Clubs
Lutheran High offers a large variety of clubs and activities for our students. They meet on a weekly or bi-weekly basis during Prim Time, after school, and in the evenings. Meeting reminders are given in the daily announcements. Over 90% of our students are involved in a t least one of the following groups. Each club/activity staff member is also listed.
Art Club
Promotes creativity, appreciation, and the advancement of artistic skills through a variety of activities including drawing, painting, digital photography, sculpture and more. Sponsor: Mrs. Amber Maddick
Academic Quiz Bowl Team
Students compete against other schools in answering pyramidal questions in differing categories, including science, mathematics, social studies, communication arts, sports, entertainment, and current events. Sponsor: Mr. Michael Flandermeyer
Book Club
This group selects and reads one book per month which they then discuss. Sponsor: Mrs. Joy Wisa
Chapel Band
A musical group that leads the student body in singing during chapel using a contemporary style of music. This group rehearses weekly and leads chapel music on an average of once every two weeks. Members include vocalists, acoustic, electric, and bass guitar players pianists, violinists, and drummers. Membership in the chapel band is by audition only. Sponsor: Pastor Jonathan Clausing
Creative Writing
A student led club that meets to share, discuss and critique each other’s creative writing learning from one another in a comfortable and friendly atmosphere. Sponsor: Mrs. Rachel Lail
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Students/athletes gather in Huddles for Fellowship (Providing positive interactions), Growth (through Bible Study and Discussions), Outreach (sharing Christian faith with others) and Service (serving others through community projects and church involvement). Students do not need to attend every meeting to be a part of this fellowship. Sponsors: Mr. Matt Marty and Mrs. Sandy Von Deylen
Future Business Leaders of America
Provides opportunities for students in business education to develop vocational and career competencies and promotes civic and personal responsibilities through service projects and leadership opportunities. Sponsor: Mrs. Amy Klein
Iron Sharpens Iron
A group of young men that assists in chapel and meets twice monthly for bible study. Any high school age male may attend the bible study, and the older members of the group (juniors and seniors) take turns leading the spoken liturgy during chapel. Sponsor: Pastor Jonathan Clausing
Key Club
A group open to all students interested in service activities with a focus on leadership and community service specifically directed towards children. Key Club meets bi-weekly. A small fee applies. Sponsor: Mr. Ed Staude
Kingdom Workers
Students with potential interest in professional church work. Sponsor: Pastor Jonathan Clausing
National Honor Society
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors demonstrating academic, service, character and leadership skills. Membership is by invitation only, with an induction ceremony in late fall. Service hours are required throughout the school year. Sponsor: Mr. William Roundey
The Roboteers, the LHS robotics team -
Students interested in science, technology, engineering, design, and business. In addition to science and technology, skills in teamwork, communication, and marketing are all nurtured through the activities of this group. During the “build season”, when the team prepares for competition, they will work six days a week for four to five hours a day outside of school. What a commitment and passion these students (and advisors) have for robotics! In its inaugural year, the team finished 9th out of 44 teams. Sponsors: Mr. David Zilz and Mr. Kevin Sheck
Sister Cities Program
Students from German classes who host a German student and then spend two weeks with them in Germany over the summer. Sponsor: Mrs. Stephanie Tieman
Student Ambassadors
Selected returning students are involved in activities to help assimilate new freshmen students and transfers into the LHS student body. Sponsor: Mrs. Rachel Schenck
Student Council
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Composed of class officers and other student elected leaders responsible for school social activities. Elections for freshmen are held at the beginning of the school year. Meetings are held bi-weekly. Sponsor: Mr. Doug Kuhlmann and Ms. Jennifer Brauer
Teens for Life
Students taking a pro-life stance concerning abortion and valuing the sanctity of all life. Sponsor: Pastor Jonathan Clausing
Theatre Club
Students involved in theatre productions at LHS. Productions are held each Fall, Winter, and Spring. Students may tryout for parts in the production or serve on the stage crew. Sponsor: Mrs. Rachel Lail
Thespians
International honorary organization for students who excel in various aspects of theater. Activities include group gatherings, attending the Missouri State Thespian Conference, and seeing local theatrical productions. Sponsor: Mrs. Rachel Lail
Third Edge
Through group discussions, we slice, dice, and chop today’s Political issues until we arrive at the best solution to America’s problems. We believe America needs a new platform, an American platform, and although we each have our own political leanings on certain issues, we are united in our belief that American politics has become too polarized. Sponsor: Mr. Ed Staude