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| Students are encouraged to partake in the wide array of after school and weekend activities offered by the school. If students are in multiple clubs they may rotate their attendance to fit them all in (some clubs are more demanding than others). Of note: If you have an idea for a club, let me know and I'll add it. Table for who is in which club. | |||||||||
| Art Sponsored by Pete Rosenthal. Meets in the arts section of Oak Hall, every afternoon after classes. Not every student shows up every day. Allows students access to the dark room outside of art class, and other equipment they wouldn't be able to use otherwise. Choir Sponsored by Marianne LaForte Meets every other day (3:30-4:30) opposite orchestra. They practice in the grand ballroom. At the end of each semester the students host a concert with the orchestra. Cooking Club Sponsored by Seamus Morgendorfer and Irene Hulett Meets on Monday afternoons in the Dresden Hall kitchen, whenever Seamus shows up. Debate Team Sponsored by Octavia Whalon Meets Wednesday afternoons in Octavia's classroom. Students pick current topics to research and argue. Drama Troupe Sponsored by Brennan Weeks Meets whenever Brennan feels like it in the Theatre. If she's rehearsing a play for production, meetings have a tendency to be more regular and early in the evenings (after dinner). Dance Troupe Sponsored by Betsy Livingston Meets every weekday in the Studio Theatre from (3:30-5:00). Betsy doesn't expect every member to show up every day. She rotates dance style based on student interest. Dueling Sponsored by Seamus Morgendorfer Meets on Thursdays in the Grand Ballroom after dinner. Orchestra Sponsored by Marianne LaForte Meets every other day (3:30-4:30) opposite choir. They practice in the grand ballroom. At the end of each semester the students host a concert with the choir. It's essentially band, but with the string section included. Potions Club Sponsored by Templeton Morse Held from 3:30 to 5:30 Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Potions Classroom. | |||||||||
| Gaming From table top to technobabble to the latest geek chic in wizardry. Meets on Fridays in whichever House is hosting this week. International Club For students from abroad, or students interested in study abroad. Meets in a spare classroom in Oak Hall, Tuesday evening. Library Book lovers unite. Meets in the library every Sunday afternoon. Pride Club A student run club that celebrates the full array of sexualities and genders. Meets in a spare classroom in Oak Hall, Thursday evening. Wizards Chess A club that meets specifically to play Wizards Chess. Meets on Wednesdays in the Champlain House Underclassman Common Room. | |||||||||
| Events Committee These students arrange school dances and parties and consult with their school government for funds. Held as meetings are called. Honor Society Mentored by Clive Montgomery For gifted, advanced students to receive proper accolades for their achievements. Students must be recommended by a professor. School Government These students are elected to their positions by their peers. They help make decisions for their class and dole out the class budget to sponsor various club events and school wide functions. School Paper Mentored by Pike Setzer Meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday after dinner (depending on student availability) in Setzer's office in Mulholland Hall. Students are assigned articles to write for the monthly school paper. More often than not meetings just turn into Pike babbling about the good old days of Gonzo reporting; which is why they have three meetings a week. School Yearbook Mentored by Seamus Morgendorfer Meets bimonthly throughout the year on Sunday afternoons. Students are given assignments to arrange the book (candid portraits, club photos, student quotes, so on) and receive a free copy of the yearbook for their participation. | |||||||||
| Game outcomes will be decided by a roll of the dice at players' request. | |||||||||
| Cheerleading Coached by Pilar Olivier and Maria Morgendorfer Cheerleaders cheer for their house team. The squads are comprised of all years and all levels of ability. They often practice during muggle sports and rotate coaches. House teams flip a coin to decide who cheers for Quidditch teams. Intramural Sports Competitions are held between dorms. Much more casual than the other organized sports, usually supervised by the participating house parents. The competitions are usually held on Sunday afternoons on the muggle sports field. Muggle Sports Coached by Val Crinshlow Depending on the time of year and the interest, this extracurricular changes on the whims of the coach and the students. Meetings are held Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and Saturday morning on the muggle sports field. Quidditch (more info) Coached by Frank Smith (both teams) The original from HP. Not as popular in the US. There are two teams that play each other. The teams meet biweekly on opposite days to practice on the Quidditch pitch. They hold games every other week on Saturday afternoons. When they can arrange a game with another school they travel on the weekend or host that school's team for the afternoon. Quodpot (more info) Like American football, because we just have to be different. Each house has a team and their own coach. Each team has their own practice days and times that their coach signs up for. Each year culminates in a cup game between the two top scoring houses. The homecoming game takes place between last years cup teams and doesn't count toward the standings. There is usually a game every Saturday night on the Quodpot pitch. | |||||||||
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