Student Clubs and Activities

 


Ambassador Club:  The Knight Ambassadors are a group of students who are enthusiastic, friendly, disciplined, and willing to work as a team to promote the history and traditions of their school.

 

Art Club: This club does community and school projects, and visits art museums and studios. The club creates a variety of art work, including creation of soup bowls sold as a fundraiser for the homeless, murals, and liturgical banners.

 

Black Student Union: The BSU invites students of all races to focus on Black history and culture. The club highlights Black History Month, goes on club trips, and sponsors educational student assembles at Saint Mary's.

 

Bowling Club: This club is for students seeking a sport for fun. The club has been set up for students to compete, socialize, and be active. The club bowls weekly in a league format throughout the school year.

 

Columbian Squires: An international organization of Catholic young men ranging in age from 10-18 years. The Squires Circle at Saint MaryÕs is the first at a Catholic high school in Arizona and is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Squires work toward developing into Catholic leaders, sharing their faith with others, helping people in need, and enjoying the company of friends in a variety of activities.

 

Culture Club:  An organization designed to enhance student awareness and acceptance of the many cultures within the broader community and foster respect for the study of foreign languages.

 

Drama Club: The club is dedicated to promoting interest in the performing arts and to building a strong, active, and viable drama program. This club oversees the Fall and Spring plays as well as participating in the ÒKnight of Fine ArtsÓ program at the end of the school year. Last year the club produced ÒAbsolutely MurderÓ and ÒThe Crucible.Ó This fall the club will perform a three-act series of Fractured Fairy Tales.

 

Earth Club: The purpose of the Earth Club is to encourage the Saint Mary's community to be active in the improvement of the environment. The club is responsible for paper recycling on the campus and sponsors activities during ÒEarth Week AwarenessÓ in the spring.

 

Film Club: This new club seeks to promote awareness of cinematic, screenwriting, and direction techniques and discussion of themes and characterization.

 

Key Club: This club is a service organization associated with the International Kiwanis Club. There are dues charged to each member. Membership is open to all grade levels.

 

Legion of Mary: This organization encourages devotion to the Blessed Mother and promotes prayer to her on a daily basis.

 

Lettermen's Club: A club for students who have lettered in a varsity sport at Saint Mary's. Members provide service to the school and the community.

 

Math Club:  The Math Club is a club dedicated to enriching the minds of Saint Mary's students as to the usefulness and importance of Math in real-world situations.  

 

M.E.Ch.A.: Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan is a multicultural organization for anyone interested in ethnic and national heritages.

 

National Honor Society: The National Honor Society (NHS) is a national organization that recognizes students who have achieved high standards in scholarship, leadership, character and service. A student must show strength in all four areas to be selected for membership.

 

Newspaper: The student newspaper, known as the Round Table, is published as a part of the Journalism class. Any other student may submit articles or other journalistic work to the newspaper's staff for possible inclusion in the newspaper.

 

Pep Band: As a school-sponsored, extracurricular activity, the pep band offers students who play a band instrument an opportunity to enhance school spirit at pep assemblies and sports activities.

 

Saviors of Soul: This student musical ensemble is responsible for providing music for school liturgical celebrations. Members include both vocalists and instrumentalists.

 

Science Research Club: The club seeks to support efforts of students to participate in a broad range of scientific research projects, including science competitions and contests, locally, regionally, and nationally. 

 

Student Council: Student Council seeks to promote student involvement in school life, to organize school functions, and to work for the betterment of the school. To be a member of the Student Council, students must be hardworking and willing to work to help the school and its students prosper as a community.