Japanese Club	Mr. Heller C216 X3260	Japanese Club focuses on the culture and language of Japan. There is also an exchange of Japanese anime stories.
Key Club	Ms. Hrico, D216, x3282 & Ms. Coledo G105 X3345	This service organization, sponsored by the Williamsport Kiwanis Club, holds fund- raisers and works on projects to help our school and our community. We try to take a trip every year!
La Memoire	Mrs. Taormina-Keller D109 X3266	Students work together to create, organize, finalize and publish a quality visual chronicle of each year’s events.
Model U.N.	Miss Mazzante E116 X3295	The task is to examine contemporary world issues and problems and find solutions, as the United Nations would do so.  We write resolutions and debate resolutions at the mock Model U.N. conventions. Open to all students.
Mock Trial	Mrs. Segraves C215 X3259	Student organization that focuses on introducing students to today’s legal system. Includes competition where students work to develop a case for both plaintiff and defendant. All students are welcome but must be able to stay after school and find a way home. Early participation is encouraged.
PEACE (Political Education Advocating Current Events)	Miss Mazzante E116 X3295	Students will discuss and debate critical current issues in the world today, such as Darfur, genocide, dictators, etc.
Petros	Mrs. Seeley F217 X3190	Petros works to meet students’ spiritual needs and provides students who have similar beliefs in Christ with an opportunity for fellowship (in a non-denominational Christian atmosphere).
Publications Business	Mrs. Robertson D110 X3267	Students work to structure the business segment of things, such as solicitation of ads, as well as sales and distribution of the various WAHS publications, including the yearbook and others.

Recycling Club	Mrs. Eberhart C209 X3255	Open to all students.  Groups of students walk around to the designated recycling drop off locations throughout the school and take the accumulated recyclables to the loading dock and dump them.  We also hope to make a recycling "how to" video and decorate the bins for recycling.
Red Cross Club	Mrs. Neylon A124 X3209	This club will do activities to benefit our local American Red Cross. We are a club interested in planning events to improve health and safety of individuals.
SADD-  Students Against Destructive Decisions	Mr. Kutz B122 X3227	A student-centered organization conducting and participating in activities that support students in making positive decisions. One of the major efforts annually is the Prom Promise initiative to help foster a fun-filled and safe event.
School Beautification Project	Mrs. Hutchinson D118 X3273	Students work to improve the appearance of our building by painting and decorating bulletin boards. The thrust of the efforts helps promote a positive esthetic school environment.
Ski Club	Mr. Roe E117  X3245 Red Guidance	Members strive to go to Ski Sawmill 4 times annually and one other long distance trip. The club does not hold regular meetings and exists to promote winter snow activities for all interested.
SGA  Student Government	Mr. Kelley F219 X3328	SGA is the Student Government Association which promotes school unity and spirit through maintenance of the Hub Calendar of Events and pep rallies supporting the efforts of our athletes.
Study to Succeed	Ms. Otzel C109 X3238	Need some ideas to be more successful in school?  “Study to Succeed” sessions are available to all students. You are welcome to attend one study session or more frequently for ideas, strategies, and help. Passes are available in Red Guidance on Mondays or Tuesdays.

Technical Theatre Club	Mr. Barrows Auditorium office X3449/3401	Open to all students with an interest in the technical aspects of theatre and television production.   Club involvement will provide experience and practical knowledge through technical assistance for a wide variety of stage and theatrical productions.  Students may work with audio and computer controlled lighting cues, TV production, or video editing.
WillServe	Mrs. Williams G003 X3334	Volunteer organization where students volunteer helping nonprofit agencies: YMCA, YWCA, Salvation Army, daycare, etc. Advisors have sign-up forms in G003. Students can also assist life skills classrooms helping students with disabilities.
Shooting Club	Mr. Soars T07 X3436	The shooting club exists to promote marksmanship through training and competition in the various shooting sports. This club seeks students with parent/guardian sponsors who own the necessary equipment to participate in local shooting events or shooting related educational seminars. NOTE: The shooting club does not own, lend or otherwise provide firearms to anyone, including students. Firearms, including archery equipment, arrows or ammunition, are not permitted on school property at any time, for any reason.

SkillsUSA

Mr. White H112 X3372

SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry representatives, working together to ensure America has a skilled work force. It helps each student to excel. SkillsUSA is a national organization serving teachers and high school and college students who are preparing for careers in technical, skilled and service occupations, including health occupations. SkillsUSA was formerly known as VICA (the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America).   SkillsUSA is open to students in any Career and Technical Education, Family and Consumer Science, Health Occupations, or Business courses. Students will learn how to be professionals in their chosen career path. Students will also compete against students from other schools in Skill and Professional competitions.

Some activities and programs are for students involved in specific courses and/or require tryouts.

 Academic excellence

• National Art Honor Society
• National Honor Society

Activities for students in specific CTE (Career and Technical Ed. programs)

• Electronics Club (Mr. Yokitis)
• Horticulture Club (Mrs. Nicole Carmen-Harris)
• Welding Club (Mr. Gephart)

Music programs

• Chamber Orchestra (Mr. Tedford)
• G.Q. (Mr. Weaver)
• Les Chanteuse (Mr. Clayton)
• Marching Millionaires (Mr. Kendall)
• String Quartets (Mr. Tedford)
• Strolling Strings (Mr. Tedford)