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Club/ExtracurricularContact PersonContact EmailSummaryMembership Eligibility/How to Join
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All SportsMrs. Bosser
(Athletic Director)		p_bosser@lcsschools.netFall sports: Cross Country, Golf, Field Hockey, Football, Girls Soccer, Boys Soccer, Girls Tennis, Volleyball; Winter sports: Basketball, Bowling, Gymnastics, Swimming, Wrestling, Cheerleading; Spring Sports: Baseball, Softball, Track, Boys TennisOpen to all LHS students. Must have a minimum of 1.75GPA and passing 5 one-credit courses.
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Big Brothers, Big SistersMrs. Kimbles_kimble@lcsschools.netStudents are matched with an elementary student. LHS students meet once a week with their little during the school day at that student's elementary school.Anyone can join, but you need to be able to drive and have either back-to-back study halls, or a study hall and lunch back-to-back.
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Book ClubMrs. Henderson & Ms. Cupeles ashlin_henderson@lcsschools.net c_cupeles@lcsschools.netFor anyone who loves to read and talk about books! We also take part in a Book Battle competition every May.Open to all LHS students.
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DECA
An Association of Marketing Students		Ms. Blanchardj_blanchard@lcsschools.netInternational student organization for marketing and business students. Involves educational conferences, field trips and inter-school competitionsEnrollment into the Marketing Education Career Tech Program
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Theatre Club, Thespian Troupe 1848, & LHS Major ProductionsMr. Metzgerr_metzger@lcsschools.netTheatre Club is the theatrical group of LHS. Consists of the production’s cast and its crews. The crews consist of lights, sound, set and costumes/makeup. LHS Major Productions takes the actors of the LHS Theatre Club and puts on two shows a year: a fall play, and a spring musical. Join the drama club and or be cast in a performance.
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Ecology ClubMr. Baratha_barath@lcsschools.net Ecology Club is about educating the school and community about conservation practices. We also manage and advocate for the recycling at LHS.Open to all LHS Students. Join by attending any meeting or event.
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Ed Rising An Association of Teaching Academy & Childcare StudentsMrs. Etheringtonj_etherington@lcsschools.net National Student Leadership Organization. Students apply what they learn in class to real world based projects that they take to competition.Open to all students in the Teaching Academy and Childcare Career Tech Program
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Esports ClubMr. Daviss_davis@lcsschools.netThe Lancaster Esports Club is a competitive gaming team that competes in various games throughout each semester. Students may try out to earn a spot on the varsity team or choose to join our official Discord to make new friends that share the hobby of gaming.Membership Eligibility: Tryouts are held at the start of each semester for the Varsity team. Students who compete need to have a 1.0 GPA. Any student is able to participate in the social aspect.
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FCCLA An Association of Culinary Students Chef Jeff Cecilj_cecil@lcsschools.netLancaster FCCLA competes in Culinary Arts related competitions, encourages employment in Culiniary Arts careers, and gives students leadership opportunities.
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FFA An Association of Animal Science StudentsMr. Thomasb_thomas@lcsschools.netLancaster FFA competes in agriculture related competitions, encourages employment in agriculture jobs, and gives students leadership opportunities.Open to students enrolled in Agriculture classes
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First PriorityMrs. Thompsona_thompson@lcsschools.netA club where students can discuss their faith in a safe and welcoming space. Our mission is to equip students for mission by empowering them with the Word of God.Open to all LHS students.
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French ClubMrs. Taylor a_taylor@lcsschools.netOffers a variety of French culture enrichment activities/events such as Sculpture Night, French Film Night, a Cooking Competition, and Christmas Dinner and more. French Club also hosts some community service projects. Promotes exploration outside of class and welcoming environment to all.Open to all LHS students.
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Freshman Class OfficersMr. Bayatt_bayat@lcsschools.netElected students help run fundraisers to raise money for their Senior year prom and graduation. The Freshman class also helps the community with programs like Adopt a Child during Christmas and sponsors the Comining Home dance at LHS.
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GAA - Girls Athletic AssociationMrs. Bosser, Mrs. Chevalier, Mrs. Kinniard, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Galadyk, Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. Cristp_bosser@lcsschools.netGroup of young women focused on empowering one another through collaboration, advocacy, encouragement, support and allyship. Our mission is to develop, support and honor our members as they grow into women leaders.Female athletes grades 9-12
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GFF'sMrs. Kimble & Ms. Stoshak s_kimble@lcsschools.net l_stoshak@lcsschools.net GFF's (or Gale Frosh Friends) help to welcome the freshman class on the 1st day of school. A mandatory one day GFF training is held during the summer. Must be in 10th-12th grade
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GSAMrs. Reliford & Ms. Stoshaka_reliford@lcsschools.net l_stoshak@lcsschools.netThe purpose of the GSA (Gender Sexualities Alliance or Gales Support All) is to provide students a welcoming and safe space for self expression without consequence or judgement.Open to all LHS students.
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HOSA- Future Health ProfessionalsTBATBAThe mission of HOSA is to empower future health professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. The purpose is to develop leadership and technical skill competencies through field experiences, service-learning projects, and skills-based competitions.Any student enrolled in a Project Lead the Way Biomedical Science course
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Interact ClubMs. Falvoc_falvo@lcsschools.netInteract Club helps students develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self. It is affiliated with the Rotary Club of Lancaster. Members participate in service projects in the school and community, as well as international initiatives.Open to all LHS students.
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In the KnowCoach Connc_conn@lcsschools.netBased on the popular quiz style format of two teams consisting of four players each. The object of the game is to score the most points, earned by correctly answering questions asked by the show’s Host.Meeting at the beginning the year for anyone who is interested. We will hold "competitions" during activity period.
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Journalism - Eye of the Gale & Quill and ScrollMs. Mendicinoj_mendicino@lcsschools.netStudents produce the school online newspaper, Eye of the Gale. Students also sell advertising, conduct interviews, take photos, and write news features that concern LHS and the Lancaster community. For Quill and Scroll, eligible students spend extra time during study hall or after school to develop the Eye of the Gale school online website. Students with a B- in English and who are in grades 10-12 qualify for Journalism.Application to apply, B- GPA in English is required. 10th-12th grade. Journalism students who maintain an A in the class can join Quill and Scroll.
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Junior Class OfficeMrs. DiTommasom_ditommaso@lcsschools.netElected students select and execute fundraisers to raise money for their senior year prom and graduation. Junior class officers help seniors set up and tear down prom so they can get ideas/inspiration. The Junior class also helps the community with programs like Adopt a Child during Christmas.
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Key ClubTBATBAKey Club is a student led service organization that is partnered with the Lancaster Kiwanas Organization. The goal of this club is to encourage leadership through serving others. Key Club will meet the first Thursday of every month with most meetings being held in the Little Theater/Auditorium. Open to all LHS students.
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Latin ClubMs. Durdelc_durdel@lcsschools.netGoal is to encourage the study of Classics outside of the Latin classroom and to build a supportive, fun community of students with similar interests. Latin Club organizes a variety of activities both within the content area and in support of the community.
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National ART Honor Society (NAHS)Mrs. Fishs_fish@lcsschools.netThe NAHS program provides national recognition and opportunities for students who exhibit outstanding scholarship in the visual arts. Membership requirements: complete one full semester of high school Art, B average in Art courses, Art teacher reccomendation. Members are expected to participate in a minimum of six events the year, two are community service/art advocacy related.
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National Honor Society Ms. Blair & Ms. Julienl_blair@lcsschools.net l_julien@lcsschools.netThe NHS recognizes students who excel in the areas of Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. Students are eligible beginning in their Junior year if they have a 3.4 GPA or higher. Students must fill out a form with information about their Service, Leadership, and Character. A selection committee makes the final decision as to who will be inducted into the NHS.
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National Technical Honor SocietyMrs. Etherington & all CT Instructorsj_etherington@lcsschools.netHonors and recognizes students in Career & Technical EducationAttendance minimums
3.0 GPA
Application
Teacher Nomination
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Pep BandMr. Factorb_factor@lcsschools.netPep Band is an extra-curricular ensemble that performs at select home basketball games.All high school band members (and select 8th grade band members) are eligible for membership.
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Percussion EnsembleMr. Gerkenb_gerken@lcsschools.netPercussion Ensemble is an extra-curricular musical group that uses percussion and keyboard instruments.Audition and prior experience in band/choir on Percussion and Keyboard Instruments.
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RoboticsMr. Ryszj_rysz@lcsschools.netStudents design, build, and code robots using VEX V5 materials in order to compete in the latest version of the VRC game. Students will learn to use different types of tools including band saws, drills/impacts, rotary tools, and more.
All students with an interest in learning about coding and robotics. To maintain membership, students will have to pay the club fee and attend at least one meeting per semester.
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Science OlympiadMr. Bayat and Ms. Barnett t_bayat@lcsschools.net and o_barnett@lcsschools.netStudents involved in Science Olympiad have the opportunity to participate in a number of STEM oriented events. We attend multiple competitions in the spring where students compete against other schools. All students interested in STEM fields who are in good academic standing can join this club.
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Senior Class Mrs. Etheringtonj_etherington@lcsschools.netA group of elected students that tackle all the necessary items to represent the senior class. This includes planning Prom, making graduation decisions, and representing the senior class in school wide events (i.e. Adopt a Family, Student Leadership Board, Homecoming, Pep Rallies).Open to any 12th grade student
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SkillsUSA Ohio Mr. Eversolej_eversole@lcsschools.netStudent led organization focusing on leadership skills. An Association of Auto Tech, Broadcasting, Construction Tech, Cosmetology, Criminal Science, Health Tech, Multimedia & Systems Tech Students Career tech students are members with the exception of FFA (Animal Science), FCCLA (Culinary Arts), EdRising (Teacher Academy) and DECA (Marketing).
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Sophomore Class Officers and Advisory Board Mrs. Thompson a_thompson@lcsschools.netOfficers are choosen by their sophomore peers. Activities include Homecoming Dance, Adopt a Family for Christmas, Penny Day and other possible school activities and fundraisers.Officers are voted on but all others are welcomed to be a part of the Advisory Committee.
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Spanish ClubMs. Spencerj_spencer@lcsschools.netSpanish Club offers a variety of community service activities for students both at home and for communities abroad such as the Pulsera Project and Adopt-a-Family.Open to any student.
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Student Council Miss Saulniera_saulnier@lcsschools.netA group of elected students that tackle all the necessary items to represent the senior class. This includes planning Prom, making graduation decisions, and representing the senior class in school wide events (i.e. Adopt a Family, Student Leadership Board, Homecoming, Pep Rallies).Open to all LHS students.
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Jazz BandMr. Factorb_factor@lcsschools.netJazz Band is an extra-curricular ensemble that begins rehearsing at the conclusion of the marching band season. The group explores various styles within the jazz/pop genre, including swing, blues, funk, rock, latin, and more.
All high school band members are eligible for membership. Non-band members may audition on piano, guitar, and bass, or as a vocal soloist.
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Varsity L Mrs. Ingram, Mr. Crist, & Mrs. Kinniard h_ingram@lcsschools.net j_crist@lcsschools.net a_kinniard@lcsschools.net
Varsity L is a varsity athlete organization that gives back to the Lancaster community through various programs such as Community Care Day, Adopt A Family and 2nd and 7 Foundation.
All members must have a Varsity L or be currently on a varsity team.
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Winter GuardMr. Factorb_factor@lcsschools.netWinter Guard is an extension of the fall Color Guard program. The purpose of the group is to continue to develop and refine the skills necessary for successful participation in the fall season. Winter Guard begins rehearsing at the conclusion of the marching band season.There are no auditions for Winter Guard. Membership is open to all students in grades 8-12.
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Yearbook - MirageMrs. Damantic_damanti@lcsschools.netYearbook students take part in all phases of the production of the yearbook. This includes photography, graphic design, advertising, sales, and book distribution. Students attend school events in order to document the year here at LHS.Application to apply, 10th-12th grade, C+ or above GPA average, willingness to attend school events to take pictures
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