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Sponsored Activities outside of Athletics
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| Art Club
Art Club is very active in helping to promote spirit in the school by making banners and murals and helping to decorate the gym for assemblies. They also paint faces at some of the home football games and have helped with backdrops for the plays. They have also participated in T-shirt Design Contests and helped to design t-shirts for different school events. They have representatives in Ohana and those students are the leaders of Art Club and help to plan school events. The Art Club participates in Fall Festival, Trunk or Treat, Winter Festival, MAD Week, and many other activities with the other clubs in the school. When asked by the community, they paint windows and murals. Members participate in Halloween and Christmas parties and have pizza party celebrations after big projects. Each year the group tries to pick a charity, such as Hopestone, to help. Each year the group plans a museum trip. |
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| Band - BruinBrigade.org
Band allows qualified music students to develop their talents through performance on brass, wind, and percussion instruments, stressing life skills such as leadership skills, time management, and team-building. Participants develop music skills such as tone production, musical style, phrasing, articulation, balance, intonation, and musical discrimination through ensemble and solo performance, and the program offers concerts, ensemble and solo performance opportunities, full orchestra experiences, and marching band performances. |
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| Chem Club
This club of chemistry students has fun exploring applications of the scientific field in the real world. It meets from January to April of each year. |
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| Competitive Debate
Qualified participants learn debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and student congress, with regular tournaments on Friday afternoons and all day on Saturdays. |
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| Drama
Qualified participants are introduced to the elements of acting, such as character, stage presence, script-analysis, and performance critique, with an opportunity to audition for all play productions. |
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| Environmental Club
This group manages a school recycling program as part of its interest in sustainable lifestyles and protecting the environment. |
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| Future Farmers of America (FFA) FFA is a dynamic youth organization that changes lives and prepares members for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. FFA develops members’ potential and helps them discover their talent through hands-on experiences, which give members the tools to achieve real-world success. Members are future chemists, veterinarians, government officials, entrepreneurs, bankers, international business leaders, teachers, and premier professionals in many career fields. FFA is an intracurricular student organization for those interested in agriculture and leadership. It is one of the three components of agricultural education. The official name of the organization is the National FFA Organization. The letters “FFA” stand for Future Farmers of America. These letters are a part of our history and our heritage that will never change. The Bartlesville FFA Chapter began in 2019 with 82 founding members. | |
| German Club
This group is primarily about responsible students managing a classroom-based international candy sales business and using its profits to fund an exciting amusement park field trip just after the end of each school year. Inventory, sales, and accounting are the main dimensions of the club. Other activities include T-shirt creation, Homecoming Block Party, food-festivals, soccer, elections, etc. Membership is open to all students. |
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| Interact Interact gives students the chance to make a real difference while having fun. It connects students of varying international and local backgrounds. Club members carry out service projects to help their school or community and to promote international understanding. The club meets at least twice each month and is sponsored by their local Rotary club. Students get to connect with community leaders and develop leadership skills. |
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| Junior Achievement The purpose of Junior Achievement is to help students understand the importance of entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and work readiness through activity trips, class speakers, etc. Junior Achievement has been promoting business education since 1919, first through an after-school secondary program, and later through in-school partnerships with teachers. The impact on students is currently nearly 80 million in the U.S. | |
| Orchestra - BartlesvilleStrings.org
Qualified stringed-instrument students who play violin, viola, cello, bass, or harp are offered the means to attain excellence through group performance. A variety of styles of music is studied and performed, with emphasis on traditional "class" music. Participation in outside-of-class rehearsals is required, as is participation in evening performances. Students also have the opportunity to participate in solo and ensemble contests and performances through this class. The orchestra usually takes an out-of-state trip to a music festival. Students have opportunities to earn their money for the trip through booster-club-sponsored fund-raisers. |
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| Spanish Club
We are a service and social organization; any high school student is welcome to join. The Spanish Club promotes the awareness of the Hispanic culture and language among high school students. Typical activities include participation in Homecoming activities, a Day of the Dead party, a typical Mexican Christmas celebration given to local children, participation in the International Dinner, and a recognition of Cinco de Mayo. Service projects reflect the needs of the community and the interests of the club members. Members and officers are required to attend most of the functions of the club to maintain their membership and office. In order to join, students pay a small membership fee. |
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| Student Council Student Council is an organization that strives to create and preserve a united student body; a body infused with pride and spirit and encompassing a diverse spectrum of students, faculty, and community, by promoting involvement within Bartlesville High School. |
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| Technology Student Association This student-led organization emphasizes activities in STEM: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. TSA includes field trips, STEM competitions, coding competitions, and more. The national TSA STEM competitions include topics over a wide range such as video game design, debate over technological issues, and dragster design. The local TSA also hosts board and card game events. |
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| Vocal Music Vocal Music at BHS offers a variety of ensembles for all students. Competitive choirs (Women’s Choir, Advanced Women’s Choir, Men’s Choir, Mixed Choir, and Freshmen Women’s Choir) are performing groups in which vocal techniques and musicality are stressed. Class instruction includes sight-reading development and the study of all classifications of choral literature, as well as, team building, leadership, and character development. Students in competitive vocal music classes are provided an opportunity for out-of-state trips as enrichment which provides experiences that cannot be replicated in the classroom. The program also provides opportunities in Jazz Choir, an auditioned small group, which meets after school and performs for civic and community groups. The program also provides opportunities for individual vocal growth through solo festival and honor choir experiences. AP Music Theory and a non-competitive singing class called Creative Music are also available. |