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2018-19 WHS Club Magazine Welcome to Westfield High School Dear Students, Welcome to Westfield High School, an incredible place where you can pursue your passions and gifts, all while pre- paring for your future. While academics at WHS will provide a rich foundation for your success, getting connected and in- volved beyond the classroom will change you and shape even further. All you have to do is be willing to step out and try something new, and you will find yourself connected with peers who share similar interests and passions as you. From thea- tre to government, to culinary arts to academic competition teams, WHS offers an array of ways to connect and get involved. It doesn’t matter if you do not see a club that interests you; you can start your own! In general, clubs meet on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, starting at 2:49, after the 5th period bell. We encourage students to explore as many clubs as they would like, but it is vital to choose one or two and really commit to those clubs. We believe that students can have more im- pact when they are invested at a deeper level. Studies indicate that those students who are involved develop stronger leadership skills, work ethic, and academic preparedness. Clubs and activities are what make high school memorable, so what are you waiting for? Get involved today! Should you have questions or need assistance with a club, please feel free to contact us. We are here to help you find au- thentic, rewarding connections. Let’s make this a great year! Sincerely, Cover Photo and Artwork Credits: Mrs. Gibbs and Mr. Ewing, Directors of Student Activities Michaela Krawczyk, Beth Ellis, [email protected] [email protected] and Julie Haseman Why get involved? Reflections from WHS Alumni “Extra curricular activities for me became such an important aspect of my life. “Clubs and activities taught me accountability and time Being involved in those sports teaches you hard work, dedication, team work, management, as well as giving a feeling of belonging!” competitive drive, perseverance, time management, and responsibility. All of these lessons have become the forefront of how I live today.” —Dani Staley, Class of 2013 —-Maurice Fuller II , Class of 2011 “I never applied myself too much towards my academia; however, I was super “Extracurriculars taught me how to balance a busy involved in after school activities. I found my best friends through the dance schedule and hold myself accountable. And on top of it team and other activities. If it weren't for my time on the dance team, I wouldn't all, I gained invaluable social skills and relationships have been offered the various summer camp jobs as a dance teacher…” that have constantly helped me in my everyday life.” —Chase Andrzejewski , Class of 2014 —Sam Greathouse, Class of 2014 “For me, it was about something I was interested in “Clubs gave me opportunity to get outside of the "bubble" of my own life! I was rather than my parents wanting me to do something. able to see others in need, see situations I would not have volunteered for It helped me be less introverted and be able to see otherwise, and interact with teachers in a non- classroom setting.” what I liked and didn't like.” —Christi Southerland, Class of 2003 —Ashley Brown, Class of 2001 “My clubs and activities MADE my high school experience. Being involved in different aspects of school was so rewarding and truly impacted the person I became throughout those years. At the most fundamental level, the activities allowed me to grow from the beginning...I believe that these extra activities skyrocketed my potential for high school success and very well prepared me for my life after high school.” —Abigail Dolbeer, Class of 2016 ACADEMIC CULTURAL DIVERSITY SERVICE French Club p.6 SOCIAL AWARENESS Animal Club p.3 French Quiz Bowl* p.6 Arab Culture Club p.3 Best Buddies p.3 German Staatskongress* p. 7 Best Buddies p.3 Dance Marathon p. 5 Investing Club p. 8 Black Student Association p. 4 Helping Hands p. 7 Math Club p. 10 Gay Straight Alliance p.6 HUGS Service Club p. 7 Mock Trial Competition* p. 10 Language Club p. 9 Interact Club p. 8 Music Theory Quiz Bowl* p. 10 Key Club p. 9 National Honor Society ^ p. 10 GAMES / HOBBIES Kind Club p. 9 Anime Club p.3 Spanish Quiz Bowl* p. 12 Leo Club p. 9 Book Club p. 4 Speech and Debate* p. 12 We Dine Together p.13 Conspiracy Theory Club p. 4 World Language Honor Society^ Elite Gaming Live* p. 5 SPORTS / ACTIVITY ARTS FCCLA: Foodies Rock! p.6 Archery Club p.3 Performing Arts Games Club p.6 Dance Team* p. 5 American Pie p.3 FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)* p.6 Choir p.13 LEADERSHIP Fishing Club* p.6 Student Government p.2 ComedySportz Club* p. 4 Racing Club p. 10 Executive Committee p. 2 Drum Circle Club p. 5 Rock Climbing Club p. 11 Freshman Class Officers p.2 Guard (Fall and Winter)* p. 7 Ski/Snowboard Club p. 11 Sophomore Class Officers p. 2 Invisible Strings p. 8 Sports Debate Club p.12 Junior Class Officers p.2 Lab Jazz Band p. 8 Yoga Club p.13 Senior Class Officers p.2 Studio Jazz Band p. 8 Chick-fil-A Leader Academy p. 4 Marching Band* p. 9 DECA* p. 5 WHS COMPETITIVE TEAM Mens Choir p. 10 Rapid Response Leadership p. 11 SPORTS p. 14 Percussion Ensemble* p. 10 Thespian Troupe #1002* p. 12 STEM--Science, Technology, WHS SUPPORTED CLUBS Ukulele Club p.13 Boy’s Lacrosse* Engineering, and Math Girls in STEM p. 7 Girl’s Lacrosse* p. 9 Communication / Design Idea Farm p. 8 Student Impact Intramurals* p. 12 Art Club p.3 Shamrockbotics ONE Robotics* p. 11 Westfield Hockey Club* Artsy Aesthetic Club p.3 Shamrock GREEN p. 11 Westfield Shamrock Rugby* Creative Writing Club p. 4 Young Life / Vida Joven p.13 Dead Poets Society p. 5 Humans of Westfield p. 7 Jumbotron Club p. 8 *Competition Club Rock Shop p. 11 ^By recommendation / Induction 1 STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sophomore Class The WHS Student Government, led by the executive Elected in the spring, the Sophomore Class officers will committee, works to organize events and service activi- help plan and participate ties to make West- in Homecoming events, field a more fun such as PowderPuff Foot- and exciting place. ball and the Homecoming Events include the Parade. In addition, the following: Home- Sophomore Class spon- coming, Winter sors and organizes TNL . Homecoming, Thursday Night Live, or Pennies for Pa- TNL, is Westfield’s annual tal- tients, Cookies with Santa,, Teacher Appreciation Week, ent competition held each Feb- Valentine’s Day Activities, Pep Sessions, Pennies for ruary. Auditions are open to all Patients, and the Rock Star Awards. Follow us on Twitter students, and we look to have for information about elections and meeting locations/ a wide variety of acts and tal- dates:@westfieldhsgov ents showcase that even- Sponsors: Marci Caulfield and Sarah Scheidler ing. Callouts are typically held Contact Information: [email protected] , at the end of October, with au- [email protected] ditions in December. This is your chance to shine on the WHS Auditorium stage! STUDENT GOVERNMENT MEETINGS Sponsors: Ms. Howrey, Room 1448 and Mrs Ulsas, Any student is welcome Counseling Center to be part of student gov- ernment and attend plan- Junior Class ning meetings without Elected in the spring, the Junior Class officers will help being elected. Student plan and participate in Homecoming events, such as government is a large PowderPuff Football and the body of dedicated stu- Homecoming Parade. The junior dents who support the class plans and organizes Prom executive committee and lead our school. We just ask for juniors and seniors. In addi- for dedicated members. tion, junior officers help with events run by other classes. CLASS OFFICERS Class Sponsors: Emily Holt and Kevin Morse Freshman Class: Contact: [email protected] or Elected in the spring, the freshman class officers will [email protected] plan and participate in homecoming events like the homecoming parade and the PowderPuff football game. Senior Class In addition, the freshman class is responsible for organ- Elected in the spring, the Senior izing the boys volleyball tournament as well as hosting a Class officers plan and participate in fundraiser to help fund your prom! the following activities: Homecoming Class Sponsors: Denise Niblick and Brittan Kinn Powder Puff game, Mr. Westfield, Contact: [email protected] or [email protected] Senior Awards Night, and Com- mencement ceremonies. Class Sponsors: Heidi Mangus and Erin Ondrusek Contact: [email protected] or [email protected] 2 Westfield High School Clubs AMERICAN PIE ARCHERY CLUB Our one-night rock history The WHS Archery Club is an organization with the goal concert takes students, fami- of providing an opportunity for lies, and community mem- students to learn about practice bers on a journey through outdoor target archery. The club history via music and pop is open to students of all ability culture. We need student and experience levels. Students performers!! Get your band or music act together and may shoot their own compound start preparing asap. Call out meeting is usually in De- or recurve bows or they may rent cember with auditions soon after that. Show us that you equipment from the range. can belt out your song and rock with our house Sponsor: Mr.
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