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 National Honor Society (NHS)“The purpose of this organization shall be 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.” - NHS Constitution (Article 1, Section 2) During both lunches, every other Wednesday, in Room D249 Ms. Heather McIntosh, Room D249 (951) 361-6500, ext. 2109  Environmental ClubWhat We Do:Bring Together People Who Care About Our Environment!! Recycling Program at School!! Community Clean Up Events!! Field Trips!! 2:15-3:00pm Every Tuesday Jeni Williams x2011 Room B127 jeni_williams@jusd.k12.ca.us  Anime ClubThe Anime club is an organization devoted to learning about and celebrating the culture, language, and media of Japan. This club is over 7 years old and is one of the largest, and most active on campus. We go to Little Tokyo in LA once every couple of months, we attend the convention Anime LA in January, have trivia contests, video game contests, have a week long event called the Great Naruto Scroll Hunt (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLCkSV3xu5g), have cosplay contests and workshops, have lessons in Japanese, show AMVs and anime, have a manga check out wall, have art contests, go out for sushi every so often, and do so much more. We are also planning a trip to Japan in June 2011. If you are interested in joining, learning about the trip, or just want to know more about the club, visit our website!Both lunches in B244 every Wednesday. After school every Wednesday and Thursday for club activities. julia_sanzberro@jusd.k12.ca.us  SUFHRStudents United For Human Rights !This club targets projects that helps students get involved in the world at large. Beginning with aid to DARFUR four years ago, this club has sent money to Doctors without Borders (the group who is helping in Haiti now) as well as organized and sent several dozen boxes to children in other countries through Samaritan's Purse. We also support our troops in Iraq and Afganistan by sending cards and essentials: we are the only group on campus that focuses on this need. Activities this year include the PHS Winter Carnival where we had two games and a booth for food. Currently we are soliciting goods: snacks, entertainment, toiletries for U.S. paratroopers in the 82nd airborne. Come by on Mondays and see what we are up to!! 2nd lunch every Monday in room D239 See Vanessa Douty in D239  Patriot Cardinal RegimentThe Patriot Cardinal Regiment is the band, colorguard, and drumline at Patriot High School. The group performs together in the fall in field shows, parades, football games, school events, and community events. The Cardinal Regiment was named 2010 SCSBOA 2A Champions and is one of the top groups of it's size in California. Membership is open to all students at Patriot High School. Rehearsal Times: Full Group Practice: Tuesdays and Thursdays form 2:30-5:30 Colorguard Sectionals: Monday 3-6 Percussion Sectionals: Wednesday 2:30-5:30 OR Friday 2:30-4:30 Band Sectionals: Friday 2:30-4:30 |  Italian ClubItalian Club is for any student wishing to enrich his or her knowledge of the Italian language and culture. It is also for any student wishing to travel to Italy.Ms. Moore D155  G.R.aF.E.C. ClubThe G.R.aF.E.C. club (also known as the Gamers, Role-Players, and Fantasy Enthusiasts Club), is devoted to making a place for fantasy gaming enthusiasts, to hone their skills, learn new games and meet other students with similar interests in the fantasy genre. We hold Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Risk, and Munchkin tournaments, play Dungeon's and Dragons, and attend the Renaissance Faire every year. It's a fun club, and we hope to see you here!Both lunches every Tuesday. After school activities every Tuesday and Friday. julia_sanzberro@jusd.k12.ca.us  Science ClubFor anyone who loves to observe, inquire and experiment-- this club is for you. From making ice cream to launching rockets, science club will cater to your scientific needs.
Every Tuesday; First lunch.
Mrs. Croxton
B 126  AVID ClubAll AVID students are members of the AVID club. Members are students who are interested in attending a 4-year university or college after high school. The AVID Club plans college field trips and other extracurricular activities for AVID students.
Every Tuesday both lunches |  California Scholarship Federation (CSF)The California Scholarship Federation emphasizes high standards of scholarship and community service for California high school students. Founded in 1921, the California Scholarship Federation is the oldest scholarship institution in the state of California. If you maintain great grades and you are interested in doing community service, come check us out!Every other Wednesday, during both lunches, in Room D249 Ms. Heather McIntosh, Room D249 (951) 361-6500, ext. 2109  Visual Arts ClubThe Visual Arts Club promotes the arts, encourages artistic creativity, and provides PHS students opportunities to beautify the PHS campus via displays and projects (e.g., Art Fairs, PHS Walls of Art Fame, Sports or Club Murals). Membership is open to any currently enrolled PHS student. Letters are awarded to students who attend 75% of the business meetings and contribute 40 hours to club activities. Business Meetings are held each Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., in B131. Painting sessions are held each Monday, B131, 2:30 p.m. Dr. Mason, B131  Dramatis PersonaeDramatis Personae (Theatre Club), along with Seventh period Advanced Theatre, is directly responsible for the Theatre productions and other Theatre related activities here at PHS. If you are interested in becoming a part of the world of the stage, join us! We are a performance oriented group, that does everything from field trips to fundraising, community performances to competitions. There is even a place for aspiring playwrights. Everyone is welcome!We meet during the 7th period Advanced Theatre class in Ms. Barber's classroom (C-135), M-F. Visit Ms. Barber in C-135 email cori_barber@jusd.k12.ca.us or leave a message at 951-361-6500 ext. 2052/3  Sports Medicine ClubThe Sports Medicine Club gives students a hands on opportunity to work in the field of athletic training. Students will learn first aid, taping skills, and rehabilitation skills. All students have the opportunity to work at both home and away sporting events as student athletic trainers.
Every day after school at 2:15 pm in room E126
 Knitting ClubClub members meet to knit and socialize. As an organization, we work together to create knitted items for charity groups or causes. We knit and celebrate holidays with cookies and fruit juice. We knit and share thoughts about our lives. We knit to have fun!First and second Tuesday of every month. Connie Lubak |
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