Clubs
Academic Decathlon
Communications Club
FFA
Pep Band
Caz Cheer
Yearbook
Stage Crew
What We Really Do
Communications Club
| Club Name: International Club / Foreign Language Club |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Reichert |
| Description: The Purpose of the club is to allow students the opportunity to learn about different locations (history and culture) and then to be able to travel to those locations and have that experience first hand. In addition to the educational component, another goal is to provide an avenue for students to fundraise to help offset the cost of the trip. |
| Club Name: Varsity Cheerleading |
| Advisor(s): Ms. Wheeler |
| Description: Prepare routines for games, Homecoming, Competitions and Practices |
| Club Name: Yearbook |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Frear and Mrs. Reichert |
| Description: Club that meets daily in a yearbook homeroom and every thursday to design, plan, and produce the Owahgena annual yearbook, while published in the spring of each year |
| Club Name: Academic Decathlon |
| Advisor(s): Mr. Wightman |
| Description: Academic Decathlon is a ten-event academic competition for students interested in deep study of a thematic topic, collage style independent test preparation, and team competition |
| Club Name: Environmental Study Team |
| Advisor(s): Mr. Schug and Dr. Nourse |
| Description: The purpose of the club is to prepare and compete in the Envirothon, and related activities. |
| Club Name: Cazenovia Aggies FFA Chapter |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Millen |
| Description: FFA is student organization for those interested in agriculture and leadership, and makes a positive difference in the lives of students for premier leadership. Personal growth and career success. |
| Club Name: SADD Student Against Destructive Decisions |
| Advisor(s): Mr. Kelly |
| Description: SADD envisions a world in which young people make positive decisions that advance their health and safety. SADD’s mission is to empower young people to successfully confront the risks and pressures that challenge them in their daily lives. we accomplish this by creating, equipping, and sustaining a network of student-led chapters in school communities focused on peer-to-peer education. SADD fosters a sense of belonging and promotes resiliency, leadership and advocacy skills so that young people make positive life decisions |
| Club Name: National Honor Society |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Sprague and Mr. Carroway |
| Description: The National Honor society is an organization that recognizes student’s outstanding performance in areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. |
| Club Name: Science Club |
| Advisor(s): Dr. Nourse |
| Description: The science club promotes the application of scientific principles and methods as well as research skills in the pursuit of 1st place at the Science Olympiad competition in March. |
| Club Name: Coding Club |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Race |
| Description: 7th grade participants learn to write code and create phone apps. this year we have been developing a soccer app that is a cross between a trading card game and a soccer draft, called “Player Up”. We will be submitting it through the school’s Apple developers account for downloading. We have a senior, Tom McNerney helping the younger students learn how to code using Unity 3D. |
| Club Name: Tri – M Music Honor Society |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Coburn |
| Description: The goal of Tri – M is for members to produce musical service to the community. The students are all top notch musicians and have excellent grades, and they work together to give back to their community. |
| Club Name: Junior High Musical |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Dougherty |
| Description: My goal is to educate students about the theatre arts and have them experience the steps it takes to bring a written story and song to life. |
| Club Name: Junior High Stage Crew |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Johnson |
| Description: Our goal is to prepare and make sets for the Junior High show. We meet at the times listed below and create sets. We attend all rehearsals and shows. We move jazz band equipment everyday after school to prepare the stage. |
| Club Name: High School Drama Club |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Carroll, and Mr. Phan |
| Description: The purpose of the club is to produce the annual spring musical, select the show, cast the show, design and build sets, prepare staging, choreography and music. |
| Club Name: Pep Band / Marching Band |
| Advisor(s): Mr. Johnson |
| Description: The Pep Band purpose of the club is the generate school spirit and excitement for the student body during the fall months. The Pep Band performs at the home football games, the Fall Pep Rally and last year’s open house. Marching band will perform in 2 Memorial Day parades next year. |
| Club Name: Shakespeare Club |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Brenneck and Mrs. Chiarello |
| Description: The purpose of the club is to celebrate life and writing of Shakespeare, encourage love and analysis of literature, and educate about public speaking/drama. |
| Club Name: AV club |
| Advisor(s): Mr. Hurd |
| Description: student comes to room 231 and work on various technology related things |
| Club Name: Cazenovia Odyssey |
| Advisor(s): Mrs. Brennick |
| Description: The club meets to write creative pieces, edit and choose submission, choose which pieces get together to make the pages of the book, create the book, and final product. Then fundraise money to print the books. Also do a community service project every year |
| Club Name: Stage Crew |
| Advisor(s): Mr. Phan |
| Description: Stage crew is in charge of set design, building, lighting, and sound for the drama club’s annual high school production The club also assists lights and sound for the junior high play |
| Club Name: Student Council |
| Advisor(s): Mrs.Cooke and Mr.Ellithorpe |
| Description: Student council officers are seniors or juniors who are elected by the entire student body (except graduation seniors) to represent each class in the school. the class officers are elected by their respective classes |
| Club Name: Communications Club |
| Advisor(s): Mr. Hyatt and Mr. Phan |
| Description: To give students a place to work on various types of communications projects to extend their learning and understanding of using cameras, editing videos, and using broadcasting equipment. The morning announcements, videos promoting school events, functions, and public service announcements. we also aim to partner with other clubs and activities, to promote and communicate whatever they might want. There are many students who, given the opportunity, would do more than what they could do in a classroom setting when it comes to communications-communications is the club for them |