This is a student-run and teacher-sponsored organization. During the year the students try to attend every exhibit at the Price Tower Art Center. A wide variety of media are covered, ranging from architecture to traditional art. Art Club is actively involved in the community, participating in projects such as building items for the Price Tower Art Center and painting murals at BHS. Anyone who shares a love and appreciation of the arts is welcome to join. Currently there are no dues required to participate in the Art Club's activities.

Band allows qualified music students to develop their talents through performance on brass, wind, and percussion instruments, stressing life skills such as leadership skills, time management, and team-building. Participants develop music skills such as tone production, musical style, phrasing, articulation, balance, intonation, and musical discrimination through ensemble and solo performance, and the program offers concerts, ensemble and solo performance opportunities, full orchestra experiences, and marching band performances.

Qualified participants learn debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and student congress, with regular tournaments on Friday afternoons and all day on Saturdays.

Qualified participants are introduced to the elements of acting, such as character, stage presence, script-analysis, and performance critique, with an opportunity to audition for all play productions.

We have local, area, district, and state meetings. Students must be enrolled in a Family & Consumer Science class to be a member. We are involved in community service and promote student body awareness of issues facing the home and family today. Our FCCLA chapter usually meets monthly to discuss issues, do community service projects, or listen to speakers about areas of concern.

This group is primarily about responsible students managing a classroom-based international candy sales business and using its profits to fund an exciting amusement park field trip just after the end of each school year. Inventory, sales, and accounting are the main dimensions of the club. Other activities include T-shirt creation, Homecoming Block Party, food-festivals, soccer, elections, etc. Membership is open to all students.

More than just an honor roll, NHS honors those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character, with all participants providing community service.

Qualified stringed-instrument students who play violin, viola, cello, bass, or harp are offered the means to attain excellence through group performance. A variety of styles of music is studied and performed, with emphasis on traditional "class" music. Participation in outside-of-class rehearsals is required, as is participation in evening performances. Students also have the opportunity to participate in solo and ensemble contests and performances through this class. The orchestra usually takes an out-of-state trip to a music festival. Students have opportunities to earn their money for the trip through booster-club-sponsored fund-raisers.

This group is open to all senior men and women. The main responsibility of the club is the sponsorship of the Sadie Hawkins dance, which functions as a fundraiser for the Senior Breakfast, Project Graduation, and several civic charities. SSL members do volunteer work at A Place of Hope and prepare and distribute spring baskets to children in shelters in the Bartlesville area and to those in special need. The club has regular monthly meetings throughout the school year, but is particularly busy with dance preparations during the fall.

We are a service and social organization; any high school student is welcome to join. The Spanish Club promotes the awareness of the hispanic culture and language among high school students. Typical activities include participation in Homecoming activities, a Day of the Dead party, a typical Mexican Christmas celebration given to local children, participation in the International Dinner, and a recognition of Cinco de Mayo. Service projects reflect the needs of the community and the interests of the club members. Members and officers are required to attend most of the functions of the club to maintain their membership and office. In order to join, students pay a small membership fee.

This group is made up of 24 elected members (12 juniors and 12 seniors) and honorary members that represent the student body. Its major responsibilities include assemblies, homecoming activities, prom, and graduation. They also strive to meet the needs of the student body by holding meetings every Friday during lunch to discuss school issues. Honorary membership is open to any interested student.

Qualified students in the Mixed Chorus and Select Choir courses learn the fundamentals of good singing as well as experiencing related aesthetic values and multi-cultural education. Opportunities for public performance are a part of the program.