LHS Clubs and Advisors
Class of 2012 Advisors – Aaron Ward and Lisa Pryer
Class of 2013 Advisor – Elicia Aslin
Class of 2014 Advisors – Lola Sharp
Class of 2015 Advisors – Kate Dodge and Katie Blatt
Advanced Placement Club
Monday—Room 832—1:25pm
This clubs objective is to encourage each other to work hard in their classes, but also to live balanced lives. We offer tutoring, SAT/ACT prep, and college application help. We are fund raising to help offset the cost of AP testing in May.
Advisor: Jeff Depew
This clubs objective is to encourage each other to work hard in their classes, but also to live balanced lives. We offer tutoring, SAT/ACT prep, and college application help. We are fund raising to help offset the cost of AP testing in May.
Advisor: Jeff Depew
Art Club
Tuesday—Room 308—1:25 - 3:00
The Art club is a service organization. The Art Club is provides students with a means of meeting others interested in the pursuit of partaking in any of the Fine Arts, and to spread awareness of these mentioned Arts throughout Liberty High School and the surrounding community.
Advisor: Kathleen Finch
The Art club is a service organization. The Art Club is provides students with a means of meeting others interested in the pursuit of partaking in any of the Fine Arts, and to spread awareness of these mentioned Arts throughout Liberty High School and the surrounding community.
Advisor: Kathleen Finch
Best Buddies
Monday—Room 210—1:25pm
Best Buddies is an international organization that is found on many middle-school, high-school, and college campuses. The purpose of the club is to create one-to-one friendships between students with intellectual disabilities with a peer without disabilities that shares the same likes and interests. The commitment is for one academic year with the potential for a lifelong friendship.
Advisor: Lisa Hall-Favor
Best Buddies is an international organization that is found on many middle-school, high-school, and college campuses. The purpose of the club is to create one-to-one friendships between students with intellectual disabilities with a peer without disabilities that shares the same likes and interests. The commitment is for one academic year with the potential for a lifelong friendship.
Advisor: Lisa Hall-Favor
Break Dance Club
Tuesday/Thursday—2:00-4:00pm
Students work on various dance moves and routines in an encouraging environment. Opportunities to perform at school events are available for those most prepared.
Advisor: Madonna Pittman
Students work on various dance moves and routines in an encouraging environment. Opportunities to perform at school events are available for those most prepared.
Advisor: Madonna Pittman
Certamen
Tuesdays—Room 824—2:45-4:00
Certamen is a quiz team competition based on the Latin language and ancient Roman culture, society, mythology, and literature. Students train for competition against other local and national schools, both in-person and in a virtual setting.
Advisor: David Fisher
Certamen is a quiz team competition based on the Latin language and ancient Roman culture, society, mythology, and literature. Students train for competition against other local and national schools, both in-person and in a virtual setting.
Advisor: David Fisher
DECA
Wednesdays—Room 322—1:25 - 2:30
DECA club prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. Our guiding principles explain how we fulfill our mission by addressing what we do and the outcomes we expect. DECA enhances the preparation for college and careers by providing co-curricular programs that integrate into classroom instruction, applying learning in the context of business, connecting to business and the community and promoting competition.
Advisor: Jody Scott
DECA club prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. Our guiding principles explain how we fulfill our mission by addressing what we do and the outcomes we expect. DECA enhances the preparation for college and careers by providing co-curricular programs that integrate into classroom instruction, applying learning in the context of business, connecting to business and the community and promoting competition.
Advisor: Jody Scott
Diversity Steppers
Thursday—Aux Gym—1:25-3:30pm
This is group brotherhood and sisterhood who celebrate the tradition of fraternities and sororities with rhythmic dancing and stepping.
Advisor: Mieka Gibbs
This is group brotherhood and sisterhood who celebrate the tradition of fraternities and sororities with rhythmic dancing and stepping.
Advisor: Mieka Gibbs
Environmental Awareness Club
Friday—Room 805—1:25pm
To enhance Liberty High School's positive environmental role within the community it serves. We do so in the community by taking pro-active steps to reduce, reuse, recycle, and educate the larger Liberty Community about how they can help make a difference.
Advisor: David Butler
To enhance Liberty High School's positive environmental role within the community it serves. We do so in the community by taking pro-active steps to reduce, reuse, recycle, and educate the larger Liberty Community about how they can help make a difference.
Advisor: David Butler
Gawad Kalinga
Monday—Room 822—1:25pm
To build homes for the poor in the Philippines. Our goal is gain enough money to reach the goal we are striving for.
Advisor: Zipporah Maung
To build homes for the poor in the Philippines. Our goal is gain enough money to reach the goal we are striving for.
Advisor: Zipporah Maung
Japanese Club
Wednesday—Room 909—1:25-2:30pm
The Japanese club is a shared-interest organization. The purpose of the group is to encourage study of the Japanese language and culture.
Advisor: William Marritt
The Japanese club is a shared-interest organization. The purpose of the group is to encourage study of the Japanese language and culture.
Advisor: William Marritt
Junior Classical League (JCL)
Tuesdays—Room 824—1:25 -2:45
The Junior Classical League is an international organization of students of Latin, Greek, and the Classics. The JCL takes part in local, state, and national events and allows students opportunities for fellowship and various competitions.
Advisor: David Fisher
The Junior Classical League is an international organization of students of Latin, Greek, and the Classics. The JCL takes part in local, state, and national events and allows students opportunities for fellowship and various competitions.
Advisor: David Fisher
Key Club
Room—914—1:25pm
Key Club does community service in a fun way and it helps students get involved in their community. Students learn to develop leadership skills through various key club activities. LHS Key Club has over 100 members and is one of the largest clubs in our school. The students in Key Club are friendly and they have fun with what they do. Some service events that Key Club has participated in include Ronald McDonald House, Relay for Life, Bell Ringing for the Salvation Army, singing holiday carols at St. Rose Hospital, making holiday cards for the troops, adopting a family for the holidays, and Trick or Treat for UNICEF.
LHS Key Club Web Site
Advisor: Hanna Santee
Key Club does community service in a fun way and it helps students get involved in their community. Students learn to develop leadership skills through various key club activities. LHS Key Club has over 100 members and is one of the largest clubs in our school. The students in Key Club are friendly and they have fun with what they do. Some service events that Key Club has participated in include Ronald McDonald House, Relay for Life, Bell Ringing for the Salvation Army, singing holiday carols at St. Rose Hospital, making holiday cards for the troops, adopting a family for the holidays, and Trick or Treat for UNICEF.
LHS Key Club Web Site
Advisor: Hanna Santee
Law Club
Room 803—1:25pm
To allow people to join together with mutual interests so they may further enhance their knowledge in the field of law.
Advisor: Fred Spierer
To allow people to join together with mutual interests so they may further enhance their knowledge in the field of law.
Advisor: Fred Spierer
National Honor Society
Wednesday—Room 801—1:25pm
The object of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of this high school. NHS is currently participating in "We R Community"
Advisor: Kathy Waugh
The object of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of this high school. NHS is currently participating in "We R Community"
Advisor: Kathy Waugh
Polynesian Club
Thursday—Room 817—1:25-2:30pm
To promote cultural diversity and awareness at Liberty High School. Polynesian Club members will share their culture through dance and activities throughout the year, including community service.
Advisor: Dana Bookoff/Deanna Davis
To promote cultural diversity and awareness at Liberty High School. Polynesian Club members will share their culture through dance and activities throughout the year, including community service.
Advisor: Dana Bookoff/Deanna Davis
Save Club
Tuesday—Room 803/322
The purpose of SAVE club is to promote nonviolence in the school and community. SAVE will provide education about the effects and consequences of violence and provide safe extracurricular activities for students.
Advisor: Fred Spierer
The purpose of SAVE club is to promote nonviolence in the school and community. SAVE will provide education about the effects and consequences of violence and provide safe extracurricular activities for students.
Advisor: Fred Spierer
SOL
Thursday—Room 223—1:25
Participation in SOL develops valuable leadership skills and culture pride through a variety of school and community service activities. SOL is open to all students. Come join in the fun with SOL!
Advisor: Elizabeth Mainz
Participation in SOL develops valuable leadership skills and culture pride through a variety of school and community service activities. SOL is open to all students. Come join in the fun with SOL!
Advisor: Elizabeth Mainz
Student Council
Everyday—Room 505—(period 4)
Student Council is a leadership development club. In addition to putting on school wide assemblies and dances, Student Council help students cultivate their leadership skills.
Advisor: Jeremy Perkowski/Jordan Ballard
Student Council is a leadership development club. In addition to putting on school wide assemblies and dances, Student Council help students cultivate their leadership skills.
Advisor: Jeremy Perkowski/Jordan Ballard
Thespians
Thursday—Theatre—1:25pm
To advance the standards of excellence in educational theatre, the troupe shall encourage students to attain mastery of the art of the theatre.
Advisor: Sharon Chadwick
To advance the standards of excellence in educational theatre, the troupe shall encourage students to attain mastery of the art of the theatre.
Advisor: Sharon Chadwick
Varsity Quiz
Wednesdays—Room 824—1:45-5:00
Varsity Quiz is an interscholastic quiz bowl competition sponsored by Kiwanis and the Clark County School District. Team members train for the competition season in the fall and for the Knowledge Master Open competition, which is held twice annually.
Advisor: David Fisher