Student Life
Activities
There are so many ways to get involved at Holy Names. I belong to the Nanotech and Future City clubs. I'm a student ambassador, and I would also really like to join SADD (Students Against Destructive Decision), but it's hard to fit it all in when I really want to do everything.
Gabby, Grade 8
Gabby, Grade 8
Beyond the Classroom
With so many clubs and activities to choose from, our girls can sometimes find it hard to decide. Here’s why:
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Middle School
- Middle School Ambassadors
- Future City
- Inkwell (literary journal)
- Middle School yearbook
- Nanotech Club
- Middle School Pep Club
- Robotics
- Middle School Student Council
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High School
- High School Ambassadors
- Courier (student newspaper)
- Master Minds
- Multicultural Club
- National Honor Society
- High School Pep Club
- Profile- High School yearbook
- Spectrum (High School literary magazine)
- Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Next Club
- High School Student Council
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School-Wide
- Environmental Club
- Ski Club
- Junior Ladies of Charity
- Math Club
- Multicultural Club
- SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)
Fun and Tradition
Many students also get involved with the campus ministry office, creating school-wide liturgies and prayer services in honor of special occasions or feasts, and retreats for each grade level.
Some of the annual events that are Holy Names traditions:
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Ice Cream Social
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Thanksgiving and Christmas Song Contests
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Pep Rallies
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Hobo Day
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Holly Ball & Jr/Sr Prom
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Christmas Window Painting
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Senior Day & Liturgy
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Junior Ring Ceremony
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Sophomore Day
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Welcome Day
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8th grade Pin Ceremony
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Awards Convocation
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Mother-Daughter Luncheon
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Father-Daughter Dinner Dance
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Baccalaureate Liturgy
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Our students love to perform. Song contests and concerts give them plenty of opportunities to shine.
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Holly Ball is a night of fun, formals, music, and dance, dance, dance!
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