Anime Club
Meeting Day/Time: Mondays: 3-4 pm
Location:
C266
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Mr. Doudna |
Anime Club provides a place and time after school for students who love anything about Anime, Manga, American comics, Cosplay, or anything Japerican (Japanese and American pop culture)! We like to "hang out" and share magaizines, comics, and artwork. We watch Anime movies and TV episodes on a regular basis and have Anime 'Movie Night' on occacion. When there is enough student interest, we try to hold Cosplay contests, sewing sessions, and/or art contests.
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Art Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 2:50-4 pm
Location:
W282 |
Mrs. Adams |
The Art Club provides an opportunity
for our students to get involved in various projects and events
that promote the fine arts program.The major goal of the club has
been to provide students with art experiences that are not normally
available through the scholars art courses. The overall mission
of this club is to highlight ways in which the visual arts enchant
the quality of our lives.The club welcomes anyone with an interest
in the visual arts. No past art experience is necessary. |
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Black Student Alliance (BSA)
Meeting Day/Time:
1st & 3rd Tuesdays: 3-4 pm
Location:
W342 |
Ms. Black |
The Black Student Alliance serves
to increase the awareness, understanding, and appreciation of black
culture by Eaglecrest and surrounding communities through the development
and implementation of educational , social, recreational and cultural
programming. |
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Brotherhood
Meeting Day/Time:
Fridays: 6:45-7 am
Location:
East Conference Room
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Mr. Kelly |
Brotherhood is a young men's leadership organization, with its roots based in grooming scholarship, discipline, honor, tenacity, and leadership in our male students. Our primary focus is to prepare young men for a successful future. We look to equip our "brothers" with the "tools of the trade", and to leave Eaglecrest as empowered, self-confident contributors to society. We charge our Brotherhood students with the responsibility of being a standard of example for each member. We are looking for commitment - Brotherhood students to help build their "brothers" into positive, powerful leaders. If you would like to be a part of this outstanding organization, please contact Mr. Robert Kelly in the Back Main Office |
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Caring Creative Corner
Meeting Day/Time:
Thursdays: 3-4 pm
Location:
E124 |
Ms. Zylstra |
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Chess Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 2:55-4 pm
Location:
W273 |
Ms. Jewett |
The Eaglecrest Chess Club is all about
enjoying the game of chess.If a student wants to learn to play,
our club is a great place to do it.If a student wants to find some
friendly competition, it can happen here. If a young person is highly
competitive, she/he can work his/her way up our chess ladder to
a spot on the Eaglecrest Chess Team.This is our fourth year of playing
in the Denver Scholastic Chess League.We have done wellin the past,
twice winning the league, and in our first year winning state and
competing at nationals. |
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Crafter's Clique
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 3-4 pm
Location:
C266 |
Ms. Gonzales |
Crafter’s Clique is a great way to relax and visit with friends while
earning community service hours by making afghans, baby blankets and
caps for charity. No experience is necessary, and all materials for
charity crafts are provided. All crafts are welcome, and members are
encouraged to share their skills, exchange ideas, and learn new
techniques. Both boys and girls are encouraged to join, and new members
are always welcome. |
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Dodge Ball Spring Only Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Location:
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Mr. Nance |
Dodge Ball is a team sport open
to everyone. New teams are picked each time.It builds self-esteem,
leadership skill, athletics and character |
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Drama Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesday Announced
Location:
Theatre |
Mr. Truglio |
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EHS Environmental Club (EEC)
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays
Location:
E227 |
Ms. Edgar |
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EHS Book Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Once a Month - announced
Location:
S368 |
Mr. Dosky |
The Birdosky Bookclub is a once-monthly club where student and staff
meet to discuss and anlyze books. The club is student-led, being
facilitated by Ms. Bird and Mr. Dosky. We choose books in a democratic
forum and are open to all new ideas. Each month a new book is chosen. We
meet every third Thursday after school to have snacks, good talks, and
good times. |
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EHS Poetry Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Mondays: 2:50-3:45 pm
Location:
W323 |
Ms. Canady |
Voice Within is a club where students
come together to share, read, write, and enjoy various kinds of
poetry. We encourage members to expand their knowledge and experience
with different types, varieties, and forms of poetry. We offer a
different perspective about reading, writing and sharing poems.
Students are free to write any style of poetry they desire from
sonnets and haikus to four-stanza and free verse poems. All students
are welcome regardless of their level of experience with poetry
- whether they just like listening to poetry to enjoy writing poetry. |
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French Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Thursdays: 2:50-4:00 pm
Location:
W275 |
Ms. Farley |
French Club welcomes all students
who are taking French or who simply have an interest in French culture.French
Club kicks off the school year by participating in the Homecoming
parade.In the months that follow, we celebrate French culture with
a variety of activities whether it is vying to create the most dazzling
hat for the fete of Saint Catherine, caroling in French during the
holiday season, searching for the bean in Three Kings cake in January,
celebrating Mardi Gras with authentic Cajun food, or Fishingfellow
students on April Fools Day.We also get together to go to special
events that have a French connection such as movies, plays, or exhibitions
at the art museum.In the last few years we have gone to see the
Impressionist exhibit at the art museum and the play, Cyrano de
Bergerac at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. |
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Gay/Straight Alliance (GSA)
Meeting Day/Time:
Tuesdays: 3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
Library
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Mr. Sterling,
Ms. Quintana,
Mrs. Daum-Schultz
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The purpose of Eaglecrest GSA is to
provide a safe environment for students to increase self-awareness
of sexual identity and sexual orientation.The club serves as a support
network and promotes acceptance of diversity within the Eaglecrest
community.Membership is open to all.
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German Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Fridays: 3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
W279
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Frau Daum-Schultz |
The German Club is designed to foster, promote, and appreciate the German culture, language, and contributions in an informal setting. The German Club also plays a vital and active role in the induction and development of the National German Honor Society and the continuance of the inbound-outbound exchange program with our sister school in Cologne, Germany
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Guitar Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Mondays: 3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
S252
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Ms. Stamatis |
Guitar Club provides a time and a
place for EHS students to gather and play guitar.Some students come
to listen, some come to learn, and some come to teach.Students of
all ability levels and guitars of all types are welcome.
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Hip Hop Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
Pool Area
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s. Chamberlain |
The Hip Hop Club gives students opportunities and a place to learn and
dance hip hop, break dance, pop-lock, and choreography of today's
styles. Students with common interests and talents come together with
the intention of building self-confidence for performing and having fun. |
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Key Club
Meeting Day/Time:
1st & 3rd Weds Each Month: 2:50-3:20 pm
Location:
W321 |
Ms. Hume |
Key Club is the oldest and largest
service program for high school students world wide. It is a student-led
organization that teaches leadership through serving others. We
are committed to helping others in need. Our club motto is "Caring
- Our Way of Life." Students contribute as little or as much
time as they would like toward service projects of their choice.
Come help us make the world a better place! |
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Literary Magazine
Meeting Day/Time:
Tuesdays: 2:45-3:45 pm
Location:
W308 |
Ms. Fraase
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The purpose of this group is to publish
a professional looking journal of student-created art, both writen
and expressive. Students are also taught the tools to publish and
sell a magazine and to gain support of the arts within the student
body. |
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MSA (Muslim Student Alliance)
Meeting Day/Time:
Tuesdays: 2:45-3:45 pm
Location:
W308
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Ms. Fraase |
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Orgullo Latino,
Spanish Pride
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 3-4 pm
Location:
W341 |
Sr. Ramirez
Srta. Rojas |
El Orgullo Latino is a student forum
that embraces the Latino culture. Students organize after school
activities, fundraisers, participate in volunteer programs and the
La Raza Youth Leadership Conference. Hispanic youths play a unique
role in the EHS community and are committed to working with their
peers to build a stronger and more tolerant student body. |
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Peer Buddies
Meeting Day/Time:
1st & 3rd Tuesdays: 3:00-4:30 pm
Location:
C265 |
Ms. Alexander |
Promoting exceptional Eaglecrest Raptors
- Buddies - understanding diversity and disabilities among youth.The
Peer Buddy club pairs Pupil Services students with high achieving
mentors to provide friendship, role models, and promote school unity. |
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Ping Pong Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Tuesdays: 3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
Math Hallway |
Mrs. Gilley
Mr. Matt Williams |
These students meet once a week to
enjoy this very popular and frun activity. This club offers students
an opportunity to socialize and meet new friends. |
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Raptor's Study Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 3:00-4:30 pm
Location:
S252
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Dr. Kemp
Ms. Stamatis
Ms. Wolfer |
Raptor Study Club provides a friendly, fun place for all students - freshmen through seniors, including Regular, Honors, and AP students - who like to study and complete homework assignments together rather than alone - just like successful college students often do. At RSC, students give and receive homework help from one another and from the club's teacher - sponsors. Get help with a paper you're revising, or with your college admissions essay, or with a challenging class project. No matter what project you're working on, we're here to provide encouragement and feedback. We meet every Wednesday after school from 3:00 to 3:45. Join us!
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Robotics Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Thursdays: 3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
E217 |
Ms. Kemp |
The USFIRST Robotics Club - Raptacon - invites anyone to join us who is interested in programming, manufacturing, electronics, website, animation, public relations, and design. We meet weekly for the first semester with several engineers and adult mentors training and teambuilding. In January and February we build a robot designed to play the game unveiled each January by NASA engineers. Regional competition is at the University of Denver in March and National competition is in April. Check out Raptacon.org to learn more!
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Sign Language
Meeting Day/Time:
Monday: 3:00-3:45 pm
Location:
W327 |
Dr. Kemp |
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Sisterhood
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 6:45-7:00 am
Location:
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Mr. Kelly |
Sisterhood is a young women's leadership organization, with parent sponsors and students working together to achieve success, to lead by example, and to build character. To be surrounded by other students looking to better themselves and their surroundings is uplifting, encouraging, and motivational. Our parent sponsors provide direction, input, and guidance. Our Sisterhood students share their expereinces and help mentor the new "sisters." All of our Sisterhood students openly share their ideas and life plans with each other and hold each other acccountable for grades and behaviors, in and out of shcool. If you would like to be a part of this outstanding orgainzation, please contact Mr. Robert Kelly in the Back Main office. |
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Speech & Debate
Meeting Day/Time:
Mondays & Thursdays:
3:00-5:00 pm
Location:
S370
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Ms. Gabrielli |
Speech and Debate is a year-round activity where students participate in
a variety of speaking and debate events. These events include Lincoln
Douglas Debate, Cross Examination Debate, Extemporaneous Speaking, Duo
Interpretation, Drama, Humor and Poetry Interpretation, Public Forum
Debate and Student Congress. Students practice two times a week and
competitions are on weeknights as well as weekends. Eaglecrest’s Speech
and Debate team has a prestigious history. |
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The Syndicate (Step Team)
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
Pool Area |
Ms. Chamberlain |
The Syndicate is a step team whose members use rhythm and music to
entertain audiences and further knowledge in musical and rhythmic
aspects. Meembers of The Syndicate may perform at school assemblies,
games and talent shows. |
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Youth Ending Hunger (YEH)
Meeting Day/Time:
Wednesdays: 2:50-4:00 pm
Location:
W319
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Mrs. King
Ms. Murrin-Loomis |
YEH is a recognized club at EHS working
to educate students about the geographic problems and effects associated
with hunger.YEH involves students in working as part of the solution
to some of these problems. |
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Honor Societies, Special Memberships - These cocurricular activities are available to students who meet the requirements of the program and may require students to go through a selection process.
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DECA, A Marketing Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Class
Location:
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Mr. Haar
Mr. O'Brien
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DECA is a marketing club that allows students to put their business
skills into action through exciting role-play competition and
challenging written business plans. Students travel to several
competitions throughout the school year. DECA provides many
opportunities for student involvement through club leadership, community
service, social activities, and career development. |
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FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America
Meeting Day/Time:
Varies
Location:
E201 |
Mrs. Enright
Mr. LaFlam
Mr. Seely
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FBLA is a student organization for those interested in business classes
and business as a career. FBLA is involved in community and school
service, competitions, leadership education, social activities and
fundraising.
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FCCLA, Family Career & Community Leaders of America
Meeting Day/Time:
Class
Location:
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Ms. Lallman
Ms. Zylstra |
Membership in FCCLA is open to any Eaglecrest student. The national Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America student organization has 250,000 members. Nutrition, fashion, interior design, child development, family, and related careers determine the year's projects in community service, state competitions, school services, leadership training and networking in the community. Annual FCCLA projects include a Coat Drive for the homeless, Pop tab collection for the Ronald McDonald House, sponsorship of the EHS Race for the Cure Team, and the Adopt-A-Family Holiday Project. The club provides opportunities for leadership education and social activities as well as for earning community service hours.
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Handbell Choir
Meeting Day/Time:
Class
Location: |
Mrs. Thede |
This is an ensemble of talented musicians who meet once a week to
rehearse and ultimately perform a variety of handbell music. A highlight
of our year is performing in our winter orchestra and choir concerts at
school. We take our music into the community during December when we
take our one-day "Good Vibrations Bell Tour." We meet all year and
members are selected by audition as they must be able to read music.
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International Thespian Society
Meeting Day/Time:
Class
Location: |
Mr. Truglio |
Thespian Troupe 4999 is a theatrical honor society that meets monthly
throughout the school year. Performing Arts students may become members
by participating in extracurricular plays and earning Thespian points
for their participation. Point levels are determined by the guidelines
set by the International Thespian Society.
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LINK Crew
Meeting Day/Time:
End of year
Location:
TBA |
Mr. Seaver
Ms. Bose
Ms. Fraase
Ms. Kovalik
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LINK Crew is an internationally recognized orientation program designed
to assist high school freshmen in making a smooth transition into high
school. The purpose of this program is to allow successful upperclassmen
to teach the culture of the school to the freshmen and guide them to
the road of success.
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National Art Honor Society
Meeting Day/Time:
Tuesdays
Location:
W282
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Mrs. Adams |
The National Art Honor Society is composed of students who maintain a
3.0 GPA and have taken at least two art classes. As a graduating senior,
you are eligible to earn an honor cord.
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National English Honor Society
Meeting Day/Time: Monday-B-Days/2:50-3:45 pm
Location:
W350 |
Ms. Avery
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This club is a chapter of the National English Honor Society. Students
involved must exhibit merit in past and current English achievements.
This club encourages achievement in Language Arts and explores academic
possibilities after high school, including college attendance and
scholarships. As a graduating senior, you are eligible to earn an honor
cord.
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National French Honor Society
Meeting Day/Time:
Thursdays/2:50-4:00 pm
Location:
W275 |
Ms. Farley
Ms. Sakowsky |
NFHS members must be in Level III, IV, or V in French with a minimum 3.5
GPA in French and 3.0 overall. NFHS is a national society which
promotes appreciation and understanding of Francophone cultures. As a
graduating senior, you are eligible to earn an honor cord. |
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National Honor Society, NHS
Meeting Day/Time:
3rd Tuesday of each month/6:45 am/2:50 pm
Location:
W304
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Mrs. Fisher |
Sophomores and juniors who have a cumulative weighted GPA of 3.7 or more
at the end of first semester are invited to apply for membership in
NHS. Members are selected by a faculty advisory committee. Students are
judged on ratings of leadership and character by the faculty. The
committee judges students on extracurricular activities, community
service, and a personal essay. NHS members should exemplify the
qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. As a
graduating senior, you are eligible to earn an honor cord.
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National Japanese Honor Society
Meeting Day/Time:
Alt Tuesdays & Thursdays/3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
W274 |
Mrs. Williams (Laura) |
NJHS members must be in Level III, IV, or V in Japanese with a minimum
3.5 GPA in Japanese and 3.0 overall. NJHS builds and promotes
appreciation, understanding, and friendship between the U.S. and Japan.
As a graduating senior, you are eligible to earn an honor cord.
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National Spanish Honor Society, Las Aves Rapaces
Meeting Day/Time:
Thursdays/2:50-4:00 pm
Location:
W276 |
Srta. Marshall
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The purpose of the Society is to recognize high achievement in Spanish
by students of secondary schools and to promote continuity of interest
in Hispanic studies. Our chapter has also made it a yearly goal to award
a scholarship to one of our graduating senior members who intends to
continue to study Spanish in college. Members must be in 10th grade or
higher to apply for membership. As a graduating senior, you are eligible
to earn an honor cord.
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Outdoor Adventure Club
Meeting Day/Time:
Mondays - A-Days/
2:50-3:45 pm
Location:
E124 |
Ms. Gleason |
The OAC is an extension of the EHS adventure program. The purpose is to give students who have taken Adventure One and Adventure Two a way to practice and hone their skills as outdoor leaders through outdoor trips. Trips taken are based on student interest but may include things such as extended backpacking, rock climbing, winter camping, 14ers, fastpacking, and much more! During meetings there will be trips planned and food eaten! Members must have successfully completed both Adventure One & Two
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Student Leadership
Meeting Day/Time:
Class
Location:
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Mrs. Snell
Ms. Boatright |
Student Leadership officers are elected each school year. There are five
student body officers, and each grade has two elected
officers—president and vice president—plus senators. Student Council
duties include providing the forum for all student voices to be heard,
promoting school spirit through the planning of events such as
Homecoming, Prom, pep assemblies, and making certain that Eaglecrest has
a connection to our community. Our mission is accomplished through
various committees, class projects, individual responsibilities, and the
council as a whole. Leadership skills are emphasized. Get involved—be a
voice for your school.
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Technology Student Assoc.
Meeting Day/Time:
Fridays/3:00-4:00 pm
Location:
E121 |
Mr. Ericson |
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Classes That Perform Outside of the School Day - These Cocurricular activities are an extension of a class. In order to be involved in these activities, students must be enrolled in the class, or have approval from the teacher.
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Choirs
Meeting Day/Time:
Location: |
Mrs. Williams (Julie) |
There are multiple choirs from which to choose; some having audition
components.
The vocal students perform in concerts, retreats, out-of-state and
in-state trips as well as school performances. Choirs are an excellent
outlet for students to apply their creativity and musical talents.
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Color Guard
Meeting Day/Time:
Location: |
Mr. Mabrey |
Color guard is an activity open to all Eaglecrest High School students
interested in participation with the marching band as a member of the
visual ensemble. The color guard incorporates aspects of dance and flags
to enhance the visual aspect of the marching band. Color guard is a
cocurricular class that meets in the fall semester, and in addition to
the class, there are after school rehearsals as well. As members of the
marching band, color guard members will perform in numerous
competitions, parades, and half-time at all home varsity football games.
Students participating for four years may be eligible to receive a half
credit in physical education.
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EHS Dance Company
Meeting Day/Time:
Location: |
Ms. Ponsford |
Dance Company provides students who have prior dance experience the
opportunity to further develop their training at a pre-professional
level. Emphasis is highly placed on artistry and technique, which means
company members become more artistic choreographers and stronger
dancers. Dance Company is an audition-only class.
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Jazz Band
Meeting Day/Time:
Location:
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Mr. Mabrey |
Jazz Band functions as the
cocurricular musical group designed to expose students to distinctive
jazz, rock, and Latin styles of music. Jazz Band is an audition only
class. The jazz bands are very active with concerts and competitions
throughout the school year. Standard instrumentation for the jazz band
are five saxophones, four trumpets, four trombones, guitar, bass and
drum kit. All students with the appropriate background are encouraged to
audition. Our jazz bands are the musical ambassadors of the
instrumental music department.
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Marching Band
Meeting Day/Time:
Location: |
Mr. Mabrey |
With an annual membership of approximately 75 members, the marching band
is a musical marching unit organized during the summer and early fall
ending in October with the State competition. Membership is open to all
interested students with or without experience. The marching band
provides entertainment for home varsity football games. It performs
annually before many spectators at various marching competitions,
parades, and pep assemblies. Marching band is a cocurricular activity
that meets during the regular school day with additional outside
rehearsals. Students who participate in marching band all four years of
high school may receive one half physical education credit. Marching
band is based upon an atmosphere of music with a lot of fun mixed in.
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Chamber Orchestra, Orchestra
Meeting Day/Time:
Location:
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Mrs. Thede
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The Chamber Orchestra is an ensemble of select string players who wish
to broaden their musical experience. We meet once a week after school to
play chamber music that complements our classroom repertoire. We
perform in our community and for district and school events. Members
must also be enrolled in Symphonic Orchestra.
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Newspaper
Meeting Day/Time:
Location: |
Mr. Fine |
This class is designed to help students learn how to function in a
realistic journalistic business manner. It is also designed for students
to create the student newspaper for EHS, The Eagle Quill.
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Technical Theater Crew
Meeting Day/Time:
Location: |
Mr. Trugilo |
Technical Theatre Crew works after school on all current productions in
the Eaglecrest Theatre. These include band, choir, dance, and orchestra
concerts, and the theatrical productions (school musical, fall and
spring plays). Members work on lighting sets, sound, scenic painting,
and stage management. Although most members of the tech crew are
enrolled in the Advanced Theatre Crew Class, it isn’t required to work
in the Theatre. Students should come with a curiosity to learn something
new and be willing to work hard because “the show must go on.”
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Yearbook
Meeting Day/Time:
Location: |
Ms. Wagner |
This year-long class is devoted to the creation of Wings, the Eaglecrest
yearbook. Being on the yearbook staff is designed to teach various
journalistic techniques like writing, layout design, photography, and
marketing the yearbook. Yearbook is a class that is currently offered to
sophomores, juniors, and seniors through an application process.
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