Club Quiz
Are you wondering what club you should join? Take this quiz to see which club you should join during your years at Osceola!
1. In one word how would you describe yourself?
- a.Creative
- b.Musical
- c. Dramatic
- d. Scientific
- e. Cultural
2. What do you see yourself being in the future?
- a. Author
- b. Musician
- c. Actor
- d. Scientist/ engineer
- e.Ambassador
3. Which teacher would you most likely want to work with?
a. LoCascio
b. Righter
c. Pace
d. Shepard
e. Whalen/ Ms. Bennett
4. What do you do in your free time?
a. Write
b. Play music
c. Act
d. Build things
e. Try things from other cultures
5. What would be the ideal gift
a. Nice notebook
b. New instrument
c. To go see a production
d. Raspberry Pi
e. Souvenir from your favorite country
If you answered mostly (A) then your personality matches with the Oracle. Oracle puts writing and creativity above all. If you enjoy reading and writing then this club is for you. For more information click this link “Oracle”
If you answered mostly (B) then your personality matches with the Ukulele club. Ukulele club is learning about all types of songs. If you love music club and want to know more about it, the Ukulele club is for you. For more information click this link “Ukulele”
If you answered mostly (C) then your personality matches with the Drama club. Drama club is all about the dramatics. If you love to show off your talent and love to act then Drama club is for you. For more information click this link “Drama”
If you answered mostly (D) then your personality matches with the Robotics club.
Robotics club is all about engineering and making new things. If you love building things then Robotics club is for you. For more information click this link “Robotics”
If you answered mostly (E) then your personality matches with the Spanish/ Italian club. These clubs offer cultural experiences. If you love learning about new cultures then Spanish/ Italian club is for you. For more information click these links “Spanish” & “ Italian”
Click the links to learn more about these clubs. Here are some more clubs to join that were not mentioned above:
“National Honor Society is all about helping the school and community in various ways,” said Sarah Sanders, 12th grade.
“Drama club is a good opportunity to learn about theatre without participating in the play or the drama class. Each month the club holds a meeting and the meetings teach students about the different aspects of theatre such as improv, makeup, lighting process, and so on,” said Alyssa Streicher, 12th grade.
“The dance team teaches you different dance styles and technique while furthering your abilities as a dancer,” said Samantha Kaddis, 9th grade.
“National English Honor Society is a society which recognizes students who were accomplished in and also have enthusiasm for language arts,” said Madeline Repka, 12th grade.
“The GSA is a district and nationwide organization for students of varying sexual identities to meet and learn about each other. The purpose is to build unity among people,” said Mrs. Herzhauser.
“The chess club has been small, but its purpose is to give students a chance to play each other and improve their skills” said Mrs. Herzhauser.
