Clubs & Activities

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No matter your interests, there is a class, club, sport, or activity for you at CBHS! Don't see it? We give you the space to create it! There are bound to be others interested in what you want to start!
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At Christian Brothers High School, our Brothers' Boys represent what Memphis is and what it will be. The Lasallian traditions embrace every kind of person and that provides, not only opportunities for sharing our differences, but also for finding like-minded individuals. Our Clubs allow our students to come together and collaborate on topics they find most interesting.
From ping-pong to politics, you can find a club for you. If not, start a new one!
Current Clubs at CBHS
Academic
- Brothers in Government
- Electric Wave Robotics
- Engineering
- Junior Classical League
- International Thespian Honor Society
- Knowledge Bowl
- Mock Trial
- Yearbook
Brothers in Government
Brothers in Government is for students interested in learning more about politics and government at local, national, and international levels. Members participate in conferences throughout the year including Model UN and YMCA Youth Legislature, where they practice debate skills against students from across Tennessee.
This organization helps young men understand how the democratic process works while developing critical thinking and public speaking abilities that serve them well beyond high school. Open to all students regardless of experience level.
Dana Vaughn and Rajiv Rohatgi, Club Moderators
Electric Wave Robotics
Robotics Team is for students who love engineering, programming, and hands-on problem-solving with their Brothers. Members design, build, and code robots in preparation for statewide competitions, combining creativity with technical skills.
This team helps students develop STEM expertise, teamwork, and innovative thinking. Whether you're skilled in coding and construction or just curious about robotics, this is the perfect environment to turn ideas into reality.
Allen Higgonbotham and Dana Vaughn, Club Moderators
Engineering
Engineering Club is for students who want to tackle STEM projects and explore innovative solutions alongside their Brothers. Members work on various engineering challenges with the hope that some projects can make a positive impact in the community, combining technical skills with creative problem-solving.
This club helps students develop engineering principles, project management, and hands-on experience with real-world applications. Whether you're already passionate about engineering or just discovering your interest in building and creating, this is the perfect environment to turn concepts into reality.
Rajiv Rohatgi, Club Moderator
Junior Classical League
Junior Classical League is for students interested in Classical Studies, including Latin, who want to celebrate ancient cultures and languages with their Brothers. Members participate in the JCL State Convention, Festivus celebrations, and regular meetings that explore the rich heritage of Greek and Roman civilizations.
This club helps students develop appreciation for classical literature, history, and language while building connections to the foundations of Western civilization and academic excellence. Whether you're already studying Latin or simply curious about ancient cultures and their lasting influence on our world, this is the perfect environment to dive deeper into classical studies and connect with fellow scholars.
Ali Bhatti, Club Moderator
International Thespian Honor Society
International Thespian Club is an honor society for students who love theater, whether as performers or behind-the-scenes contributors, focusing on service, community, and creativity with their Brothers. Members participate in Brother On Stage productions throughout the year as cast and crew, emphasizing production, process, and performance.
This club helps students develop artistic skills, teamwork, and creative expression while building confidence through theatrical experience and community service. Whether you're a seasoned performer or just discovering your love for theater, this is the perfect environment to explore all aspects of theatrical arts.
Jennifer Aycock, Club Moderator
Knowledge Bowl
Knowledge Bowl is for students who love academic competition and quick thinking alongside their Brothers. Members participate in local and online quiz bowl tournaments, competing monthly at local high schools and Ole Miss, while meeting once a week after school for practice beyond club day sessions.
This team helps students develop quick recall, broad knowledge across subjects, and competitive academic skills while building confidence under pressure. Whether you're already skilled at trivia and academic competition or just discovering your love for learning and quick thinking, this is the perfect environment to test your knowledge against other schools.
Mrs. Hines, Club Moderator
Mock Trial
Mock Trial Club is for students interested in exploring the legal system through hands-on courtroom experience. Members analyze real legal cases, develop arguments, and compete in regional and state tournaments where they serve as attorneys and witnesses in simulated trials.
This club helps students develop critical thinking, public speaking, and analytical skills while learning courtroom procedures and legal principles. Whether you're considering a career in law or just want to sharpen your debate abilities, Mock Trial offers invaluable experience in legal reasoning and persuasive argument.
Art Quinn and Ken Palor, Club Moderators
Yearbook
Yearbook Staff is for students who want to tell the story of each school year while continuing an honored tradition that has lasted more than 150 years at CBHS. Members take photos, create layouts, and collaborate on designs for The Chronicle, capturing and preserving the memories and moments that define each academic year for their Brothers.
This staff helps students develop photography skills, design abilities, and storytelling techniques while building teamwork and project management experience through collaborative publication work. Whether you're already skilled with cameras and design software or just discovering your creative eye, this is the perfect environment to document Brotherhood history and create lasting memories.
Shawn Kelly, Club Moderator
Cultural
Black Students Association
Black Student Association is for students who want to support and advocate for Black students while fostering a sense of community and addressing issues related to race and social justice alongside their Brothers. This student-led organization creates a welcoming environment, promotes academic success, and provides a space for meaningful discussions about identity, culture, and social justice, welcoming students of all ethnicities and races.
This association helps students develop leadership skills, cultural awareness, and advocacy abilities while building confidence in addressing important social issues and supporting their peers. Whether you're looking to connect with your cultural identity, learn about social justice issues, or simply want to be part of creating a more inclusive community, this is the perfect environment to make a positive impact and build lasting connections.
Mia Marshall, Club Moderator
Hispanic Students Association
Hispanic Student Association is for students who want to celebrate Hispanic culture, heritage, and traditions while promoting unity and pride with their Brothers. Members participate in cultural events, service projects, and educational activities through this student-led organization that provides a space to connect, lead, and share their voices.
This club helps students develop cultural awareness, leadership skills, and community pride while building understanding and appreciation for Hispanic heritage. Whether you're from a Hispanic background or simply want to learn about and celebrate these rich traditions, this is the perfect environment to foster unity and cultural connection.
Jessica Morris and Kristin Crews, Club Moderators
French Club
French Club is for students who want to explore francophone culture and celebrate French traditions with their Brothers. Members meet once a month to experience French holidays, customs, and cultural practices, building appreciation for the French-speaking world.
This club helps students develop cultural awareness, language appreciation, and global perspective while having fun with French traditions and celebrations. Whether you're taking French classes or just curious about francophone culture, this is the perfect environment to expand your cultural horizons.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boone, Club Moderator
Spanish Club
Spanish Club is for students who want to foster a love for all things Hispanic while celebrating language, music, food, and festivities with their Brothers. Members participate in cultural celebrations and activities that explore the richness of Spanish-speaking cultures through hands-on experiences and traditions.
This club helps students develop cultural appreciation, language skills, and global awareness while building connections to Hispanic heritage and customs. Whether you're taking Spanish classes or simply curious about Hispanic culture, this is the perfect environment to immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions and celebrations.
Mrs. Williamson, Club Moderator
Faith-Based
Brothers For Life
Brothers For Life is for students interested in pro-life activities and advocacy alongside their Brothers. Members participate in pro-life events and activities, including the opportunity to attend the March for Life in Washington, D.C., while engaging in discussions about life-related issues and community service.
This club helps students develop advocacy skills, civic engagement, and leadership abilities while building confidence in expressing their values and participating in the democratic process. Whether you're already active in pro-life causes or just beginning to explore how you can advocate for your beliefs, this is the perfect environment to connect with like-minded Brothers and participate in meaningful activism.
Phillip Norton, Club Moderator
Brothers In Christ
Brothers In Christ is for students who want to lead faith formation activities and serve as spiritual mentors to their fellow Brothers on campus. Members act as small group leaders for freshman and sophomore retreats, deliver themed talks, help plan and coordinate prayer services and Masses throughout the school year, and work with freshman advisories to discuss the Brothers' Way virtues.
This ministry team helps students develop leadership skills, public speaking abilities, and deeper faith understanding while building confidence in spiritual guidance and service. Whether you're already comfortable in faith leadership roles or just beginning to explore how you can serve others spiritually, this is the perfect environment to grow in faith while helping fellow Brothers on their spiritual journey.
Lindsey and Tim Neuman, Club Moderators
Brothers of Faith
Brothers of Faith is our school choir for students who want to serve the CBHS community through music. Members perform at All School Masses and other community events, using their voices to enhance our spiritual and celebratory experiences throughout the year.
This choir helps students develop musical skills, confidence in performance, and a deeper connection to our Lasallian faith tradition. Whether you're an experienced singer or just discovering your voice, Brothers of Faith offers the chance to contribute meaningfully to our school's spiritual life while building lifelong friendships through music.
Steohen Womack and Patrick Bolton, Club Moderators
Lasallian Youth
Lasallian Youth is for students who want to deepen their understanding of themselves and the world through the teachings of Jesus Christ and the inspiration of Saint John Baptist de La Salle alongside their Brothers. Members gather regularly for Lasallian formation and reflect on experiences of faith, service, community, and social justice as part of a movement that has been positively impacting the world for over 30 years.
This club helps students develop spiritual growth, social awareness, and leadership skills while building connections within the diverse Lasallian family where all are invited and welcomed. Whether you're already engaged in faith-based service or just beginning to explore your spiritual journey and commitment to social justice, this is the perfect environment to grow in faith and service.
Mr. Dustin Perry, Club Moderator
General Interests
Astronomy Club
Astronomy Club is for students who want to explore the cosmos and develop their understanding of space alongside their Brothers. Members participate in star gazing sessions and educational lectures through partnership with the Memphis Astronomical Society, discovering the wonders of the universe through hands-on observation and expert guidance.
This club helps students develop scientific curiosity, observation skills, and knowledge of astronomy while building appreciation for the natural world beyond our planet. Whether you're already passionate about space science or just curious about what lies beyond Earth, this is the perfect environment to explore the night sky and expand your cosmic perspective.
Mr. Stephen Womack, Club Moderator
Card Games
Card Game Club is for students who want to master a wide variety of card games while having fun with their Brothers. Members play everything from classic games to modern favorites, developing strategy skills and building friendships over friendly competition.
This club helps students sharpen their critical thinking, learn new games, and build confidence for family game nights and social gatherings. Whether you're a seasoned card shark or just learning the ropes, Card Game Club offers the perfect mix of strategy, skill, and Brotherhood camaraderie.
Stephen Womack, Club Moderator
Chess Club
Chess Club is for students who want to master the ultimate strategy game while competing with their Brothers. Members play matches, learn advanced strategies, and participate in local tournaments, developing their tactical thinking through the timeless battle of minds on the chessboard.
This club helps students sharpen their analytical skills, patience, and strategic planning while building confidence for competitive play. Whether you're a beginner learning basic moves or an experienced player ready for serious competition, Chess Club offers the perfect environment to elevate your game.
Eugene Tarjan, Club Moderator
Culinary Club
Culinary Club is for students who want to explore cooking and create delicious snacks with their Brothers. Members meet once a month to make fun, simple recipes using toaster ovens, microwaves, and hotplates, developing basic cooking skills while enjoying great food and even better company.
This club helps students build confidence in the kitchen, learn food preparation basics, and discover new flavors and techniques they can use at home. Whether you're a kitchen novice or already have some cooking experience, Culinary Club offers the perfect environment to experiment with recipes and bond over shared meals.
Elizabeth Boone, Club Moderator
Dungeons & Dragons
Dungeons and Dragons Club is for students who love fantasy adventures, storytelling, and creative problem-solving with their Brothers. Members meet weekly to participate in ongoing campaigns, creating characters and embarking on epic quests that unfold over months of collaborative storytelling.
This club helps students develop creativity, teamwork, and strategic thinking while building lasting friendships through shared adventures. Whether you're a seasoned dungeon master or have never rolled a twenty-sided die, D&D Club offers the perfect environment to explore new worlds and create unforgettable stories with fellow Brothers.
Cathlyn Tsirgiotis, Club Moderator
Service
Best Brothers
Best Brothers gives our students the opportunity to build lasting friendships with young adults at Madonna Learning Center. Once a month, we visit Madonna to participate in activities that foster selfless service while giving our Madonna brothers the chance to enjoy typical high school experiences alongside peers their own age.
This club creates profound impact for everyone involved - our students learn the true meaning of brotherhood while making genuine connections that last well beyond high school.
Erin Brick, Club Moderator
Facing History & Ourselves Student Leadership Group
Facing History and Ourselves Student Leadership Group is for students who want to engage in meaningful conversations about civic participation, justice, identity, and membership with their Brothers. Members explore these important concepts through discussions both within our school community and with the larger Memphis community.
This club helps students develop critical thinking, civic awareness, and leadership skills while building understanding of their role in creating positive social change. Whether you're already passionate about social justice or just beginning to explore these important topics, this is the perfect environment to engage with complex issues alongside fellow Brothers.
Dr. Wood & Mrs. Grisanti, Club Moderators
Interact Club
Interact Club is for students who want to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of service and international understanding with their Brothers. Sponsored by the Rotary Club, members participate in service projects and activities that build global awareness and community impact.
This club helps students develop leadership abilities, cultural understanding, and a commitment to service while building connections that extend beyond our school community. Whether you're already passionate about service or just beginning to explore how you can make a difference, this is the perfect environment to grow as a leader and global citizen.
Tammy Williamson, Club Moderator
Sports & Recreation
Adventure Club
Adventure Club is for students who want to experience all kinds of outdoor adventures and aren't afraid to get dirty and try new things with their Brothers. Formerly the Mountain Bike Club, members participate in trail rides, weekend trips featuring fishing, canoeing, rock climbing, and more - if it's outdoors, they're doing it, meeting after school and staying active fall and spring with optional adventures year-round.
This club helps students develop outdoor skills, confidence in nature, and adventurous spirit while building lasting friendships through shared experiences in the great outdoors. Whether you're already an outdoor enthusiast or just discovering your love for adventure and exploration, this is the perfect environment to push your boundaries and try new activities with fellow Brothers of all ability levels.
Mr. Shawn Morgan, Club Moderator
Combat Sports
Combat Sports Fans Club is for students who are passionate about MMA, boxing, and other combat sports. Members discuss techniques and strategies while building Brotherhood through shared interests in these dynamic athletic disciplines.
This club helps students develop understanding of athletic competition and appreciation for the discipline and training that elite combat athletes demonstrate. Whether you're a longtime fan or just getting interested in the sport, Combat Sports Fans offers the perfect environment to share your passion with fellow Brothers.
Collin Welsh, Club Moderator
Esports
Video Game Club is for students who want to play their favorite games and connect with the growing world of esports alongside their Brothers. Members play popular titles like Smash Brothers, Mario Kart, Street Fighter, Madden, and more, while exploring the entertainment industry that continues to expand globally.
This club helps students develop strategic thinking, hand-eye coordination, and teamwork skills while building friendships through gaming competitions and casual play. Whether you're already skilled at competitive gaming or just want to have fun with friends, this is the perfect environment to enjoy video games and connect with fellow gamers.
Dana Vaughn, Club Moderator
Pickleball Club
Pickleball Club is for students who want to enjoy this fast-growing sport while staying active with their Brothers. Different classes alternate between club days, making this the perfect club to add to your list if you're looking for activities without a large outside commitment - just show up on your grade's day and have fun! Members meet in the gym during advisory and play matches in the Pratt House, combining the best elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong in an accessible format.
Whether you're already familiar with racket sports or completely new to pickleball, this is the perfect environment to learn and improve your game with minimal time commitment.
Phillip Norton, Club Moderator
Ping Pong Club
Ping Pong Club is for students who want to compete and hone their skills in friendly competition with their Brothers. Members participate in matches and tournaments, developing their technique and strategy while enjoying the fast-paced action of table tennis.
This club helps students develop hand-eye coordination, quick reflexes, and competitive spirit while building friendships through shared play. Whether you're already skilled with a paddle or just learning the basics, this is the perfect environment to improve your game and enjoy spirited matches.
Dr. Jamie Brummer, Club Moderator
Sports Debate
Sports Debate Club is for students who love analyzing sports and enjoy thoughtful discussions with their Brothers. Members engage in friendly debates about current sports topics, analyze game strategies, discuss trades and draft picks, and explore the biggest questions in athletics - from college rankings to professional playoffs, meeting after school to dive deep into the sports world.
This club helps students develop sports knowledge while building confidence in articulating their viewpoints and respecting different perspectives. Whether you're already a sports encyclopedia or just discovering your passion for athletic competition and analysis, this is the perfect environment to share your thoughts and engage with fellow Brothers who share your love of sports at all knowledge levels.
Spencer Scofield, Club Moderator
Clubs Offered in Recent Years
Academic
- Art Club
- Brothers in Medicine
- Brothers Soaring Club
- Chemistry Club
- French Club
- Honors Council
- Investment Club
- Science Olympiad
Art Club
Brothers in Medicine
Brothers Soaring Club
Chemistry Club
French Club
The French Club introduces students to the culture and customs of French society and instills members with a global perspective. Members must be enrolled in a French course at CBHS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boone, Faculty Advisor
Honors Council
Investment Club
Science Olympiad
Sports & Recreation
Service
Bridge Builders
Bridge Builders® develops among high school students a group of future leaders who will lay aside individual, social, economic, and cultural differences to work for the benefit of all. It is a two-year program that comprises students from all public, private, and parochial high schools in the Memphis area. It is open to Sophomores who apply and are selected to fill the 16 CBHS membership positions at Bridge Builders.
Mr. Womack, Faculty Advisor
Jewish Student Union
Key Club
Key Club is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through serving others. Part of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. CBHS Key Club will provide at least 60 hours of service to the community per member per year. Membership requires GPA of at least 3.00 and teacher recommendations.
Mrs. Boone, Faculty Advisor
ROTC Club
General
- Anime Club
- ALLIES
- Barbecue Club
- Cyber Security Club
- Film Club
- Guitar Club
- Hunters for the Hungry
- Rock, Paper, Scissors Club
- ROTC Club
Anime Club
ALLIES
ALLIES is a student club where preconceived judgments are nonexistent. Social, economic, and cultural differences are laid aside for an open discussion of topics that arise nationally around race, socioeconomics, religion, sexual orientation, politics, and more. Ideas, thoughts, opinions, and feelings can be shared without hesitation to connect, understand, and appreciate each other's human differences.
Mrs. Reichard, Faculty Advisors
Barbecue Club
Cyber Security Club
Film Club
Guitar Club
The Guitar Club is open to anyone who likes to play, would like to learn to play, or can help others improve their guitar playing.
Mr. Richard Branyan, Faculty Advisor
Hunters for the Hungry
Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s Hunters for the Hungry program is a way to provide healthy, much-needed protein to Tennessee’s citizens in need while helping to manage the state’s deer herd. Hunters for the Hungry partner with certified wild game processors who receive donated venison during white-tailed deer season, process the meat and make it available to local food banks and soup kitchens.
Msgr. McArthur, Faculty Advisor
Rock, Paper, Scissors Club
ROTC Club

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