Advisor: Mrs. Preston
Meets: Varies; approximately 1-2 times a month
Time: After school
Location: E203
Description: The Freshman Class Committee is elected by the rest of the students in 9th grade. They are in charge of planning for and hosting the Freshman Formal in the spring.

Advisor: Mr. Wisniewski
Meets: Varies; approximately 1-2 times a month
Time: After school
Location: N101
Description: The 10th Grade Committee plans activities and events for the Class of 2024.

Advisor: Mrs. McCoy
Meets: Varies; approximately 1-2 times a month
Time: After school
Location: E102
Description: The Junior Class Committee meets bi-weekly to plan and organize the annual Junior-Senior Prom.

Advisor: Mr. Keebler
Meets: Varies; approximately 1-2 times a month
Time: After school
Location: N101
Description: The Senior Class Committee organizes events for the Class of 2022 and makes decisions regarding class funds. Any other big decisions for the seniors are discussed at the meetings.

Advisor: Needed
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Description: Students come to draw, watch and discuss anime and movies. The club is open to anyone who is interested in learning more about anime, and to those who enjoy drawing and watching it.

Advisor: Ms. Pinkerton
Meets: Every other Monday (or as needed)
Time: 2:30-4
Location: G10 or other locations TBA
Description: Art Club gives students the opportunity to be creative, develop their talents, as well as to discuss artwork with their peers. Art club provides studio time to work on various art projects individually and with others.

Advisor: Mrs. McGaffin
Meets: Every Wednesday
Time: 2:30
Location: W204
Description: The Business Club is open to all students who are interested in learning more about the exciting world of business. Members participate in several hands-on activities, lessons and games about a variety of business topics such as finance (e.g., stock market trading contest, cryptocurrency); marketing (e.g., marketing research, film a commercial); entrepreneurship (e.g., elevator pitch, bios, Silicon Startups); management; and more.

Advisor: Mr. Albrycht
Meets: 1-2 times per week
Time: After school
Location: Orchestra Room
Description: Chamber Strings is an auditioned group of violin, viola, cello and bass students from the Senior High Orchestra. Additional performances are added through out the year.

Advisor: Mr. Bauer
Meets: 2 weeks prior to Safe Halloween Night
Time: After school
Location: E108
Description: Chem Magic prepares and performs magic shows utilizing chemical properties. Past and recent AP/Honors Chem students practice after school to perfect their tricks.

Advisor: Mr. Wickstrom
Meets: By invitation
Time: After school
Location: E201
Description: Chess Club has students from grades 9 to 12 who are interested in playing chess and improving their skills. The club meets from November to March.

Advisor: Miss Rosa
Meets: Every Monday
Time: 2:30
Location: Cafeteria
Description: Do Something Club is an educational, action-oriented community service club.

Advisor: Miss Combs
Meets: Rehearsals every Monday & Wednesday, Sectionals on Tuesdays; performance times vary throughout school year
Time: 2:30-4
Location: Chorus Room
Description: Eagleaires is a select choral group of about 20 members. They enjoy learning challenging repertoire from a variety of genres, including classical, jazz and world music. Eagleaires sing for school and community events, but also enjoy traveling outside of Berks County for unique performance opportunities. In order to audition for this ensemble, students must be Concert Choir members.

Advisor: Mrs. Lake
Meets: Tuesdays; twice a month or as needed
Time: 2:30
Location: N212
Description: Emergency Services Club is open to all students and provides opportunities for community service hours to focus on activities that help our school and community. They work closely with the Exeter Township Fire Department and its Junior Firefighter Program. ES Club participates in:

• Safe Halloween Night
• Homecoming Parade
• 9/11 High School Ceremony
• Firefighter For a Day Event
• Christmas Festival of Lights at the Reading Country Club
• Community Easter Egg Hunt
• STEM Night and Kindergarten Karnival
• Leadership and environmental activities with The Althouse Arboretum

Advisor: Mrs. Wetzel
Meets: Varies; twice a month or as needed
Time: After school
Location: N211
Description: E3 club is for anyone who is interested in learning more about nature, or who would like to compete in the academic tournament, Envirothon. E3 club meets twice monthly to prepare for the Envirothon competition. They also plan "meet-up" opportunities to spend time exploring some popular outdoor recreation offerings in Berks County.

Advisor: Mrs. Galtere
Meets: Varies
Time: After school
Location: Auditorium
Description: Students are encouraged to join the cast to add their creative talents to the show! Opportunities abound both on-stage and behind-the-scenes. No prior experience necessary!

Advisor: Ms. Pinkerton
Meets: Once a month
Time: 2:30-3:30
Location: G10
Description: FEA students learn about a career in education. It is not limited to those who want to be a teacher but also those who may be interested in becoming a school nurse, counselor, psychologist, speech pathologist, occupational or physical therapist or athletic trainer, social worker or IT technologist while working in a school district.

Advisor: Mrs. Wetzel
Meets: Varies
Time: After school
Location: N211
Description: Forensic Science Club is for students who enjoy exploring the scientific aspects of a criminal investigation. They watch and discuss Forenisc Files over popcorn, conduct breakout room activities and participate in several community service opportunities throughout the year, including Safe Halloween Night.

Advisor: Madame Lapic
Meets: Weekly on Thursdays
Time: 2:30-3:30
Location: W109
Description: French Club plans and implements extension activities for French students, and plans and prepares students for the French exchange. They also plan mini social events for the faculty and a student field trip on non-exchange years.

Advisor: Needed
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Description: The Gaming Club is a place where students can enjoy playing video games with each other and have fun.

Advisor: Frau Woodford
Meets: Weekly on Thursdays
Time: After school
Location: W110
Description: German Club is open to all students who are interested in the German culture and language. Activities include word games, cooking, crafts, and visiting community sponsored events (e.g. the Reading Liederkranz's Oktoberfest). They also run the blood drives at the Senior High as a service to the community.

Advisor: Mrs. Wegman
Meets: Twice a month on Wednesdays
Time: After school
Location: W205
Description: Key Club is a community service club. They organize and run Safe Halloween night and Key Club Intramural Basketball, and they do other community service events throughout the year. Students do not have to be a Key Club member to play intramural basketball.

Advisor: Mrs. Wegman
Meets: Winter
Time: After school
Location: Main & Auxiliary Gyms
Description: Key Club Intramural Basketball is a competitive basketball league open to all 9-12 students who do not play for the HS teams. Sign-ups will be in October for teams with 6-8 players. 

Advisor: Mrs. Thomas
Meets: Every other week
Time: 2:30
Location: E103
Description: Latin Club organizes holiday and spring food drives as well as other service activities. 

Advisor: Mr. Lasky
Meets: Once a month
Time: Varies
Location: N215
Description: Leo Club organizes service activities for the Exeter community. 

Advisor: Mr. Hummer
Meets: Once a month or more
Time: After school
Location: N103
Description: Literary Magazine is an opportunity for students to come together and work towards publishing poetry, prose or art.

Advisor: Mrs. Bollinger and Ms. Harper
Meets: Tuesdays; once or twice a month
Time: After school
Location: Cafeteria or N210
Description: Mini-THON raises money for kids with pediatric cancer who are treated at Penn State Hershey. All funds go directly to children and their families to pay for all treatments and related costs. Additional funds are used for cancer research. Joining our club offers plenty of community service opportunities and the chance to make a positive difference in the community.

Advisor: Mr. Reese
Meets: Weekly on Thursdays
Time: After school
Location: W207
Description: Mock Trial gives students an opportunity to study a fictitious case and act out witness and lawyer roles in a simulated trial before a real judge and jury. The club competes in an annual competition between schools from our region.

Advisor: Needed
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Description: Model UN is an organization that partners with other Model UN clubs in the area to explore realistic government roles, events and crises.

Advisor: Mrs. Gajewski
Meets: Once a month
Time: After school
Location: Library 
Description: NHS is an established organization recognizing outstanding high school students in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service and character. Membership is by application at the end of the sophomore and/or junior year.

Advisor: Ms. Harper
Meets: Once a month
Time: After school
Location: G16 
Description: Photo Club promotes creativity and professionalism through digital photography and was created for those who have successfully completed a photography class and would like to further their photography experience outside of the classroom.

Advisor: Mr. Wickstrom
Meets: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time: After school
Location: E201 
Description: Quiz Bowl is an inter-scholarship trivia competition where students compete using their studies and general trivia.

Advisor: Needed
Meets: Mondays
Time: After school
Location: S208 
Description: The Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA) club provides a safe place for young LGBTQ+ students to interact with each other, as well as to educate on topics involving sexual/romantic orientation and gender that may not be commonly discussed in school or home. Both LGBTQ+ students and Allies are welcome.

Advisor: Mr. Lasky and Mrs. Bollinger
Meets: Varies
Time: Varies
Location: N215 and N210 
Description: Science Olympiad competes against other schools in science and technology-based events.

Advisor: Mr. Hunsberger and Mr. Wasner
Meets: Varies
Time: Varies
Location: Cafeteria
Description: Ski Club members ski at Blue Mountain. Fees are as follows:

1. Student Season Pass that is good Monday – Friday all access, Sat & Sun after 3 PM, non holiday for $169.
2. Parent Season Pass that is good Monday – Friday all access, Sat & Sun after 3 PM, non holiday for $399.
3. Any day season pass at discounted rate for $429
4. Lessons ($25 per lesson, unlimited)
5. Rentals $120 unlimited M-F, Sat & Sun after 3 PM (includes helmet)

Advisor: Ms. Pinkerton
Meets: Once a month; usually on a Thursday
Time: 2:30-4
Location: G10 and the Exeter Dairy Queen
Description: SODA club is Exeter's representation of a natural effort to combat the perils of poor decision making. The club participates in fundraising for the Exeter K9 Unit, public relations, hosts the Exeter's Got Talent show, widow painting and other activities throughout the year.

Advisor: Mrs. DeFusco
Meets: Every other Wednesday
Time: After school
Location: W108
Description: Spanish club is open to all students who have a love of the Spanish language and culture. They participate in many activities throughout the year from school-sponsored activities such as Safe Halloween Night to baking, fundraising, food days, holiday parties, dancing and watching movies.

Advisor: Mrs. Galtere
Meets: Varies
Time: After school
Location: Auditorium
Description: Students are encouraged to join the cast to add their creative talents to the show! Opportunities abound both on-stage and behind-the-scenes. No prior experience necessary!

Advisor: Mr. Pauley
Meets: Varies
Time: Announced on Schoology
Location: Auditorium
Description: Stage Crew students provide technical support for all performance events at the high school.

Advisor: Mr. Potter
Meets:
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Description: The PA Governor's STEM Team is comprised of 5 students, typically seniors, who are chosen based on their participation and performance in STEM pathway.

Advisor: Ms. Rosa
Meets: Tuesdays
Time: 7:30AM
Location: LGI
Description: Student Council is the voice of the student body. The organization acts on behalf of the students in matters concerning the faculty, administration and the student body. Many student events are planned and organized by Student Council including Homecoming, pep rallies, parades and dances. Student Council also takes part in many of the other clubs and activities to assist those organizations. Members of the club are also given opportunities to serve in the surrounding community.

Advisor: Mr. Potter and Mr. Lorah
Meets: Weekly on Wednesdays
Time: 2:30PM
Location: G20
Description: TSA is a STEM-based club that offers over 25 different events students in which students can compete, including STEM-based challenges in robotics, design, biotechnology and computer science; to hands-on events in materials processing, photography, manufacturing and more.

Advisor: Mr. Wisniewski
Meets: Monthly
Time: 2:30PM
Location: N101
Description: The Talon is a monthly publication available to all faculty and students. Students write articles on school events, clubs, features, the community and world events.

Advisor: Mrs. Thomas
Meets: Every other week
Time: 2:30PM
Location: E103
Description: Y-Teens is a service club that runs the school store and participates in various community service projects.