This past week, Mayfield Club Heads put it all out on the table, literally. From creatively crafted poster boards advertising the best things their clubs have to offer,to Bellefontaine Bakers’ tempting treats and the Probiotic Club’s trendy tiaras, prospective club members were invited to Pergola Lawn to make their short list of what student organizations they wanted to join. This year offered 50 clubs in total, some new and others returning. Senior Jules Aparicio, head of both the Middle Eastern & North African Cultural Club (MENA) and the hospital volunteer centric Cubs in Scrubs talked about her appreciation for Mayfield’s club fair. Aparicio said, “I love the club fair because it is a fun way for people to learn about new activities, organizations on campus, and make new friends.” It will be exciting to see what these clubs achieve throughout the ‘24-’25 school year, and the creativity Cubs bring to their club sweatshirt designs, too.
Trifolds, Bracelets, & Tiaras: Mayfield’s Club Fair
October 2, 2024
About the Contributor
Mary Bingham, Online Managing Editor-in-Chief
Mary Bingham is a junior at Mayfield, and is excited to be the Online-Managing Editor-in-Chief of the Crier this year. She has two Scholastic honorable mentions in the review and poetry categories. Outside of Newspaper, she is a member of Mayfield’s Theatre Conservatory, participating in both the fall play and the spring musical, a highlight playing Jane Seymour in the Six: Teen Edition production last spring. She is also a retreat leader, a theater representative on the Arts Council, and a member of Campus Ministry. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, singing, songwriting, listening to music, reading, watching movies, and spending time with friends and family. She is especially interested in writing about entertainment and pop culture.