The Purpose of Extracurricular Activities
 
   Extracurricular activities are provided at Archbishop Rummel High School to appeal to the interests and needs of the student body. Each student is encouraged to participate in these activities for his own enjoyment and development.
   These after-school activities are numerous and varied. Organizations and clubs include participation in academic activities and projects, fine arts areas, literary work, and community service projects. The school encourages its students to participate in at least one extracurricular activity. To become a member of any organization, a student must contact the moderator of that group.
   From morning and lunch time Masses to level liturgies, team liturgies, and school-wide liturgies, Archbishop Rummel encourages its members to become active participants in its worshipping community. All activities begin in acknowledging the presence of the Lord.
 

General Activity Award: an Incentive to Join and a Symbol of Raider Pride
 
   The General Activity Award is available to students who are actively involved in numerous extracurricular activities. Each extracurricular activity listed above is worth a certain amount of general activities points. To be eligible for an award, a student must have received forty points from the moderators of the various organizations.
   The first time a student wins the General Activity Award, he receives a certificate; the second time, the Archbishop Rummel letter and jacket; second, third, and fourth year letterman receive a service stripe. A senior who has lettered two or more times receives a plaque.
   The certificates, letter jacket, and plaques are an incentive for students to get involved. At the end of the school year, those possessions becomes symbols of Raider Pride for the students.