At St. Hubert you can join any of the over 35 extracurricular clubs and organizations. There is something for everyone- get involved in any one or all! All St. Hubert students are encouraged to become leaders and representatives of their school community. One of the great benefits of an all-girls school is that all of our student leaders are women! To enhance their leadership qualities, students can run for Student Council, apply for the National Honor Society, be nominated for the Bambie Ambassadors, join the Athletic Asso-ciation, or be elected as a club officer.

The student life program at St. Hubert is strongly tied to giving service to the school and local community. Christian values are incorporated into everyday activities and girls are encouraged to use their talents and abilities to help others. Whether it is by tutoring peers or children after school, wrapping gifts for needy families at Christmas, or making sandwiches for the homeless, students come away with a sense of fulfillment in knowing they have made a difference in someone’s life.

Athletics Learning Teamwork, Determination

& Sportsmanship…

At St. Hubert, students have the opportunity to grow and develop physically through competitive

and non-competitive sports. St. Hubert is home to the largest wom-en’s athletic program in Philadelphia with 14 varsity teams and 5 intramural sports. All students have the chance to be a part of the action at St. Hubert. Athletic Association

These students are St. Hubert sports’ teams biggest fans. They remind everyone of upcoming games by throwing pep rallies, designing posters, and decorating the school in brown and gold.

Arts Festival

A weekend of fine arts, dance, music and drama where the school’s most talented students show their skills.

Bambie Ambassadors

The BA’s are often the most involved students in school. They represent the school at recruitment, alumnae, school, and community events, always

showing their Bambie pride.

Calling Echo (Yearbook)

What memories of high school do you never want to forget? Help create this annual scrapbook of the best moments in the school, and improve your skills in writing, typing, photography, layout, and editing.

Chorus

Carry a tune with some of the best singers in St. Hubert’s. Chorus practices once a week and performs at various events in school and around the community. They also get to sing the National Anthem at the Phillies game!

Community Service Corps (CSC)

CSC is the most popular club in school because Bambies love to make a differ-ence—and have fun doing it. Activities involve monthly bake sales, serving at the St. Francis Inn soup kitchen, Youth-

fest, the TODAY program, and collecting items for the needy.

Dance Club

Rhythm is a way of life for St. Hubert’s dancers. Both new and veteran dancers

are welcome to try out for the dance team. They perform during the Art Festival and during halftime of every home basketball game.

Double Dutch Club Come see if you can out jump your favorite teachers. They will show you their double dutch skills. Don’t know how to double dutch? That’s ok! Your classmates and teachers will show you how!

Down to Earth Club

The members of this eco-friendly club work hard to ensure that St. Hubert’s helps the environment. They recycle to raise money for various projects and help out in the community.

Drama Club

Students interested in acting meet weekly to practice for their craft. They learn the finer points of per-formance and help each other to master their lines.

Fall Show

Actors, dancers, and singers from Hu-bert’s and the local boys’ schools give it their all in the annual musical.

Give...

back to the community by joining CSC, Down

to Earth, the Bloodmobile, Respect for Life, or SADD.

French Club French Club is a fun way for students to practice their French and to learn more about French and Francophone culture. The French Club aims to promote better understanding and appreciation of French culture and to deepen the students’ understanding of

foreign cultures.

Echoings (Literary/Art Annual)

Students showcase their art, poetry, photography, short stories, and other creative works in our award winning an-nual publication.

Echovision (Video Yearbook)

Learn the art of video while cataloging the year’s most memorable events. You even have a chance to meet our Favorite camera guy Jeff!

KAIROS Retreat

One of the most memorable experiences at Hubert’s, the popular KAIROS retreat is offered to Juniors and Seniors. This weekend-long event is sure to change the way you see your life and your classmates.

Intramurals

It’s Bambie v. Bambie in dodge ball, soccer, flag football, and basketball.. These spirited games provide an oppor-tunity for many students to participate in the sport of their choice.

Italian Club

This club is open to any student interested in the Italian Culture. It is a club dedicated to the Italian language and promotes the Italian traditions and festivities

Just…

join. That’s all there is to it.

Hube Tube

Students create their own televised newscast, announcing news, sports, and weather, with occasional fun skits, surprise guests, and on-air interviews.

Mathletes

Math is cool, and this number-crunching group has the formula to prove it. They show off their mathematical abilities at competi-tions throughout the year.

Ministry Reps

Students collaborate with the School Minister in planning and participating in the religious activities in school.

Mock Trial Team

Coached by a premier Philadelphia law firm, the students of our championship winning team prepare for and compete in “trials” against other high schools.

Model U.N. Team

Students interested in debate and foreign affairs should join this team, which is based on the United Nations.

National Honor Society - NHS

Juniors and Seniors are invited into NHS based upon their academics, leadership abilities, and service. They represent the school at many events and also provide free tutoring services.

Newspaper (see ‘Tally-Ho’)

Literary/Art Annual

Questions about a club?

Ask Mr. Anhalt, the Vice Principal for Student Activities.

Orchestra

Any student can learn or develop her talents in the full symphonic orchestra. This group

rehearses regularly and performs at various functions throughout the year.

Peer Mediators

When conflicts arise, we help each other. The Guidance Office trains this group of students to help their peers resolve problems.

Photography Club

Candid or posed, these Bambies can capture a great picture, and they learn how to improve their skills through various projects during the year.

Respect for Life Club

Members raise awareness of pro-life issues and attend the annual Pro-Life March in Washington,

D.C.,

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)

This dedicated group of students emphasize having fun while making smart choices with their anti-drinking, anti-drug, anti-smoking, and anti-violence campaigns.

Spanish Club

Will you celebrate your Quinceañera? The Span-ish culture is vivid and exciting, and students explore the modern culture and ancient traditions of Spanish-speaking countries.

Stage Crew

St. Hubert performances and other events could not occur without the behind-the-scenes expertise of the stage crew. Learn the ins and outs of lighting, sound, and every-thing else that makes our plays so entertain-ing and successful..

Tally-Ho Newspaper

It’s journalism in brown and gold. The writers and editors of Tally-Ho attend school functions, conduct

interviews, comment on current events, and review the lat-est releases in movies, music, and more.

Talent Show

The annual student-run show is a St. Hubert favorite, with a large variety of acts, from Irish dance and hip-hop to piano and rock and roll..

Unique…

Activities like Hube Tube, the Harry Potter Club, WHUB, and the Down to Earth Club mean that every Bambie can find an extracurricular to join.

Student Council

These school leaders are elected by their fellow Bambies each spring. Starting in September, they spend the year attending school and community func-tions, planning fun events, and acting as the link between the students and administrators, among many other things.

WHUB Radio

Each morning, the DJs of WHUB entertain students in the pre-class downtime. Learn the behind-the-scenes of putting on a live radio show and discover the thrill of be-ing an on-air personality.

Alright, so no activity at Hubert’s starts with X. Go ahead and start a Xylophone

Yearbook

(see ‘Calling Echo’)

Zumba Club

So..Ditch the Workout! Join the Party™!! And get into shape with your fellow bambies!

Video Yearbook

(see ‘Echovision’)