Club Name	Time Commitment / Eligibility	Procedure for Joining	Description	Sponsors
Art Club	2:15 to 3:15 once a week from September to May in Art Room (146)   For Juniors and Seniors	Come to any meeting	Club is a chance for students who are interested in art to have more time to develop skills, meet other art students, work on art portfolios, and to share ideas.	Ms. Rapaich  (rapaidi@lc-ps.org) Mrs. Willoughby (willopa@lc-ps.org)
Bowling Club	Boys and girls are both eligible, physicals are required to try out, low cost to participate on the team	Tryouts take place starting the 3rd week of November	A chance for students interested in bowling to develop their skills and to compete against other schools.	Brian Thomas (brianthomas@kw.com)
Camp Cavell				Ann Merkel (merkean@lc-ps.org)
Close-Up Washington D.C. Trip	1 Week in Washington D.C. Attend Scheduled Meetings	See Mr. Boice in Room 115 for more information.  Open to 10th, 11th, and 12th graders.  Payment required for trip.	Students have the opportunity to see government close up in D.C. for seven days with other students from around the United States.	Mr. Boice  (boicesc@lc-ps.org)
Dance Club				Donna Harris (dhbratt1@comcast.net)
Drama Club				Mrs. Simon (simonev@lc-ps.org)
Go Green Club	Collect recycle bins from classrooms and offices after school on Wednesdays			Ms. Schultz (schulde@lc-ps.org)
Golf Club (girl’s)	Participants will meet three days a week and will golf two days on their own.	Must have some knowledge of the game and have played before		Ms. Hicks  (hickssh@lc-ps.org)
Hockey Club	Frequent practices and games.	Parent meeting in May (date yet to be determined)	This is a chance for students to develop their skills as a hockey player on and off the ice and to be part of a competitive league.	Chris Rojem (lcnvarsityhockey@yahoo.com)
Japanese Club	2:30 – 3:30 pm Eligibility:  Any gender/any grade. Room 149	Small amount of Japanese background, open minded people, - please.	This club is full of unique people who want to learn about other cultures, such as Japan.  We learn Japanese, play Japanese games and watch Japanese shows.	Mr. Dunn (dunnto@lc-ps.org)
Key Club				Mr. Forbert (forbema@lc-ps.org)
Link Crew (Freshman Mentor Program)	Requires about one hour every three weeks – any junior or senior is eligible to join (can apply at end of junior or sophomore year)	Application process with teacher nomination and / or recommendation	Responsible for helping ten freshmen adjust to high school life through freshman orientation and school projects.	Ms.( Trombley) Hough (houghro@lc-ps.org)  Mr. Ekdahl (ekdahja@lc-ps.org)
Literary Magazine Club(Pencil Marks)	Weekly meetings to work on the publication, Pencil Marks. The magazine is a collection of creative writing, artwork, and photography submitted by students.  Open to all interested students	Attend any meeting	This club gives students a venue to express their creativity.  The goal is to create and design Pencil Marks, which will be published in the spring.	Mrs. Reifert reifeka@lc-ps.org
Mu Alpha Theta	Previously or currently enrolled in Pre-Calculus or AP Calculus. Tutoring 2-3 times/year at Math Help Day. 4-5 Mandatory Meetings per year	Must maintain at least a 3.0 GPA in all mathematics classes taken at LCN.	Goal is to promote an awareness of mathematics in our lives.  Also has opportunities to earn community service hours.	Sarah Ruiz (ruizsa@lc-ps.org) Nichole Erickson (erickni@lc-ps.org)
National Honor Society	Students who have a 3.3 GPA or higher are eligible to apply.  Must be involved with at least one other school sponsored sport, club, or activity.	Applications are mailed in late December to all sophomores and juniors who have a 3.3 GPA or above.	This group participates in many community service activities and school projects such as tutoring, fundraising projects, and other projects to help our community.	Mrs. Martin (martiki@lc-ps.org) Ms. Humphrey (HUMPHRE@lc-ps.org)
North Star Newspaper and Yearbook	Must have previously taken Journalism class in your 10th or 11th grade year	Journalism pre-requisite with permission from publications advisor	The North Star is a 12-page newspaper written and designed by students for students eight times per year.  The Quest yearbook is almost 300 pages and is conceived, written, and designed by students.  It comes out in June.	Ms. Kozian (koziaki@lc-ps.org) Room 210
PEPP Club	Peers Education Prevention Program (open to any interested student)	Attend a PEPP club meeting or talk with a current PEPP club member	Students are trained in communication and listening skills.  They also explore topics such as substance abuse, teen pregnancy, STDs and decision making skills	Ashley Ottewell (LCHSNorthPEPP09@gmail.com)
Photo / Video Club	Open to anyone, meets various times after school, should have a 35mm, digital, or video camera	Cost depends on student involvement (film and photo paper no more than $20)	Learn about studio lighting, photography, darkroom film developing, digital photography, and software	Mr. Melling (melliro@lc-ps.org)
Quiz Bowl	Practices on most Tuesdays after school until 3:30-4:00, matches on Wednesdays until 6:30	Attend a quiz bowl practice for more information	Quiz bowl consists of general trivia questions – questions range over many topics.  Competitions use a lock-out buzzer system in a competitive match.	Mr. Lynch (lynchmi@lc-ps.org)
Robotics Team				Mr. T Fox (Pankow) (foxti@lc-ps.org)
SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions or Drunk Driving)	Meeting times vary, but usually take place once a month.	Speak with any current SADD member (Chelsea Kleven or Jessica Drake)	This club tries to encourage students to make smart choice and to encourage their peers to do the same.	Mrs. Forbert (forbeka@lc-ps.org)
Science Olympiad				Andrew Steinman (steinan@lc-ps.org)
Ski Club	Students must be interested in skiing or snowboarding. There are small costs associated with lift tickets and rentals.	Must attend Monday ski trips to Mt. Holly (Dec. 1st through first Monday in March)	Weekly ski trips to Mt. Holly offer a chance for students to develop their skiing and snowboarding skills.	Mr. Hall or Mrs. Klein (hallda@lc-ps.org and kleinma@lc-ps.org)
Stars and Stripes Club	Monthly  meetings to discuss projects related to helping our troops overseas.	Regularly attend Stars and Stripes meetings.	This club works on projects related to helping our troops overseas through care packages and fundraisers.	Mrs. Korolowicz (korolsu@lc-ps.org)
STATIC	Tuesdays after school until 3:15 in Room 134	Attend any STATIC meetings	Student led Bible study, hang out time with a snack, and a closing prayer	Mrs. Swank (swankan@lc-ps.org)
Student Council	Student councils are elected representatives of the student body that help with school activities and events. There are monthly meetings both in and out of school, as well as meetings for the grade.	Student council elections take place in the spring of each school year.	Students help with school events such as: homecoming, charity drives, blood drives, powderpuff game, snowcoming, staff appreciation events, and the Acada-Me Awards.	Mrs. O’Neal  (oneallo@lc-ps.org) Jena Amell (amellje@lc-ps.org)