Mohave High School

Mohave High SchoolClubs & Activities

How can YOU be involved on campus and make the most out of your time in high school?

Elective ClassesThe following groups are all elective classes that you attend every day and receive a grade for as well as participate in and compete outside of school hours.Student CouncilAdvisor: Mr. Mitchell, E-101Meets: 3rd period

What we do: StuCo is the student-run government that manages on campus clubs, activities, fundraisers, and plans and puts on school activities such as pep rallies, dances and spirit weeks & activities.

YearbookAdvisor: Miss Hamilton, C-111

What we do: the yearbook class plans and creates the school yearbook. We cover everything from photography at all events around campus to writing stories and captions to layout and graphic design to selling and promoting the yearbook.Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC)Advisors: Lt. Col. Boyle and Chief Starkey, E-108Meets: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th & 6th periods

What we do: AFJROTC is a unique training program that not only prepares cadets for careers in the military, but also to be successful in any field of work outside of school. We also have clubs such as the honor guard, drill team, Kitty Hawk, orienteering and rocket models available to our cadets.

Core class credit: Ninety percent of the cadets receive core class creditPE credit for the first year and science credits for the 2nd and 3rd years.Mohave Thunder Band & GuardDirector: Mrs. Ribelin, M-101Meets: 1st period

What we do: This is the school marching band & colorguard. We perform at all home football half-times, pep rallies, parades and even travel to competitions.Mohave High SingersDirector: Mrs. Wilhelm, M-102

Soul FAZEXtrawill meet Friday mornings at7:30 am. All young men who like to sing are welcome. No audition required!

Concert Choir: Mixed, auditioned chorusSoul Faze: Men's EnsembleTreble Glee: Girls chorusRhapsody: Women's auditioned madrigal group.Mystic Rhythm: Mixed auditioned Jazz/Show ChoirCTE (Career & Technology Education) based clubsThe following clubs are for those who are taking the respective CTE class at Mohave. Students in these clubs travel to competitions around the state and compete with skills they learn in their respective CTE classes.

SKILLS USAAdvisors: Mr. Fischer, Mr. Stickel, Mr. Terrell, Mr. OlveraThis is a general club that pulls the best students from the technology based classes (graphic arts, photography, info tech & software development, business operations, construction, etc) to compete in state-wide competitions.Mohave HS Police Explorer PostAdvisors: Mr. SullivanWe will try to meet on either every first and thirdMondayorWednesdayin room T-113

Students will be trained just like police explorers, and assist schools, service groups, and the community as extra man power for special events. Students will be trained in all areas of police work including radio procedures, traffic control, vehicle car stops, and arrest procedures.

FBLA Future Business Leaders of AmericaAdvisor: Mr. Stickel, T-103CTE classes: Business Operations FCCLA Culinary Arts Family, Career & Community Leaders of AmericaAdvisor: Mrs. L. Patterson, H-101CTE class: Culinary Arts

FCCLA Early Childhood Education Family, Career & Community Leaders of AmericaAdvisor: Mrs. Leyendecker, I-107CTE class: Child Development

HOSA Health Occupations Students of AmericaAdvisor: Mrs. S. Patterson, T-221CTE class: Allied HealthHOSA provides a unique program of leadership development, motivation, and recognition exclusively for our high school students who are enrolled in the Allied Health Science Education classes. HOSA is 100% health care. Our mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to strengthen the partnership between health science education and community health care industries.

HOSA Health Occupations Students of America

ClubsThe following groups are clubs on campus. A few groups may be associated with elective classes, however, you may join the club without being enrolled in the class.DramaAdvisor: Mrs. Garner, B-108Meets: Tuesdays after school

What we do: the drama clubs puts on the fall play and spring musical every year. While we draw from the drama classes 3rd and 6th hour, all students are invited to participate in the club and audition for our productions!

InteractAdvisor: Mrs. Buus and Miss Cornia, T-124Meets: Wednesday during zero hour

What we do: We are an international organization of service that participates in fun and meaningful projects that better our school, our community, and communities around the world. While doing this, Interactors develop leadership skills and initiative, while meeting new friends.Key ClubAdvisor: Ms. Bostelman, T-123Meets: Wednesdays during zero hour

What we do: We are a community service based organization that works closely with the Kiwanis Morning Club here in Bullhead. We participate in and host events around campus and throughout Bullhead City. Highlights include our Special Needs Prom, and working at the Colorado River Nature Center.Speech & DebateAdvisor: Mrs. Rhue, T-203Meets: Thursdays after school

What we do: Students compete in individual events (dramatic and humorous interpretation, impromptu speaking, poetry, and more) and in debate events (moral debate or current event debate). Students learn public speaking skills, the art of good research and creating an effective argument, and how to express themselves creatively.Speech and Debate is also offered as an elective class!!Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)Advisor: Mrs. Rhue, T-203Meets: Wednesdays during lunch

What we do: Through sponsored events, SADD creates community awareness of issues and encourages students to make wise decisions in their lives.National Honor SocietyAdvisors: Mr. Evins, E-103 & Mrs. Glaser, B-108Meets: Zero hour on Thursdays

What we do: This is a national organization that only the top students at Mohave qualify for. Students may apply for the first time the 2nd semester of their Sophomore year. We seek to encourage and give a place for our members to exhibit leadership, community service, academic excellence and consistent character. Crown of Thorns Christian ClubAdvisor: Mr. Evins, E-103Meets: Thursdays during lunch

What we do: We are Mohaves Christian Club. Our goals is to have a positive impact at Mohave and to encourage each other to live a moral and respectful life. Our meetings are filled with great fellowship, fun music and a challenge from Gods Word. Its a club to be a part of.Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)Advisor: Mr. Bailey, T-117Meets: Wednesdays after school

What we do: we are a social activism group with the goal of providing support to our LGBT (gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgenders, and their straight allies) students and putting an end to bullying and discrimination here at Mohave.MathletesAdvisor: Mrs. Sloan, T-201Meets: Tuesdays during lunch

What we do: explore the limits of how fun math can be! We support academics by fundraising for the AP Calculus test to support the MHS seniors. We will be competing in competitions as well as planning our field trip to Disneyland. We hope to discover the physics of motion within Disneyland's Magic Kingdom.

FencingAdvisors: Mr. Greene, B-105 & Mrs. Johnson, T-204Meets: every other Saturday 9-12 in the old gym

What we do: learn and explore the art of fencing using the traditional weapons of foil, epee and sabre.Photo ClubAdvisor:Meets:What we do:Art ClubAdvisors: Mr. Anderson & Mr. Cook, C-110Meets: TBD

What we do: RoboticsAdvisor: Mr. Fischer, T-102Meets: Wednesdays after school

What we do:Guitar ClubAdvisor: Mr. Cook, C-112Meets: TBD

What we do:Yoga ClubAdvisory: Mrs. SloanMeets: Thursdays at 7am in the Wrestling room

What we do: Enjoy all the benefits of yoga. Yoga is an ancient practice that helps create a sense of union in body, mind, and spirit. We learn to release stress, visualize our goals, and bring balance back into our lives.Summary of club meeting timesMondaysTuesdaysWednesdaysThursdaysFridaysBefore SchoolKey Club T-123AndInteract T-124During LunchMathletes T-201SADD, T-203Crown of ThornsE-103Photo C-111After SchoolDrama B-106GSA, T-117Robotics T-102Speech & DebateT-203*Fencing meets every other Saturday morning in the old gymSports teamsFootballCoach: Coach HolmesRoom- E-102Season: FallOfficial practice began for sophomores, juniors and seniors on July 28th. Practices are from 3:30 PM to 7:00 PM. Freshman practice begins August 4th. Practices will be from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM.You must have completed the physical packet before you are issued any equipment.

VolleyballCoach: Coach Z

Season: Fall

Tryouts will start Monday (August 11th) after school in the new gym and will run Monday-Thursday that week. You must have your physical and brain book (concussion) test done to be able to try out.

Cross CountryCoach: Mr. Bailey

Season: Fall

Cross Country is fun environment that truly allows you to test your toughness, and is great conditioning for other sports. Come be a part of a Mohave Cross Country tradition. For more information see Mr. Bailey in T-117

GolfCoach: Mr. Miller

Season: Fall

Golf is a lifetime sport everyone can play.

Practice starts in Room t-206 Aug. 11th

Have physicals before Practice starts

CheerCoach: Mrs. King & Mrs. Pagel

Season: Fall & Winter

Tryouts this year areAugust 5th, 6th, and 7th from3:30-5:30in the old gym.Practice times are everyTuesdayandThursdayand the secondWednesdayof every month from3:30-5:30in the old gym.The cost is $125 for Varsity and $70 for JV

SwimCoach: Mr. Catalfamo

Season: Fall

Sign-Ups are Monday, August 12th from 3:30-5 PM at the community pool (on Trane).

Bring a swim suit (girls- one piece only), goggles, a towel and water and come have fun!WrestlingCoach: Mr. Alec Horne

Season: WinterBasketball (Boys & Girls)Coach: Mr. Thomas (Boys) & Mr. Ryan Walker (Girls)

Season: Winter

Soccer (Boys & Girls)Coach: Mr. Guerrero (Boys) & Mr. Burgess (Girls)

Season: Winter

There is indoor soccer on Fridays 6-8PM in the old gym.Track & FieldCoach: Mr. Andreas

Season: Track is a spring sport with an event for everybody. We need Sprinters, Jumpers, Thowers, Distance Runners and Pole Vaulters. It is a great way to improve your reaction time, speed, vertical, and overall conditioning.

BaseballCoach: Mr. Aaron Schellie

Season: SpringSoftballCoach: Mrs. S. Patterson

Season: Spring

The Lady Thunderbirds softball program is based on developing tradition and success. Being a part of the high school softball experience is a demanding chore that requires the commitment of time, hard work, and patience. Our program is an extension of the high school experience. It is meant to be challenging and fun all while building lifelong memories. Join us!!Lady T-Bird Pride!!