Club Name |
Club Sponsor |
Description |
Meeting times/location |
Amnesty International |
Kristen Embry |
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Anime/Film Club |
Chris Parizo |
Members share an interest in Japanese culture, language, and the special artform known as anime. Film Club allows students to discuss films, film history, and its impact on history and society. Students interested in persuing a career in film or film production, as well as fans of movies, are invited to join. |
Anime members meet Wednesdays (when announced) in room 113; Film members meet 1st Friday of the month |
Bulldog Community Farm |
Angela Wade David Schaar Teresa Cross |
Members share an interest in Film, Japanese culture, language, and the special artform known as anime. |
Saturdays |
Chess Club |
John Hudson |
We meet and play chess informally. We have players who are very good, and players who are just beginning to learn how to play. We are always happy to have new people come and join us |
each Thursday in room 218 |
Close Up |
Mr. Billingsley |
Close Up members raise money through service projects and donations to travel to Washington, D.C. to participate in a week long study of government and citizenship |
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Drama Club |
Lynn Hosking |
The club works on acting techniques through the use of theater games and improvisation. |
We meet each Tuesday in room 309 at 3:45. |
FBLA Future Business Leaders of America |
Keisha Leonard Danielle Jones |
FBLA is the largest student business organization in the world with more than 250,000 members. The FBLA mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. We bring our mission to life through the application of our motto: Service, Education, and Progress. |
See Leonard in Room 301 |
FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) |
Jenna Black Dana Kinney |
Through the ultimate leadership experience of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, members learn to better every aspect of their lives. FCCLA is a dynamic national student-led organization that helps young men & women become leaders today for a better world tomorrow. |
First & Third Wednesdays of the month after school in room 117. To join see Ms Black in V-206 or Ms Kinney in 117 |
Key Club |
Amanda Lockhart Brent Eickhoff Cristine Hellerstein |
Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. What makes Key Club so successful is the fact that it is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through serving others. Membership into the DHS Key Club is opened up every spring. |
First Wednesday of every month; Media Center—more info in 207. See sponsor if interested. |
Language Club |
Agnes Wells Brent Eickhoff |
Language Club members show an appreciation of other languages (besides English) and cultures. We attend events where a variety of cultures are represented. |
1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month (next meeting 9/3), room 320, 3:45 pm |
Literary Team |
Cara Cassell Beth McMahon |
Win? In literature? That's what we do. Sign up in December and January to compete with the Decatur High Literary Team in such areas as dramatic interpretation, extemporaneous speaking, essay, and more. After the sign-up, you practice for your event and then travel with the team to literary laud. |
Sign up with the sponsors. |
Mathematics Team |
John Hudson |
This is a group of students which competes in math against other students from other schools on certain Saturdays throughout the year. . Pay close attention to morning announcements for dates of upcoming competitions. |
There is no regular meeting, and any student who participates in any one competition is not required to participate in any other. See Mr Hudson in 218. |
Mock Trial team |
Marcus Patton |
The Mock Trial team competes in an annual tournament sponsored by the State Bar of Georgia. Students play roles as attorneys and witnesses in a simulated court case. |
Practices are 7-9 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays from November to March. Look and listen for announcements of meetings. |
Model UN |
Beau Dominguez Kristin Embry |
If you like world cultures, international relations, and politics this is the club for you. We will have 3 two-day conferences throughout the year. We require dedication and determination to represent DHS at these funtions. |
Thursdays, room 221. We currently have 40+ members. Because of the work involved spots may open up for membership. Please see Mr. Dominguez. |
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Debra Le Doux Stephanie Gillain |
Nature Club members care about our world and want to take action to preserve it. Join us and help decide what projects we'll tackle during 2008-09! |
The first meeting is this week on Wednesday in room 201 at 3:45. After this meetings will probably be Tues or Thurs at 3:45. |
SkillsUSA |
Jim Streeter Jimmy Fowlkes |
SkillsUSA is a national nonprofit organization serving teachers and high school and college students who are preparing for careers in trade, technical and skilled service occupations, including health occupations. It was formerly known as VICA (Voc. Industrial Clubs of America). |
Room v102 or v203 |
Spectra |
Cross, Jackson, Rostolsky |
Spectra is for students who want to promote awareness of diversity and the rights of other's race, gender, sexual orientation, class, culture, etc. We work on school awareness and education, attend outside events, provide support, and have fun in the process. |
Room 305 |
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The following are not taking members at this time |
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Kim Boswell Nora Bergman |
Honor and Service organization for 9th grade only. Members were inducted at Renfroe Middle School previous year. Students will participate two or more community service projects and one fund raiser for a charitable organization.
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2nd Thursday each month from 8:05 - 8:25 am in lab 322 |
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Kristin Sukharath Kim Boswell |
Honor and Service organization: In their junior year, students who have at least an 88 average (not rounded up) are asked to submit short narratives intended to demonstrate that they not only have done well academically, but also have leadership abilities, good character and a willingness to volunteer(service). The entire faculty will have an opportunity to evaluate all eligible students. A faculty council will review all submitted material and make a final decision about the membership. |
Members pick one:
- Blue Learning Connection
- Two Wednesdays per month from 7:45 - 8:25 a.m.
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