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NOTE: Clubs are subject to change due to student interest.
Club Schedule
(Dates subject to change)A Clubs
B Clubs September 10 September 17 October 1 October 15 December 3 December 17 February 5 March 4 April 2 May 6
A Clubs
AFS, Anime, Earth Tomorrow, Equestrian, FAME, FTA, Key, Tri-M, Varsity
B Clubs
Chess, Drama, FBLA, FCA, Interact, Rodeo, SADD / S.A.V.E., SkillsUSA
Other Times
Varsity: One meeting each year
Student Council: During Channel One
Beta: Before school on the first Thursday of each month
Quiz Bowl: After School
Art: Thursday afternoon after A club date
The Acting Club (Drama 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 fund-raising, promotion of the shows, and social functions.
Meeting place: Theatre
Sponsor: J. Scott
American Field Service (AFS) The AFS club 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: J. Spicer
Anime The Anime club promotes appreciation and understanding of Japanese anime/cartoon and animation. Membership is open to the student body.
Meeting place: Room A15
Sponsor: M. MartineArt Club The purpose of the Art 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: Room A15
Sponsor: M. Martine
Beta Club The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote honesty, service, leadership, and meritous achievement. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a GPA of 3.5 may be invited to join. Meetings are the first Wednesday of each month at 7:40 AM.
Meeting place: Theater
Sponsor: W. Beard
Chess Club The Chess Club provides opportunities for students to learn and play chess. Membership is open to anyone interested.
Meeting place: Room A13
Sponsor: Mr. Taliana
Cycling Club Student led club that promotes cycling through organized rides..
Meeting place: Courtyard
Sponsor: L. Wright
Earth Tomorrow (ET) Earth Tomorrow is open to all students interested in creating awareness about environmental issues.
Meeting place: A2
Sponsor: A. Bradley
FAME (Future Advancement for Minority Education) The FAME club is open to any student concerned about minority relationships and issues.Meeting place: Media Center
Sponsors: T. Lipford, A. Lipford
Family Consumer Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) The FCCLA 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: Room B3
Sponsor: Consumer Science Teachers
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) The FCA 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
Sponsors: J. Crisp, V. Parker
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Any student who is currently enrolled in a business class, or will have a business class second semester, and who wishes to develop competent leadership skills, strengthen confidence in self work, promote scholarship, and wants to be involved in business projects may join.
Meeting place: C-1
Sponsors: Business Teachers
Future Teachers of America (FTA) Any student who wishes to learn about the teaching profession as a career may join. Meetings are held on the first Friday of each month at 7:45 AM.
Meeting place: A10
Sponsor: K. Schwartz
Interact Club Community and International service organization sponsored by Lenoir Rotary Club. Membership is by nomination from faculty and Rotary Club.
Meeting place: Band Room
Sponsor: TBA
Key Club 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 C16
Sponsor: C. Wilson
Quiz Bowl: Students who wish to join a club that is involved in intellectual competition may join.
Sponsors: TBA
SADD / S.A.V.E. Club SADD 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 S.A.V.E. 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 all.
Meeting place: Cafeteria
Sponsor: Officer Keefer
Skills USA Students who are enrolled in a Trade and Industrial Vocational class are eligible to participate. Leadership training and club activities provide involvement for vocational students.
Sponsors: All Trade and Industrial Vocational 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.
Sponsors: T. Lipford and K. Bryant
Tri M (Modern Music Masters) Tri-M 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: K. Townsend
Varsity Club Any athlete who has lettered in a sport may join and participate in club activities.
Meeting place: Gym
Sponsor: Derek Reeves