AMC – Math Club
Advisor: Mr. Goralsky, Room 942
President: Nick Jang, nickjang2005@yahoo.com
This club focuses on preparing students for the American
Math Competitions (AMC). If math is your string subject,
join this club and compete with other students.

American Red Cross (ARC)
Advisor: Mr. McKee, Room 516
President: Alekhya Bommireddipalli,
alekhya295@yahoo.com
American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization led by
volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter. The
Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross
Movement will provide relief to victims of disaster and help
people be prepared for natural disasters.

Click here to see the club's rules.

Click here to go to anime club page.

Autism Awareness Club (AAC)
Advisor: Mrs. Licht, Room 819
President: Yassamin Azadani, tabbytigger@gmail.com
This club will teach students about Autism. This Club
participates with circle of Friends for activities and
fundraisers. All students are encouraged to join this club.

Breast Cancer Awareness Club
Advisor: Mrs. Forbes, Room 603
President: Madeline Andrews madleinea12@gmail.com
The purpose of this club is to educate Valencia High
School students about breast cancer, and raise money
towards breast cancer treatment and facilities. All profits
will be donated to the cure.

California Scholarhsip Federation (CSF)
Advisor: Ms. Henry, Room 505
President: Simar Singh, Brandon Stell
sim_roks@yahoo.com
The California Scholarship Federation (CSF) emphasizes
high standards of service, scholarship, and citizenship for
California high school students. CSF encourages service
to the school and community while fostering pride in
scholastic achievement. Qualifying for membership is on
a semester basis following a point system that requires A's
and B's in the most difficult classes. To become a lifetime
member (Seal bearer) students must have qualified for
four semesters during their last three years of high school,
including one semester in the senior year. At graduation
lifetime members receive a special seal on their diploma,
a certificate, pin and gold cords to be worn at the
ceremony.

C.A.R.E. (Crafts And Restoring Environment)
Advisor: Mrs. Kalmer, Room 204
President: Jinny Lee, jinnyhooray@hotmail.com
C.A.R.E. makes crafts and sells them. The purpose of the
club is to donate all earnings from craft sales to a nonprofit
charity.

Children’s Book Guild
Advisor: Ms. Blok, Room 501
President: Julie Jang, childrensbookguild@gmail.com
CBG is an organization designed to support students
interested in careers involved with writing, illustrating, and
publishing children’s books. This club will create books,
join competitions, and most importantly, help students
grow.

Circle of Friends
Advisor: Ms. Moscoe, Assistant Principals Office
The purpose of “Circle of Friends” is to establish an
environment of inclusion for young adults. In Circle of
Friends, students with disabilities are supported by
established groups of peers who are socially competent,
offering many opportunities to form genuine friendships
that can last a lifetime. Circle of Friends builds an inclusive
campus climate that welcomes and values all students.

CSF is a California honor society based on courses taken and grades received. Membership is renewed each semester. Students may apply for the first time in the spring of their freshman year, and each subsequent semester of high school in which they meet the qualifications.

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APLLICATION INSTRUCTIONS (pdf)

Chess Club
Advisor: Ms. Villalvazo
President: Ravi Jayanthi, ravikjay@gmail.com
The purpose of this club is to meet once a week at lunch to
play chess.

Children’s Cancer Society
Advisor: Mr. Harrison, Room 926
President: Krystal Baculinao, kbaculinao@aim.com
CCS is an organization that holds fundraisers to help benefit
children with cancer. This club donates all profits from
fundraising to a local cancer hospital’s children wing. All
students are welcome to join.

Cycling Club
Advisor: Mr. McKee, Room 516
President: Cory Vaile, cory.vaile@gmail.com
The purpose of the Cycling club is to promote a healthy
lifestyle via cycling, as well as promote alternative means of
transportation among students.

DECA
Mr. Mifflin

DECA, a national association of marketing education students, provides teachers and members with educational and leadership development activities to merge with education classroom instructional programs. DECA chapters attract sstudents who are interested in preparing for entrepreneurial, marketing or management careers. While DECA membership consists primarily of students in marketing programs, membership also extends to alumni and to professional in marketing education and in marketing teacher education. Working hand-in-hand with the education and business communities, DECA's goal is for its student members to develop a "career success kit" to carry into their busniess and personal lives after graduation.

Drama Club
Advisor: Mr. Whelan, Room 522
President: Andres Velez, andresvelez@gmail.com
The Drama Club is an organization of students dedicated
to theatrical arts. The club welcomes any student
interested in joining. Students explore opportunities to
perform, build sets, run props, manage lighting and sound,
and participate in theater production promotions. The
Drama Club sponsors two main stage plays and one
Backstage Cabaret Variety Show each school year. Each
month students also gather for a social activity to create
friendships and lasting bonds.

Eco Club
Advisor: Mrs. Feeder
President: Allie Jin, jinsm1216@yahoo.co.kr
The goal of Eco club is to raise awareness of the
environmental issues that are going on local and
internationally. The club also gets the general student
body to care that clean-up is necessary.

Equestrian Club
Advisor: Ms. Valentine, Room 826
President: Jane Kang, janekang3@yahoo.com
The Equestrian Teams purpose is to compete as a member
of the Interscholastic Equestrian League of Los Angeles;
which aims to: support and develop athletes for regional
and national competition in equestrian sports; to
encourage a knowledge of horsemanship; to encourage
teamwork in fair and friendly competition; to encourage
the development of superior riding skills in young riders’
Updated 09/13/11
and to take any and all actions that may be considered
appropriate to accomplish the foregoing.

FBLA

Mr. Mifflin

Future Business Leaders of America is an organization of students learning about business and communication skills.

Feeding America
Advisor: Mr. McKee, Room 516
President: Rachel Pack, shablahdablah@yahoo.com
The purpose of this club is to raise money/food to help
Feeding America feed the hungry. Also, they volunteer in
soup kitchens in areas with lots of poverty and homeless
people.

Femina
Advisor: Mrs. Hayes, Room 924
President: Sabrin Sidhu, sikhsah@gmail.com
Femina is a club that supports women’s rights and creates
awareness of women’s trials and conditions across the
globe. Femina helps girls feel more confident and secure.

Fight For A Cure Club
Advisor: Ms. Villalvazo, Room 937
President: Jasmine Sidhu, jassidhu95@gmail.com
Each month, this club focuses on a special disease that has
no known cure. Fight For A Cure holds fundraisers and
donates to appropriate charities so we can “fight for a cure.”

French Club
Advisor: Ms. Langdon, Room 934
President: Brad Ewing, bradleyewing@gmail.com
This organization is dedicated to the promotion of French
culture and information about France and French-speaking
countries. All students are welcome to join.

Gay-Straight Alliance
Advisor: Mrs. Forbes, Room 603
President: Andrew Nelson, hogbrown007@yahoo.com
The purpose of the Gay-Straight Alliance is to provide a
safe and healthy environment for discussions involving, but
not limited to, the LGBT community, health, relationships,
personal issues as well as an opportunity for bonding
experiences for similar persons. All members are welcome!

Generation Green
Advisor: Mr. Albert
President: Lexee Brill, lexeebrill@homail.com
Generation Green is a club for environmentallyconscientious
students to be actively involved throughout
Santa Clarita Valley and students’ communities with clean
energy and conservation efforts. Students participate in
many events outside of school as well as on-campus
programs.

Habitat for Humanity
Advisor: Mr. Broers
President: Philip Gilbert, JaeMin Kim
colorfulmusic5@yahoo.com, dukemaster5@yahoo.com
This club seeks to eliminate poverty housing and
homelessness from the world and to make decent shelter a
matter of conscience and action. A major goal of the
campus chapter would be to carry out the principles of the
Four Functions (Fundraising, Building, Advocating, and
Educating) through our actions.

Helping Hands
Advisor: Ms. Villalvazo, Room 937
President: Eunice Lee, eunicelee777@gmail.com
Helping Hands gives back to the community by helping
out homeless shelters and offering community service to
people. This club is open to anyone looking to join.

Hope for Tomorrow
Advisor: Ms. Villalvazo, Room 937
President: Dominique Cayton, nikkicayton95@aol.com
This club is intended to help spread awareness of cancer
to the student body. Throughout the year, fundraisers and
events are held to raise money to donate to hospitals
and/or non-profit cancer organizations.

Impact
Advisor: Mrs. Day, Room 826
President: Jessica Miller, e4jessica@gmail.com
This club is dedicated to making an impact on the lives of
members from our community. This club will help
improve the lives of seniors, kids, and the community as a
whole.

Invisible Children of Uganda

Invisible Children of Uganda
Advisor: Mrs. Itaya, Room 503
President: Sarah Barritt, sarahbarritt8472@gmail.com
ICU is a student-led club at VHS whose main goals are to
bring awareness and to assist physically, financially,
emotionally and spiritually to those in crisis in Northern
Uganda, Africa where hundreds of thousands of people have
been displaced and terrorized by the Lord's Resistance
Army for more than 20 years.

ICU Website
Blog
Official Charity Site
Myspace page

Interact Club
Advisor: Mr. Wobrock, Room 515
President: Jessica Freidin, jessicafreidin@gmail.com
The organization is meant to interact with those in need on a
local, national, and global scale, and to also provide service
through example.

Key Club
Advisor: Mr. Minkus, Room 801
President: Shannon Lieu, slieu13@sbcglobal.net
The Key Club is the oldest, most established community
service organization at VHS. It has sponsored community
drives, special charitable fund-raisers, and many other
activities. The Key Club also has social and on-campus
activities. Key Club International is the largest high school
service organization in the world.

Model United Nations
Advisor: Mrs. Itaya, Room 503
President: Cory Vaile, cory.vaile@gmail.com
Model United Nations gives students the opportunity to
explore the world of international politics and diplomacy.
This club provides students with information regarding the
inner workings of the United Nations as well as
international cultures and current affairs.

National Art Honor Society (NAHS)
Advisor: Mrs. Pharis
President: Marisa Lowenberg
Requirements: Students must be a sophomore, junior, or senior, and taking an art class with a 3.0 GPA. Qualifying seniors wear a National Art Honor Society cord at graduation.

We are a diverse group of creative people with individualized, artistic styles. In the past, our group has made a commitment to help others by designing and teaching activities to younger and/or special needs students, street painting, face painting and mask making booths at the Newhall Festival. N.A.H.S. provides opportunities for student work to be appreciated and acknowledged publicly by creating shows within the business community. Learning about contemporary and traditional artists and other cultures is an important part of our program. We invite college representatives to visit and share their programs to help us understand different career paths in art, to critique our personal artwork and help us better prepare for college. Most importantly, we provide camaraderie and share our personal growth as developing artists.

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Community Service Form

Open Mic
Advisor: Mr. McKee, Room 516
President: Raymond Lee, Rjlee0529@yahoo.com
The purpose of this club is to help people express
themselves through the arts of poetry, music, and
speaking. Students perform in front of an audience (other
students) whether it’s poetry, singing, dancing, or acting.

Operation Smile
Advisor: Ms. Villalvazo, Room 937
President: Brian Kim, sksmsbrian@gmail.com
This club is a school chapter of the global Operation
Smile organization. The volunteers of the Operation
Smile organization provide safe, effective, and free cleft
lip and cleft palate repair surgery for children born all
over the world with this condition.

Outreach
Advisor: Mr. Muir, Room 616
President: Taylor Villanueva, testtype1018@att.net
This club focuses on volunteering and helping others.
Outreach also educates the student body for special causes
and awareness.

Passion for Dance (P4D)
Advisor: Ms. Villalvazo, Room 937
President: Christopher Domingo,
domingothaflamingo@yahoo.com
This club brings the cultural unity of dance to Valencia
High School by teaching different styles of choreography
ranging from hip-hop to break-dancing to salsa.

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Pray
Advisor: Mr. Stenzel, Room 511
President: Jordan Stenzel, jordanashleystenzel@yahoo.com
Once a week students in Pray come together and pray with
each other or for each other’s needs

Rangers of Animal Rights (ROAR)
Advisor: Ms. Strothe, Room 921
President: Jorge Davila, jorgevanilladavila@yahoo.com
Students in ROAR promote animal rights, veganism,
vegetarianism, as well as educating on how human
production of meat, poultry, and dairy products affects the
environment and the health of those consuming animal
products.

Redfining Beautiful
Advisors: Mrs. Stiman, Room 508 & Mrs. Long
President: Vanessa Ordaz, vord278@sbcglobal.net
A club focused on inspiring confidence in girls and young
women by helping them realize and believe that they are
beautiful just the way they ware.

Science Olympiad
Advisor: Mr. Davis, Room 812
President: Courtney Agnes, cjainca@yahoo.com
The purpose of this club is to apply scientific and
mathematical knowledge to various fun and challenging
tasks that go across the full science spectrum. This club will
compete against others schools in various events from
Herpetology to Ecology and Cell Biology and promote
science and learning and to mentor Junior High and
Elementary school teams, as well as volunteer at
environmental and science-related community events.

Skate 4 Lyfe
Advisor: Mr. McKee
President: Andrew Wright, anuk671@gmail.com
The purpose of this club is to skateboard and film videos
of skateboarding. Some clips are put on VTV (Valencia
Televison) for the whole school to see.

Smart Spenders Club
Advisor: Mr. Albert
President: Skylar Sullivan, skylarsullivan@yahoo.com
This club teaches students ways to save money and be a
smart spender.

Smile! Club
Advisor: Mrs. Duncan, Room 931
President: Charissa Isidro, smileeeclub@gmail.com
The purpose of this club is to bring happiness to those that
are less fortunate financially and emotionally.

Speech and Debate
Advisor: Mrs. Forbes, Room 603
President: Macky Brazina, mackybee28@gmail.com
This club does competitive acting and public speaking.
Students are encouraged to join as this club participates in
many competitions for public speaking and debate.

Stand Up To Cancer
Advisor: Mrs. Stiman, Room 508
President: Sarah Johnson, almostfamousgrl@gmail.com
This club is a branch of the national organization
committed to cancer research and fundraising

Student Task Force
Advisor: Ms. Langdon, Room 934
President: Audrey Abergel, valenciastf@gmail.com
This club works with the Human Rights Organization to
help stop global issues involving human rights.

Tutoring Club – Open Library
Advisor: Mr. Ferry
President: Jaemin Kim, Mike Zhou
colorfulmusic5@yahoo.com
The Tutor Club works with struggling high school students
to help them raise grades, expectations and standards, along
with helping students prepare for college.

Truth Be Told
Advisor: Ms. Tavares
President: Chauncey Hayles
This club is a Bible discussion group devoted to help
students gain a better understanding of the Bible.

UNICEF
Advisor: Mrs. Hayes
President: Winston Lee, winstonlee.design@gmail.com
The United Nations Children’s Fund works in attempt to
assist children all around the world to order to provide them
with necessary resources for them to survive. This club is
PVSA (Presidential Volunteer Service Award Organization)
certified.

Viking Nation
Advisor: Jeff Albert
President: Brian Mundell
The goal of Viking Nation is to promote school spirit and
support all athletic teams on campus.

Walk With Purpose
Advisor: Mr. Spann, Room 818
President: Emily Evans, emilyevans07@yahoo.com
The goal of this club is to create awareness for ALL
disabilities/illnesses, to educate students, and to raise money
by doing walks for awareness. This club is a place for kids
with disabilities/illnesses to not have to feel different
because of what they go through.

Water Polo
Advisor: Mr. Bechtholdt, Room 923
President: John Kerchner, backinblackjackk@aol.com
This club team gets students to train, scrimmage, and
compete in the awesome sport of water polo.

With Eyes Wide Open (WEWO)
Advisor: Mrs. Fischer, Room 203
This is a visual awareness club. Through various student
projects, WEWO helps to create awareness of current
international news.President: Amber Yoo, yoowonna@hotmail.com