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Members of 36 Arts Magazine work to express their artistic talent through poetry and art. Adviser Chris Nordmark said the club works to put on events throughout the school year like poetry slams and other events that show artistic talent. “At meetings, we plans for events, of which include poetry readings or art shares because we will publish poetry, art and stories in our magazine,” ...

Park Tech members offer computer services to students and also prepare for a technology based career according to adviser Jacob Utities.  The club fixes computers for students at Park.  Utities said anyone interested in technology should consider joining. "We'd love to have more members," Utities said. "If you're interested, you should go for it." ...

Park Singers allows students to reach a new level in their vocal skills, according to Myszkowski. Myszkowski said this is a group that sings different songs than the other choirs, which selections that are harder. “It is an auditioned group and they take on challenging songs in a short span of time,” Myszkowski said. According to Myszkowski, Park Singers is the first group he looks to if...

The Birdfeeder is a student-run food bank. Members volunteer their time giving back to the Park community. They pack backpacks with food for students and their families who are in need of food. Also, to collect food when their shelves start to run low, the club holds food drives at the school. This club strives to give food to students that do not have very much. Joining The Birdfeeder is a great...

Students interested in writing, design or photography, can choose to take Echowan as a class next year according to adviser Julianne Herbert. According to editor in chief Talia Simonett, Echowan is responsible for creating and publishing the school year book. “In Echowan we make the yearbook from scratch. The book is entirely made from the Echowan staff, every design, story and picture,” ...

GSA (Gender Sexuality Alliance) is a club that is open to anyone that wants to learn about gender sexuality in the media and in the community, according to club adviser Kyle Sweeney Sweeney said that the club likes to talk about what is going on around the world and in their community. “At our meetings, we talk about current events and sometimes the members plan events like the Day of Silence and ...

Students with a passion for reading and discussing books are encouraged to join the LMC book club said adviser Ellen George. “I love to read. I work in a library and I love reading, I meet so many people who love to read, so many students, so I started a book club,” said George. The book club meets 6 to 7 times during the school year and students are encouraged to attend meetings when it is...

German Club meets to explore German culture, and is not just for students who take German, according to adviser Shari Fox. "Anyone is welcome to join German Club, it's just typically German students," Fox said. Fox said the club usually prepares a typical German dish in the classroom, then brings it to the kitchen to cook or bake. For more information, talk to Fox in room B241. ...

Student Organization Against Racism (SOAR), was started in 2014 after an organized student walkout following the non-indictment of policeman Darren Wilson. The club’s adviser is Joy Esboldt, who works with students to reach goals focused around social justice. Senior Willy Poulter said they have a specific goal this year. "Our goal for this year would be continuing with the creation of a...

When Senior Kirby Goodman thinks about the benefits of math team, she thinks about how relaxed the schedule is. “(At meetings) we just practice and get news, and just practice meet stuff. Members don’t have to show up to every meeting,” Goodman said. “But as for our official meets, we have five in a year.” According to club adviser Kristin Johnson the club isn’t just for those who ar...

When asked Junior George Hare said his appreciation for the various topics within Robotics keeps him in the club. “(There are) a couple different wings of Robotics,” Hare said “There’s the business team, the build team, the programming team, and others. The opportunities are great you get to work with expensive tools and with leading business’ in engineering. Those are experiences that you ...

Senior Amira Stone hopes a new school year will bring new perspectives to Israel Advocacy Club. “This year we are trying to get a different audience because it's basically all Jews who come in, so for the most part people who have similar beliefs so we are hoping to get speakers who might interest a wider range who people with different perspectives,” Stone said. According to club adviser Je...

Natural Helpers members dedicate their time to providing students with personal and emotional help from their peers, according to adviser Andrew Carlson. "We meet once or twice a month, depending on student availability," Carlson said. The club is primarily student-led, according to Carlson. ...

Students who enter room B112 enter a safe space to discuss sexual health. According to Sexual Health Education Club (SHEC) adviser Allison Luskey, students have the opportunity to discuss sexual health and watch relevant videos, play games and eat snacks. “(SHEC) provides a safe and non-judgemental place for students to engage in conversations involving sexual health topics,” Luskey said....

For Senior Maddie Cook her favorite part of Science Olympiad is being able to learn new scientific topics without restrictions. “(It’s fun) being able to learn and enjoy new things. And explore a side of new side of science without being pressured to get a grade,” Cook said. According to club adviser Jenny Magdal, Science Olympiad members work in teams to complete science experiments. �...

From decorating cookies to watching movies, the Spanish club provides a place for students interested in the Spanish language and culture to gather and learn, according to club adviser Marcus Erikson. “Our club is an opportunity for students who are interested in Spanish language and the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world to learn more outside of school,” said Erikson. The activities pl...