Clubs

At Lutheran High School, activities are an integral part of student life because they allow students to build their leadership skills, extend their learning beyond the classroom, and develop their God-given talents and abilities to reach their full potential. LHS offers a wide variety of clubs to enable students to pursue their interests, be of service to others, and have fun with friends. At the beginning of each school year, a Club Fair is held to give students the opportunity to learn more about each club and consider which clubs to join. At any time during the year, students may contact a club’s sponsor to inquire about club activities. Membership in school-sponsored clubs is recorded on the student’s permanent record and may be a positive factor in future evaluations of the student’s academic program.

FIND A CLUB TO FIT YOUR INTERESTS!

Art Club

The purpose of Art Club is to promote the arts and creativity and to provide the opportunity to study and create art. Students have the opportunity to further develop their artistic skills through independent and collaborative work. The group typically meets twice a month after school.

Sponsor: Mrs. Amber Maddick

Book Club

Book Club is open to all students who enjoy reading and book discussion. Students select the books to read and meet once a month for book discussion. Meetings are usually held after school in the library.

Sponsor: Mrs. Joy Wisa

Creative Writing Club

A student-led club that meets to share, discuss and critique each other’s creative writing and to learn from one another in a comfortable and friendly atmosphere.

Sponsor: Mrs. Rachel Lail

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Students and 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.

Sponsor:
Twitter: @luhighfca

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. Membership dues required.

Sponsor: Mrs. Amy Klein

German Club

Students from German classes who host a German student and then spend two weeks with them in Germany over the summer.

Sponsor: Rev. Dr. Martin Conkling

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. Membership dues required.

Sponsor: Mr. Ed Staude
Twitter: @LHSCougarKC

Kingdom Workers

Students with a potential interest in professional church work.

Sponsor: Mr. Dan Kreienkamp

National Honor Society

Sophomores, juniors and seniors who demonstrate 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

Nosotros

This club is open to all students who are currently enrolled in or who have completed courses in Spanish. The group meets once a month for an activity that allows members to practice their conversational Spanish.

Sponsor: Miss Kacey Booth

Pep Club

LHS Pep Club is a club open to all students who want to help build school spirit. This is a club for students who want to cheer on their classmates and support all sports teams on campus. Pep Club members enjoy BBQ’s (or chili dinners in the winter months) before select games and events.

Sponsor: Mrs. Allison Patton
Twitter: @LuHighcouga

Roboteers

This activity is for 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.

Sponsors: Mr. David Zilz and Mr. Kevin Sheck
Twitter: @4329Roboteers

Scholar Bowl

Winner of four consecutive AAA Conference Championships, the Scholar Bowl team competes against other schools by answering pyramidal questions in differing categories, including science, mathematics, social studies, communication arts, sports, entertainment, and current events. Students meets on Wednesdays from 3:00-4:00 pm, August through March.

Sponsor: Mr. Michael Flandermeyer
Twitter: @cougarbrainteam

Table Talk

Table Talk is a gathering of thoughtful people who desire to understand God’s Word, to consider our experiences in the world in light of our faith, and to help one another to grow in knowledge of the truth. The groups meets casually and informally after school for snacks and interesting conversation, during which they ask and discuss the important questions that they’ve been thinking about. They may consider current events from a Christian lens, engage in apologetics with another worldview, or learn of an influential philosopher or philosophical movement. Students test their experiences and knowledge and discern the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect, to satisfy the curiosity of our transformed and renewed minds.

Sponsor: Mr. Benjamin Parviz

Teens for Life

Students taking a pro-life stance concerning abortion and valuing the sanctity of all life.

Sponsor:

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:
Twitter: @LHSSCTheatre