Clubs and Activities Information
Art Club
If you have any interest in art, then this club is for you! Come show your interest in drawing, painting and more.
Advisor: Mr. Stumpf ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Meetings will start at the end of October (E116)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Business Professionals of America (BPA)
Business Professionals of America serves as an innovator in Career and Technical Education, providing our members with opportunities for growth through education, competition, community service, and personal development.
Advisor: Mrs. Zainea ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Every Thursday (S200)
Who can join?: Anyone in a CTE class
Cost: None
Chinese Culture Club
A club that involves learning about the Chinese culture and the way they live their lives.
Advisor: Chelsey Schell ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Meetings begin October 8 and will continue every other Monday (N115)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Christian Youth Club (CORE)
The purpose of this club is to heighten awareness of and encourage Christian values. Fellowship and prayer are also key elements.
Advisor: Mr. LaMilza ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Meetings begin October 24th and will continue every Monday during lunch (E100)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
DECA
DECA is an association of students, who are planning careers in marketing, business, management, hospitality and entrepreneurship. DECA students participate in competitions and community service fundraisers.
Advisor: Mr. Mittelstadt ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Monthly (see Mr. Mittelstadt for meeting dates)
Who can join?: Students interested in finance, marketing, business, management, hospitality and entrepreneurship; students must have taken, or be enrolled in, CTE Marketing/Business or Hospitality Management classes.
Cost: None
Fishing Club
The AB Fishing Club is a multi species, learning, and noncompetitive club. The group attends local and free events that we host or sponsor. This is no fee club open to all students who reside in the ABSD area.
Advisor: Captain Shawn Elliott ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Contact Captain Elliott for meeting information
Who can join?: Students in grades 6-12
Cost: None
HOSA
The purpose of HOSA is to develop leadership and technical HOSA skill competencies through a program of motivation, awareness, and recognition, which is an integral part of the Health Science Education instructional program. The mission of HOSA is to help students meet the needs of the health care community.
Advisor: Mrs.Dixon ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Every Thursday (E124)
Who can join?: Anyone in Health Occ 1,2, or 3
Cost: None
Key Club
Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership.
Advisor: Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. DePlancke ([email protected])
Meeting Info: The second Monday of each month (DLL or S102)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: $25
Info coming soon for Michigan State High School Clay Target League.
Info coming soon for Mock Trial.
National Honor Society (NHS)
NHS is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Four main purposes have guided chapters of NHS from the beginning: to create enthusiasm for scholarship; to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote leadership; and to develop character in the students of secondary schools. These purposes also translate into criteria used for membership selection in each local chapter.
Advisor: Mrs. O’Hearn ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Wednesdays, after school (once a month) in the library
Who can join?: Accepted Applicants
Cost: None
No Bull Club
The purpose of this group is to educate the student body about the negative effects of bullying and to provide a support system for victims of bullying.
Advisor: Mr. Kirsten ([email protected])
Meeting Info: The second Monday of every month (N202)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Relay for Life
Would you like to help fight against cancer? Then this is the club for you! The Relay for Life club of Anchor Bay High School raises money for the American Cancer Society. We have raised well over $30,000 since the club began. At the end of the school year, you are also able to participate in the actual Relay for Life Event of New Baltimore. This is a 24 hour event that will be held at Middle School North, usually the 3rd weekend in May. Students, staff, and other Relayers walk the track. Walking on the track you will raise money, have fun, and celebrate the lives of cancer survivors and remember those who have lost their battle to cancer. Anyone is welcome to join the Relay for Life team at ABHS.
Advisors: Mr. Ricci & Ms. Denault ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Meetings are generally on a Thursday
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None (but fundraising is expected)
Info coming soon for Ski Club.
Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
The purpose of the group is to educate other Anchor Bay students about the consequences of their decisions. The main focus is to educate students about the destructive decisions involving drugs, alcohol and tobacco.
Advisor: Ms. Gunst ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Every Tuesday after school (E131)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Theatre
Our students help to design and are primarily responsible for building everything for the three shows produced throughout the school year.
Advisor: Mrs. Battice ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays after School (Auditorium)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Book Club and Game Club are not currently meeting.
Art Club
If you have any interest in art, then this club is for you! Come show your interest in drawing, painting and more.
Advisor: Mr. Stumpf ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Meetings will start at the end of October (E116)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Business Professionals of America (BPA)
Business Professionals of America serves as an innovator in Career and Technical Education, providing our members with opportunities for growth through education, competition, community service, and personal development.
Advisor: Mrs. Zainea ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Every Thursday (S200)
Who can join?: Anyone in a CTE class
Cost: None
Chinese Culture Club
A club that involves learning about the Chinese culture and the way they live their lives.
Advisor: Chelsey Schell ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Meetings begin October 8 and will continue every other Monday (N115)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Christian Youth Club (CORE)
The purpose of this club is to heighten awareness of and encourage Christian values. Fellowship and prayer are also key elements.
Advisor: Mr. LaMilza ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Meetings begin October 24th and will continue every Monday during lunch (E100)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
DECA
DECA is an association of students, who are planning careers in marketing, business, management, hospitality and entrepreneurship. DECA students participate in competitions and community service fundraisers.
Advisor: Mr. Mittelstadt ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Monthly (see Mr. Mittelstadt for meeting dates)
Who can join?: Students interested in finance, marketing, business, management, hospitality and entrepreneurship; students must have taken, or be enrolled in, CTE Marketing/Business or Hospitality Management classes.
Cost: None
Fishing Club
The AB Fishing Club is a multi species, learning, and noncompetitive club. The group attends local and free events that we host or sponsor. This is no fee club open to all students who reside in the ABSD area.
Advisor: Captain Shawn Elliott ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Contact Captain Elliott for meeting information
Who can join?: Students in grades 6-12
Cost: None
HOSA
The purpose of HOSA is to develop leadership and technical HOSA skill competencies through a program of motivation, awareness, and recognition, which is an integral part of the Health Science Education instructional program. The mission of HOSA is to help students meet the needs of the health care community.
Advisor: Mrs.Dixon ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Every Thursday (E124)
Who can join?: Anyone in Health Occ 1,2, or 3
Cost: None
Key Club
Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership.
Advisor: Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. DePlancke ([email protected])
Meeting Info: The second Monday of each month (DLL or S102)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: $25
Info coming soon for Michigan State High School Clay Target League.
Info coming soon for Mock Trial.
National Honor Society (NHS)
NHS is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Four main purposes have guided chapters of NHS from the beginning: to create enthusiasm for scholarship; to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote leadership; and to develop character in the students of secondary schools. These purposes also translate into criteria used for membership selection in each local chapter.
Advisor: Mrs. O’Hearn ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Wednesdays, after school (once a month) in the library
Who can join?: Accepted Applicants
Cost: None
No Bull Club
The purpose of this group is to educate the student body about the negative effects of bullying and to provide a support system for victims of bullying.
Advisor: Mr. Kirsten ([email protected])
Meeting Info: The second Monday of every month (N202)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Relay for Life
Would you like to help fight against cancer? Then this is the club for you! The Relay for Life club of Anchor Bay High School raises money for the American Cancer Society. We have raised well over $30,000 since the club began. At the end of the school year, you are also able to participate in the actual Relay for Life Event of New Baltimore. This is a 24 hour event that will be held at Middle School North, usually the 3rd weekend in May. Students, staff, and other Relayers walk the track. Walking on the track you will raise money, have fun, and celebrate the lives of cancer survivors and remember those who have lost their battle to cancer. Anyone is welcome to join the Relay for Life team at ABHS.
Advisors: Mr. Ricci & Ms. Denault ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Meetings are generally on a Thursday
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None (but fundraising is expected)
Info coming soon for Ski Club.
Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
The purpose of the group is to educate other Anchor Bay students about the consequences of their decisions. The main focus is to educate students about the destructive decisions involving drugs, alcohol and tobacco.
Advisor: Ms. Gunst ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Every Tuesday after school (E131)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Theatre
Our students help to design and are primarily responsible for building everything for the three shows produced throughout the school year.
Advisor: Mrs. Battice ([email protected])
Meeting Info: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays after School (Auditorium)
Who can join?: Open to anyone
Cost: None
Book Club and Game Club are not currently meeting.
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