Clubs & Activities
Student Life
Clubs & Activities
From crochet to competitive math — there’s a place for every Lobo.
Art Club
Art supplies, mentorship, and room to explore your artistic side.
Advisor: Mrs. Dillon (Art)
Creative Writing Club
Meets Thursdays in Room 107 — write in every genre, revise, and submit your work.
Advisors: Ms. Diaz (Rm 106) & Mr. Sanchez (Rm 107)
Crochet Club
Learn a lifelong craft at your own pace — hooks and yarn provided.
Advisor: Ms. Kovel (Social Studies)
Gaming Club
Video games, board games, and card games — find creative ways to play together.
Advisor: ask at the front office
Graphic Novel Club
Read, discuss, and create graphic novels. Love manga or comics? This is your place. (They’ve even been to Tucson Comic-Con.)
Advisor: Mr. Brooks (Social Studies)
GSA (Gay Straight Alliance)
Accepting of everyone — keeping our school a safe, inclusive place for all students.
Advisor: ask at the front office
Japanese Club
The language and culture of Japan — and fundraising with Travel Club for the next big trip.
Advisor: Ms. Reyes (English)
Math League
Compete in mathleague.org competitions, in person and online.
Advisor: ask at the front office
MESA
Math Engineering Science Achievement — sustainable art installations, battle bots, microcontrollers, and more STEM projects.
Advisor: ask at the front office
Mu Alpha Theta
The U.S. mathematics honor society for high school students.
Advisor: ask at the front office
National Honor Society
Scholarship, service, leadership, and character — AVHS’s chapter of the national organization.
Advisor: Ms. Sanchez (English)
Student Council
Student-led — plan the events and build the school culture you want to see.
Advisor: ask at the front office
Travel Club
Let’s go see the world — travel broadens horizons. Recent destination: Japan!
Advisor: ask at the front office
Weight Club
For anyone interested in a healthy lifestyle — discover creative ways to train and exercise.
Advisor: Mr. Tapley (PE / Athletic Director)
Yearbook
Every member earns a real job position — journalism, marketing, photography — and builds the book everyone keeps. To order a yearbook, contact the front office.
Advisor: ask at the front office
Youth Entrepreneurs
Build self-reliance — learn to think and act like an entrepreneur.
Advisor: Ms. Sanchez (English)
Trips & Adventures
With their teachers, Lobos visit and learn from places like the Holocaust Museum, Biosphere 2, the Titan Missile Museum, and beyond.
Grad Nite — Disneyland / California Adventure
The senior trip. Requirements: graduating senior with a clean disciplinary record. (Most recent trip: May 2025, about $240 per graduate — AVHS pays for the bus. Details updated each spring.)
Six Flags
Requirements: 100% attendance, “C” or better, and a clean disciplinary record. (Typically April or May — details announced each year.)
Want to Start a Club?
Have an idea and a few friends who share it? Talk to any teacher or the front office — new clubs start with one interested Lobo.
Call (520) 294-4922 to learn more.