Fashion Club
President: Junior Josie Lewin
Summary: Talk about latest trends and popular styles.
When: Wednesdays during TCB
Where: Business teacher Ashley Scheuerman’s room
“Our goal is to eventually do a charity fashion show in the spring or next fall. We also have a bulletin board at the end of the senior hallway that highlights our own trend of the month.” — Lewin
Ultimate Frisbee Club
President: Senior Eli Kahn
Summary: Chance for Ultimate Frisbee players to play on a casual team with friends.
When: During the fall season, Sundays at 1 p.m. During the winter season, Wednesdays after school.
Where: Blue Valley High School football field
“I like playing Ultimate. I have played since fifth grade, so it is fun to play with kids from my school.” — Kahn
Pokémon Club
President: Freshman Caroline Newport
Summary: Play the new Nintendo DS Pokémon games and sometimes play traditional Pokémon card games.
When: One Thursday a month
Where: Science and Leadership teacher Azie Taghizadeh’s room
“Everyone there loves Pokémon, and I love Pokémon. We can sit and play the video games for an hour after school.” — Newport
Chess Club
President: No elected officials
Summary: Play others with a variety of different chess backgrounds and abilities in order to become a better player. Optional tournaments.
When: Tuesdays after school
Where: Math teacher Richard Gill’s room
“I like having a variety of people to play against. If a lot of people show up, then you have a pretty wide range of competition.” — Senior Nick Williams
Restaurant Club
President: Junior Madison Wilkins
Summary: An opportunity to broaden students’ cultural horizons and experience new food and restaurants.
When: First Thursday of the Month
Where: Science teacher Charlena Sieve’s room
“I like being able to have an excuse to go to restaurants.” — Wilkins
Gay-Straight Alliance
President: No elected officials
Summary: Talk in open discussions about LGBTQ issues in the community.
When: Every other Tuesday at 3:15 p.m.
Where: Spanish teacher Jill Gouger’s room
“My favorite part about it is everybody is welcome, regardless of your sexuality, your race, your ethnicity — it’s a totally safe environment. Everything that is said there stays there.” — Senior Ryan Edmonds