slo’s SATURDAY 5/21 poll - Your NonSport High School Activities

[slo]

I’m continuing with the high school theme in honor of my DD18 graduating from high school on Wednesday.

What nonsport high school activity did you participate in?
(multiple choice)



For Me….I was in marching band and concert band

 

[soccerdad72]

NHS and Student Government (class treasurer for three years)

 

[design_mom]

Band, Theater, Latin Club (it was more fun than it sounds), service club, and National Honor Society (which didn't really do anything.)

My 2022 senior is in National Honor Society and Spanish Club (She personally hates Spanish class and swears never to take another class, but her friends are in Spanish Club.)

This year at school, she took a program electives at our career center. (As part of that program, she passed her Certified Pharmacy Technician exam this week). She has a "completion ceremony" for that program today and tomorrow is her high school graduation.

 

[Meriweather]

Spanish Club

 

[bennifer]

I was in band, orchestra, French club and German club

 

[Schneewittchen37]

I did newspaper sophomore through senior year. French and Art club freshman year.

Edit. I forgot, also did Future Business Leaders of America junior and senior year.

 

[luvnwdwgal]

I was selected for COE (Cooperative Office Education) my senior year. They only picked 25 kids out of the senior class. I was able to just go to my required classes in the morning which for me was just one class since I already had enough credits to graduate. Then I was able to go to work at noon where I was a clerk at a local insurance office. What was really nice is the insurance office I worked at closed at noon on Wednesdays so I didn’t even have to go in. I went to school in the morning and that was it for the day.

 

[Minnesota!]

I did band freshman year but sports beat that one out. Also did service groups. But, sports was my passion

 

[bobbiwoz]

Orchestra, debate, religious and math

 

[unrequited23]

Drama, newspaper, NHS, spirit club, write club (literary journal) and model UN

 

[JLTraveling]

Total theater geek here. I signed up for a few other things here and there, but I was doing school theater, community theater, and some film work...so everything else tended to fall by the wayside.

 

[JaxDad]

- Math Club/Team
- Latin Club (my best friend’s mom was my Latin and homeroom teacher)
- FBLA
- National Honor Society
- JROTC

ETA: Key Club

 

[BlueStarryHat]

We didn't have clubs at my high school, just like we didn't have sports. I went to an Arts school, as I said in yesterday's poll. In my school instead of clubs, everyone had Majors. Visual Arts, Drama, Dance, Creative Writing, Vocal Music, or Instrumental Music. Each day, besides our regular high school courses, we had three classes a day in our Major. I was a Visual Arts student, and I took illustration, fine arts, and sculpture classes every day. There wasn't time to belong to a club.

 

[tvguy]

Spanish Club. Club went to Mexico over Easter week.

 

[evilmommie]

Working at Disneyland and making out with cute boys. Those were clubs at my HS.

 

[Kitty 34]

Chess Club
Latin Club
International Club
National Honor's Society
Thespian Society
Choir

 

[SM1992]

Junior and senior years on the yearbook staff, also photography club.

 

[RedAngie]

Yearbook

 

[RedAngie]

Yearbook staff
Spanish Club
Stage Crew for theater
NHS
“Computer Club”-it was considered a fad for geeks and nerds back then and most of the boys in it fit the description perfectly. I was one of the few girls.
Five or six others various years

 

[loves to dive]

Drama Club and a club for people who were in what I think was called office education (secretaries). It's been too many years and I can't remember the name.