Clubs


You can E-mail each advisor or find out more information about each club by clicking on the advisor's name. A picture in the website area for each club indicates that this club has a webpage with additional information.

 

Club Description
Advisor
Website
A.A.S.U: (African American Student Union): Multi-cultural organization aimed at increasing unity and community involvement  
Bodybuilding Club:  To inspire others on the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle including diet and exercise.  
Bowling Club: Competitive bowling club that competes against the other high school  
Ceramics Club: To support local and national ceramic competitions and to cultivate appreciation of the ceramic arts.  
Chess Club: Play chess and provide instruction, entertainment, and strategies.  
Chinese Club: To teach, share, and promote the Chinese culture.  
East Indian Club: To provide civic, educational and social opportunities for staff and students to celebrate the various East Indian cultures.
 
Environmental Club: Campus/community service club to promote recycling campus-wide, campus beautification, and the San Joaquin River restoration projects.
Faith Club: Meets at lunch each week for Christian fellowship.

TED HAWKINS

PAM RAKIS

 
F.C.A.: (Fellowship of Christian Athletes): To allow coaches, athletes, and students the opportunity to meet and share spiritual values.  
Film Club: A forum for discussing relevant topics on film, view and discuss film genres & directors.  Students will also have the opportunity to produce their own film.  
Fly Fishing Club: Students interested in this wonderful sport, the opportunity to meet and discuss the various aspects for Fly Fishing.

DARREN KUBOSE

 
French Club: Aimed to expand one’s cultural and language experiences with French.  
G.S.A: (Gay Straight Alliance) To raise awareness of social discrimination that goes on between some people of different sexual orientation.  
German Club: Promotes German customs and culture. Also to learn about German history.  
Hmong Club:: To inform the students of Clovis West about the ways and traditions of the Hmong people and their language.
I.M.F: To increase the number of graduating students in under represented groups to pursue post secondary education in math based jobs - Mathematics, Engineering, and Science.  
Interact Club: To promote international understanding and service to the school and community.  
The Invisible Children Club --The purpose of this organization will be: to support the national "Invisible Children Movement" by engaging our members in their "School to Schools' Challenges" and coming up with our own activities to support the children of Africa.  
Japanese Club: To appreciate and learn about the Japanese culture and to get the students involved in school activities.  
Jr. Larcs: Members aide Ladies’ Larcs with their two major fund raisers for mentally disabled citizens, and attend and aide Special Olympians during their Special Olympics meets.  
Key Club: Helps community create better awareness of common problems to all students.  
Korean Club:  Promote Korean culture and customs while educating students about Korean history.  
Life Teen Club: A Catholic student organization, meets Tuesdays at lunch for fellowship and growth.  
Martial Arts Club A club for students who have an interste in the various martial art disciplines  
MECHA: Chicano organization open to anyone willing to volunteer and help our community. Also helps members learn about the Chicano heritage.  
MUSES: A young writers club to enhance the writing and reading of all genre  
Muslim Club: To provide a supportive environment for all club members and share the culture of Islam with any and all interested within the CW community.
 
National Honors Society A Club which one must be inducted into, (through a membership application process) which performs service to the school and community.
Photo Club: Develop interests and skills in the area of photography.  
Ski Club:  To unite students interested in skiing and snowboarding and teach anyone interestd in snow sports for recreational enjoyment.  
Skills USA: For students interested in technical careers or innovations that are taking place in industry and technology. Drafting, woodworking, automotive manufacturing, welding, and computers.  
TORCH A literary and graphics book/magazine to publish student written and graphic (art) works.  
Theater West: To further the love of theater both as a participant and as an informed audience.  
Vegolution Club To provide a support system for persons attempting to become oo stay vegetarian and to do so in a healthy way.  
Y.E.T.A.: (Youth for the Ethical Treatment of Animals)  


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