Advisor: Whitney Osley

Students coordinate activities and events throughout the school year that promote and educate about African American culture. The RUHS Black History Program is an annual event coordinated by club members.

Advisor: Maura Horgan

Asian Club is a multicultural club that enriches our school community by sharing and celebrating the many Asian cultures represented at RUHS. All students are welcome! The club hosts multiple events during the year, including Asian Club Fun Night. Students also perform in the Multicultural Program and sell egg rolls and other cultural foods at school events.

Advisor: Lenzy Crawford

The vision of BLMA is that young Black and Latino men will possess an affirmed sense of identity, dignity, and self-confidence. The club aims to help students successfully navigate high school, college, careers, and life.

Advisor: Whitney Gulbronson

Costume Crew helps to create costumes for the school’s musicals. Members also help the actors get dressed and do their hair and makeup.

Advisor: Jennifer Kringel

Crochet Club teaches students how to crochet. Members make blankets to donate to charity.

Advisor: Nyla Klouda

2023–24: Second place in MPS’s Battle of the Drumlines

Drumline welcomes students from all musical backgrounds! Students participate in Pep Band and Marching Band in the fall, and they switch to focus on competing in the spring. Competitions involve marching indoors using five different types of percussion instruments.

Advisor: Margaret Holtgrieve

Forensics is a competitive team for speech and drama activities. Members choose from a variety of speech and drama events to prepare and compete at schools all over Wisconsin. Events include persuasive and informative speaking, individual and duet acting, and storytelling. Students who excel can qualify for national competitions!

Advisor: Stefaney Maloney

Everyone is welcome at Latino Club—vengan! Students motivate and support each other in a healthy and friendly environment. They plan and host events, such as Latino Fun Night, and sell churros to raise money for college.

Advisor: Diamond Lewis

Majorettes is a high-energy performance group that combines dance, precision, and showmanship to bring spirit and excitement to school events. Known for their synchronized routines, sharp movements, and confident stage presence, Majorettes perform at pep rallies, games, parades, and more. This team promotes discipline, teamwork, and creativity while celebrating rhythm, culture, and school pride.

Advisors: Emily Chittick | Mary Zietlow

Sophomores and juniors are selected on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Students participate in various service activities for the school and community during the year.

Advisor: Clarisa Scott

Poetry Club is a welcoming space for students to explore self-expression, creativity, and the power of words. Whether you’re an experienced writer or just curious about poetry, this club offers a supportive environment to read, write, and share original work. Members engage in writing workshops, open mics, and discussions that inspire personal growth and connection through language.

Advisor: Jill Heitman

Riverside Haven is a safe and fun place to meet other classmates, discuss important LGBTQ matters, and learn how to be an ally. This club aims to ensure that our school is a welcoming and accepting place for all.

Advisor: Rochelle Weidensee

Riverside’s three-time regional champion Robotics team competes annually in the FIRST Robotics Competition. Students learn to build, wire, and program competitive robots. Additionally, students they gain experience with fundraising, social media, and web design and earn community service hours through team activities.

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Advisor: Christopher Schatzman

Stage Crew members help to create props and sets for the spring musical and other school programs. They also run all the scene changes during the musical.

Advisors: Marjorie Struck | Amanda Vogel

Student Council consists of elected student representatives from each class, as well as executive officers who represent the entire student body. This group is a means for students to engage in school and community affairs. It provides opportunities for students to improve their leadership skills and strengthen student and community relations. Members help plan and facilitate schoolwide initiatives and events.

Advisor: Joseph Sardina

Members of this committee represent the student body. They provide input and feedback to school administrators about school discipline.

Advisors: Celeste Hammer | Whitney Osley

This is a leadership group for female students that addresses social, emotional, and societal issues pertinent to young women.

Advisor: Paige Bauske

Youth Empowered in the Struggle (YES) is the student arm of Voces de la Frontera. YES teaches students how to engage in social activism and champion the rights of immigrants, students, and workers. Students learn to work for change at Riverside as well as in MPS and the larger community.

Advisor: Amani Asad

Yearbook Club is a creative and collaborative group where students work together to capture the spirit and memories of the school year. Members take on a variety of roles—including photography, writing, design, and editing—as they plan, organize, and produce the school’s official yearbook. Whether you’re interested in storytelling, graphic design, or just want to help document the year’s most memorable moments, Yearbook Club offers a unique opportunity to contribute to a lasting keepsake for the entire school community.

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