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Club News
Membership in Student Clubs at Hibriten High School plays an integral part of a student's life while in school. Students are encouraged to participate in at least two clubs per year which meet on an A and B Schedule. Students may also join other clubs which meet at other times during the day (such as before or after school). Please check out the following list of HHS Clubs, some of their duties and responsibilities and activities planned for the year.
"A"
Clubs at HHS
AFS, Key, Earth Tomorrow, Fame, Tri M
AFS: American Field Service is open to any student who wishes to be involved with visiting exchange students and club activities. AFS sponsors many community service projects. The highlight of the year is a group exchange with another high school in the United States. Membership is by application. Meeting Place: Theatre. Sponsor: Mr. Spicer
Earth Tomorrow: ET is open to all students interested in creating awareness about environmental issues. Meeting Place: Room A2. Sponsor: Mrs. Bradley.
FAME: Future Advancement for Minority Education is open to any student concerned about minority relationship and issues. Meeting Place: Library. Sponsors: Ms.T. Lipford, Ms. A. Lipford
Key: Any student interested in involvement with service projects is encouraged to join Key Club which is the largest high school service organization in the world. The club is sponsored locally by the Lenoir Kiwanis Club. Meeting Place: Room A12. Sponsor: Mr. Wilson
Tri M: Modern Music Masters is an honor society for music students which acts as a service organization for the music departments. Membership is by nomination, testing, and GPA. Meeting Place: Band Room. Sponsor: Mr. Townswend
Varsity: Any athlete who has lettered in a sport may join and participate in club activities. Meeting Place: Room C6. Sponsor: Ms. Hamlet
"B" Clubs at
HHS
Chess, Drama, FCCLA, FCA, FBLA, Interact, SADD/SAVE, VICA, Masonry, Electronics, Metals, Drafting,
Graphics, Interact, Masonry, SADD/SAVE,
VICA, Youth Health
CHESS: The Chess Club provides opportunities for students to learn and play chess. Membership is open to anyone interested. Meeting Place: Sponsor:
DRAMA: The Acting Club is the support arm for the two main stage productions of the drama department. Membership is open to the whole student body through dues and meeting attendance. Members are involved in fundraising, promotion of the shows, and social functions. Meeting Place: Theater. Sponsor: Mr. Scott
FCCLA: Family Consumer Community Leaders of America is open to any student
enrolled in Consumer Science or any senior previously enrolled. The purpose is to promote quality in potential homemakers. Meeting Place: B3. Sponsors: Consumer Science Teachers
FCA: Fellowship of Christian Athletes is open to anyone wishing to be a part of Christian fellowship, to serve the school and community, monthly speakers and activities. Meeting Place: Gym. Sponsor: Mrs. Robertson and Mr. Crisp
FBLA: Future Business Leaders of America is open to any student who is currently enrolled in a business class during the year, and who wishes to develop leadership skills, strengthen confidence in self worth, promote scholarship, and wants to be involved in business projects. Meeting Place: C1. Sponsors: All Business Teachers
INTERACT: This is a Community and International service organization sponsored by the Lenoir Rotary Club. Membership is by nomination from faculty and Rotary Club. Meeting Place: Gym. Sponsor: Carl Wilson and Coach Suddreth
POLITICAL ISSUES CLUB:
SADD/SAVE: This club is designed to make students aware of information concerning the hazards of mixing alcohol use and driving and to encourage a sense of responsibility toward self and others. The purpose of SAVE is to promote nonviolence in the school and community environment and to promote awareness and provide education about the effects and consequences of violence in our society. Membership is open to anyone. Sponsor:
SKILLS USA: (FORMER VICA: Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is a club open to all students who are enrolled in a Trade and Industrial Vocational class--Masonry, Electronics, Metal, Drafting, and Graphics. Leadership training and club activities provide involvement for workforce development students. Meeting Place: Each Department. Sponsor: All Trade and Industrial Vocational Teachers
Clubs
Meeting at Other Times
Art, FTA, Beta, Cycling, Quiz Bowl,
Science, Student Council,
Varsity
Art: The purpose of this club is to enhance art learning by being involved in many school and community projects. Any student enrolled in Art Class may join. Meeting Place: A13. Sponsor: Mrs. Martini
FTA: Future Teachers of America is open to any student who wishes to learn about the teaching profession as a career. Meeting Place: . Meeting Time: The first Friday of each month at 7:45. Sponsor:
Beta Club promotes honesty, service, leadership, and meritous achievement. Sophomores, Juniors, and seniors with a GPA of 3.5 may be invited to join. Meeting Time: First Wednesday of each month at 7:40am. Meeting Place: Library. Sponsor: Ms. Beard and Ms. Greeno
Cycling Club is a student-led club that promotes cycling through organized rides. Meeting Place: Room . Sponsor: Mr. Wright
Quiz Bowl: Students who wish to join a club that is involved in intellectual competition are invited to participate. Sponsors: Mr. Frye and Mr. Lewicki
Science: This club is open to any student enrolled in a science course. The primary purpose if to promote science scholarship through science related activities and competitions. Meeting Time: After School. Meeting Place: Science Department. Sponsors: Science Teachers
Student Council: The voice of the student body is the Student Council. Working with faculty and administration to improve student life as well as sponsoring many activities are part of the responsibilities. Students are elected to Student Council. Meeting Place: Sponsors: Mrs. Bryant and Ms. Lipford
