A. Music--over one third of student body participates in either vocal or instrumental music A Capella choir: scheduled class with performances at various times throughout the year Added Attraction: 12-voice audition only jazz choir, co- curricular class for actual class credit Band Concert band: co-curricular band after football season Wind ensemble: made up of wind instruments only Marching band: starts during summer with band camp, marches at football games in fall Jazz ensemble: audition only instrumental jazz band Chorale: 32-voice audition only choir Chorus: women's only, co-curricular

B. Clubs Convolutions: academic challenge team, fall tryouts Foreign language clubs: promotes interest in foreign language cultures, customs and history French, German, Spanish, Latin Green Club: students concerned with environmental issues Little Sis: group of female students who support each individual male athlete in wrestling and baseball National Honor Society: encourages qualities of character, scholarship, leadership and service; selected from those students with high enough GPA's in January of their Sophomore, Junior or Senior year Pep Club: promotes spirit for athletes by decorating school and preparing pep rallies Speech Team Student Council: student government, officers elected by student body SADD: Students Against Drunk Driving. Volunteer organization that plans drug and alcohol awareness programs Ski Club: Students ski at Boston Mills one night a week Theatre: Students try-outs held prior to performances. Includes actors, actresses, stage managers, set builders, lighting crew, prop people, etc. Thespian Club: Requirements include previous theatrical experience. Volunteers:         a. Office Aides: Student works in the office during study halls         b. Guidance Workers: Students work in guidance office during study hall         c. Library Helpers: Students assist in library during study hall         Yearbook: Students must apply, be accepted, and sign up for for the co-curricular class