The International club is the French, Spanish and German clubs combined, so if you are looking for some different culture experiences, stop by. Meetings held once a month. All students are welcome to attend..

Sponsored by Leslie Oates

Drama club is a group of students involved in the theater arts. any student who has an interest in drama may be a member in the drama club. The club sponsors many social and educational theater activities.

Sponsored by Helen Brennan

Environmental club is open to all students who are interested in helping to make the indoor and outdoor school environments better. Belonging to this group allows students opportunities to learn more about the earth, to help improve the school's physical landscape and educate others about ways to improve their surroundings and to find ways to act on those ideas. Brief, general meeting are held every week for members to discuss environmental projects and learn more about helping our community surroundings.

Sponsored by Laura Howell

Thespian is an international honorary theater organization dedicated to improving standards of the high school theater. To become a thespian, a student must earn ten thespian points (100 hours of work) by acting in plays and musicals and/or by helping with one of many aspects of production such as stage crew, make up or lighting.

Sponsored by Helen Brennan

NFL is an honorary high school organization designed to acknowledge those students who have demonstrated leadership characteristics and competitive speaking ability. Membership in NFL is earned through points awarded for speaking at contests at school an din the community. The North NFL team keeps a very active schedule as they travel for competition twenty three weekends during the year. NFL members also have other opportunities speaking experience such as announcing at school events, scholarship competitions, and model United Nations.

Sponsored by Esther Molyneux

The National Honors Society is a national organization which recognizes students for excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. It ranks as one of the oldest and prestigious national organizations for high school students.

To be eligible for membership consideration, student must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.4 or above. Additionally, potential members must meet high standards of leadership, service and character. National and chapter by laws require students to participate in both group and individual service during the year.

To determine leadership and character, all teachers and staff members are asked to complete an evaluation form on each eligible student. Service is evaluated using a questionnaire completed by each eligible student. Using this information, the faculty council, appointed by the principal, make the selections.

Sponsored by Tina Wallace

Journalism students who excel in some aspect of student publications are invited to join the international society of high school j journalists upon meeting the requirements set by Quill and Scroll. A student must rank in the upper third of his/her class for the academic year or semester of his work in journalism and must have performed at a high level of excellence in publishing the school newspaper, literary magazine, or yearbook.

Sponsored by Betty Christain

The local program is open to all minority high school students who hold a GPA of 2.5 or better. The goals of this organization are to encourage students to achieve good grades, assist in their educational development and to help students obtain information about careers, colleges, financial aid and scholarships as they prepare to attend college.

Sponsored by Kim Riley-Quinn

Key club is a high school organization which is a part of Kiwanis International. This club is intended for all high school students. It has as one of it purposes to identify leaders and potential leaders of North High School giving them a chance to develop their leadership ability by becoming involved in programs of service to North High School as well as the community at large.

Sponsored by Shannon Buckley

The Vestige , North High School's student magazine, is a collection of literary and artistic vestiges of a variety of NHS students. Many types of writing are included: short stories, poems, personal narratives, essays and descriptions. The winners of the poetry contest held first semester are highlighted  in the magazine. In addition,. the winners receive cash rewards.

Sponsored by Julie McFarland

The Pursuit of the Wildcats, the school newspaper, is contributed to by student reporters, artists, graphic technicians, photographers, and business and advertising managers, salespeople and editors. The pursuit makes students, faculty, and parents aware of news events significant issues, in depth reports, sports and features. A professional advertising program and student fees finance the pursuit. Any student interested should contact the editors, or advisor in room 208.

Sponsored by Betty Christain

The Norwica, also known as the school yearbook, students devote one class period daily, and many after school periods to this North High School publication.

Sponsored by Betty Christain

Mock Trial gives North High Students the opportunity to feel the excitement of trying a legal case in a real courtroom. Competition is very high for the opportunity to convince the court that your client was right or that the complainant has no legal precedent to stand on. This experience requires you to sign up for TAG class third term and choose either 1st or 4th block.

Sponsored by Mike Marshall

Scholastic team is the ultimate test of matching knowledge with other students on your team against other schools in Iowa and Illinois. This requires you to be intelligent, confident, and fast with your answers. Meetings are after are school to practice and learn.

Sponsored by Mike Marshall