCIL Ms. Brobst / Mrs. Delany / Mr. Gordner
The Warrior Run High School Student Council represents every student in the school. The goals are to develop better school citizenship among students, act as a medium between the students and the administration, and to provide ways to improve school spirit, climate, and leadership. Membership is open to all interested students, and new officers are elected yearly. Some activities include: Sponsoring Homecoming activities, Thanksgiving Canned Food Drive, Christmas Toy Drive, Bloodmobile, attending and hosting conferences, and sponsoring Staff Appreciation Week.
TRI-HI-Y Mrs. Shandera/ Mrs. Earnest / Mrs. Wolfe
Tri Hi Y is a civic and social organization. We sponsor the “Spring Fling” Dance, and have fun informal gatherings throughout the school year. It is open for membership to girls in 9th through 12th grade. Meetings are held once a month during activity period.
TSA Mr. Turzanski
Technology Student Association is a club open to all students in the high school who are interested in engineering. Throughout the year students will participate in projects, which test theories of engineering.
WARRIOR RUN ALMA MATER Bless this house of education, all the teachers for their aid. Helping us to see the future and to face the world unafraid. Guide us all to know good morals. Make us true to all mankind. Give us health and solid learning. Success is ours if not left behind. Warrior Run your praise we sing, resting out on hills so green. Warrior Run we won’t forget you, for to us it’s so much you mean.
2015/2016 Activities Schedule & Meeting Dates
Group A* - meets on Tuesday Student Council – Library Classroom September February 2 & 16 1, 15 & 29 October 13 & 27 March 1 & 15 FCCLA – Room 104 November 10 & 24 April 5 & 19 December 22 May 3 8th = Lit Keystone Art-Photo Club – Art Room January 5 & 19
Group B* - meets on Thursday Tri-Hi-Y - Room 212 September 3 & 17 February 4 & 18 Open Door – CAD Lab October 1, 15 & 29 March 3 & 17 Robotics Club – Room 220 November 12 April 7 & 21 December 10 May (please request if needed) 5th = AP Calculus Exam 19th = Lit Keystone January 7 & 21
Group C* - meets on Tuesday TSA – CAD Lab September 8 & 22 February 9 & 23 Reading Club – Library Classroom October 6 & 20 March 8 & 22 Dance Club - Auditorium November 3 & 17 April 12 & 26 NHS – Room 202 December 1 & 15 May 10 January 12 & 26
Group D* - meets on Thursday Drama – Auditorium September 10 & 24 February 11 & 25 October 8 & 22 March 10 & 31 FBLA – Room 215A November 19 April 14 & 28 December 3 & 17 May (please request if needed) 12th = AP World Hist Defender Pride – Room 107 January 28 14th = Bio Keystone
*Dates are subject to change; please check daily announcements for any changes. SPORTS SIGN – UPS
2015 – 2016
*WINTER – Wednesday, October 7th
SPORT LOCATION DATE ( 8:15 – 8:45 )
Wrestling Gym Wednesday, October 7th Boys & Girls Basketball Cafeteria
*SPRING – Wednesday, January 20th
SPORT LOCATION DATE ( 8:15 – 8:45 )
Boys & Girls Track Cafeteria Wednesday, January 20th Baseball Gym Softball Gym
*FALL ( for 2016 / 2017 ) – Wednesday, April 27th
SPORT LOCATION DATE ( 8:15 – 8:45 )
Football Cafeteria Wednesday, April 27th Golf Cafeteria Boys & Girls Soccer Gym Field Hockey Auditorium Cross Country Library Classroom Cheerleading Gym
*Dates are subject to change; please check daily announcements for any changes.