Student Clubs & Organizations

Moderator(s): Katie Bluhm and Kerri Evans

Moderator(s): Mr. Graham-McHugh

Anime Club is designed to foster an appreciation of Japanese culture through film & language study.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Hammons

Art Club allows students to explore visual arts and express and communicate through the arts, outside of the classroom. Students can create and design both 2-D & 3-D projects in an open studio setting. Students will network with one another, and generate ideas and work on art projects to beautify the school campus

Moderator(s): Mr. Wamble

The Black Student Union is a safe space dedicated to the interests, issues, and struggles impacting the Black community at Marian Catholic and at large.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Keller

Enjoy a cup of tea, play a board game, engage in conversation or just curl up with a good book!

Moderator(s): Mrs. Rousseau

Creative Writing Club is for anyone who is interested in writing. If you like writing poetry, drama, stories, songs, comic books, novels, screenplays, or blog posts (or anything else), then this club is for you!

Moderator(s): Mr. Tortorello

Diversity Council is a multi-racial, multi-ethnic student group dedicated to producing programming for the student body and general school community to help us all gain a greater appreciation of one another's culture and heritage. We produce events such as the "A Taste of Marian" food festival, and we highlight the diversity that makes Marian strong! All are welcome!

Moderator(s): Mr. Carlson

Marian Catholic High School esports allows students to work together playing PC games to develop collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills along with building character, leadership, and community. This team will meet and compete after school. Students will participate in tournaments in the fall and spring. Throughout each season, teams will participate in scrimmages with other high school esports teams.

Moderator(s): Mr. Humbert

Game Club is open to all students that are interested in a variety of games. We have chess available, as well as access to a projector to play games on the screen. Students have brought in board or card games in the past. Interested students just need to show up when Game Club is running. Students can be creative with a variety of school appropriate options.

Moderator(s): Mr. Zerante

Generation Green is a great club for anyone who wants to make new friends while helping to save Planet Earth!

Moderator(s): Mrs. Russell

Gospel Choir is a group of students from all different musical and cultural backgrounds that meets to sing songs of praise to God in the gospel style. In a regular year, we put on two concerts (one in the winter, one in the spring) and we also add to the faith life at Marian Catholic by singing at mass. All levels and abilities are welcome to join!

Moderator(s): Mr. Evans

The Guitar Club is your place to learn acoustic, electric guitar or any other stringed instrument at your own pace, plus your place to showcase your musical skills. We meet Wednesdays during community period in room 331.

Moderator(s): Mr. Bodnar

We watch and discuss historical documentaries and movies in the History Club. Books and articles in history may be discussed as will current events that link to history. There will also be a service component. We are open to all students that have a passion or interest in history.

Moderator(s): Ms. Wagner

International Club is the place to learn about different countries by researching and presenting on food, music, language, history, holidays, games, and more. You will work with other club members to gather information and share. We'll end each month with a get-together of food, music, games, dancing, and maybe even some foreign films and shows.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Loris

We do arts and crafts, play games, watch movies, etc. as we explore the culture of the ancient Romans. Togas and pagan sacrifices and cookies, oh my!

Moderator(s): Mrs. Loris

This is for Juniors and Seniors who have taken Latin for three or four years and who have earned an A average in Latin over those years.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Cifelli

The Latinx and Hispanic Student Coalition (LHSC) functions not only as a Latinx and Hispanic student union, but also as a support group for students who feel at a disconnect from their culture or feel targeted solely because of their culture. We want to teach our members to reclaim their identities so they may better navigate modern society. We recognize that Marian Catholic has a very diverse student population, but as students begin to move forward with their lives beyond Marian Catholic, they will find that they may be the only employee or student of their skin color or ethnicity. LHSC hopes to better prepare our students to face these challenging experiences. LHSC is meant to unite Hispanic and Latinx students in an effort to teach them to pride themselves on their culture and identity. By reclaiming their culture, students will hopefully be able to challenge themselves academically and socially.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Jones

We read the books that have been nominated for the year's Abe Lincoln Teen Readers Choice Award; students who have read at least 4 of the books will be eligible to vote for the winners. At the meeting, you will be asked to tell us why you picked that book and, without spoiling it for anyone else, tell us why you would (or would not) recommend it. If you still need to select your first book we will save you for last and, based on what you heard, ask you to tell us which book or books appeal to you the most and why.

Moderator(s): Mrs. Keller

Interested in Journalism? Photography? Graphic Design? Yearbook club is for you! Come be part of journaling our history here at Marian Catholic!