Clubs and Organizations

List of 21 items.

• Art Club

  There are no prerequisites to join Art Club. Be prepared to have fun and be creative! We meet twice a month. We collaborate with the Marmion Art Club. We help with set design for school plays, create art projects to beautify the school, and do fun activities based on your interests!
  
  Moderator: Ms. Krainak

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• Garden Club

  The Garden Club actively participates in a partnership with the Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry.  Club members grow plants from seeks in Rosie's Garden to provide plantings for the Food Pantry's Essential Garden and produce to be harvested.  Produce harvested from Rosie's Garden is donated to the Food Pantry to help end hunger in the community.  Service opportunities are readily available throughout spring and summer.  
  
  Moderator:  Mr. Plumb

• Dominican Preachers

  Dominican Preachers are proactive about incorporating the Dominican charism of preaching in the life of our school. They assist with retreat planning, and other campus ministry events. A Dominican Preacher leads the school in prayer every morning, offers a reflection during Eucharistic Liturgies, prayer services, and other school events.

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• Drama Club

  Do you love theatre? Drama Club is open to all students who love to be on stage or behind the scenes! We meet twice a month. Develop your acting skills through improvisation, monologues, scene work, drama games and more!
  
  

  Moderators: Mrs. Biancalana and Mrs. Carron

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• Environmental Club

  The Environmental Club seeks to empower students to participate in environmental activities and projects on the Rosary Campus and throughout the community, and to promote awareness of environmental issues.  The Environmental Club is composed of the Garden Club and the Recycling Club.
  
  Moderator: Mr. Plumb

• French Club

  Le Club de Francais

  Activities

  • Origami croissants
  • Mardi Gras masks
  • Board games in FRENCH
  • And so much more!

  No French class experience necessary!
  
  Moderator is Madame Cannon

• Glee Club

  Do you love to sing?
  Open to all students; no audition required. 

  Glee Club meets once a week during activity periods. We sing a great variety of pops music!
  We perform at the Fall, Christmas, Winter and Spring Concerts as well as at Fine Arts Dinner Theatre!

   

  Moderator: Mrs. Megan Carron

• Graphic Design Club

  Use your creative energy to create flyers, postcards, logos etc. for Rosary HS! You will enjoy seeing your creations around the Rosary halls and the website. Join the fun! Projects are put up on Google Classroom, where you can choose to work on a project and submit your design.
  
  

  Moderator: Mrs. Striedl

• Interact Club

  Sponsored by the Aurora Rotary Club

  Are you interested in service opportunities? Do you want to help your community? Join Rosary's Interact Club! We work with Marmion students to perform service projects in our schools and in the community. Our motto is "Service above self." We are sponsored by the Aurora Rotary Club, and we meet every other Tuesday.
  
  

  Moderators: Ms. Bruckner & Mrs. O’Connor

• KAIROS Retreat Team

• Knitting & Crocheting Club

  • Anyone is welcome to join.
  • No experience necessary, we will teach you
  • Create items to donate to local charitable organizations
  • Great stress reliever and camaraderie

  Moderator:  Mrs. Wollwert

• Lifesavers

  Rosary's Lifesavers Club
  

  • Promotes respect for all life at all stages
  • Attends March for Life in Washington DC and Chicago
  • Hosts speakers
  • Service projects

  Moderator: Sister Geraldine Kemper, O.P.

• Math Team

  Anyone is welcome to join! Meet new friends and have fun working together to solve math problems. Opportunity to compete against other schools in competitions
  
  Moderators: Mrs. Wollwert and Mrs. Hoying

• Mission Club

  ● Serve: People in need in various communities who need painting, home repair and light construction help

  ● Meet friends: 300+ campers from other states will spend the week
  with you in June at a Christian based experience

  ● Love: Give of yourself to God and others. Love as Christ does -
  through serving others
  
  

  Moderator: Mr. Beltz

• National Honor Society

  National Honor Society is a nationwide organization for high school students. Selection is based on four criteria: scholarship, leadership, service and character.
  
  

  Activities: Service projects, sponsor school activities and help in the Academic Achievement Area
  
  

  Requirements by December 1 of your junior year:

  • GPA 3.75 weighted or above
  • 70 + service hours
  • Leadership and character references
  • Faculty evaluations

  Advisor: Mrs. Sarah Hoying

• Newspaper - The Crown Chronicle

  The Crown Chronicle is an online newspaper written and edited by Rosary students established in the Fall of 2022.  Starting with the 2023-2024 School Year, The Crown Chronicle will run through the Journalism classes.  

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• Senior Retreat Team

  The retreat team is comprised of seniors who are leaders in the Rosary community.
  
  SRT meets weekly for leadership formation and is responsible for planning and facilitating all the grade-level retreats, and various campus ministry events.
  
  

  Students may apply for this team in the spring of their junior year. Next year, SRT will expand to other grades and be retitled the Campus Ministry Team.
  
  

  Moderator: Campus Minister

• Spanish Club

  El club de Español offers fun activities, crafts, and games to learn more about Spanish language and culture! Anyone may join. Meetings are twice a month on Friday mornings at 7:30am in Room 113.

  
  Moderator: Mrs. Jeppesen
  

   

   

• Student Ambassador Leadership Team

  Members of the Student Ambassador Leadership Team are role models and positive student leaders. Students selected are representatives of Rosary High School and assist in the positive promotion of Rosary. Student Ambassadors have strong interpersonal skills, a positive attitude, good moral character, and a willingness to assist with curricular and extracurricular activities.

  Responsibilities
  
  Student Ambassadors of Rosary High School have the following responsibilities:

  ● To be a leader for the entire student body and future Royals.
  ● To serve as an ambassador from the student body to prospective students and families.
  ● To assist in recruiting students from local and surrounding schools.
  ● To be willing to assist and support all departments and organizations of Rosary High School.
  ● To network with community organizations and businesses to promote Rosary High School.
  ● To possess knowledge of Rosary High School history, academic programs, athletic teams, and clubs.
  
  Moderator:  Mrs. McEniry

• Student Council

  Student Council provides an opportunity for student leaders to act as a voice for their peers, and develop leadership, responsibility, and a spirit of cooperation between school and community.
  
  We have weekly meetings, are actively involved in school events, and have officer elections in the fall. 
  
  

  Major projects organized by Student Council include:
  

  • Spirit Week/Homecoming
  • Holiday Hopes
  • Catholic Schools Week
  • Talent Show
  • All-School Day of Service

  Student Council moderators are Ms. Denise Iffland and Mrs. Lisa Sustersic.

• Yearbook

  Yearbook Club chronicles the school year through photos and stories, creating the Rosary Yearbook, Exodus.
  
  Creativity

  Do you write, draw, take pictures, or have an eye for organization? With us, you can:

  • Write catchy headlines
  • Design images
  • Photograph everything!
  • Organize content for appeal

  Community
  

  Are you looking to connect with people in our Rosary family? Bridge the gap through:

  • COLLABORATION with your peers
  • INVOLVEMENT in community activities

  Curiosity
  

  Do you want to learn a new skill like photography, design, or editing? Practice your talents and hone new abilities. Ideas and possibilities inspire us!