Glendale High School : Clubs : Academic Activities

Boys’ Service Society
Character Council
Falcons Against Destructive Decisions (F.A.D.D.)
Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America – (F.C.C.L.A.)
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Girls’ Service Society
Green Squad
Library and Office Workers
Peer Mediation
Stage Crew
Student Council
Student-2-Student
Quill & Scroll

Cadet Teaching (Juniors and Seniors Only)
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Future Teachers of America (FTA)
Speech and Debate
Youth Against Cancer (YAC)

All-School Musical
Band
Choir
Orchestra

Bowling
Cheerleading
Dance Squad

Academic Activities

Academic Team - Mike Snodgrass

Art Club – Linda Griffin
The purpose of the Art Club is to stimulate an interest and appreciation for art and to help students acquire a broader cultural outlook. This club sponsors guest lectures and artists. The art club is about providing art related activities to anyone interested in after school art sessions, just for the fun of art and membership is open to all students. You do not have to be in art class to participate.

Culinary Arts - Kyndal Bockelman

Drama Club – Mrs. Bettencourt - Room 260/auditorium
Dramatics is a personality-developing medium that uses subject matter pertaining to different aspects of the theater. It is a study in speech improvement designed to increase the effectiveness of the individual, student studying acting, directing, theater personalities, make-up, and dramatic theater. Several plays and a musical are performed each year.

History Club – Mr. Melton – Room 111
This club is designed for anyone interested in social sciences. In recent years, the club members have organized and participated in the annual History bowl held at MSU. Membership is open to all.

National Honor Society – Constance Leonard
This organization promotes the development of scholarship and leadership and recognizes students for academic success. It is open only to juniors and seniors and a GPA of 4.0 must be maintained. Students are screened through a faculty committee in these areas: scholarship, leadership, community service, and character.

Sons & Daughters of Liberty – Mr. Snodgrass - Room 117
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty provides students with the opportunity to engage in political debate. All students and all views are welcome. Club members want the full range of ideas to be discussed. Having diverse opinions within the same room lends itself to lively discussion.

World Language Club (WLC) – Mrs. Eck - Room 323
AFSI is the largest club at Glendale. The main purpose of the club is to involve students in new cultural experience, whether or not they are enrolled in a foreign language course, to encourage exchange students to become involved in school activities, and to support the work of the foreign language department. Students have the opportunity to experience other cultures in a way that cannot be produced in the regular classroom setting. Activities include foreign language films, field trips to art museum & authentic restaurants, salsa/merengue dance lessons, etc. Glendale students are encouraged to travel abroad with a study or exchange program and may apply for a scholarship from the club.

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