HUNTERDON CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

Chinese Honor Society: Inducted new members and fundraised. Members of the Chinese Honor Society also
participated in the NJ Chinese Culture Contest and won Honorable Mention.
Chinglish Club: Practiced speaking Chinese, celebrated Chinese holidays, learned cultural related events -
making dumplings, watched videos, listened to audio tapes, learned Chinese yo-yo, learned Chinese ribbon
dance, and learned Chinese calligraphy.
Chorale: Performed four in-school performances and two out-of-school performances.
Class of 2011: The Senior Class Council participated in the annual Homecoming Fest and held their fourth
annual “So You Think You Can Dance” competition and it was a bigger success than the year before. The
Senior Class Council also planned their Senior Prom which was held at the Skyland’s in Randolph. This may be
the largest prom to date with 774 students attending. The Senior Class Council bought cakes for the staff during
Teacher Appreciation Week. They participated in Kids Vote, Kids Night, helped out with back-to-school night,
made cranes for the David Heard Fund, sold key chains for the Kevin Gilbert Scholarship Fund and made
donations to the David Heard Fund, Kevin Gilbert Scholarship Fund and donated to a local family who lost
their home in a fire. The money they were going to use to buy favors at the Senior Ball was all donated to the
above charities.
Class of 2012: The Junior Class Council successfully participated in Homecoming activities and Spirit Week,
and organized both Last Band Standing and the Junior Prom.
Class of 2013: Donated over $1,300 to Autism Speaks and collected can tabs (school-wide) to donate to the
Ronald McDonald House to offset the costs of treatment for patients and their families. Lastly, the sophomore
class has started to pre-sell bids for the Junior Prom to book a venue of an appropriate size.
Class of 2014: Conducted a number of successful fundraisers (t-shirt sales, Best Pizza contest, Central Flea
Market, and the Dorney Park field trip) with new class officers. Getting freshmen acclimated to HCRHS can be
challenging: however, freshmen students stepped up from the beginning to participate in Spirit Week and other
activities throughout the year.
Dance Team: First place in ECDA’s competition.
Dramatics 9/10 Play: Produced a well-received, entertaining classic story “Little Women.” This year was the
highest attendance since instituting matinee performance last year.
Dramatics 11/12 Play: Produced a well-received staging of “All In the Timing”.
Elan: Successfully edited and published Elan, our school’s literary arts magazine.
ECHO: This year, the yearbook members produced their 55 th edition; the book was 428 pages long and
captured many memories that will be cherished by students and staff for years to come.
There were 17 contributing editor and staff members.
French Honor Society: Participated in Homecoming Fest selling glow in the dark necklaces, held two
successful fundraisers, held an induction ceremony in October for new members, had a holiday party and an
end-of-year party, held elections for new officers, and participated in a "world cup" soccer game with the other
Language Honor Societies.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA): Three students placed 8 th for their Business Ethics presentation
at the State Leadership Conference. Students raised over $300 for the March of Dimes by placing first in a
dodgeball tournament sponsored by South Brunswick High School.
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