Sponsor: L. Charbonnet
Meets: Room 160 - A
Requirements: None
Dues: $3.00
Goals: Create/share/critique students’ creative writing.
Activities: During club time we will write, read, and critique each other's writings. We plan to host the first ever CHS coffee house/open mic night.

 

Dance Dance Revolution

Sponsor: S. Hines
Meets: TBA
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Sponsor:William Wingo
Meets: Room 113 - B
Requirements: Must be enrolled in Marketing II, Travel & Tourism, or Entrepreneurship.
Dues: $20.00
Goals: Promote vocational understanding, civic consciousness, leadership development, and social intelligence among members.
Activities: Members attended conferences and competitions at Univ. of Memphis, Nashville, and Anaheim, CA. Sponsored Date Auction, MDA fund raisers, and fashion show.

Diamond Girls

Sponsor: Ervin
Meets: Room154 - A & B
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Disc Golf

Sponsor: Graham
Meets: Room 284 - B
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Dragon Buddies

Sponsor: L. Brady
Meets: Room 121 - B
Requirements: Interest in helping special needs students.
Dues: $10.00
Goals: Help special needs students feel included in the school environment.
Activities: Unavailable

Dragon Spirit Newspaper

 

Sponsor: S. DeCarlo
Meets: Room 157 - A/B
Requirements: Must be a member of the journalism/newspaper staff.
Dues: none
Goals: Students will have the opportunity to expand their understanding of
the dynamics of newspaper writing and production.
Activities: Guest speakers, team-building exercises, interview/photography
assignments, and field trips.

Ducks Unlimited

Sponsor: M. Bagwell
Meets: Room 274 - A
Requirements: Desire to help conservation efforts and willingness to volunteer.
Dues: $15.00 - ($10.00 for National membership; $5.00 general dues).
Goals: As the first official high school chapter of Ducks Unlimited, we strive to further educate ourselves and others about the need for conservation efforts, focusing mainly on migratory waterfowl, and to support DU by volunteering for various projects.
Activities: A CHS Great Event fundraiser; construction of woodduck boxes; setting and monitoring woodduck boxes in Shelby Forest; volunteering at the DU Expo; assisting with the MidSouth Hunting and Retrieving Dog Club field trials; clean-up of flood gates for winter resting impoundments.

Earth

Sponsor:  Leake
Meets: Room 282 - B
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Goals: To raise awareness of environmental issues, locally and globally.
Activities: To raise money to save acres of the tropical rain forest
through the sell of our environmental t-shirts.

Equestrian

Sponsor: D. Hughes
Meets: Room 105 - A
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Family, Career and Community Leaders of America  (FCCLA)

Sponsor: K. Kaplowitz, S. Moss
Meets: Room 199 - B
Requirements: Member of any Family and Consumer Science Class.
Dues: $10.00
Goals: To encourage community service through volunteer work. To promote Family & Consumer Science careers.
Activities: Angel Tree, Guest speakers in FCS areas.

Sponsor: J. Brock, J. Hopkins
Meets: Auditorium - B
Requirements: Open to all CHS students.
Dues: $5.00
Goals: Present to coaches and athletes and those whom they influence the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church.
Activities: Guest speakers, skits, musical entertainment.

 

Sponsor: S. Abel
Meets: TBA
Requirements: Be a member the CHS Varsity football team
Dues: none
Goals: Enhance team unity, study game films, scouting opponents.
For more information, go to CHS Football

French

Sponsor: H. Walter
Meets: Cafeteria - B
Requirements: Current or former French student.
Dues: $10.00
Goals: Foster an interest in the French language and culture.
Activities: Celebrated Mardi Gras and explored French cuisine.

 

Frisbee

Sponsor: Inactive
Meets: TBA
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Sponsor: Mr. Sawyer
Meets: Room 009 - B
Requirements: None
Dues: $20.00
Goals: Promote leadership and foster agriculture awareness.
Activities: Mid-South Fair and other FFA activities.

 

 

Future Leaders of America

Sponsor: S. Myers
Meets: Varsity Gym - A
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Sponsor: M. Halliburton
Meets: Room 134 - B
Requirements: Must be enrolled German.
Dues: $10.00
Goals: The German Club promotes German culture and history. We also encourage interest in the German language.
Activities: Christmas Party, Language Fair. We have consistently taken many of the top awards at the University of Memphis Language Fair.

 

Gospel Choir

Sponsor: inactive
Meets:
Requirements: There is no audition required to sing in this choir. Rehearsals are every Wednesday at 2:30. The location will vary.
Dues: none
Goals: The purpose of the choir is to provide a Christian atmosphere where students of all races, ethnic groups, denominations, and grade levels can come together and inspire one another through music of hope and motivation. This choir sings a variety of musical styles, including traditional and contemporary gospel, praise and worship music, anthems, and much more.

Guitar

Sponsor: P. Shuler
Meets: Room 277 - A
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Hackey Sack

Sponsor: inactive
Meets:
Requirements: none
Dues: none
Goals:
Activities: We will discuss locations and dates for playing hackey sack after school.

HOSA

Sponsor: Coleman
Meets: Room 196 - A
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Jane Austin

Sponsor: Alee
Meets: Room 160 - A
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Jazz Combo

Sponsor: Inactive
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Sponsor: K. Tebbe
Meets: Library - B
Requirements: Completion of 2 years of Latin or be a current student.
Dues: $15.00
Goals: Further enhance the study of Latin language and Roman culture.
Activities: Numerous winners at the University of Memphis Foreign Language Fair & Tennessee Junior Classical League Convention.

Sponsor: Martinez
Meets: After school in Room 125 on first and third Wednesdays
Requirements: Willingness to serve the community through six hours of volunteer work a month.
Dues: $12.00
Goals: To have dedicated members that will stick to it.
Activities: IDD fund raiser; Enchanted Forest; Salvation Army bell ringing; Christmas Angel; Easter Egg Hunt.

 

Coaches: M. Halliburton
Meets: TBA - A
Requirements: Interest in Knowledge Bowl & practice at least 2 days per week. Team is selected by competitive tryouts.
Dues: $20.00
Goals: To win academic competition in the area; WREG Competition
Activities: Won first place in the Covington Academic Bowl and second
place in the Cordova Academic Bowl.

Lacrosse

Sponsor: Inactive
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Sponsor: Inactive
Meets:
Requirements: An interest in military history.
Dues: $5.00
Goals: To examine war and warriors through the ages. To view selected videos of battles and leaders. To invite veterans for personal accounts of service. To visit local historic sites on Saturdays.
Activities: Unavailable.

 

Sponsor: Inactive
Meets: After school.
Requirements: Interest in law. Willingness to participate.
Dues: None
Goals: To win.
Activities: Unavailable

 

Sponsor: S. Blake
Meets: Room 115 - B
Requirements: Must be a sophomore, junior or senior.
Dues: None
Goals: Students will discuss and debate current global issues. Students will present arguments from the standpoint of United Nations members and vote on rulings.
Activities: Unavailable

Sponsor: Pam Kendall
Meets: Room 182 - B
Requirements: Currently enrolled in Honors Math Course
High school math average is 90 or greater
Dues: $10 ($5 National + $5 Local)
Purpose: Mu Alpha Theta is a National Mathematics Honor Society
encompassing over 65,000 students in more than 1,400 schools. We are
dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong
scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in
high school and two-year college students.

Multicultural Student Association

Sponsor:Myers
Meets: Room 155 - B
Requirements:
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Goals: The Multicultural Student Association is a student-based organizaton that is geared towards uniting all races and cultures in the school. It was formed by Kristin Williams and Caroline Parham and is a spin-off from Bridge Builders. Kristin heard about MSA when she was at Bridge Builders Camp and Caroline was eager to help. It will have different foods available to members, which will help the members learn about each other's culture. MSA plans to have at least one field trip available to all members. Look for upcoming events on the website.

Sponsor: J. Burford, A. Smythe
Meets: Room 195 - B
Requirements: Membership in this chapter shall be based upon art scholarship, service and character. Candidates must be a junior or senior enrolled in Art III, IV or AP. Students must have an overall GPA of at least 86 and an Art GPA of a 94. All members must be nominated by the Visual Art faculty based on the following: Leadership, character, artistic ability and service to the Art department.
Dues: $10.00
Goals: Recognize students demonstrating outstanding ability in art. Foster excellence and a dedicated spirit to the pursuit of art. Bring art to the attention of the school and the community.
Activities: Unavailable.

National Honor Society

Sponsor: P. McDonel, S. Hines
Meets: Room 256 - B
Requirements: Must be selected by faculty council. Students cannot join NHS. Open to Juniors and Seniors with a 95 or higher avg., good character, leadership and service evidence. Selection occurs in Jan. - Feb.
Dues: $6.00
Goals: Promote scholarship, leadership, character, and service.
Activities: Meetings and individual service.

 

Pathfinder Yearbook

Sponsor: B. Vawter, S. Stambaugh
Meets: A/B Clubs and 7th period every day in Room 116.
Requirements: Application in February.  Six teacher recommendations (including current English teacher).
Dues: None.
Goals: Create yearbook; learn work ethic, responsibility, and rules of journalism.
Activities: Created Pathfinder yearbook and won awards for book.
For more information, go to Yearbook Information.

Photography Club

         Sponsor:  Scism
         Meets:  Room 156

Sponsor: Inactive
Meets: TBA
Requirements: Fill out an application for membership. Sign a drug-free pledge stating the member will remain drug-free, alcohol free, and violence free. Serve as a positive role model to peers and a mentor to younger students. Acting, singing and dancing roles require an audition.
Dues: $10.00
Goals: Our club is committed to engaging in a collaborative effort to prevent drug use and violence. The members of our team have taken a pledge to remain drug-free and deliver a no-use message to the youth of Collierville. As individuals and a team, we have accepted the challenge to make a difference in the community through volunteer work and drug-free youth who care for the safety and health of self, peers, family, and the community.
Activities: Won awards in public speaking, public service announcements, acting, and web site development at the 2002-2003 PRIDE World Drug Prevention Conference in Cincinnati, OH.

 

Sponsor: inactive
Meets:
Requirements: Application and faithful attendance at meetings; interest in writing and publication.
Dues: None.
Goals: Produce student literary publications and encourage creative writing in the school.
Activities: Published Prism, CHS literary magazine

Quill & Scroll

Sponsor: S. DeCarlo
Meets: Room 157 - A/B
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Racquetball

Sponsor: C. Mann
Meets: Room 117 - A
Requirements:
Dues: $20.00
Goals: To show the correct way to play the game. A tournament will be played to encourage competition.

Random Acts of Kindness

Sponsor: Stambaugh
Meets:   Room 162 - B
Dues: $5.00
Goals: To bring  about unity, create friendships and recognize people for the good things they do.

Salsa

Sponsor: Smithson
Meets: PE Gym - A
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Sponsor: Inactive
Meets:
Requirements: Desire to be in science competitions.
Dues: None
Goals: Participate in science competitions.
Activities: Unavailable

Sponsor: inactive
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Sponsor: K. Mears, W. Gillespie
Meets: Room 184 - A/B
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Activities: Unavailable

Sponsor: K. Mears, W. Gillespe
Meets: Room 111 - B (During boys varsity soccer season in the spring)
Requirements: Must be a sophomore, junior, or a senior.
Dues: $12
Goals: Support the boys varsity soccer team.
Activities: Must be able attend the varsity home games and assist with the junior varsity tournament during the first weekend of May. Assist the coaches and the team during each of the home games.