Club/Activity Mission Advisor Club President(s) Location Meeting Times

A Cappella Club

The A Cappella club is made up of 3 different groups, one for girls (Nothing

But Treble), one for both girls and boys (Wackaflockapella) and one for boys

(The Testostertones). They make their own arrangements of current popular

songs and perform at Coffee House and at the Spring Concert.

Mr. Millar

Momoko Uchida,

Jack Goldsmith and

Christine Lee

Rm 126Mondays, 3:15 -

4

Access Care Plus NJ

For group or individual support as you manage the successes and challenges

of high school life. To provide free mental health services to Tenafly students

in a comfortable, open, safe environment with highly qualified staff who

have expertise in working with youth and their families. Services include

individual counseling, groups, family engagement, community outreach,

referral and school clearances. Contact Sue Fenker at Care Plus NJ in the

Guidance suite to learn how to participate.

Ms. Fenker _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Guidance

Suite

During school

hours

Art Club

The Art Club provides an opportunity for artistically inclined students to

create and further develop their talents. We will participate in local and

national art contests, work on beautifying the school, and make new friends

that share our common love of art.

Ms. Allen Lia Hwang Room 132Tuesday 3:15-

4pm

Biology Take the US Biology Olympics qualification test; do some extracurricular

experiments and present the results.Dr. Kennedy TBD Room 146

Very flexible

depending on

activity

Challenger Art Club

The Challenger Art Club brings THS students together with young special

needs students to create art and make friends. THS students design

seasonal art projects and help students through the creative process.

Students are typically elementary school age.

Mr. Graziano Ariel ShoulmanTHS Room

231

Once every two

months after

school

Chamber Music Club

To provide an opportunity for instrumentalists and singers to perform in

small ensembles. The main event is the annual Chamber Music Society of

Lincoln Center competition.

Mr. Millar Seo Young Seok 126Wednesday,

3:15 - 4

Chemistry Club

To foster interest and excitement about chemistry and its related fields, like

chemical engineering, biochemistry and organic chemistry, through

presentations of current chemistry research and innovations which affect

our lives, participation in chemistry related competitions, like the Nj

chemistry olympics at NJIT, and the Chemistry olympiad competition, and

design and perform chemical demonstrations.

Ms. FirnbergSam Yoon and

Jungann Park238

Tuesday 3:10

pm

Clubs/Activities 2017-2018

Color Guard

The Color Guard is part of the THS Marching Band who perform during the

pre and/or half-time part of the Varsity Football games. The guard enhances

the visual aspects of the musical performance and provides school spirit

Ms. RothsteinHyon Lee and Janny

HongBand Room

Tuesday 3:30

pm - 4:30 pm

Wednesday 3:30

pm - 5:30 pm +

Football Games

Culinary Club

Culinary Club aims to build a community of students who share a common

interest in the culinary arts, the joy of cooking, baking, and eating together

with friends while sharing their family customs and traditional foods. The

club will fundraise by holding a variety of bake sales, food drives, etc. for

charity throughout the year to assist less fortunate families in Bergen

County.

Ms. Johnson Jade Greer Room 135

Wednesday,

Thursdays 3:15 -

4:30

Current Events Club

The Current Events Club seeks to inform and educate students about local,

national, and global issues. Students watch the news, bring in current event

articles, and participate in round table discussions about the news

dominating the headlines.

Mr. Mirabito Dani Naidrich Room 205After school -

1x/2x a month

DECA

DECA's mission is to prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in

marketing, finance, hospitality and management through conferences and

competitive events throughout New Jersey and nationally.

Ms. O'Neill TBD Room 228

C days lunch and

1st and 3rd

Wednesdays

after school

Digital Art Club

This club will give students a chance to see the possibilities and potential of

Digital art. Former and current students of the program will be teaching you

Photoshop and Illustrator. Former students can come to keep up their skills

and work on projects for their other classes.

Mr. GrazianoItamar Golomb Ty

VeredRoom 231

Lunch 1-2 days

per week

Doctor Who ClubWe all are Whovians. We enjoy watching and discussing all things related to

Doctor Who.Mr. Yanniotis Josh Coburn Room 107

Monday's at

3:15

Echo, TheThe Echo, Tenafly High School's newspaper, aims to carry on the tradition of

publishing fair and accurate reporting of news.Mr. Whitehead

Hailey Ryan and

Susan Wie (Co-

Editors in Chief)

Room 215

D day lunch and

occasionally

after school

FCCLA

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is a national Career and

Technical Student Organization that provides personal growth, leadership

development, and career preparation opportunities for students in Family

and Consumer Sciences education.

Our Mission is to promote personal growth and leadership development

through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Focusing on the multiple

roles of family member, wage earner and community leader, members

develop skills for life through: character development, creative and critical

thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career

preparation.

Ms. Kane-

MaloneHannah Rosen Room 103

Tuesdays after

school

Film ClubCreate a community of film interested students to share ideas and/or

resources.Ms. Wissler

Emma Fuentecilla

and Isabelle PerezRm 105

C days during

lunch

Forensics (DEBATE) To continue the great THS debate tradition in BCDL Mr. Barrett TBD 203

Wednesday-

Thursday after

school

French Cultural Club

This club is designed for students who are interested in French culture.

Officers will organize activities to expand club members' knowledge about

different aspects of French culture, such as cuisine, literature, films, and

music. Students may also enjoy conversation in French with other students

during club meetings and activities.

Ms. WilliamsIto Koeda and Jiwon

Woo Room 116

Lunch during A

days

Frisbee Club To have fun learning and competing in ultimate frisbee. Mr. Hutchinson Luke Smith

good

weather:

back of

school bad:

gym

various times

and days

Game Club

The game club is a club where students can participate in playing a variety of

games they enjoy in a safe, non-judgemental environment with other

students who share the same interest.

Mr. DeVries Josh Coburn Room 114Thursday 3:11-

4:30

Global Care

Unlimited (GCU)

GCU is a student-led humanitarian organization that aims to support global

humanitarian issues through fundraising and education initiatives. Students

in the club follow and investigate local and worldwide causes in need of

humanitarian support and then organize activities, events, and fundraising

efforts to help raise awareness and financial support to these causes.

Ms. WilliamsOlivia Gregory and

Dani NaidrichRoom 116

A-D days,

meetings at

7:45am and E

days, meetings

at 8:10am

Green Team, TheThe THS Green Team promotes recycling and other environmentally sound

practices throughout the THS community.

Ms. Lewis/Dr.

Kennedy/Ms.

Vieira

Nicole Frankel Room 146Every other

Wednesday p.m.

HarvestersTo help people interested in the Christian life to come together to share and

support one another and to serve the communityMr. Laux

Jason Park, Lazarus

Chan, Janny HongRoom 113

Friday mornings

7:30

History Competition

Club To learn,grow, and compete in our knowledge of History Ms. Diaz Noah Goldstein Room 225

Tuesdays after

school

Impact Ambassadors Community Service in the Immediate Tenafly Area: Initiate, Motivate, and

Promote Acts of Care in TenaflyMs. Barker Emma Zhou 226

Thursdays,

mostly after

school, but

occasionally

during lunch

Israeli Cultural Club

To celebrate Israeli culture, food and technology- music, visual art,

performing arts, literature and poetry, and Technological innovations, and

share it with our school community.

Mrs. Firnberg Ohad Goldberg 238Thursday 3:10

pm

Key Club

To develop initiative and leadership

To provide experience in living and working together

To serve the school and community

To prepare for useful citizenship

Ms. Allen Lauren KimPitt and/or

Room 132

Thursday

3:15pm

Korean Cultural Club

The Korean Cultural Club's mission is to expose and teach Korean culture to

the school as well as deepen the club member's knowledge of Korean

culture, language and experience traditional Korean cuisine.

Mrs. Kim Ahyoung Shin Room 120Every Tuesday,

after school

Math ClubThe mission of the Math Club is to promote the love of math and

camaraderie while solving math problems.Ms. Wissler

Ahri Han and

Haoshong JinAuditorium

Thursday

mornings at

7:35 AM

Model UN

Our mission is to aid those students interested in learning about the United

Nations(foreign relations and policy) and to help them participate in and

attend Model UN conferences. We hope to teach students public speaking

skills as well as conflict resolution skills.

Ms. McKinnon Danielle Twiss Rm 224Thursday, after

school

New York Times Club

(NYT Club)

We gather to discuss the Sunday Edition, generate meaningful conversation

and reflection, foster understanding.Ms. Malanka Abigail Pomeranz 214

Tuesdays,

lunchtime.

Olympics Committee

Prepare and run THS Olympic 39! Need members interested in making

Olympics great. We need students interesting in logistics, communication,

marketing, video games, and more to put together Tenafly's best all school

event!

Ms. BarkerYerin Myung, Yejoo

Ahn,

3pm 226, at

times at

lunch on

Weds too

Wednesdays

Omega THS's literary and art journal, published yearly, of, by, and for the students. Ms. Malanka Yuri Han, Ahri Han Room 214Wednesdays,

after school

Operation Orphan

Outreach

To raise awareness for children in need, due to wars, terror attacks and

natural disasters. The club will raise money to help support this worthy

cause.

Ms. PachecoMaisy Song and

Jihyun An131

Thursday after

school

Photography Club

The mission of the Photography Club is to offer a place where students

interested in photography can come together and practice their craft and

learn new skills from each other. Club activities will inspire creativity,

practice photo editing, view iconic photography and learn about famous

photographers.

Ms. PachecoJill Noorily and

Alyssa Fell131

Tuesday after

school

Physics Club

The mission of the Physics Club is to allow students to explore Physics and its

applications such as Engineering. The Physics Club members also have the

opportunity to prepare for and participate in physics and engineering events

such as the TEAMS engineering and science competition at the 9-10th grade

level and the 11-12th grade level. In preparation for the competition, the

Physics Club students research and study the themes of each year such as

engineering healthier lives, clean energy, etc. Presentations are made on

these issues. The competition involves three components: an essay, a test

and a hands on engineering design and construction component.

Mrs. CoyleZemei (Emma) Zhou

and Tianyi (Leon) LiRoom 144

Every A day

during lunch

block.

Programming Club

To use our collective knowledge of Computer Science to better the school

community. In club meetings we work on projects to help the school as a

whole and individuals seeking advice in the field of programming

Ms. Layachi Will Hawkins Room 145Thursdays, after

school

Russian Culture Club

To explore and educate students about Russian culture, to prepare students

for the Spoken Russian Language Olympiada, and to raise funds for

orphanages in Russia.

Ms. Mayansky Matt Dreyer 106Thursday, every

other week

Science Discovery

Club

To foster the interest of science within young elementary students and for

them to become engaged in the various aspects of the science world by

performing hands-on experiments.

Ms. CullinaneAlison Zhitkov and

Sakura EguchiRoom 104

Thursdays after

school (3:15 -

4:30)

Science Olympiad

The Science Olympiad is an organization devoted to improving the quality of

science education, increasing student motivation in science and recognizing

outstanding student achievement. These goals are accomplished through

classroom activities, research, and the encouragement of state and national

tournaments. The Science Olympiad tournaments are rigorous academic

competitions that consist of a series of events which students prepare for

during the year. These events are spread out between the various science

disciplines of biology, earth science, chemistry, physics, and technology.

This year's goals are for student's to engage in hands on science skills and

learn more about certain topics that they may not have seen in their regular

science curriculum. This competition is an opportunity for students to show

off any type of science skill they may have. This year we are striving to place

higher in the ranks than last year but mostly make new friendships and

improve scientific knowledge that may help in any future endeavors.

Mr.

Vollenweider

and Ms. Vieira

Angela Youn and

Daphne ZhuRoom 148

Thursday at 3:15

pm

Sci-Fi/Fantasy Club

The Sci-Fi/Fantasy Club's mission is to share the epic narratives that have

shaped our consciousness. Students gather to view and discuss films or

shows such as The Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, or the Twilight Zone.

Ms.

Oppedisano

Joshua Coburn and

Mira LeeRoom 218

C days, during

lunch

Ski Club

The Ski Club is a place for skiiers and snowboarders of all levels of ability to

learn from each other and to shred that fresh powder in an annual ski trip

together.

Mr. Khoeler

Chris Camgeming,

Zack Edwards,

Sophia Gottdiener

By the tiger

Second

wednesday of

each month at

3:15

Spanish Club

The Spanish Club is an organization hoping to promote appreciation of the

cultures encompassed by the Spanish speaking world. We organize different

cultural and community centered activities throughout the year.

Sra. Pelaez-

Martinez and

Sr. Youssis

TBD Room 115

We will be

meeting during

a TBD unit lunch

every other

week

Stand Up to Cancer

Awareness is the first step for anything such as treatments and donations to

happen. Our club has mission to raise awareness in Tenafly High School and

to raise funds to accelerate the pace of translational cancer research that

can get new therapies to patients quickly and save lives now. Our school

activities will raise awareness in THS student body and help them to be

engaged in cancer awareness in daily life.

Ms. Ahn Sam Yoon room 107Tuesday during

Lunch

Star Club

Our club is intended to help children in need in either hospitals or fosters

homes. We will visit them as much as possible, where we will do activities

like reading, arts and crafts, and music. We will do fundraisers, bake sales,

and other activities to raise money for these events, and supplies that they

may need. We will meet whenever there is an upcoming event to get

everyone prepared (about once a month) and these meeting with happen

during lunch.

Ms. CullinanePeyton Dabby and

Sharoni AvtalionRoom 112

Abouth once a

month during

lunch.

Statistics Club

1. To learn about data collection and analysis

2. To apply this knowledge to collect and analyze data in our

school/community

3. To present this information to the administration, teachers, and

other students so that they can better understand the problems in our

school/community and can fix them

Dr. HuRyan Horowitz and

Nick CardenasRoom 134 Thursday 3:20

Stock Market Club

To promote awareness of the equity and bond markets, understand the

dynamics of business, sharpen investment decision-making skills, and share

our mutual admiration for financial growth.

Mr. Hiler Sambhav Jain 228

Lunch period

during the first E-

Day of each

week

Student Organization

(SO)

To develop in students an understanding of a functioning government and

its responsibilities in making recommendations to school administration

regarding the daily functions of THS. This includes club approval and

oversight.

Mr. Rendell Ahmed Kane PITT/148 Varies

Task Force

We host monthly parties for a group of children from a church in Patterson,

NJ, who take a bus to our school and we provide them with a night of food

and activities.

Ms. Cutrone Sophie Kleiman room 225

Thursday night

parties once a

month;

meetings once

every 2 weeks

after school to

plan.

Tech Crew

Tech Crew provides the scenery, lighting and sound for our Fall Play and

Spring Musical each year. If you didn’t see get to see these shows, you are

missing out! In addition, we provide technical support for every event held in

the auditorium, such as the Tux Show, Fashion Show, etc. We meet 3 times

most weeks, but the schedule varies. See the call board by the auditorium

for details.

Mr. Moger Auditorium

TED-Ed Club

The TED-Ed Club provides a thought-provoking environment for students to

improve their public speaking and presentation skills while sharing a talk•

with the community about their passions, unique experiences, or important

lessons that they have learned.

Mrs. Maloney Joyce Chung Room 220 TBD

Tenafly Educational

Foundation Club

Serve as the student arm of the Tenafly Educational Foundation. Support TEF

fundraising efforts by advertising and providing manpower at events such as

Wizards Basketball Game and Tenafly 5K.

Ms. Haggerty

and Mrs.

Sedlock

Douglas Tsang 210

Meetings

around once a

month, usually

Wednesdays

Tenafly High School

Junior States of

America, The

The Tenafly High School Junior States of America is a non-partisan

organization devoted to balanced discussion. We provide a forum in which

Tenafly High School students can learn about, and discuss current political

events, issues, and ideas, including government, foreign affairs, the law and

education.

Ms. Halliwell Eden Witelson Room 149Tuesdays during

lunch (tentative)

Tenafly Philosophy

Club

The Tenafly Philosophy Club is a place for students to discuss and explore

thought experiments, probing questions, and the musings of important

historic thinkers.

Mr.

OppedisanoN/A Room 215

Lunch period, C

days.

Tenafly Robotics

Our mission is to bring robotics to Tenafly High School. We plan to

participate in multiple robotics competitions and teach other students about

robotics.

Ms. LayachiLev Stambler,

Jungann ParkRoom 145

Wednesday 3:00

to 4:00pm

Tenakin (Yearbook)The mission of the club is to allow students to participate in making the

yearbook.Ms. Helmis

Nikki Gerber and

Samantha TubinRoom 142

E day at lunch

and Thursday

after school

Theatre Club

Theatre Club will present the annual One Act Play Festival at THS. Entirely

produced, directed, performed and sometimes even written by Tenafly

students, this year we anticipate again have a large number of participants

(over 60) involved in the production. Theatre club does not meet as a whole

until the spring. Watch for details about how to get involved starting in late

February.

Mr. Moger Auditorium

THS Book ClubThe THS Book Club provides a space to read and discuss short stories,

poems, and novels. All are welcome!

Ms.

OppedisanoTifarah Melman Room 218

B days, during

lunch

THS Pen Pals Club

Tenafly High School Pen Pals club will give Tenafly students a chance to

connect and share stories and aspirations with students living in Nigeria,

Africa. The students from Tenafly will be able to communicate with the

students from Zainab Memorial School, a co-ed school primarily made up of

impoverished Christian and Muslim children. Having these kids study

together at an early age will help promote nonviolence and

nondiscriminatory values. In addition, the club will hold fundraisers in the

form of bake sales, and food and gift drives in order to help supply the

students that are less fortunate. We intend to help students get a better

understanding of their surroundings and their global community by creating

bonds with students that they would not have the privilege of meeting

outside of this club.

Ms. HampsonJolie Horowitz and

Ally Waldman Room 209

Every other

Monday from

3:15 to 4:15

Tutoring Club

Our mission is to assist all students with their homework and prep them for

their classes. We have a learning environment in which students are able to

learn peacefully with upper classmen. We also give them advice on school

life and the importance of earning excellent grades for the future.

Sra. Pelaez-

MartinezDanielle Twiss 104 -105 Tuesdays 3:30-5

Volleyball Club

The Volleyball Club gives students the opportunity to challenge themselves

and to be challenged by others mentally, physically, and emotionally in the

game of volleyball. It is our mission to instill an unshakable framework of

excellence, teamwork, and competitiveness to build upon in life.

Ms. Zanoria Jason ParkAuxillary

GymSpring 3:15-4:15

Women's

Empowerment Club

The purpose of this club shall be to provide open discussions, watch videos

and read feminist literature, and participate in social action about and

pertaining to the topic of women's advancement and rights, therefore

empowering the women of THS.

Ms. CutroneNaomi Friedman and

Olivia Gregory Room 225 Thursdays 3:15

Yoga Club

The Yoga Club's mission is to bring balance to your life. We will get fit and

flexible while learning asanas (or poses), sun salutations, breathing exercises,

and simple meditations. The yoga club is a great way to end your day in

peace. See you on your mat. Namaste!

Ms. Allen Fay Vaynshenker TBD

Wednesdays 2x

per month 3:15-

4pm

Young Democrats

To educate students about the Democratic National Party and it's

importance.To educate students on current events, the political process and

important social issues facing the national and international community.

Mr. Ahn-

CooperEli Glass 128 Monday 3.15pm