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CLUB/ACTIVITY
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ADVISOR
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EMAIL/SCHOOLOGY CODE/MEETINGS
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CLUB DESCRIPTION
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ANT & TERMITE CLUB
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Katie Coats
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[email protected]
Rm. LS-234
Every Tuesday 3-4pm
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The purpose of this club is to study ants and termites in a controlled environment and to learn more about them.
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ASL CLUB
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Kara Harris
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[email protected] WBJTW-NSNQC
Rm. 203
1st & 3rd Mondays
3-4pm
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Brings together students who are interested in American Sign Language and Deaf culture. Club Activities offer students the chance to expand their sign vocabulary as well as interact with the Deaf Community.
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ASIAN CULTURE CLUB
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Dorrie Coleman
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[email protected]
P4QT-26FV-VWGHB
Instagram:@acc.phs
Rm. LS-133
2nd & 4th Fridays
2:50-3:30pm
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The goal of Asian Culture Club is to unite the Asian students at PHS by creating a safe space to discuss and connect with other students. We want to raise awareness about the many different cultures and traditions. Our activities will include watching movies and playing traditional games as well as host a culture night party to discuss important topics related to Asians.
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BLACK STUDENT UNION CLUB
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Michael Limric Yesica Pak
Will Walker
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[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
76WQ-XC5X-Q9D24
Rm. 215
Mondays 3pm
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Black Student Union is a place where everyone is welcome to contribute with the primary purpose to support and encourage the voice of black students. Students will participate in activities involving Juneteenth and Black History Month.
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BOYS VOLLEYBALL CLUB
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Jonathan Rouse
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[email protected]
Rm. 217
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This club is a way for boys to enjoy playing and learning volleyball.
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CHESS CLUB
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Will Walker
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[email protected]
Rm. P1
Every Other Wednesday 3pm
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The PHS Chess Club provides the opportunity for students who love chess to play the game while making new friends with a goal of interscholastic competition. Students will develop critical thinking skills in a fun and social environment.
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CROCHET CLUB
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Wendy Gill
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[email protected]
Rm. 208
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Crochet Club is a service and creative educational club.
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CULINARY CLUB
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Donell Turner
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[email protected]
Rm. S-161
Tuesdays 2:45pm
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Love food? Love cooking? Love to eat and compete? Join us for Culinary Club this fall after school in Room 161. Any student is welcome to join, but only current Culinary Arts students may try out to be on our competition team. If you are passionate about cooking, consider yourself a "foodie" or want to learn more, join us.
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DAFFODIL COURT
Royalty Selection
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Sarah Ravindranath
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[email protected]
Rm. 221
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The Daffodil Court promotes education, community pride and volunteerism in Pierce County under the Daffodil Festival organization. One princess is selected to represent PHS. Princesses gain many invaluable lessons and experiences, developing public speaking skills, tact and poise while gaining self-confidence through the interactions they have with their community.
Eligibility Requirements per the Daffodil Festival:
- Must be a senior with regular attendance.
- 3.2 Cumulative GPA
- Never have been married or given birth.
- Never found guilty or committed felony.
- Must attend at least one class at PHS (for Running Start Students)
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DEBATE
Co-Curricular Activity
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Sarah Sherry
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[email protected]
Rm. 201
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Speech and Debate team promotes scholarship through intensive research, preparation, argumentation, and public speaking, students study multiple forms of debate, interpretation, platform and limited preparation speaking. Students will compete at PHS and with teams from the region, state and nation. Viking Debate has garnered both state and national awards. Students will have the opportunity to apply for travel tournaments and degrees of honor with the National Forensics League. Intensive fundraising after-school and weekend hours required. See adviser for details.
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DECA
Co-Curricular Activity
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Kim Root
Jennifer West
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[email protected]
[email protected]
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DECA gives students hands-on experience in the fields of marketing, business, and entrepreneurship. Washington DECA teaches leadership characteristics that mold high school students into character-driven leaders through conferences and competitions.
At PHS Business and Marketing students apply their knowledge and skills in a hands-on experiencerunning the student store (The Wall) and the espresso bar (The Viking Blend).
Student must have current enrollment in any of the Business and Marketing classes. See advisers for specific requirements and details.
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DRAMA
Club & Co-Curricular Activity
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Peter Sirl
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[email protected]
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This activity emphasizes advanced acting skills including monologue and duo-scene work, character and script analysis, movement and improvisation skills as well as production skills. Students perform monologues, scenes, and sometimes one-act plays as well as preparing for state drama festivals. Some after school and weekend participation required. See adviser for more details and requirements. Typically winter production draws from this pool of actors. Audition required.
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FASION CLUB
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Alison Larson
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[email protected]
J7FC-WP8F-DRW4M
Library
Tuesdays @ 3pm
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Fashion club is a way for students to express themselves and their lover for fashion. We have discussions about the latest fashion trends, sketch with different themes, and do other fun fashion activities. Also, active members of the club could be eligible to get a scholarship to FIDM.
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FCCLA CLUB
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Cassie Mueller
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[email protected]
ZMP2-H89N-7BXJ5
Rm. 105
Thursdays 3-4pm
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Family Consumer and Career Leaders of American is a club for students who would like to get involved with community service in school and surrounding area.
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FFA CLUB
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Kathryn Coats
Suzanne Smith
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[email protected]
[email protected]
Rm. LS-234
Wednesdays
3-4pm
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Future Farmers of America is a club for students interested in agriculture related activities.
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GARDENING CLUB
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Monique Russ
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[email protected]
9J83-P4G6-5RQG3
Rm. 218
1st & 3rd Tuesdays 3pm
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Students will plant flowers and start a small vegetable garden, add pleasant greenery to the school and give back to the community. Student will also actively clean up weeds and trash.
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GSA CLUB
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Gayle Franks
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[email protected]
P88TJ-FH73B
Rm. 206
1st & 3rd Wednesdays 3pm
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The Gay Straight Alliance club takes on discrimination issues at school and within the community. It also allows gay and lesbian students a safe environment in which to talk over the issues they are facing today.
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HIKING VIKINGS
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Kara Harris
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[email protected]
VRKF-M2ZN-G3CJ5
Rm. 203
2nd & 4th Mondays 3-4pm
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Come learn about hiking in the Pacific Northwest! We will learn trail safety and trail etiquette and explore the beauty of Washington State and National Parks.
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HISTORICAL FILM SOCIETY CLUB
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Kristin Gerhardt
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[email protected]
Rm. P-10
Fridays 3pm
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Watch in vivid detail as the 20th century unfolds in glorious Technicolor! Student history and events through movies. Please note that because some films are rated PG-13 and above, parental permission is required. After-school field trips are assured!
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HONOR SOCIETY
Application Only
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Sandy Monaghan
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[email protected]
Rm. G-249
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National Honor Society creates an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulates a desire to render service, promotes worthy leadership, and encourages the development of character in the students of PHS. Students must have the following:
1) 3.5 GPA
2) participation in one activity of value to school or community
3) the recommendation of two teachers
Students must also maintain a 3.2 GPA.
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HOSA CLUB
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Pam Reichel
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[email protected]
V4ZB-MB7Q-469WQ
Rm. S-166
Mondays 3-4pm
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Health Occupations Students of America is a student led organization dedicated to providing leadership development, motivation, and recognition to students who are interested in the health professions and education. HOSA provides opportunities for a student to make a well-informed career choice among the many health occupations.
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KEY CLUB
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Jordan Cockle
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[email protected]
Email advisor
Rm. 317
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Key Club is the largest service organization for high school students in the world. Its main purpose is to give service to school and community. PHS Key Club is sponsored by Puyallup Kiwanis. Anyone can join.
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MATH CLUB
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Rachal Peart
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[email protected]
8HXG-F4CW-XTG8V
Rm. 305
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Math club creates a community of students committed to exploring the depths and potential of mathematics as well as encourages students to further pursue as well as encourages students to further pursue mathematics outside of a classroom setting. Students in the club learn about different aspects of mathematics and compete in competitions on a local and national scale preparing throughout the year. Students will serve the school and community through math tutoring, furthering their understanding of tutored subjects.
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OLYMPIAN CLUB
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John Anderson
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[email protected]
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Peer coaches promote sport activities for those athletes who are registered members of the Special Olympics. Student coaching positions are available. Contact advisor for more details and requirements.
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RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS
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Alison Larson
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[email protected]
Library
Wednesdays 3pm
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RAK seeks to improve the practices of kindness and empathy at PHS.
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ROBOTICS, HORNS OF HAVOC
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Andy McClure
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[email protected]
website: hornsofhavoc3393.com
Rm. 108
Tues-Friday January-April
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The Horns of Havoc compete in F.I.R.S.T. (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) robotics. We provide students the opportunity to learn about anddevelop skills in engineering (mechanical and electrical), pneumatics, programming, web design, leadership, fundraising, teambuilding, business development and presentation.
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SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY
Application Only
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Cami Devereux
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[email protected]
Rm.308
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Spanish Honor Society is a national organization. The goal is to promote and encourage the study of Spanish language and culture in high school and beyond. The national organization also offers scholarship opportunities.
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SPORTS MEDICINE CLUB
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Katie Akeson
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[email protected]
GPJW-2WX3-STHV3
Rm. P-2
Every Other Thurs 3pm Starting September 15
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Students will work together in a positive, collaborative fashion to help understand how to treat injuries in sports better, how to seek proper help for mental health issues and what it means to serve in the athletic/sports industry in different occupations.
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STAGECRAFT
Co-Curricular Activity
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Peter Sirl
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[email protected]
Rm. 210
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Stagecraft teaches practical application of technical theater. Students will gain skill in terminology, lighting, set design and construction, painting, sound design, and stage management. Students in stagecraft will run assemblies, concerts, plays, and auditorium rentals. Some after school and weekend participation is required. See or email adviser for more details.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
Co-Curricular Activity
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Jamie Mooring |
[email protected] |
Representatives organize and govern the student body. Students plan events for student activities. Representatives are voted upon by their second period classmates. |
STUDENT LEADERSHIP
Co-Curricular Activity
Application to Advisor |
Jamie Mooring |
[email protected]
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The primary purpose of this class is to provide time for student leaders to meet and work on the many projects for which they are responsible. These projects include planning and conducting student council meetings, creating, and putting on assemblies, and designing and directing co-curricular and extra-curricular activities that promote learning, student involvement, school spirit and pride. ASB and class officers are given priority to enroll in this class; all other interested students must apply to advisor. |
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TSA/ENGINERING CLUB
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Yesica Pak
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[email protected]
4595V-552Q3
Rm. 302
Tuesdays 2:45pm
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The Technology Student Association (TSA) is the only student organization devoted exclusively to the needs of students interested in technology. Open to students enrolled in or who have completed technology education and STEM courses. Our members are interested in careers in Architecture, Engineering, Manufacturing, Film/Video Production, Graphic Arts, Videogame Design and many other technical areas. Members learn through exciting competitive events, leadership opportunities and much more. The diversity of activities makes TSA a positive experience for every student from engineers to business managers. TSA will take the study of STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) beyond the classroom and give students the chance to pursue academicchallenges among friendswith similar goals and interests. Together, members work on competitive events, attend conferences on the state and national levels and have a good time raising funds to get there.
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TABLETOP & DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS CLUB
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Tyler Merrell
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[email protected]
Rm. 321
Mondays 3-5pm
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This club allows students to get together in small groups and play Dungeons and Dragons and other tabletop games.
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VIDEO GAME & ESPORTS CLUB
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Jordan Cockle
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[email protected]
Rm. 317
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Video Game and Esports Club provides fun and entertainment for students and friendly competition in tournaments.
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VIKING KNIGHTS & LADIES
Staff Nomination
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Christyna Paris
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[email protected]
Rm. LS-230
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Viking Knights & Ladies areservice oriented. They assist at plays, concerts, and other school events. They are called upon to represent the school on many occasions. Founded in 1927, this is the oldest high school service organization in the state. Viking Knights & Ladies from each grade are selected by faculty panel application review at the end of each year to serve the following year.
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VIKING MOTORSPORTS
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Christian Tamiesie
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[email protected]
Rm. S-167
Tuesdays 3-4pm
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Students mush be able to learn and have fun working with automotive-related equipment. A sense of accomplishment is felt with a finished product. You must be a PHS student and have an interest in automobiles to join.
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VIKING STUDENT MEDIA
Co-Curricular Activity
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Sandra Coyer
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[email protected]
Rm. S-162
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Viking Student Media is designed to be a two-way communication link between the students, their school and community. Its duty is to expand the student perspectives, maintain community relations and act as a limited public forum. Students tell stories in a variety of different mediums including, but not limited to, videos, blog posts, podcasts, photos, etc.for publication.
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VIKING VANGUARD NEWSPAPER
Co-Curricular Activity
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Sandra Coyer
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[email protected]
Rm. S-162
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The Vanguard's goal is to produce a high-quality, professional-looking student newspaper that acts as a school community forum to inform, educate, clarify, persuade, analyze, provide constructive criticism, praise, and entertain readers. The program also provides vocational training in writing, editing, research, design, computer technology, interpersonal relationships, entry-level skills in desktop publishing. Editorial board positions are open through interview and application along with the completion of the beginning journalism course. Any student interested in beinga reporter contact the adviser or editors.
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WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT CLUB
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Margaret Reynolds
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[email protected]
Rm. 322
1st & 3rd Fridays
3-4pm
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Students advocating to empower women and raise awareness on PHS campus.
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YEARBOOK
Co-Curricular Activity
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Sandra Coyer
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[email protected]
Rm. S-162
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Students use copy editing, layout, photography, and graphic design to produce the Viking Yearbook. Interested students may contact adviser for specific requirements to be part of the staff. After school hours for deadline is expected.
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