Interviews from Club’s Fair

Club’s Fair

People who were starting clubs:

Marin Burns – Theater Club (new club)

“I’m just excited to see how far we can take it and what we are going to do with this club. We’ve started it from scratch so there’s no expectations, and we are trying to see if we can make it work”

“Our main goal is to put on a one act at the end of the year in the Black Box”

 

Kimia Sadeghi – Happiness Club (new club)

The Happiness Club is just a way to bring the community together and make school more fun. It’s going to be a laid back club. There’s no big time commitment, but it’s just a way to bring students together to have a good time”

 

Robert Leigh and Florian Schaison – Ski Club (new club)

“This is a new club that Flo and I are starting this year. We are just two guys who love to go skiing, and we’ve both done it for a long time in our childhoods” (Robert Leigh)

“We love the outdoors, and we love snow. We want others to share our love for the sport” (Florian Schaison)

“If we have a lot of beginners; we want to expose them to the sport so we will probably go to Big Bear”(Florian Schaison)

“We are also planning on going to Mammoth this year and driving up there with a group of people”(Robert Leigh)

 

Dillon Kanne – Jazz Club (started last year)

“The main goal is to both learn and play jazz at lunch and perform at venues. Last year, we did Accepted Parents Night, and we did Multicultural Fair.”

“I work with Dr. Dodson, who knows much more about music than I do. I manage the people in our club, and he manages what music we play because he has a Ph.D. in music”

 

Keng Zhang – Aviation Club (new club)

“We are trying to learn how to fly jet airplanes. I have never flown one before, but we are going to try contacting local agencies to learn more about aerodynamics and maybe actually get to fly in the sky. I just started this club this year with Han Chin, and we are just exploring the field”

 

Mary Polos and Lexi Brooks – McBakers Club (new club)

“We are going to the Ronald McDonald House once a month and cook and bake for the families staying there” (Lexi Brooks)

“We just want the families there to have a better day” (Mary Polos)

 

Emily Lassiter, Kate Knollenberg, and Kenna Knollenberg – Surf Club (new club)

“The goal of surf club is to get more people to come out and learn how to surf because it’s really fun and really inspirational. It gets people to come together and do something that we all love” (Emily Lassiter)

 

“The goal of our club is to take advantage of our playground, that is our southern California oceans. We have some of the best waves in the world and not many people know that. I think introducing people to that is a really good opportunity and we’re taking advantage of that” (Kenna Knollenberg)

 

Andrea Flores – Environmental Club (existing club)

“We are the Environmental Club. We used to go by the Garden Club, but we want to do more than just garden and take care of the chickens. Our goal this year is to get more people involved and to focus on overall environmental topics. We want to have beach clean ups and also want to help other school’s gardens and not just ours” (Andrea Flores)

 

Taras Polakoff – Shock Sports Network (new club)

“We are basically making ESPN at Sage Hill. We want to have a website and live streaming for major sports” (Taras Polakoff)

“We can’t do it with just the four of us who started this group. We need more people to help with the little things that will make it a success” (Taras Polakoff)

 

People who were signing up for clubs:

Aydin Arik: “It was amazing because we got to hear about different people’s passions”

Naya Gomez: “I think Club’s Fair was a good way to learn because the clubs are all out here at once so you are forced to see everything. I learned a lot, especially about the clubs with flyers and poster boards. It made me more interested in a lot of the clubs, and I signed up for more than I thought I would. I signed up for the Go Oceans Club, MUN, Lit Mag and Robotics”

Emily Lassiter: “Club’s Fair was a great opportunity to see what people are interested in and see if maybe we have the same interests.”