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<strong>Campus</strong> <strong>Clubs</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Organizations</strong><br />
<strong>Reflects</strong> <strong>Active</strong> <strong>Groups</strong> <strong>as</strong> <strong>of</strong> Spring 2012<br />
Academic Challenge/Quiz Bowl Ed Larsen 1221<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Academic Decathlon Misty Fincher & Susan Shank 1615/1614<br />
A team <strong>of</strong> 9 students (named in November) competes in contests in 10 are<strong>as</strong>: Language & Literature,<br />
Economics, Math, Social Science, Natural Science, Art, Music, Essay, Interview <strong>and</strong> Speech. Students receive<br />
Pre-AP credit. State qualifiers receive UIL letter awards.<br />
Academic Octathlon Sue Ann Manthei 1629<br />
A 9-student team determined in March competes in eight <strong>of</strong> the ten Decathlon events (no Interview or Speech)<br />
in regional contests (no<br />
state meet). Participants meet after school, not for credit.<br />
American Sign Language Audrey Reyna 1224<br />
See advisor for details<br />
American Sign Language Honor<br />
Society<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Audrey Reyna 1224<br />
Anime <strong>and</strong> Manga Club* Kristin Ha<strong>as</strong>e-Alvey 2207<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Art Club Cindy Reilly 1102<br />
See advisor for details<br />
*Denotes a non-curriculum-related club<br />
Art Honor Society Christie Skinner 1103<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Balla Babes* Beverly Shepherd 1204<br />
See advisor for details
Best Buddies Nora N<strong>as</strong>r & Katie Dolan 1226<br />
Best Buddies provide friendship <strong>and</strong> social support for special needs students, either one on one or in group<br />
activities one Saturday morning a month. New members welcome at any time.<br />
B.I.B.L.E.* Melinda Martin 1302<br />
B<strong>as</strong>ic Instructions Before Leaving Earth. See advisor for details.<br />
Bowling Team (Intramural) Bob Diethrich 2602<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Cheerleading Angie Eller & Amy McConnell 2624<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Chinese Club Hsiu-jen Elsie Chang 1223<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Cinco Ranch High School<br />
Gay-Straight Alliance*<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Marcia Simmons 1620<br />
Cinco Ranch Lacrosse Club* Beverly Shepherd 1204<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Cinco Ranch Theatre<br />
Company<br />
Kathy Gall<strong>as</strong>-Beyer & Stephen Brown 1107<br />
Learning about every <strong>as</strong>pect <strong>of</strong> theatre, CRTC produces two main stage productions <strong>and</strong> one UIL One Act Play<br />
each year. Auditions determine participation in individual shows.<br />
Color Guard Danny Rivera 1101<br />
Students enrolled in this full-year course learn dance concepts, spinning <strong>and</strong> tossing flags, rifles <strong>and</strong> sabers <strong>and</strong><br />
develop teamwork, choreography <strong>and</strong> performance. Color guard performs with the marching b<strong>and</strong> in fall <strong>and</strong><br />
in indoor competitions in spring.<br />
Comedy Sportz HSL Kathy Gall<strong>as</strong>-Beyer & Stephen Brown 1107<br />
This improvisational comedy troupe trains with pr<strong>of</strong>essional comics <strong>and</strong> competes in battles <strong>of</strong> wits against<br />
other ComedySportz High School League teams. Participants must have completed Theatre 1 <strong>and</strong> currently be<br />
enrolled in a theatre course.
Competitive Speaking Team Rita Perry 2505<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Computer Science Club Sean Campbell 2225<br />
The computer science club competes in programming contests during both fall <strong>and</strong> spring semesters, hosting a<br />
programming contest <strong>and</strong> one or more LAN parties per year. Participation is open to all CRHS students,<br />
including those not enrolled in computer cl<strong>as</strong>ses.<br />
Cougar B<strong>and</strong> Michael Ouellette, Ray Jones, Danny Rivera 1101<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Cougar Choirs Dorothy Wilson & David Lee 1104<br />
“Body, mind, spirit, voice; it takes the whole person to sing & rejoice!” (Helen Kemp) Cougar choirs instill<br />
music literacy <strong>and</strong> enrich lives through the art <strong>of</strong> vocal music. Men’s Choir <strong>and</strong> Bel Canto women’s choir are<br />
open to all; auditions determine placement in other choirs, including the BRAVO show choir.<br />
Cougar Culinary Club Brenda Motty 1310<br />
This club gives students with a p<strong>as</strong>sion for cooking the opportunity to new new techniques <strong>and</strong> develop their<br />
skills in a social environment.<br />
Cougar Orchestra Brett Nelsen & Troy Eads 1105<br />
One <strong>of</strong> the top orchestra programs in Tex<strong>as</strong>, CRHS orchestr<strong>as</strong> <strong>of</strong>fer students the opportunity to perform in many<br />
venues, explore various musical styles <strong>and</strong> audition for solos, ensembles <strong>and</strong> school musicals. Eligible students<br />
travel to music festivals in spring. Auditions determine placement.<br />
Cougar Stars Dance Team Lindsey Dresner & Christine Deci 1731<br />
The Stars perform at pep rallies, football & b<strong>as</strong>ketball games <strong>and</strong> other events to support CRHS. In addition,<br />
the team competes in numerous local <strong>and</strong> regional dance contests <strong>and</strong> hosts an exhilarating Spring Show to<br />
highlight the year. Auditions determine participation.<br />
Creative Writing Club Nancy Allen 1619<br />
See advisor for details<br />
CRyptonite Robotics Team Steven Fish 2219<br />
Team CRyptonite energizes students about science <strong>and</strong> technology <strong>as</strong> they build a robot to compete in regional<br />
<strong>and</strong> national contests. Team members become pr<strong>of</strong>icient in mechanical design, electronics, pneumatics, public<br />
relations <strong>and</strong> web site creation. (Sponsored by BP & Oceaneering)<br />
Delta Epsilon Phi (German<br />
Honor Society)<br />
Heidi Kirby 1219<br />
Open to students who have excelled in three semesters <strong>of</strong> high school German, with a GPA <strong>of</strong> 3.6 in German
cl<strong>as</strong>ses <strong>and</strong> 3.0 overall. Society members do community service work <strong>and</strong> attend German cultural events in the<br />
Houston area.<br />
Destination Imagination Linda Hill 1006<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Diamond Dolls* Rita Perry 2505<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Dumbledore’s Army* Amy Payne 1301<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Electronic Dance Music Club* Cindy Reilly 1302<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Environmental Club Aaron Hoefer 1207<br />
See advisor for details<br />
FBLA (Future Business<br />
Leaders <strong>of</strong> America)<br />
John Bryan & Karen Thompson 2504<br />
FBLA helps students develop leadership skills <strong>and</strong> self-confidence <strong>as</strong> they participate in community service<br />
activities <strong>and</strong> career-building opportunities. Members operate the School Store, bake cookies, volunteer at the<br />
Krause Center <strong>and</strong> Katyville Healthcare <strong>and</strong> work with other community organizations. Meetings are before<br />
<strong>and</strong> after school in the LGI.<br />
FFA John Ford , Dean Fuchs, Joe M<strong>as</strong>k 1308<br />
FFA is a dynamic youth organization in agricultural education that changes lives <strong>and</strong> prepares students for<br />
premier leadership, personal growth <strong>and</strong> career success.<br />
French Club Ginny Pitts 1214<br />
Le Cercle Francais is dedicated to learning, experiencing <strong>and</strong> promoting the culture <strong>and</strong> language <strong>of</strong> France.<br />
Any student enrolled in any French cl<strong>as</strong>s at CRHS is welcome. Meetings are held on Thursdays at 7:00 am or<br />
2:40 pm.<br />
German Club Heidi Kirby 1219<br />
Open to any CRHS student enrolled in German, German club immerses students in real-life activities that<br />
reinforce cl<strong>as</strong>sroom teaching like visiting Wurstfest in New Braunfels, watching recent movies in Gertman, <strong>and</strong><br />
attending parties with great German food.
Good Sportsmanship League (GSL) Linda Bundy 1633<br />
GSL promotes school spirit <strong>and</strong> goodwill toward athletic opponents, educating <strong>and</strong> encouraging members to be<br />
positive role models. Among other projects, members participate in making banners <strong>and</strong> posters for display in<br />
the school.<br />
Hip Hop Culture Club* William Crump 2206<br />
See advisor for details<br />
HOSA (Health Occupation<br />
Students <strong>of</strong> America)<br />
Emma Cable-Carter 2223<br />
HOSA welcomes all students in grades 9-12 who are interested in health care careers <strong>and</strong> community service.<br />
Meetings are held before <strong>and</strong> after school.<br />
Ice Cougars* Laury Good Commons<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Interact (Community Service/<br />
Katy Rotary Club)<br />
See advisor for details<br />
John Bryan 2504<br />
Japanese Club Kamiko Okuntani 2007<br />
Meeting the first Thursday <strong>of</strong> every month, Japanese Club <strong>of</strong>fers students opportunities to learn, experience <strong>and</strong><br />
enjoy the culture <strong>and</strong> language <strong>of</strong> Japan. Activities include watching animations/movies, listening to Japanese<br />
music, going to eat Japanese cuisine, trying calligraphy, etc.<br />
Junior Achievement/<br />
Entrepreneurship<br />
Karen Thompson 1622<br />
In social studies cl<strong>as</strong>ses, JA community volunteers deliver a 6-8 week economics program to seniors <strong>and</strong> a 6<br />
week international business marketplace information unit to 9th graders.<br />
Junior Girls* Kristin Ha<strong>as</strong>e-Alvey 2207<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Key Club Debbie Ciocca 2618<br />
The high school branch <strong>of</strong> the Kiwanis Club, Key Club is an international student-led organization whose<br />
members build character <strong>and</strong> develop leadership through service activities in the community, school, <strong>and</strong><br />
home. The Key Club motto is “Caring, Our Way <strong>of</strong> Life.”<br />
Korean Club* Wayne Brockinton 2616
See advisor for details<br />
Literary Criticism UIL 1608<br />
Literary/Art Magazine Karen Thompson 1622<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Model UN Wayne Brockinton 2615<br />
Members participate in a mock UN conference <strong>and</strong> perform research to prepare for the event.<br />
Mu Alpha Theta (Math<br />
Honor Society)<br />
L. Bynum, E. Kana, V. Turner,<br />
G. Garner, S. Scott<br />
Mu Alpha Theta members <strong>of</strong>fer peer tutoring. Membership applications are accepted during the first six weeks<br />
<strong>of</strong> school only.<br />
2211<br />
My Little Pony Friendship Is<br />
Magic Club*<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Beth Friedman 2009<br />
Newspaper (County Line) Ed Larsen 1221<br />
See advisor for details<br />
National English Honor Society Marcia Simmons 1620<br />
See advisor for details<br />
NHS (National Honor Society) Betsy Smalley, 2018<br />
NHS members are selected for academic performance <strong>and</strong> excellent citizenship. Members fulfill vows <strong>of</strong><br />
Leadership, Honor, Scholarship <strong>and</strong> Service during their junior <strong>and</strong> senior years by achieving good grades,<br />
maintaining clean conduct records, <strong>and</strong> leading others in community service. Two meetings are held each<br />
month.<br />
PALS (Peer Assistance<br />
Leadership Skills)<br />
N. Kelly, J. Kenney, Q. White 1631<br />
As juniors <strong>and</strong> seniors, PALS mentor younger students, traveling to several elementary schools, CRJH <strong>and</strong> the<br />
CRHS freshman center during 3rd <strong>and</strong> 6th periods three times a week. Teacher nomination plus an essay <strong>and</strong><br />
interview are required; the selection process begins during the 4th <strong>and</strong> 5th grading periods <strong>of</strong> the school year<br />
prior to an interested student’s junior or senior year.<br />
Pan American Student Forum<br />
(Spanish Club)<br />
Rene Garcia 1222
Over 100 members strong, Spanish Club enables members to encounter the world’s Spanish-speaking cultures.<br />
Activities include eating out, game days, crafts <strong>and</strong> culinary workshops, <strong>and</strong> an annual Spanish-music-only<br />
dance. In spring, a delegation attends the PASF annual state convention in San Antonio to interview for college<br />
scholarships, lead workshops, <strong>and</strong> perform in contests including a talent show. Meetings are normally on<br />
Tuesday.<br />
Philosopher's Society* Susan Shank 1614<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Ping Pong Club* Aaron Hoefer 9th Commons<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Ranch H<strong>and</strong>s/Cougar Cadre Beverly Shepherd 1204<br />
Male students who run the flags at football games <strong>and</strong> represent the fant<strong>as</strong>tic Cougar community support, the<br />
Ranch H<strong>and</strong>s began when CRHS opened <strong>and</strong> a parent & booster club donated a huge spirit flag to be held high<br />
every time the football team scored. The men <strong>of</strong> Cougar Cadre hold the cougar head for the team to run<br />
through at home games <strong>and</strong> help the cheerleaders promote crowd involvement.<br />
Readers Society* Linda Bundy 1633<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Rubik’s Cube Club* Beth Friedman 2009<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Science National Honor<br />
Society<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Sherri Wagner, Natalie McMeans 2604<br />
Science Olympiad William Crump 2206<br />
See advisor for details<br />
See You At the Pole* Ed Larsen Flagpole<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Spanish Honor Society Connie DeC<strong>as</strong>tro Herz 2008<br />
The Calderon de la Barca chapter <strong>of</strong> the Spanish Honor Society is open to students who have an A average (90
or higher) after two <strong>and</strong> half years <strong>of</strong> studying Spanish. Members serve the community in activities like tutoring<br />
younger students <strong>and</strong> visiting nursing homes. They also enjoy social/cultural evenings watching Spanish videos,<br />
playing board games <strong>and</strong> eating out at restaurants.<br />
Student Council Sue Ann Manthei 1629<br />
Student Council is open to all CRHS students at all grade levels. Members organize <strong>and</strong> decorate the<br />
Homecoming Dance, raise money for charity <strong>and</strong> perform other services for the school <strong>and</strong> community.<br />
Membership applications are available in room 1629.<br />
TAFE (Tex<strong>as</strong> Association <strong>of</strong><br />
Future Educators)<br />
Melinda Martin, Brenda Motty 1302<br />
Any student interested in becoming a teacher is welcome!<br />
World Awareness Society* Graciela Ramirez 2010<br />
See advisor for details<br />
UIL Spelling Betsy Smalley 2016<br />
See advisor for details<br />
V.I.T. (Visionaries <strong>and</strong><br />
Inventors <strong>of</strong> Tomorrow)*<br />
See advisor for details<br />
Laura Driver 2203<br />
Yearbook (Panorama) Ed Larsen 1221<br />
A student publication staff produces the CRHS yearbook. Application <strong>and</strong> interview required in addition to<br />
prior completion <strong>of</strong> Journalism 1.<br />
*Denotes a non-curriculum-related club
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