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There are many clubs and activities at the high school, offering opportunities for students to share interests, as well as to plan and attend special events or field trips. Several organizations afford student experiences in projects that benefit our community and satisfy the community service requirement for Advisory class. Getting involved in clubs, sports or other pursuits outside the classroom can give you new skills and help you pursue your passions. Extracurricular activities also play a part when you apply to colleges.

Ancestry Club
Associated Student Body (ASB)

ASB provides students with the opportunity to become directly involved with the community, OHHS, and individual graduation classes. It is mandatory that all ASB and Class Officers be enrolled in the Leadership class. Students may serve as chairpersons on committees such as Homecoming, assemblies, Hootenanny, tournaments, fundraisers, service projects, and other activities. The goal of ASB is to serve and love the students of OHHS.

Meets every Tuesday at 7:00 A.M.
Email for more information

Club Sponsor:

Erica Schulle
eshulle@ohsd.net
Band Club

Band Club is a weekly meeting of students who enjoy the making of and listening to instrumental music. Band Club hosts the Battle of the Bands, trips to see concerts in Seattle, and other events throughout the year. Band Club also has a large part in designing extracurricular activities for the band class and Wildcat Show Band and Pep Bands.

Meets Friday at 2:35 pm
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Brandon Nelson
bnelson@ohsd.net
CAPE

CAPE Club (Community Awareness Perr Education). CAPE Club sends students out in the community to give carious presentations to their peers. In the fall, CAPE members serviced 9th-grade health classes, Hillcrest Elementary School students, and OHI students.

Meets every Thursday at 2:30 PM with Mr. Keck in D249.

Please email Mr. Keck or come to his office at the Lighthouse counseling office for more information.
Choir Club
Colorguard

Color Guard is a fall program that brings music to life through dancing, acting, and other interpretive movements with the use of flags, rifles, and props. They perform with the Show Band at football games, parades and in competitions.

Color Guard is a band activity, and separate from NJROTC

Meets September - November, Monday - Thursday: 2:45 P.M. - 3:45 P.M., auditions required.

Winter Guard meets December - March, dates and times to be determined, auditions required.

Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Brandon Nelson
bnelson@ohsd.net
DECA

Opportunities include traveling for competition, professional sport career days, visiting businesses in Seattle, & attending Leadership camps. DECA is an extension of the Marketing Management & Retail Management classes where you get to work & meet other marketing students. We are hard-working but like to have fun while preparing for competition & college degrees in business & marketing!

Meets every other week
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Eric Peterson
epeterson@ohsd.net
Drama Club

Drama Club provides a fun outlet for students who have an interest in the dramatic arts. The organization supports the educational value of student expression, sponsoring theater events, meetings and fundraisers, and offering the opportunity to access extended learning in the dramatic arts.

Meets Thursdays at 2:40 p.m.
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Melissa Gibson
mgibson@ohsd.net
Ecology Club
FBLA- Future Business Leaders of America

FBLA is a national student organization bringing business leaders and students together. Benefits: earn recognition through conferences; improve/enhance job skills; network and meet new people including business professionals, earn scholarship money; and travel.

Meetings are on Mondays at 2:30 P.M. in room A217

Club Sponsor:

Sabrina Underwood
sunderwood@ohsd.net
Flight Club
Freshman Class

Freshman year is a great opportunity for getting involved with leadership and fun activities. Freshmen can help build a class float, have a class voice, participate in assemblies, and design fundraising activities. Join Freshman Class and come be a part of supporting your graduation!

Meets every other Wednesday
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Sarah Stuurmans
sstuurmans@ohsd.net
Gender & Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
Interact Club

Interact is a service club for young leaders. As an Interactor, you can improve your community and inspire positive change around the world through local service and projects with an international impact. Interact clubs benefit from the guidance and support of individual sponsor Rotary clubs.

Meets Thursdays at 2:40 P.M. in A173

Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Emily Hilberdink
ehilberdink@ohsd.net
Junior Class
Key Club

Key Club is a student-led service organization whose members have many opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership skills. It’s a great place to meet new friends and provide service to our school and community.

Meets Monday nights at 6:00 p.m. in the SUB (unless otherwise announced).
Email for more information.

Club Sponsors:

Lisa Bain
lbain@ohsd.net
Pat Felger
pfelger@ohsd.net
Legacy Dance Club

Legacy is a club centered around dance with the goal to give students confidence in their day-to-day life, as well as experience in dancing. We hope to give these students a chance to be passionate about something and teach them to express themselves in a positive way with people that share common interests and will continue to build them up.

Meets every Friday at 2:35 P.M. in room A208
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Laura Champi
lchampi@ohsd.net
Link Crew

The Link Crew program is all about “Students Helping Students Succeed.” In the club upperclassmen, Link Leaders run the Freshmen Orientation program in order to welcome the new students and provide a smooth transition to high school. Additionally, Link Crew Leaders will be trained to facilitate classroom advisory lessons for freshmen throughout the year. This is a great opportunity for students to gain leadership skills.

Meets every other Thursday at 7:15 a.m.
Email for more information.

Club Sponsors:

Jeff Laiblin
jlaiblin@ohsd.net
Sarah Stuurmans
sstuurmans@ohsd.net
Multicultural Club

Multicultural Club celebrates and promotes the diversity of Oak Harbor High School. Join us for cultural celebrations like Halloween and Chinese New Year or to learn about cultures from the Swinomish to the Yoruba. Come celebrate the culture you belong to and those that surround you!

Meetings are Thursday's from 2:45 PM - 4 PM in Room A-202
Email for access.

Club Sponsor:

Kris Olson
kolson@ohsd.net
Jo Grunewald
jgrunewald@ohsd.net
National Honor Society (NHS)

National Honor Society is based on 4 pillars: Scholarship, Service, Leadership & Character. If students have a minimum GPA of 3.5 in their sophomore or junior year they are given an application to join. To be accepted into NHS students must have participated in many volunteer activities, must have held some leadership positions, and must demonstrate good character. NHS is a service-oriented club, members are required to participate in a variety of activities outside of school. NHS members are expected to maintain the four pillars.

Meets every other Monday at 7:15 a.m.
Email for more information.

Club Sponsors:

Mike Fisher
mfisher@ohsd.net
Jeff Laiblin
jlaiblin@ohsd.net
Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)

NJROTC exists in order to promote leadership, citizenship, responsibility, respect for others, self-respect, community service, and a sense of personal honor among the students of OHHS. Participants must be enrolled in Naval Science 1-4.

Drill Team and marksmanship meet every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at 6 A.M.
Cyber Patriot practices every Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 P.M.
Orienteering practices are every Monday and Friday afternoon at 2:30 P.M.
Drone Team practices are every Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 P.M.
Email for more information.

Club Sponsors:

CDR Vincent Quidichay
vquidachay@ohsd.net

AMHC Bill Thiel
bthiel@ohsd.net
Orchestra Club
Robotics Club

Learn to build robots and have fun doing it. The club build season culminates in the building of a competition capable robot for the FIRST robotics competition. In this club, you can learn design, construction, how to use tools, the invention process, computer programming, and most importantly creative problem-solving. The robotics club practices gracious professionalism, a tenet of First Robotics. No experience is required.

Meets Mondays and Wednesdays at 2:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Saturdays 1:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Email for more information.

Club Sponsors:

Che Edoga
cedoga@ohsd.net
Gary Thayer
gthayer@ohsd.net
Shelly Carman
scarman@ohsd.net
Senior Class

As an integral part of the ASB, the Senior Class provides leadership for the entire student body. Their focus is to promote class and school spirit while planning the many activities associated with Senior year. The Senior Class organizes important senior events that serve as fundraisers such as T-shirt sales, and Prom, as well as assisting in the planning of the graduation ceremony.

Meets every other Wednesday
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Jeff Laiblin
jlaiblin@ohsd.net
Skills USA

SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers, and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel. We provide educational programs, events, and competitions that support career and technical education (CTE) in the nation’s classrooms. Students will have the opportunity to compete in CTE area competitions and leadership competitions.

Meets every 1st and 3rd Wednesday
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Chef Mary Rawlins
mrawlins@ohsd.net
Social Justice Club
Sophomore Class

We welcome all sophomores to enjoy their high school experience by working behind the scenes in school events like homecoming float building and the snowball dance. Come and join us as we build school spirit and community involvement together. We need to raise money for our class to run future events, including our senior year activities like senior tea and prom.

Meets every other Wednesday
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Stacy Voorhees
svoorhees@ohsd.net
Student 2 Student (S2S)

S2S members help welcome new students to Oak Harbor High School. Members act as a guide and friendly face to those entering our high school. We show new students around and help them connect with new friends and activities. New students and members have fun socials planned throughout the year.

Meets the First and Third Tuesday at 2:35 P.M. in A170
Email for more information.

Club Sponsors:

Christy Kellison
ckellison@ohsd.net
Denise Waller
dwaller@ohsd.net
The Guild (Art Club)

This is the club for students interested in art. We make art, sell art, raise funds through public art, and attempt to see professional art. All are welcome but you must be serious about being a working creative member of the club. Potters, Jewelers, and Photographers are also welcome and encouraged as we represent all talents. Hence the name “The GUILD.”

Meets every Wednesday at 2:35 P.M. - 3:30 P.M.
Email for more information.

Club Sponsors:

Kit Christopherson
kchristopherson@ohsd.net
Kayla Sexton
ksexton@ohsd.net
Wildcats4Life
Young Authors Club

Young Authors club is a place where you can express yourself through writing and sharpen your skills. We have a method for guided critique to ensure a safe space for sharing your works. Occasionally we have guest speakers share aspects of writing, the novelization process, the publishing process, and other workshop topics.

Meets every Friday, After school in the Library.
Email for more information.

Club Sponsor:

Ms. Lisa Bain
lbain@ohsd.net

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