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MAMARONECK HIGH SCHOOL2016-17 GUIDE TO CLUBS?I am excited to share this new MHS Guide to Clubs with you. It has been completely updated with help from the students who are leading the clubs this year. As you will quickly see, MHS has a thriving, exciting club scene that reflects the breadth of interests of our students. We know there will be something (and hopefully, many things) that will sound interesting to you and will entice you to become involved in our school. The rewards of involvement are abundant: opportunities to make new friends who share an interest, learn something new, help someone, contribute to our school community and beyond and develop leadership skills.If you have an interest that is not represented by a current club or Student Led Group (aka SLG), I would love to help you start your own club. Come see me in my office (directly across from the café) and we can talk about it.To all students and parents, and, most especially, to our new MHS families, I encourage you to read through this booklet and let it be an invitation to join the vibrant community of Mamaroneck High School. Please stop in to see me or call me with any questions. I would be delighted to help you in any way that I can.Carol SchefflerCoordinator of Student Affairs220-3141, HYPERLINK "mailto:cscheffler@" cscheffler@How do I sign up for a club or SLG?Club Fair will be on October 18th at lunch outside on the track, weather permitting, or inside if it is raining. We will also have a second Club Fair in January. There are tables for each club and representatives are there to answer your questions and encourage you to sign up.If I sign up for a club or SLG am I committing myself in anyway?No, you are merely expressing interest in the club. Club Leaders will contact you when the club becomes active to invite you to come to meetings. If you don’t want to get involved, just email the person who contacted you to let them know you won’t be able to participate. And, don’t feel badly about changing your mind. Everyone understands that people’s available time changes.Do I have to apply or audition to get into any clubs?Most clubs at MHS are open to everyone. Involvement is almost always up to you. There are some special clubs where involvement is by audition or application, but they are the exception. For instance, an a cappella group might require an audition. Peer Leaders and Caprice Advisors are both mentoring programs and are off shoots of the Counseling Department. Both programs select students through an application process. Student Council is an elected position. How many clubs or SLGS should I join?It depends on many factors that only you and your parents can gauge. Some clubs meet infrequently and don’t require much time at all. Others have a busy time of year. Still others require a significant time commitment. Think about the other commitments in your life including school work, job, lessons, athletics and outside volunteer work. Try to fit in some club activity. Remember, you are not obligating yourself if it is overwhelming. What is the difference between a club and a student interest group (SLG)?Clubs have faculty or staff advisors. They meet in rooms with the advisor who offers guidance and support to the club. SLGS are entirely student led and meet in public areas of MHS or outside school. Nearly all faculty advisors volunteer their time to assist with clubs. Those noted with an asterisk (*) receive a stipendACADEMIC CLUBS & SLGsArchitecture ClubPresident: William MurphyAdviser: Mr. RomanekWe meet to encourage an appreciation for architecture. We also hope to give back to the community through some projejects.Chemistry ClubPresident: Becca Marcus, Carly Levin SantaloneAdvisor: Mr. SeckWe do chemistry experiments for fun, tutor sophomore students, and study for the AP Chemistry exam.Chinese ClubPresidents: Sophia Danziger, Dalia KaufmanAdvisers: Ms. Liu and Ms. ZhaoOur goal is to spread Chinese culture through social and philanthropic initiatives. We will only speak Chinese in our meetings. Coding ClubPresidents: Lucie le Blanc, Balthazar OlivierAdviser: Mr. JadavWe will teach you how to create interactive websites using the Flatiron School’s web development curriculum. Computer Science ClubPresidents: Lucie leBlanc, Andrew KatzAdviser: Mr. JadavWe organize and prepare for computer science related competitions, and educate students about computer science. Debate ClubPresidents: Sam Sarkozi, Meagan Matt, Griffin Alcott, Callie ZolaAdviser: Mr. GoldbergWe debate a variety of topics each week in a serious but welcoming environment. The Debate TeamThe Debate Team is new this year. Through rigorous preparation, we will train to debate competitively with area schools and in regional competitions. Please note, participation in Debate requires a significant commitment from members.F.B.L.A. - Future Business Leaders of AmericaPresident: Marie-Amelie Morange, Lauren PogostinAdvisor: Ms. Siciliano* F.B.L.A. is a local, state, and national association that teaches its members leadership and business skills. Students attend conferences, compete and have consistently won state and national awards.French Club. Advisor: Mdm. BridgesPresidents: Sophie Psaila, Mary Ellen OwensWe will enjoy French food and culture, and work on our language skills in a relaxed lunchtime rmation ConsultingPresident: Nicholas AndrzejkiewiczWe will gather to research and educate each other on subjects that go beyond the current curriculum.Investment ClubPresident: Mark Adamo, Max PlonskerAdviser: Ms. AlbertWe will select, follow and trade a virtual portfolio of stocks to hone our investing skills. We will use a website to follow our stocks in real time.Math TeamPresident: Kevin Shen, Grace Duleavy, Maddie SachAdvisor: Ms. O’DonoghueMHS’s Math Team competes against other schools throughout the county, attending attend competitions and meets.Meteorology ClubPresidents: Sam, Mollin, Ray MarszalekAdvisor: Mr. PepeWe want to educate people about meteorology through study and Info spots. Model CongressPresidents: Julia LehmanAdvisors: Ms. Scudder* This club is a place where people interested in how government works simulate the actual process. Each week we write mock congressional bills and hold debates on the merits of those bills. We participate in Congress Conventions held at the University of Pennsylvania and Yale. Model United NationsPresidents: Jonah MarshAdviser: Mr. GreeneWe meet once every two weeks to discuss the current issues involving the United Nations. Not only do we go beyond the headlines of the newspapers, we also explore in depth problems across the world that many Americans do not know about.Quiz Bowl TeamPresidents: Anthony Madalone, Alex NeumannAdvisor: Ms. Scudder*Members of the Quiz Bowl Team meet weekly to test their wits and quiz each other on Jeopardy type trivia questions. We also participate in virtual and in person competitions with other schoolsNational Honor SocietyPresident: Dante RhodesAdvisor: Mr. Victoria*Over 60 seniors, chosen for outstanding scholarship, service and leadership tutor MHS students at no charge during free periods. Philosophy ClubPresident: Jason LeeAdvisor: Aaron ShanskyWe give students the chance to share and explore their beliefs while learning about the greatest theories and questions of all humankind.Robotics ClubPresidents: Ravid Rahman, Paul Pedrozo, Jordan RamirezAdvisor: Mr. LoveWe will build a robot and compete in First Tech Challenge. Tiger SharksPresident: Sam BrauseAdviser: Mr. LoveWe want to expand MHS’ Robotics program by adding underwater robotics to our schools’ capabilities.The Spanish ClubPresidents: Isabel Alvarado, Romy ChavezThe Spanish Club provides social, educational and social service opportunities to all its members, while promoting Spanish language skills. Stem Alliance Teen Advisory BoardAdvisor: Ms. AndrewsPresidents: Sophia Molho, Phoebe WeiserWe work with the parent STEM Alliance Board to help organize Stemtastic Saturday and other STEM initiatives. Young Republicans ClubPresident: Lawrence RauschnabelWe will lead discussions about political issues through a Republican lens. ?ATHLETIC CLUBS & SLGsMHS Biking ClubPresidents: Everett Weinstein. Ben FishmanWe will share our love of biking so that other see it as something fun to do, in addition to being a transportation mode. We will challenge ourselves to go farther so that we build our strength.Dodgeball ClubPresident: Nichole StaehlinAdviser: Ms. ByronWe will play dodgeball at lunch for fun and to relieve stress.Flag Football ClubPresidents: Ben Vincelli, Connor Menzel, Matt MahlandWe will play flag football after school in local fields.MHS Ultimate Frisbee TeamPresidents: Rory McKenoy, Robert Romeo, Michael NathensonThis long standing club organizes competitive games and participates in county wide and state side competitions.MHS Sailing TeamPresident: Bowton EavesLiaison: Kerry KaplanThe sailing team practices three time a week, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Larchmont Yacht Club and attends interscholastic events on the weekends. Sailing experience is required. This club is being run through Larchmont Yacht Club. There is a substantial cost involved for each participant.Special Olympics Coaching ClubThe Special Olympics Coaching Club is looking for students interested in learning about and working with students with developmental disabilities who go to MHS. Students will help coach our MHS Special Olympics Team.Spike BallPresident: Reed Sakakeeny, Como SundinAdvisor: Ms. PaneraWe will play Spike Ball and organize tournaments at lunch.Sports Management and Debate ClubPresidents: Advisor: Dr. Mercanti-AnthonyWe will engage in active discussions on relevant sports news and issues.Mamaroneck Squash ClubPresidents: Marc Gowda, Noelle Wheeler, Max Ulcinellik Henry BrodyWe play squash twice a week at Westchester Squash Club for enjoyment and to hone our skills. Volleyball ClubPresident: Sam Brause, Alexia Nachtigal, Julia RothmanAdviser: Mr. Love, Ms. PanaroWe want to expand the schools’ population of volleyball enthusiasts by offering games at lunch to anyone who wants to come.Whiffle Ball ClubPresidents: Louis Rosuck, Jonny ReichWe will organize whiffle ball games at lunch on the MHS fields. All are welcome to come and play.ENTERTAINMENT AND ARTS CLUBS & SLGsArts Club NationPresident: Mandy CarrascoAdviser: Mr. KleinWe want to create works of art which we will sell and put all the money toward worthy causes.Cello ChoirPresidents: Chloe MalushagaAdvisor: Ms. GellertWe play contemporary music and explore a different side of the cello. Cooking ClubPresidents: Advisor: Mr. LuffWe will make our own lunch using a wide variety of recipes. Dungeons and DragonsPresidents: Ravid Rahman, Joshua Kass-AmsterdamAdvisor: Mr. AdamsWe will gather to play this classic game after school in the 3rd floor of the Math wing.FDIM: Fashion and Arts ClubPresidents: Malena Bianco, Samantha LurieAdvisor: Mr. RizzutiWe want to share our enthusiasm and teach each other various types of art. We will bring in speakers, do projects and learn about different mediums.FunkapellaWe are an a cappella group that focuses on contemporary music. Gamers GatherPresident: Jason LeeAdviser: Mr. QueenWe want to provide an encouraging environment for students to get to know each other through games.The Geek ClubPresidents: Nick NahrAdvisor: Mr. QueenWe meet to discuss movies, comics, tv shows, video games, and other things in contemporary popular culture. Krazii KrewPresident: Ava CyroliWe are a dance team that performs at school events.Live! Theatre Trips and DiscussionPresident: Becca MarcusAdviser: Mr. MadinWe will be attending theatre productions locally and in NYC, New Haven and Princeton, and discussing the shows.Music Discussion ClubPresidents: Sebastian de Lasa, Peter Simpson, Jordan SteinbergWe provide a fun, friendly environment where students can discuss and learn about music.PerpuzzledPresidents: Emily Ma, Isabella ValdezWe will meet weekly to build jigsaw puzzles. Once a month we will play a board game. Pokemon GoPresident: Charles RosenbaumAdvisers: Mr. Adams, Ms. RossWe will join together to play Pokemon Go. RRAAFFPresident: Emma Pettinelli, Zach HollinderAdvisor: Mr. ShanskyEach week a member will select a song to share with the club, play it and then we will discuss what makes the song/band great, interesting and/or important. music from a wide spectrum within the “rock” category.The SoundPresident: Brooke, Smith, Natalie BuntaAdviser: Ms. MaddenWe are MHS’ a capella singing group that performs a wide variety of contemporary music.Tri MAdvisor: Ms. MaddenPresident:We use music to enhance the MHS community and challenge ourselves.Social Events CommitteePresident: Noah Wolfson, Olivia Jarrett, Paige DanehyAdviser: Ms. SchefflerWe organize social events for the school like, The Phoenix, a student dance and Senior Citizens Prom, for about 60 of our local elderly. Admission is through an interview process.The SoundAdvisor: Ms. MaddenPresidents: The Sound is an a cappella singing group. Members arrange and perform popular songs A cappella (without accompaniment) using their voices to replicate various instruments. Meetings are twice a week. We perform each year at various school functions.The Step ClubPresident: Abby Lee, Emmeline ChuyThe Step Team is a dance troop that combines clapping and stomping our feet to make rhythmic sounds. Meeting/rehearsals will be weekly lunch on a mutually agreed upon day. We perform for Martin Luther King Day and Senior Citizen Prom.Sudoku ClulbPresident: Jack MollinWe want to spread the game of Sudoku and other math based puzzlesTap TeamPresidents: Alison Capaldi, Sophia HowardThe Tap Team is for people who want to choreograph and perform tap dances and get to know fellow tappers. We perform at events such as the MLK Assembly, Senior Citizens Prom, and the Hot Chocolate Party.Tea ClubPresidents: Samantha LurieAdviser: Mr. DerbyWe learn about and enjoy different types of tea and tea culture.Ukelele ClubPresidents: Jeffrey Allen, Noa Covell, Natalie BuntaAdviser: Mr. DerbyWe teach and perform as a ukulele ensemble. Wilderness ClubPresidents: Annabel Shein, Jennie Reich LitzkyWe organize students to go on nature on hikes. Join us!Yoga ClubPresidents: Alison Capaldi, Louisa MartinAdvisor: Ms. ByronWe will practice yoga to reduce stress and stay fit.SERVICE CLUBS AND SLGsA.C.E.—Achieve Classroom ExcellencePresidents: Mallory Warner, Olivia Rodrigues, Emma Gottsegan, Mark Adamo, Jack SpiradelisMHS students tutor Hommocks students weekly at the Hommocks Library for free. Tutors can attend A.C.E. from 3:15-4:15 p.m. any available day. American LegionPresidents: Reilee Gunsher, Katherine LukasAdviser: Mr. PaezWe will work on a variety of community projects to recognize and honor veterans.Autism AwarenessPresident:s Alison Capaldi, Ally Palermiti, Karina EatonAdviser: Mr. AdamsWe will raise funds for Autism Spectrum Disorder research.Backyard SportsPresidents: Adviser: Mr. MinottiWe play sports with special needs kids and build friendships. Our club meets at lunch at MHS and on Saturdays at SUNY Purchase. Be A FriendPresidents: Frank Arike-Santiagos, Alison CapaldiAdvisors: Ms. Ramos-DriesMHS students pair up with MHS special ed students to foster friendships and share fun activities. Past activities have included pizza parties, bingo nights and bowling trips. Students cheer each other on in after school activities.Caprice Advisors Advisors: Ms. Fremder*, Mr. Cuddy*Seniors are trained to help Freshman transition into high school. Seniors meet with Freshmen in small groups during the first six weeks of school. Admission is through an application procedure at the end of Junior year.C.H.A.T.Presidents: Jessica Katz, Melanie GoldmanWe provide tutoring to all Chatsworth Ave. School students three days a week throughout the academic year. Community Clean-Up ClubPresidents: Jessica Dure, Mackenzie CoyneWe will be participating in community clean up days and cleaning up the parks and beaches on our own.Empowering EntrepeneurPresidents: Hannah Siegel, Erin RedaAdviser: Mr. HohnWe will raise money to help support Kiva’s domestic entrepreneurial grants.Endangered Species ClubPresident: Heidy Delcid, Ashley BonillaAdviser: Ms. BinneyWe educate the MHS community about endangered animals and work to protect them.Food Pantry ClubPresidents: Claire Capaldi, Grayson LiptackAdviserL Joan CapaldiWe publicize and assist with Food Pantry collection and packing dates.Furniture SharehousePresident: Kelsey BialoAdvisor: Mr. PaezWe hold periodic drives where we collect furniture and other small household items from community members and donate them to Furniture Sharehouse.Gender Sexuality AlliancePresident: Casey Stern, Sophie RobinsonAdvisor: Ms. Ramos-DriesWe aim to make the MHS and broader communities more understanding and accepting of the spectrum of sexual orientations and to provide a safe space for LGBTQ students and allies to discuss current issues.Habitat For HumanityPresident: Sam Mollin, Jack Mollin, Brett CorriganAdvisor: Mr. RomanekWe will help our local HFH on builds, connecting MHS students with the greater community and providing needed support in providing low cost housing.Jump StartPresidents: Tyler Howard, Chris PerezAdviser: Ms. Ruiz-HuttinotWe work in small groups with students on homework help and study skills. Kids For World HealthKids for World Health is a grass-roots not-for-profit organization founded by students in 2001 in Larchmont, NY for the purpose of raising awareness of the world’s most neglected diseases and working to rid the world of them.Leave No TracePresidents: Henry Harwood, Ed McGaley, Andy SeliusWe want to encourage a healthy respect for the environment through local clean ups and education and sustainable hiking practices.Let’s Bring Change To MindPresident: Lily RossAdviser: Ms. FremderWe will spread awareness and release the stigma of mental health issues among high schoolers.Leukemia SupportPresidents: Deven Orend, Katherine Lukas, We will be educating the MHS community about leukemia and lymphoma, and raising money to help find a cure.MHS4PCFPresidents: Ali Klaber, Dalia KaufmanWe will raise money to help fund pediatric cancer research. MHS Tech ClubPresidents: Matt Loebel, Spencer StendigWw assist the elderly in our area with their technology needs, like computers, cell phones, etc.Midnight RunPresidents: Frank Arike-Santiago, Thomas, HowseAdvisor: Mr. SchwartzWe collect food, clothing and toiletries to deliver to the homeless of NYC twice a year.Multicultural ClubPresident: Khoudia DiopAdvisor: Ms. Turner-Porter*The purpose of this club is to bring together students with different cultural backgrounds to share and make connections with people of varying backgrounds. This group will host the Martin Luther King Day at MHS.P.A.W.S.Presidents: Samantha LurieThis club brings together people who love animals and are concerned for their well being. We will go to New Rochelle Humane Society and volunteer our time.Peer LeadersAdvisors: Ms. Carrillo*Peer Leaders are juniors and seniors, selected by an application process, to serve as mentors to 8th grade students at Hommocks. Students visit the Hommocks many times over the course of the year and meet with students in small group settings.Project EpicPresident: David Lehman, Jack SpiridellisAdvisor: Ms. WhalenWe will assemble and distribute backpacks of essentials to the homeless, and fundraise for Project EPIC.RADARPresident: Emma BiermannAdviser: Ms. FremderWe learn about and promote healthy living choices. We help plan special events in the Tiger’s Den and co-sponsor Summer Fest Carnival with Student Council.The Refugee ProjectPresident: Chloe MalushagaAdviser: Ms. Groninger We spread awareness and fundraise for refugee crises by organinzing Song For Syria, a concert featuring MHS students.Running For A CausePresidents: John McMillan, Omar HernandezThe purpose of our club is to raise money for worthy charities by running and getting sponsorships. Save the ChildrenPresidents: Atoosa Scheuer, Neda Moussapour, Victoria MondejarAdvisor: Ms. FilardiWe will educate the MHS community about the great work Save the Children does and plan various fundraisers to support the cause. Smile for HopePresident: Angelina JacobAdviser: Ms. ElmozninoWe want to educate the MHS community about cleft palate syndrome and raise money for SFH.Stand Up 2 CancerPresident: Julia LehmanAdvisor: Ms. RainaldiWe will raise money for and support the Stand Up 2 Cancer organization.Street StorePresident: Ella ChinnWe will organize a large community wide clothing collection and sort all donations. We will also help customers choose clothing items at the Cap Center Store where our clothing will be donated.Student CouncilPresident: Stephen Rothman, Executive BoardAdviser: Ms. SchefflerStudents are elected to Student Council to represent their classmates in advocacy, philanthropic and social endeavors. Our goal is to make MHS the best school possible. Students For SenegalPresident: Amelia ShowersAdvisor: Mr. SeckWe will be developing relationships between MHS students and students in Senegal through letters and e-mail exchanges. We will also fundraise with the goal of building a new school in Senegal. We also send student/faculty delegations to Senegal every other year.Transfer Orientation ProgramAdvisors: Mr. Schwartz, Ms. CarilloTOPS advisors welcome transfer students to MHS and help them acclimate.PUBLICATIONSCalliopeAdviser: Mr. Short*, Ms. Zalon*Presidents: Ava Lee, Ana Kecman, Julia Hintz, Gabby TucciaroneWe will write and solicit poems, shorts stories and art pieces and create MHS’ literary magazine. The GlobeAdvisor: Mr. Bosch*, Mr. Goldberg*, Mr. Maddin*Editors in Chief: Jack Mollin, Jordan Steinberg, Emily RennerThe Globe is MHS’s newspaper, published monthly during the school year. Join us for our writer’s meetings. Editorial staff is chosen in the spring.ImpressionsAdvisor: Ms. Bettencourt*Presidents: Ari Jacobson, Balthazar OlivierWe create a platform where students can showcase their creative endeavors and publish a fine arts magazine. MahiscanAdvisor: Ms. Scheffler*Editors: Hayley Weisstuch, Evan KreincesStudents work every day after school creating the school yearbook. They write, edit, take and select photographs for inclusion, design layouts and proofread the entire yearbook. Students apply for staff positions in the Spring for the following year.??? ................
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