Shorecrest High School Activities

Shorecrest Clothing is offered through the Shorecrest Boosters

Hip Hop Dance Team

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Student government is an essential part of Shorecrest High School. Student concerns are voiced through elected ASB officers, class senators, homeroom representatives, and forums. Anyone wanting to run for an ASB office or senator must first declare candidacy to the Activity Coordinator and receive the rules and guidelines.

All elected officers are required to enroll in leadership class while in office. Homeroom representatives are selected in the fall during second period classes. Students can also get involved in student government by joining school wide committees.

2008-2009 ASB officers:
President: Max Cho
Vice President: Garrett Musar
Treasurer: Kenny Johnson
Secretary: Joanne Santomauro

ACTIVITY (ASB) CARDS

General costs of operating the school are met by district funds, but student activity expenses are paid by the student body. The expenses for the student body include awards, assemblies, conferences, dances, printing charges, band uniforms, student activities, drama productions, band and orchestras, debate, vocal ensembles, newspaper, yearbook, and athletic equipment for all sports and intramurals. One of the major means of fundraising is the sale of activity cards. The ASB card:

Admits you free to all home, regular season games/athletic events.
Admits you at reduced price to Shorecrest athletic events held at Shoreline Stadium and to all WESCO League high school athletic events;
Admits you at a reduced rate to all dances;
Admits you at a reduced rate to most other school activities where a fee is charged.

All students participating in ASB clubs, athletics, or activities must buy an ASB card. Financial assistance is available in exchange for service hours to the school. ASB cards are $30.00 and can be purchased at the window in the SAC.

Returning students should keep their ASB/ID card to use in the first few weeks of the next school year. New ASB/ID cards are issued in the first three weeks of school.

ACTIVITIES, CLUBS, & ORGANIZATIONS

Shorecrest offers a wide variety of activities under the direction of the Activity Coordinator (206) 361-4302. Financial assistance is available to help with activity and athletic fees. Please talk to a counselor for information and assistance.

Needs expressed by students which are prohibited by state law and/or school board policy may meet conditionally according to the equal access provision.

FUNDRAISING

All ASB organizations, including classes, clubs, sports teams, ASB itself, and PTSA, may choose do fundraising to assist students in a wide-variety of activities and opportunities. Please contact the Activity Coordinator for further information on fundraising in general. Fundraises are listed on the class, club, or activity website that is sponsoring them.

LIST OF ACTIVITIES, CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

ASB Activity (links are website)	Advisor(s) (links are email)	Brief Description	Eligibility
Ambassadors	Patti Weidkamp	Official hosts to school visitors	Grade 10 - 12
Annual	Brian Story	Year-long course creating yearbook	All can apply in spring.
ASB Government	Britt Harris	Elected officers	Voted on in spring.
Bible Study*	Brent Busby	Student run after school group	All
Black Student Union*	Lisa Scott	After school club	All
Bowling Club	tba	Bowling Competitions	All
Cheerleaders	Sue Berger	Promotes school spirit & provides support to athletic teams	Tryouts in spring
Chess Team*	tba	After school competing club	All
Class Justice	Britt Harris	Run school elections	Elected fall Freshman year to 4 year term.
Debate Team	Marissa Elliott	Debate competitions	All
DECA	Lyn Ferrucci	Marketing, running school store	All
Drama	Andy Kidd	Performance, production of dramatic feature	All by tryout
Flags	Josephine Shain & Maija Waugh	School spirit performance group	Tryouts in spring
Gay/Straight Alliance	Sondra Wilson & Roberta Ruark	Educates students, staff, and community on differences	All
Highland Dancers (Lassies)	Brynne Wright	Traditional Scottish dancing performing group	Tryouts after homecoming.
Highland Piper	Cate Archipley	Year-long course producing school newspaper	Apply in spring
Hip Hop Dance Team	Rex Kinney	Hip Hop performance group	Tryouts
Interact	Siri Hulbert	After school club providing service to community	All
International Club	Sachiko Smith	After school club exploring international and cultural themes	All
Key Club	tba	Service club emphasizing leadership & team building	All
Latino Club	Anita Sena-Johnson	After school group	All
Link Crew	Andy Berkbigler & Marissa Elliiott	Freshmen Transition Program	Soph & Jr apply in spring.
Marching/Pep Band	Dave Johnson	School spirit performance group	All who can play an instrument.
Math Team	Gabe Martinez	After school club that competes in math competitions	All
National Honor Society	Maureen Nemeth	Selected membership, advanced academic and service club	10 - 12 by application.
Peer Advocates	Linda Cobb	Students trained to listen, help other students problem-solve	All
Peer Mediators	tba	Students trained to help mediate conflicts between students	All
Pipers	Kevin Auld	Traditional bagpipe performance group	All
S.A.F.E. (Student Action For the Environment)	Karen Johnson	Environmental after school club.	All
Science Club	Vince SantoPietro	Career exploration, science activities and science competition.	All
Site Council	Josephine Shain	School decision-making group	Freshman elected in spring to 3 year term.
Swing Club	Barbara Steffens	Dance Club	All
Tattoo	Andy Barker & Marissa Elliiott	Student literary magazine, after school club	All
Winter Running Club	L. Loland, B. Goenen & S. Goodwin	After school group	All
Youth Court* (Shoreline/LFP)	Stephen Growdon	Program with local courts for student traffic violations	All

* indicates non-curricular according to District legal classification