Animal Lovers Club – Is open to all interested students and meets on Thursdays at 3:15 in room B102 - Sponsor: Molly Goodwin 303.982.7155
Art Club - Is open to all interested students and meets on Mondays at 3:15 p.m. in room E105 – Students enjoy getting together and experimenting with art materials. Sponsor: Kristen Krolicki 303.982.7163
Bible Club - Students meet before school, one day per week to read passages from the Bible and discuss how the reading pertains to their lives. Meets in room A102. Sponsor: Bob Giusto 303.982.7129
Book Club – Book Club is an opportunity for students who love to read to discuss various novels with fellow peers. Books are nominated and voted upon by all members. Meeting dates are chosen at each meeting, as well. Everyone is welcome; there are no pre-requisites or desired skill levels needed to join. Sponsor: Joellen Kramer 303.982.7121
Debate & Speech –Meets as a class in room A 104 Sponsor: Greg Davis 303.982.7128
DECA - We welcome any student who is interested in marketing, management, and entrepreneurship to join DECA. DECA travels to many conferences and competitions every year (including a 5 star resort). Members earn scholarship money and gain lifelong leadership and business skills. You must be enrolled in a marketing class to participate. Meets in room D212. Sponsor: Wayne Madsen 303.982.7131
Diversity Club – A group of students involved in celebrating and bringing awareness of Lakewood’s rich diversity to the school and community. Meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month 3:20 p.m. Rm. A100 Sponsors: Rex Wood 303.982.7365 & Renee Farrar 303.982.7396
Drama - Meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in room E130 Sponsor: Tami LoSasso 303.982.2070
Environmental Club - This is a club for students interested in preserving the environment. Students run the recycling program at LHS. The club meets every Wednesday after school and everyone is invited to attend. Sponsor: Joellen Kramer 303.982.7121
EPYCS – (El Pomar Youth and Community Service) Meets on Tuesdays in room A215. Sponsors: Alexis Park 303.982.7430 and Sara Justice 303.982.0348
FBLA - Future Business Leaders of America – This is an association of students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields. The FBLA mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. Students participate in business-related competitions at a district, state and national level. Membership is open to all students who are enrolled in at least one business class. Meets in room D 208. Sponsor: Clay Thielking 303.982.4495
FCCLA – Family Career and Community Leaders of America - In this career leadership organization, students learn valuable life skills, compete in a state conference, and develop a strong sense of community through a variety of activities. Meets Orange Thursdays in room C101.
Sponsor: Shelley Brunjak 303.982.7119
Federal Reserve Challenge – Is a contest put on by the Federal Reserve. The team of 5 competing students learns about monetary policy and analyzes current economic indicators to create a skit depicting the status of the economy and a recommended change to the reserve rate. The state contest is in March.
Sponsor: Sara Justice 303.982.0438
French Club – A club which plans activities and outings that involve French culture and language. Meets Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in Rm. B107
Sponsor: Rachelle Scobell 303.982.7171
G.S.A. (Gay Straight Alliance) - Meets on Black Thursdays at 3:15 p.m. in the Counseling Center. Sponsor: Kim Morrow 303.982.2695
KEY Club - KEY Club is an international youth service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis. Members participate in a variety of community service projects assisting young people, the elderly, and working to improve the environment. Meets Fridays at 7:30 a.m.
Sponsors: Don Collins 303.982.7178/ Agnes Benko 303.982.7107/Hannah Hilbert 303.982.7179
Knitting Club - Sponsor: Meets Thursday @ 3:15 p.m. and on Orange days during 2nd lunch in room A122. Sponsor: Teresa Neal 303.982.7135
Knowledge Bowl – Is a club where teams of 3 or 4 compete against each other in a “Jeopardy” style quiz competition. Questions range from science to grammar, and math to everyday trivia. LHS teams compete at various high schools in the Denver metro areas 6 to 12 times per year. They meet at 3:15 p.m. on Fridays in room B206. Open to all students who are interested in trivia. Sponsor: James Buck 303.982.7108.
Lahian Yearbook – Meets as a class in room A102. Sponsor: Bob Giusto 303.982.7129
Mock Trial - Gives students the opportunity to participate in a competitive legal drama (sponsored by the Colorado Bar Association). Lawyers and witnesses prepare or establish a case for formal competition. As this is a competitive team event, tryouts are required and held in October. No Sponsor Yet.
Model UN – Gives students the opportunity to learn about the United Nations organization of world leadership through competitive role playing. Students investigate international issues in a formal manner from an international perspective. Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays @ 7 a.m.
Sponsor: Dorsee Tucker 303.982.7102
Movie Club – Is a club to bring together people who enjoy movies. The members will have discussions following the movies. Other activities will include movie games, soundtrack trivia and trips to view foreign movies. Meets on Mondays at 3:30 p.m. in room B112.
Sponsors: Renata Bradford 303.982. 3691 / James Megrdichian 303.982.7174
NHS - National Honor Society - The National Honor Society recognizes outstanding students who have achieved a strong academic record and have demonstrated outstanding leadership and service performance in the school community. During the first semester, juniors and seniors with a cumulative 3.5 grade point average or above may apply. Meets 2nd Tuesdays at 7:15 a.m. in the Lecture Hall. Sponsor: Ken Gabaldon 303.982.7366
Not Just Guitars Club - This club is for students who are looking for a place to play whatever music they want with their friends. It is a place to share ideas, to work on songs, and to learn a bit about how music is created. Everyone is welcome. Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 3:15 p.m. in B110.
Sponsors: Geoff LaPlant 303.982.2694/Jacob Miller 303.982.7140/Micah Guy 303.982.7605
Rocket Club - The Rocket Club provides students with opportunities to learn basic rocketry. This includes basic Physics principles of rocketry, computer-aided design, materials and methods for building, safety and, of course, launching of the rockets we build. All members are required to abide by the National Association of Rocketry Rules. This allows for a safe rocketry experience. Additionally, members are asked to purchase some of the materials needed to build their rockets although some help is available. The Rocket Club meets once a week before school during most of the year and also once a week after school as our competition schedule may demand. Sponsor: Kevin Moore 303-982-2071
Science Bowl - Science Bowl is a competition that pits your knowledge of Math and Science against other schools in a Colorado. Practice takes place one day a week after school from August to the February regional contest. Meets Tuesdays at 3:10 till 4:10 p.m. in room B212. Sponsor: Don Cameron 303.982.7106
Skate Club – We skate at selected, nearby parks. All members must have a parent or guardian permission slip to ride with designated drivers. We meet 2nd and 4th Thursdays in room B110 after school until 5 p.m. Sponsors: Jacob Miller 303.982.7140; Jonathan Behrmann 303.982.7272
Spectator / Newspaper – Meets as a class in room A 104. Sponsor: Greg Davis 303.982.7128
Spirit Squad - Open to sophomore, junior, and senior male and female students, the LHS Spirit Squad is comprised of the junior varsity and varsity cheers/poms. To be eligible to try out for the squad, candidates must have a cumulative 2.5 grade point average. Team members promote school spirit and enthusiasm with their performances at athletic/school events throughout the school year. Additionally, they also act as a school and community service organization. Members practice weekdays from June to April and are asked to attend summer camp. Sponsor: Kellie Coates 303.982.9523
Student Peace Alliance Club - Peace Club works towards peace through nonviolence, ending poverty and increasing awareness of the problems of the world. Members work on community service projects, attend such events as PeaceJam and discuss how to personally impact the world in a positive way. Meets in room A213 @ 3:15 p.m. on Wednesdays. Sponsor: Katie Agard 303.982.7173
Student Senate - Student Senate is the government of the school. It is composed of five elected representatives from each class, as well as, a student body president, vice president and treasurer. Senators are elected annually in the spring, except for the freshmen who are elected in November of their first year. The bulk of activities at Lakewood High School are planned and produced by Student Senate. The activities include Homecoming, Prom, dances, Graduation and assemblies. Sponsor: Sara Justice 303.982.0438
Technology Club – Technology Club is for anyone interested in exploring and learning more about the vast array of technologies used in our everyday lives. Everything from how to design and build robotics to renewable energy to custom metals can be explored in a group or individual atmosphere. Meets Wednesdays @ 3:15 in room E112 Sponsor: Matt Brown 303.982.2076
Theatre Company - The LHS Theater Company typically puts on one fall play and one spring musical a year. Senior members also have the opportunity to direct their own one act play at the end of the year. The organization is open to all students
Sponsors: Felicia Bredenberg 303.982.0300/Tami LoSasso 303.982.2070
Thespian Troupe #1697 - The LHS Thespian Troupe is comprised of members of the LHS Theatre Company who display outstanding commitment to excellence in high school theatre. Membership requires 100 hours of work in both performance and technical aspects of theatre and Thespians comprise the governing council of the LHS Theatre Company. Members of Troupe 1697 are eligible to compete for scholarship money and prizes at the annual State Thespian Conference. Sponsors: Felicia Bredenberg 303-982-0300/Tami LoSasso 303.982.2070
Tri Music Honor Society – Sponsor: Chuck Stephen 303.982.0275
World Affairs Challenge – Is a club where teams of 7 -12 students choose a problem within the contest’s broad theme (i.e. health, energy) to research, analyze & solve. Teams compete at the state level in March. Begins after November. Sponsors: Sara Justice 303.982.0438; Rebekah Nesbitt 303.982.7168
Writer’s Club – This is an informal group of students who meet to show their writing and help each other in developing their creative writing skills. They meet Fridays in room A117 at 3:30 p.m. Sponsor: Dyanna Ivy 303.982.7148
Yoga -Yoga club meets weekly after school for one hour. Yoga is a great way to focus and calm your mind.
Sponsors: James Buck 303-982-7108/Rachelle Scobell 303.9827171/Barb Converse 303.982.2079
