20-21 BHS Club List - Google Drive


1	20-21 BHS Club List	Description	Advisor	Day & Time	Meeting Location

2	Academic Olympics		Jennie Tranel	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
3	Art Club	Art club is a year long club for all kinds of art enthusiasts: artists, creative types and people interested in just being involved with art. We meet after school on a weekly basis. Art club has an annual Kids Art Festival Fundraiser, participates in Art Gallery opening receptions and set-up of shows, meets with artists, creates art, and travels to an art destination every year. We work on managing the permanent collection when we are and volunteer with whatever opportunity arises regarding art in our community. We have worked on public murals, helped out at elementary schools and been involved with local art centers. Finally, Art Club explores the local art community by visiting artist’s studios, attending local arts events, or visiting galleries and coffee houses where local art is on display.	Sukha Worob	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
4	Bike Club		Alex Holt	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
5	Climate Crisis Club (Blue Dot)		Katie Laslovich	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
6	Deca	DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. DECA's comprehensive learning program applies learning through integrated classroom instruction while working with the local community and businesses to prepare for state and international competitions. DECA will prepare GHS students to be academically prepared, community oriented, professionally responsible, and experienced leaders.	Tanner Curey	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
7	Engineering Club		Carl Poeschl	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
8	Family Career And Community Leaders Of America	The mission of FCCLA, is to promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences Education. If you enjoyed taking a Family and Consumer Sciences class join FCCLA and put the skills you gained to work helping families in our school and community while gaining leadership skills that will be needed for adult life.	Joanna Krogstad	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
9	FCA		Connor Hausauer & Jason Nagel	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
10	German Club	The German Club is a group of students interested in enjoying the German language and culture on an informal, active basis. Club activities include celebrating Oktoberfest, selling genuine imported Advent Calendars, cutting the Christmas tree—in conjunction with a sledding party—for the school cafeteria, and planning a spring party. The German Club buys treats for German classes and provides scholarships for study in Germany.	Kevin McKelvy	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
11	Guitar Building Club		Dan Brown	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
12	Hawks Theatre Club	The Hawks Theatre Company provides students with a variety of opportunities and training in professional theatre. Several stage productions a year offer students experience in acting, set design, construction, lighting and sound operation, makeup and costuming, publicity and directing. Whether one is participating for fun or seeking a career in theatre, the Hawks Theatre Company offers something for everyone, and has successfully placed students in professional jobs before and after graduation.	Stacie Mckiernan	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
13	Hawks Outdoors		Felicia King	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
14	HOSA: Future Health Professionals	Are you interested in working in the health care industry? Join HOSA! The mission of HOSA is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health sciences. You will have the opportunity to participate in state and national competitions testing your health care and leadership skills. HOSA provides a unique program of leadership development, motivation, and scholarship opportunities for students enrolled in health science education programs. Many universities have HOSA chapters too! HOSA is 100% health care!	Shannon Knodel	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
15	Human Rights Club	The Human Rights Club was founded in 2017 to advocate for and raise awareness about human rights issues, locally, nationally and internationally. The club undertakes a variety of activities to accomplish these goals, including the organization and promotion of educational activities, like topical movie nights, student presentations on human rights issues, and guest speakers. When appropriate, the club also partners with other clubs, undertakes fundraising activities for specific projects, and organizes periodic volunteering efforts with like-minded entities, such as the Bozeman Food Bank and local warming center. The Human Rights Club has also conducted voter registration drives at BHS and hosted special events to honor Human Rights Day and the International Day of Peace. Our slogan: "Fight for Rights!"	Derek Strahn	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
16	Jewelry Guild	The goal of this guild is to provide a vehicle where metal art/jewelry students can participate in metals as an extra-curricular “club.” This club meets weekly and hosts an open studio every Thursday night from 3:30-7:30 allowing all metals students to come and freely work in the jewelry studio. The metalsmith guild continues to pursue active involvement in the arts community by supporting local openings, talks, and events.	Stacie Smith/Kerry Corcoran	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
17	Key Club	The Key Club is a social/service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Organization. The club is for young men and women who want to assure positive futures for themselves and others. The club motto is, “Caring . . . Our Way of Life.”	Chris Rawlins	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
18	Leo Club	Leo Club is dedicated to serving the local and global community. All projects are selected and carried out by club members, with faculty assistance. Typical service projects include the Turkey Bowl, the Duck Race, Halloween Haunted House, help with the local elementary schools' carnivals, sponsorship of ROC Wheels wheelchairs, and networking for other service projects. The club meets weekly and is sponsored by the Gallatin Empire Lions Club.	Jake Lile	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
19	Model United Nations	This activity is for those students wishing to learn more about the U.N. and international politics. Involving approximately 35 students, the group begins meeting about the second week in September and continues weekly meetings until the annual conference at Missoula during Thanksgiving week. Open to 9th through 12th grades, MUN requires only a small fee, as it is largely supported with school funds.	Amy Wallner Drake/Rhonda Coombs	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
20	Native American Club		Richard Galli/Anna Edwards	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
21	Partners Club	Partners Club brings students with and without disabilities together to participate in a variety of activities. We work hand in hand with the Gallatin High School Special Olympics team. We have weekly lunch meeting where we get to know each other and plan our activities. Along with a number of fun activities we do throughout the year, we also coordinate the annual the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign.	Joey Hancock	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
22	Photo Club	Photo Club, an extension of the Photo and Graphics classes, includes more than just photography. Open labs are held once a week for students to come in and work on assignments or personal projects. Photo Club is also partially responsible for maintaining Bozeman High School's web pages. In January, students enter their best photos in the Winter Fair, which gives cash prizes to the winners. In April, students have an opportunity to enter the Montana State TSA (Technology Student Association) contest to compete in events involving information graphics, among others.	Karl Schwartz	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
23	Project X2+	Project X²+ is a group for young men and women within Gallatin High School who recognize and wish to address the issues facing them. These issues include things such as dating violence, double standards, name-calling, body image, self-respect, common experiences and treatment within the high school setting, and disrespect toward young women in general. Project X²+ does not just address the issues at Bozeman High; we also do volunteer and outreach work throughout the community and the globe as a form of empowerment and raising awareness of commonly unaddressed issues among young women.	Heidi Robison	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
24	Prom Committee	Junior Class hosts the Junior/Senior Prom for the calendar school year. The committee is in charge of creating a theme and finding decorations to decorate the dance venue. The group organizes ticket sales, royalty, fundraising and advertisements. Each committee member gets a free couples’ ticket to prom if they work on or about 32 hours. Prom Committee starts after the winter holiday break and goes until the date of prom that given year.	Katie Greiner	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
25	Robotics Club		Carl Poeschl	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
26	Rotary-Interact Club	The Rotary-Interact Club is a community service organization. Sponsored by Bozeman's Rotary Club, Interact works on many community service projects, such as providing assistance to Bozeman Deaconess Hospital, as well as sending supplies to orphans in Uganda.	Logan Aytes	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
27	Scribblings	This high school creative arts magazine is published in May by a staff of sophomores, juniors and seniors. The staff meets in late January to encourage student submissions of poetry, prose, art and photography; to select the pieces to be included; and to organize the magazine itself. In March, responsibilities are assigned for the organization and sale of the finished magazine. The costs of publishing the magazine and providing contest prize money, as well as helping with the costs of a “poet in residence,” are all covered by the sale of Scribblings.		Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
28	Sexuality And Gender Alliance(Saga)	The purpose of SAGA is to create a safe environment in BHS for all students, while fighting discrimination, harassment, and violence. It also works to educate the school community about homophobia, gender identity, and issues involving sexual orientation.	Lila Michaels	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
29	Skillsusa	Skills USA Club is for those enrolled in industrial classes who are interested in further preparing for the world of work. Club members travel to Havre, Montana, to compete in the state competition each April.	Dan Brown	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
30	Solar Schools		Miles McGeehan	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
31	Spanish Club	Spanish Club provides an opportunity for students of all levels of Spanish to meet, socialize and expand their language interests. Fund-raisers, Christmas tree decorating, and various informal food tasting parties are just a few of the fun activities. Ole!!	Dana Pierre	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
32	Student Council(Stuco)	Although it has no governing power, the BHS Student Council plays significant roles on behalf of the students. Elected to their position by class and student body vote, the class representatives and executive officers represent the students in various ways, including calling upon the student body to meet various needs among students and local residents. Working with administrators, the council often initiates or encourages positive and responsible action by citizen-students. One elected student, often the Student Body President, holds a non-voting seat on the District #7 School Board. The council also provides various social activities for BHS students.	Pam Brown & Lottie Rhyner	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
33	Woodworking Club	The Woodworker’s Club provides the opportunity for students to improve their woodworking skills and complete interesting projects of their choosing. The club is open to students who have had a previous BHS woodworking class or are currently enrolled in a class. This prerequisite ensures that students have all passed the required safety training for working in a shop equipped with modern power tools and machinery.	Dan Brown	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
34	Worldquest		Amy Wallner-Drake/Jennie Tranel	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor
35	Yearbook		Johanna Moore	Check with club advisor	Check with club advisor