Academic Achievers - Paula Niehaus, Advisor

A service organization for Freshmen and Sophomores that prepares students for membership in National Honor Society

Academic Quiz Team- Michelle kozlowski & rosemary petreccia, advisors

Varsity and Reserve teams compete with area schools

Art Club-Steve Smith, Advisor

After school extension of the art classroom

Chess Club

Learn chess strategies and compete with local schools and in area tournaments

Drama Club- michelle kozlowski, advisor

Students interested in the theatre produce a fall play and a spring musical, learn technical theatre,

and put on shows worthy of Broadway

FRench Club - Jacinte Lytle, Advisor

Students participate in enrichment activities related to all things French, and also participate in fundraising for global humanitarian issues.

Jets Team - Russel Pinkerton, Advisor

Students participate in advanced academic competition in the science, math, and engineering areas.

Key Club -

A student service organization sponsored by Kiwanis. KEY Club = "Kiwanis Educating Youth". This group participates in community service projects stuch Habitat for Humanity, The Freestore Foodbank, Crayons to Computers, Tutoring, Greenhills Clean Sweep, etc.

National Honor Society - Michelle Kozlowski, Advisor

Open to upperclassmen, National Honor Society students who meet specific academic criteria meet as a group regularly and perform volunteer services in the school and community.

Warriors for the Environment- jENNIFER EASLEY, Advisor

Warriors for the Environment meet to respond to environmental issues: reducing, re-using, and recycling. Save Mother Earth!

Spirit Club - Paul Yeckel, Advisor

Promote school spirit at athletic events and other student activities

Student Council - Sandi Roberts & Pat Woeste, Advisors

Student council meets regualrly as a school-wide representative body and works to improve the culture in the building for students.

World Readers -Teen Book Club - Michelle Sisk, Advisor

The Teen Book Club is a group of teens who like to read and talk about books. It meets every Wednesday from 2:20-3:30 in the library. Our bunch enjoys brownies and other snacks during the meeting. The group chooses titles from a selected list for reading/discussion and reads 1-2 books per month. Students can view the titles the Club is currently reading and other books already read by reading the bulletin board outside the library. We also consider field trips which may include going to an author signing/presentation and seeing a play. Membership is open to readers at WWHS, but is limited to a maximum of 16 participants. Please see Mrs. Sisk to find out whether there are any openings.

Listed below are titles the teen book club has read this year.

*The rating scale used is as follows: 1=poor; 2=fair; 3=good; 4=great; 5=excellent