Marathon High School students packed the courtyard during lunch on Sept. 11 for the school’s annual Club Rush, getting a firsthand look at the many ways to get involved at MHS.

From MUA to SCUBA — and just about everything in between — students had plenty to explore. Clubs and organizations set up tables throughout the lunch area, giving students a chance to meet members, learn about activities and sign up for something new.

Whether their interests lie in academics, athletics, arts, service, technology or simply trying something they’ve never done before, students had an opportunity to find their place.

Club Rush is about more than filling out a sign-up sheet. Getting involved gives students a chance to make new friends, discover new interests, develop leadership skills and become a bigger part of the MHS community.

With so many clubs and activities to choose from, one message was clear during this year’s event: Everyone belongs at MHS .