Bored? Join a Club!
Mariacristina Calcagno (10-1) & Valeria Schuster (10-3)
With the start of the school year comes the decision of what clubs to join. The clubs offered at Masterman are a cornerstone of school culture, giving students the opportunity to explore topics they’re passionate about; furthermore, clubs serve as great communities to find peers who share your interests.
Perhaps you want to do something on Wednesdays during lunch. Or maybe you remembered you wanted to join Chess Club but did not know when the group meets. Whatever club guidance you may need, the club spreadsheet helps organize the options. Maybe you are confident you know all the clubs, so try taking this quick trivia below!
Here is the link to the spreadsheet: Club Spreadsheet. It is first organized by day, then by time, and is lastly listed in alphabetical order.
Though we strive to make our information as accurate as possible, we realize some of this information may not be 100% correct, and we apologize for any errors. If you find a mistake or a club missing, please fill out this Google Form: https://forms.gle/MNRkLModWmB4dEUG6.
For some club trivia, see below:
Hints:
Walt Whitman would have attended this club.
If you’re constantly on Robinhood, try this club out!
These five clubs would probably help you if you wanted to run for state office or hope to be the mock candidate in Mock Election.
Play a brass instrument? Come down to the basement for these two musical ensembles!
Should all nights be movie nights? If you think the answer is yes, make lunchtime a period to explore motion pictures at this club.
Music fan? Lord of the Rings lover? Okay, well then this club was made for you!
Want to know what molybdenum is? Is rutherfordium edible? Does Californium have anything to do with… California? Find out the answers in this club.
Answers:
Poetry, Literary Magazine
Economics
Debate, Speech-writing, Mock Election, Ethics Bowl, World Affairs/Model UN
Orchestra, Jazz Band
Film Club
Howard Shore Club
Chemistry Club