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Activities

Grade School Activities

Extra activities are available for our Grade School students such as Math Olympiad, Power of the Pen, Spelling Bee, Geography Bee, History Fair, Mileage Club, LEGO Robotics Club, and Teens Against Substance Abuse. In addition, our sixth-graders participate in the DARE program and attend a 3-day camp.

 



High School Activities

Choir - St. John's Choir is made up of a group of young, talented singers who perform a Christmas and Spring concert. St. Johns also has a show choir. Show choir sings and dances at the Spring and Christmas concerts. The choir is under the direction of Mrs. Slawinski.

F.T.A. - short for Future Teachers of America, is a school organization made up of students who are interested in majoring in education. These students get together once a month to discuss their future projects. They help out the teachers by baking them cookies and helping them grade papers. The F.T.A. provides a perfect learning experience for our "future teachers".

Through the Halls - Through the Halls at Delphos St. Johns is a radio program broadcasted on WDOH 107.1 FM radio on Saturdays at 8:50AM. The students who are a part of this organization interview teachers and other members of the administration to give listeners the inside scoop of what is happening at Delphos St. Johns High School.

Liturgy Team - A Liturgy Team is not usually a group that many schools have, but St. John's has made it a point to involve the students in almost every aspect of school life. The Liturgy Team does things ranging from planning the weekly school masses to organizing a list of people to read the daily P.A. prayer. They help the church out a lot by finding people to read, sing, and greet. The Liturgy Team also organizes events to raise money and help out the school and community.

Mission Society - St. Johns Mission Society is composed of St. John's students who wish to spend time volunteering for activities which will benefit the community and school. They organize fund raisers in school and many times allow the students to have "jean days" by paying a dollar or fifty cents to the missions. They sponsor "Fat Tuesday" each year just before Lent. Their most looked forward to activity is coming up soon. The members will take a trip to Appalachia, to help build a house for those who don't have much money. This event comes around annually, and it always seems to leave unforgettable memories for all the members.

NHS - The National Honors Society is an organization based on leadership skills, academic achievements, character, and scholarship. The members of NHS work hard every year to help the school and community. St. Johns is very proud of our NHS students.

SADD - S.A.D.D. (short for Students Against Destructive Decisions) is an organization made up of volunteer students interested in helping keep their fellow students safe.

Scholastic Bowl - St. John's Scholastic Bowl Team is a group of intelligent students who travel to different schools to compete on academic competitions. These students work hard and represent our school's excellent academic program.

Student Council - St. Johns has a group called Student Council. Student Council representatives consist of 4 girls and 4 boys from each High School grade, plus each grade's Class President. Representatives do community service, such as Saturday recycles which take place the second Saturday of every month on the South side of grade school. Student Council also plans Homecoming, Prom, and several other isolated events such as a Christmas Assembly, Stress Free Day, Valentine Grams. Student Council also handles problems brought by the students, and acts as a go between for teachers and students.

Yearbook - St. Johns Yearbook staff is primarily in charge of making the yearly St. Johns Crest yearbook. These talented students work long and hard putting together a yearbook filled with interesting facts and memories. The yearbook team is headed by Ms. Pohlman.

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Faith, Tradition & Excellence in Academics

Thank you for your interest in St. John’s schools, the home of the Blue Jays! I hope you have the opportunity to visit so you may truly see what we are about.

- Fr. Mel Verhoff Pastor/Superintendent