Photo by Andrew Brown ’18 – The Free Speech Club meets on thursdays to share opinions in an environment that hopes to promote healthy conversation on the topics discussed. By Alex Kirshner ‘18 THE ROUNDUP The Free Speech Club is a new group on campus that allows students to share their opinions while cultivating discussion […]
Photo by Bryce Owen ’17 – Students work in the AMC after school study session. By Chase L. Manson ’16 THE ROUNDUP It’s after school and instead of heading home, a select few freshman students walk into Mr. John Taylor’s classroom. This is the Ad Majorem Community or the AMC program, a yearlong after school […]
Photo by Johnny Phan ’16 – The Peer Editing Network (PEN) met in Mr. Damaso’s room at lunch, March 18. PEN provides constructive criticism and suggestions for pieces submitted to them by other students. By Joseph Valencia ’17 THE ROUNDUP The Peer Editing Network, also known as PEN, serves as a way for students to […]
By Jack Cahill ’17 THE ROUNDUP Carson Ingram ’17 and Garrett Kelly ’17, created the Comic Club at the beginning of this school year. According to Ingram, the Comic Club is home to a “small handful of people.” They meet every Tuesday at lunch in Mr. Jose Leyba’s ’94 room. According to Ingram, the club’s […]
By Carter Santini ’15 THE ROUNDUP The Hermanos Unidos club builds a community of Hispanic students through soccer, food and service. The club started 10 years ago but overtime devolved into a group of students who just played soccer together, according to club member Anthony Gutierrez ’15. Gutierrez said that two years ago, through the […]
By Tanner Nypen ’15 THE ROUNDUP Once a week the students of the Black Student Union meet in Mrs. Susan Maynard’s room to gather and socialize. Mrs. Maynard became the moderator after the former moderator, Mr. Stephen Johnson, moved to another school. “It’s a place to gather, to socialize, to talk comfortably about the experience […]
By Michael Ahearne ’14 THE ROUNDUP The Middle Eastern club offers students a chance to become educated not only about Islam, but also about Christianity, Judaism and other cultural and religious areas in the Middle East. “The purpose of the Middle Eastern Club and why we thought it was so important for the Brophy community […]
By Michael Ahearne ’14 THE ROUNDUP A group of students sit and watch as a man runs into trouble, gets into fights and rides his horse though a dusty desert landscape. This man is a cowboy featured in a video clip, and this group of students is the Cowboy Club. “Cowboy club is a fun […]
By Erik Masingill ’12
THE ROUNDUP
Everyone knows there are many clubs to join at Brophy.
Clubs such as The League of Extraordinarily Classy Gentlemen, Key Club, National Honors Society and many more are among them.
However, there is one club that is truly unique to Brophy, the Best Buddies Club.
Best Buddies has been at Brophy since 2000 and is a national organization founded by the Schreiber family.
By Brian D. Brannon ’11
THE ROUNDUP
Tuesdays are days usually filled with hurried chatter, tests being assigned and students rushing to finish assignments.
As lunch begins all of these things can be seen in virtually every part of Brophy; however, if one takes a moment and listens, he will hear the steady beat of phonological sounds drawing them in.
Those sounds are coming from the Techno Tuesday Club.
Techno Tuesday was started by alumnus Bryce Muzzy ’10 as a way for students to express themselves through rapid tempo, interesting music and dancing.
