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LIST OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR OFFERINGS
ACADEMIC CLUBS
Art & Illustrations Club
Concert Choir
DECA
History Club
Literary Magazine
Photography Club
STEAM Academy
Tech Squad
Teen PEP
US Army Star Club
COMMUNITY BUILDING CLUBS
African American Culture Club
Film Appreciation Club
Fiber Arts Club
Future Chefs of Amercia
Future Medical Professionals
Gaming Club
Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
Strategy Club
Swifties Club
World Cultures Club
COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUBS
Buddy Club
Green Team
Interact
Key Club
National Honor Society
PERFORMING ARTS CLUBS
Fall Production
Indoor Percussion Ensemble (Winter/Spring)
Light and Sound Club
One Act Plays (Nov/Dec)
Pep Band/Drum Line (Fall)
Spring Musical
Summer Theater Club
Tri-High News
Tri-Tones
Triton Dance Company
TRITON COMMUNITY CLUBS
Class Committees
Light and Sound Club
Renaissance Club
Student Council
Yearbo0k
ATHLETIC TEAMS

ACADEMIC CLUBS
ART & ILLUSTRATIONS CLUB
Advisor: Ms. Heckler
E-mail: sheckler@bhprsd.org
The purpose of the Art Club is to give students the extra
opportunity to work with a variety of art mediums such as paint, charcoal, sculpting, collage, digital and some mural work. Projects will be for groups and/or individual students. Popular art trends can be brought to life during Art Club, as well as providing extra time to work on independent art pieces.
CONCERT CHOIR
Advisor: Ms. Jenkins
E-mail: mjenkins@bhprsd.org
Concert Choir is a class for students who enjoy singing & learning about music within a group setting. Students practice singing all types of choral music in three & four-part harmony, & learn how to read and write music. Concert Choir meets every day during the school day & performs as a group in a mandatory concert each Winter & Spring, along with a graduation performance.
DECA
Advisors: Mr. Frank Ms. Ferri
E-mail: jfrank@bhprsd.org pferri@bhprsd.org
Remind: @decatriton Insta: @trhs.deca
DECA students practice key leadership skills such as goal setting, consensus building, and project management. DECA prepares students for careers in marketing, finance,
hospitality, management, and entrepreneurship. DECA members can compete in a wide variety of events against students from other schools in local, statewide and national competitions.

ACADEMIC CLUBS
HISTORY CLUB
Advisors: Ms. Vrooman Mr. Gurscik
E-mail: cvrooman@bhprsd.org fgurscik@bhprsd.org
The purpose of History Club is to encourage students to thoroughly explore different historical events of their choosing. The History Club also sponsors and helps with various activities throughout the school year, including: fundraisers, guest speakers, organizing special holiday programs and field trips.
LITERARY MAGAZINE
Advisor: Mrs. DeCosta Ms. Panico
E-mail: sdecosta@bhprsd.org jpanico@bhprsd.org
Are you a poet? An artist? A photographer? Do you write lyrics? Draw anime? Do you have a keen eye and a creative soul? If the answer to any of these is yes then you must join the Literary Magazine! Club meetings start in January in B-42. Throughout second semester we will compile bits of creativity, edit them, format them, and create both a virtual and hard copy book for all to enjoy.
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
Advisor: Ms. Omenson
E-mail: romenson@bhprsd.org
The purpose of the Photography Club is to give students the extra opportunity to work with and learn about cameras and digital design. Members often create posters and other works of art to hang up around Triton for various clubs and school events. The club has monthly contests with a variety of themes.
S.T.E.A.M. ACADEMY
Advisors: Mr. Visentin
E-mail: svisentin@bhprsd.org
The S.T.E.A.M Academy is for students in their junior year, who may be interested in pursuing a career in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and/or Mathematics. This program allows the students to more fully explore a program or career path. The Academy culminates with a Capstone Project, which is presented during their senior year and provides special designation on the student’s transcript.

ACADEMIC CLUBS
TECH CLUB
Advisor: Mr. O’Donnell
E-mail: kodonnell@bhprsd.org
Tech Club is an after school club that meets once a week focusing on personal development as students increase their technological skill levels. Students engage with many different industrial technologies, including: primitive technology, hand tools, power tools, and computer driven CNC machines. Let the “MAKER” in you out!!! Come join us on “Tech Club Tuesdays” where we make things together!!
TECH SQUAD
Advisor: Mr. Scully
E-mail: escully@bhprsd.org
The purpose of this club is to assist in the building and repairing of computers. Students will learn how to make minor repairs to laptops and computers. This club is geared to students interested in computer studies and/or computer related careers.
TEEN PEP
Advisors: Mr. Small Mrs. Logandro
E-mail: tsmall@bhprsd.org clogandro@bhprsd.org
The Teen Prevention Education (Teen PEP) is a comprehensive, sexual health program that utilizes peer-to-peer education to increase students´ knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviors associated with healthy decision-making. Students can apply to participate in this program at the end of their junior year.
U.S. ARMY STAR CLUB
Advisor: Mr. Maitag Dr. Smith
E-mail: mmaitag@bhprsd.org ssmith@bhprsd.org
S.T.A.R. stands for Students Taking Active Roles, and is a partnership between the high school and the United States Army. The expertise and resources of local US Army Soldiers are leveraged to help students develop skills and present opportunities that will enable and encourage them to take leadership roles in their own life, within their families, their school and community. An emphasis will be placed on graduating high school while both exploring and creating enriching postsecondary options.

COMMUNITY BUILDING CLUBS
AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE CLUB
Advisors: Mrs. Kind Mrs. Erickson
E-mail: skind@bhprsd.org serickson@bhprsd.org
The purpose of AACC is to invite students of all races to learn more about, celebrate, and embrace the history and culture of African Americans. Our club discusses important issues regarding our place in the Triton Community and provides a safe space for the open exchange of ideas. We welcome and invite new members to our club.
FIBER ARTS CLUB
Advisors: Ms. Welch Mr. DeGuido
E-mail: hwelch@bhprsd.org cdeguido@bhprsd.org
The purpose of the Fiber Arts Club is to provide a creative outlet for students, helping develop artistic skills. It’s a great way to alleviate stress and to provide a cozy community for students. The club serves as a platform for learning different art styles, mediums and techniques.
FILM APPRECIATION CLUB
Advisor: Mr. O’Neill
E-mail: boneill@bhprsd.org
The Film Appreciation Club allows students to watch movies and learn that they are more than just quick entertainment, but also a medium that provides as much depth and learning as books. Students will watch some of the best modern and classic movies, analyzing the technical and filming techniques used, as well as the themes, characters and learned lessons. Come watch and discuss some of the all-time great movies with your fellow students.
FUTURE CHEFS OF AMERICA CLUB
Advisor: Ms. Wills
E-mail: vwills@bhprsd.org
Do you like to cook, bake, or experiment in the kitchen? Maybe you don't have any experience in the kitchen but would like to learn? If you answered yes, then join your fellow Mustangs in our Triton cooking room. We will cook and bake a variety of foods. No previous experience is required.
COMMUNITY BUILDING CLUBS
FUTURE MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
Advisor: Mrs. Moore
E-mail: cmoore@bhprsd.org
Remind:@tritonfmp /Insta: @Future_medical_careers_Triton
The purpose of this club is to provide opportunities for students to explore careers in the medical profession. We will also fundraise and volunteer for local medical based charities. Our club will also search out experiences for students to learn about health and medical topics. We look forward to making a positive impact on our school community.
GAMING CLUB (E-sports)
Advisor: Mr. Scully
E-mail: escully@bhprsd.org Remind: @tritongc
The Gaming Club allows students to bridge relationships with one another through collaborative, team-building electronic games. Through the use of gaming, students will collectively compete in challenges that encourage critical thinking and strategy while simultaneously reinforcing hand-eye coordination for the
students involved. Through school-appropriate, team building games, students are provided an outlet of expression through an animated avatar and astonishing in-game scenarios.
GENDER-SEXUALITY ALLIANCE (GSA)
Advisor: Ms. Omenson
E-mail: romenson@bhprsd.org
Triton’s Gender Sexuality Alliance is a student-run organization that unites LGBTQ+ students and allies. We build community and organize around social issues that impact students. Our group works to discuss social change and LGBTQ+ family, friend, religious and social issues.
STRATEGY CLUB
Advisor: Mr. Palma
E-mail: mpalma@bhprsd.org
The Strategy Club welcomes all students, regardless of experience, who are interested in playing and making strategy-based table-top games. Students will have opportunities to learn about the various games, play them with peers, create new games, and participate in club based tournaments. This is the club for you whether you want to relax and play table-top games with your friends, or you want to prepare for outside local tournaments.

COMMUNITY BUILDING CLUBS
SWIFTIES CLUB
Advisor: Mrs. Katz Ms. Kohout
E-mail: hkatz@bhprsd.org pkohout@bhprsd.org
Taylor Swift is a powerful, influential woman and a positive role model for young adults. She also has a very large fanbase among high school girls and boys. Meetings would consist of listening and discussing Taylor Swift music, as well as making friendship bracelets.
WORLD CULTURE CLUB
Advisor: Mr. Borrero
E-mail: vborrero@bhprsd.org
The purpose of the World Culture Club is to provide students with the opportunity to expand their knowledge of different cultures. The WCC explores various aspects of different cultures, ranging from foods and popular holiday celebrations to music and dancing. Club activities include regular meetings, dining, museum tours, community service, movies and lots of fun.
COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUBS
BUDDY CLUB
Advisors: Ms. Dempsey Ms. Maimone
E-mail: edempsey@bhprsd.org cmaimone@bhprsd.org
The purpose of the Buddy Club is to foster friendships and communication between Triton's students with disabilities and their buddies. The club meets 1-2 times per month and often has friends from Highland and Timber Creek join. These events are designed to enable our students to enlarge their scope of friends and encourage them to positively interact with their peers. Fun activities are planned at each event such as games, crafts, movies, and food.

COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUBS (continued)
GREEN TEAM
Advisor: Mrs. Kind Mr. DeGuido
E-mail: skind@bhprsd.org cdeguido@bhprsd.org
Our students participate in the Green Initiative of Triton and the entire Black Horse Pike Regional School District. We believe we play an important part in caring for our environment, acting as stewards of conservative environmental practices in our schools and communities. The Green Team works with sustainability programs, such as maintaining The Organic Garden for our school community. We also provide an opportunity to connect with the Natural World through first-hand observation and inquiry.
INTERACT CLUB
Advisor: Mrs. Surynt
E-mail: msurynt@bhprsd.org
Interact is a Rotary-sponsored service club for high school students. The program gives young people an opportunity to participate in fun, meaningful service projects while developing leadership skills and meeting new friends through service activities. INTERACTORS learn the importance of: Developing leadership skills and personal integrity; Demonstrating helpfulness and respect for others, and; Advancing international understanding and goodwill.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Advisor: Mr. Visentin
E-mail: mchambers@bhprsd.org
The purpose of the NHS is to recognize students who display excellence in academics, leadership, service, and character. As members of this organization, students are expected to participate in various organization sponsored community service activities. To be a member of the Triton Chapter of the National Honor Society, a student must: have a 3.5 GPA by the end of the sophomore year; be active in community and school activities on a volunteer basis; demonstrate leadership qualities in and out of the classroom, and; have good character. All members are voted into this Society by a faculty council consisting of five Triton teachers.

PERFORMING ARTS CLUBS
FALL THEATER PRODUCTION
Director: Mrs. DeCosta
E-mail: sdecosta@bhprsd.org
The fall production is one of three opportunities Triton students will have to learn about the world of performance art. Auditions are held early September with a show performed in November. All students are welcome to audition. No experience is necessary.
INDOOR PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE (Winter/Spring)
Director: Mr. Adams Asst. Director: Mr. Scully
E-mail: radams@bhprsd.org escully@bhprsd.org
Remind: @dhc8feh
This group has won more multi-state championships than any other high school in the Mid-Atlantic region. We utilize the latest technology and equipment. All events take place inside, and there is no marching. Competitions are on weekends and culminate with the Five–State Championship in Wildwood. Everyone is welcome as the ensemble is open to all students, although auditions may be necessary to assess skill levels and a commitment to the schedule is required. Rehearsals take place twice a week beginning in December and continue through the end of May.
LIGHTS AND SOUND PRODUCTION CLUB
Advisor: Mr. Scully
E-mail: escully@bhprsd.org
The Triton Lights and Sound Club supports school assemblies, shows and other events that take place in the auditorium. Students learn how to control and maintain the lights and sound system for these events. Students will learn valuable skills related to audio engineering and sound production.
ONE ACT PLAYS (Nov/Dec)
Sr. Advisor: Mrs. Armstrong jarmstrong@bhprsd.org
Jr. Advisor: Mrs. Dempsey edempsey@bhprsd.org
So. Advisor: Mrs. Deich ddeich@bhprsd.org
Fr. Advisor: Mrs. Krisch bkrisch@bhprsd.org
The One Act Plays provide an opportunity for students to perform on the stage regardless of theater experience. Four short plays are performed during the One Act Festival as part of a class competition by students from the Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. Auditions will be held in early November for the performance in December.

PERFORMING ARTS CLUBS
PEP BAND/DRUM LINE (Fall)
Director: Mr. Adams Asst. Director: Ms. Fleenor
E-mail: radams@bhprsd.org cfleenor@bhprsd.org
Remind: @8d28dc
This ensemble is all about creating an entertaining experience. We utilize the latest technology and equipment, in addition to current trends to create a unique type of entertainment. The group performs at all home football games and in a few parades. Rehearsals begin in the summer on a flexible schedule, and continue through the end of October. Community service hours are available for community events. Previous experience is not required.
SPRING MUSICAL THEATER PRODUCTION
Director: Mrs. Elliott
E-mail: aelliott@bhprsd.org
The Musical Theater Production is an exciting experience where students have the opportunity to learn about the world of performance art. Auditions for the musical are held in late December. Rehearsals begin in January. All students are welcome to audition, as no experience is necessary. Students will rehearse approximately three times a week after school and some Saturday mornings as scheduled. The production is performed over a three-day period in March.
SUMMER THEATER CLUB
Advisors: Mrs. DeCosta Mr. Visentin
E-mail: sdecosta@bhprsd.org svisentin@bhprsd.org
This club is open to all current Triton students and incoming freshmen. Enjoy a FREE, 1 week crash course in theater! Learn the operations of backstage and on-stage while also meeting new people. Registration forms will be available via the Triton web site for next summer.

PERFORMING ARTS CLUBS
TRI-HIGH NEWS
Advisors: Mr. Scully
E-mail: escully@bhprsd.org
The TRI-HIGH NEWS is a club that seeks to guide its members toward the broadcast and communications industry. This student-staffed morning program reports on school activities as well as important school-wide announcements. While the show serves as a vehicle for disseminating information at our school, it has also proven to be a great training ground for our on-camera talent. Newscasters, sportscasters, DJ’s, VJ’s, directors and producers in television and radio are all needed to staff an expanding industry. Demands for these interesting, fascinating jobs are growing each day.
TRI-TONES
Advisors: Ms. Jenkins
E-mail: mjenkins@bhprsd.org
The Tri-Tones is a co-ed vocal group that mostly sing acapella. It's an auditioned, after school group that meets 1-2 times a week (depending on the time of year). Auditions are open to all, and one should plan to take concert choir or vocal music as a course if they plan to continue to be a part of the group. This group competes annually at Six Flags or Hershey park, and other competitions as they arise. Additionally, they perform at Triton's Holiday & Spring concerts, the Memorial Day ceremony, induction ceremonies, graduation, and other various school events through-out the year. Members of this group are also given the opportunity to sing the National Anthem at all school events & are able to audition for the All South Jersey Chorus.

TRITON COMMUNITY CLUBS
CLASS COMMITTEES
SENIOR CLASS
Advisors: Mrs. McDonnell Mrs. Krisch
cmcdonnell@bhprsd.org bkrisch@bhprsd.org
Student Remind Code: @triton2025 Google Classroom: fvhlyvr
Parent/Guardian Remind Code: @tritonhs25
JUNIOR CLASS
Advisors: Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Moore
snelson@bhprsd.org cmoore@bhprsd.org
Remind Code: @triton2026 Google Classroom: 4irs6nw
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Advisors: Mrs. Dempsey Dr. Smith
edempsey@bhprsd.org ssmith@bhprsd.org
Remind Code: @trhs2027 Google Classroom: dfbfzo7
FRESHMAN CLASS
Advisors: Ms. Lucia Mr. Visentin
dlucia@bhprsd.org svisentin@bhprsd.org
Remind Code: @vislucia Google Classroom: msw6drb
The class committees provide opportunities for students to prepare celebrations with their peers. The committee for each grade level will plan activities for Spirit Week, class dances, Proms, and Senior trip. The committees also organize fundraisers to assist in
offsetting the cost of student activities.
GIRLS ON FIRE
Advisors: Mrs. Spaulding
E-mail: sspaulding@bhprsd.org
The purpose of GOF is to foster leadership in young women. Our members will strive to improve their communication skills and learn how to improve their own self-image. Our group works to ensure women build one another up instead of tearing each other down.
MUSTANG MEN
Advisor: Mr. Barnett
E-mail: jbarnett@bhprsd.org
The purpose of Mustang Men is to foster leadership in young men. Male students will improve their communication skills and learn how to improve their self-control. Our group works to ensure young men build up one another and build healthy relationships that lead to good decision making.

TRITON COMMUNITY CLUBS
STANG Program
Advisors: Mr. Carlino-Filippone Mrs. Clements
E-mail: tcarlino-filippone@bhprsd.org mclements@bhprsd.org
Do you love to plan celebrations and fun events for you and your fellow students? STANG Program members plan and organize rallies, parties, field trips, and other rewarding activities for students who earn a STANG Card. Students can earn a STANG Card each marking period by meeting the appropriate standards in grades, attendance and involvement. STANG Program members also help plan the Mr. Mustang Competition and People’s Choice Awards.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Advisors: Mrs. Spaulding Mr. Dacchille
E-mail: sspaulding@bhprsd.org jdacchille@bhprsd.org
Insta: @ths_studentbody
The purpose of the TRHS Student Council is for students to take an active role in leading their school to be a place where their fellow students want to be every day. There are four objectives to the club: to act as a liaison between students and administration; to promote student involvement and Mustang pride; to provide students with recognition for achievement and accomplishments, and; to provide hands on leadership training and experience for student council members. Student council members work in a system of committees: Orientation; Homecoming and Homecoming Dance; Recognition for Faculty, Support Staff and Students; Breakfast of Champions for Outstanding Leaders; School Improvement Council; Community Service; Elections; Spirit Week, and; Fundraising.
YEARBOOK CLUB
Literary Advisor: Mrs. Gucciardi
E-mail: sgucciardi@bhprsd.org
The Yearbook Club provides students with a fun opportunity to be a part of creating Triton’s yearbook, The Tritonian. Club members will learn how to use the yearbook computer design program and help to create pages by adding photos and captions, conducting student interviews, writing, and editing.
ATHLETIC TEAMS
FALL SEASON
SPORT COACH E-MAIL
Cheerleading Mrs. Owings aowings@bhprsd.org
Cross Country (Boys) Mr. Donnelly pdonnelly@bhprsd.org
Cross Country (Girls) Ms. Gauthier kgauthier@bhprsd.org
Field Hockey Mrs. Shields gshields@bhprsd.org
Football Mr. Tomeo dtomeo@bhprsd.org
Soccer (Boys) Mr. Ekstrom bekstrom@bhprsd.org
Soccer (Girls) Mr. Campanini mcampanini@bhprsd.org
Tennis (Girls) Mr. Foster gfoster@bhprsd.org
Volleyball (Girls) Mr. Richards srichards@bhprsd.org
Esports Mr. Scully escully@bhprsd.org
WINTER SEASON
SPORT COACH E-MAIL
Basketball (Boys) Mr. Canzanese acanzanese@bhprsd.org
Basketball (Girls) Mr. Gurcsik fgurcsik@bhprsd.org
Cheerleading Mrs. Owings aowings@bhprsd.org
Swimming Mr. Foster gfoster@bhprsd.org
Winter Track Mr. Donnelly pdonnelly@bhprsd.org
Wrestling Mr. Plefka fplefka@bhprsd.org
SPRING SEASON
SPORT COACH E-MAIL
Baseball Mr. Tralie rtralie@bhprsd.org
Golf Mr. Koehl dkoehl@bhprsd.org
Lacrosse (Boys) Mr. Foster gfoster@bhprsd.org
Lacrosse (Girls) Mr. Gurcsik fgurcsik@bhprsd.org
Softball Ms. Twardziak ktwardziak@bhprsd.org
Tennis (Boys) Mr. O’Neill boneill@bhprsd.org
Track (Boys) Mr. Lewin wlewin@bhprsd.org
Track (Girls) Mr. Canzanese acanzanese@bhprsd.org
Volleyball (Boys) Mr. Richards srichards@bhprsd.org

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