Activities
Academics + Activities = Excellence!
Every student is encouraged to participate in school activities, not only for pleasure but also for self-development. Being a member of a team, holding an office, serving on a committee, or being a successful chairperson is valuable training. Successful time management is one aim of education, and involvement in student activities definitely requires it. Discover your interests, polish your talents, and get involved.
| Group | Advisor | Location |
| Art Club | Carol Perez | Room 23 |
| Band / Choir | Bill Burkhead | Room 59 |
| Black Student Union | Broderick Jones | Student Service Center |
| CSF Honor Society | Alice Sadeghi | Room 4 |
| Debate / Mock Trial | Joe Calabrese | Room 11 |
| Drama Commision | Mike Duarte | Room 60 |
| French Club | Ken Pearsall | Room 68 |
| International Club | Chiara Catipon | Room 12 |
| Key Club | Santiago Gomez | Room 8 |
| Latinas Unidas | Ileana Garcia | Room 66 |
| Media Journalism [Newspaper] | Melanie Hull | Room 44 |
| Pro Tolerance | Sabine Zappe | Room 2 |
| S.A.D.D. | Ray Jones | Room 74 |
| Spanish Club | Ileana Garcia | Room 66 |
| Spirit Squad | Renee McAllister | * Off-campus employee |
| Student Government | Eric "Doc" Iverson | Activities Office |
| Yearbook | Stacy Chase | Room 62 |
Please see the Athletics page
There are numerous activities and events throughout the school year for students to attend and get involved in. Some of those activities and events are:
Very popular lip sync contests held twice a year. Parents and the community are invited to attend the evening Air Jams.
Big Man and Big Woman on Campus competition held in the spring.
Car stereo contest held during lunch in the parking lot.
Held in the fall during football season. Each class builds floats. Homecoming King and Queen are crowned at the Homecoming Rally. A week of activities is held with dress-up days and class competitions.
Held in the spring. International cuisine is available and the many different cultures represented on our campus perform.
To attend the prom, one must be a guest of a member of the Del Mar High School junior or senior classes. A prom king and queen are crowned from the senior class as well as a prom prince and princess from the junior class.
The first dance of the year held following the first home football game.
This annual spirit week is held in the spring with lunch time activities and dress-up days.
Upperclassmen are linked with freshmen for an individualized freshman orientation program.
