Welcome to the Harriman High School Beta Club Page!

National Beta Club Mission Statement

"To promote the ideals of character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students, to reward meritorious achievement and to encourage and assist students in continuing their education after high school."

Officers
President: Anit Patel
Junior President: Phillip Nelson
Vice President: Heather Bond
Treasurer: Jonathan Davis
Secretary: Les-La Bertram
Member at Large: Tierney Heisinger

Club Sponsors: Mrs. Susan Fuller and Mrs. Cindy Whaley

Club Members:

Seniors

♦Chris Bailey♦
♦Les-La Bertram♦
♦Heather Bond♦
♦Stephanie Cofer♦
♦Lacey Cornett♦
♦Jonathan Davis♦
♦Chris Gibbs♦
♦Shayla Gibson♦
♦Eric Hall♦
♦Tierney Heisinger♦
♦Dawn Humphrey♦
♦Abby Murrell♦
♦Grace Palko♦
♦Anit Patel♦
♦Rebecca Schwepfinger♦
♦Rebecca Staton♦
♦Michael Steinmetz♦
♦Ashley Stockton♦
♦Samantha Stout♦
♦Chris Taylor♦
♦Cody Thomas♦

Juniors

♦Cody Bernard♦
♦ Emily Crabtree♦
♦ Tara Clark♦
♦ Kristen Delozier♦
♦ Tyler Dishman♦
♦ Darius Gallaher♦
♦ Cassy Goldston♦
♦ Matthew Johnson♦
♦ Heather Matheson♦
♦ Cree Moore♦
♦ Tyler Morris♦
♦ Phillip Nelson♦
♦ Jeremy Owenby♦
♦ Kelsey Parks♦
♦ Aiden Scott♦
♦ Savannah Weatherly♦
♦ Bryhana Williams♦

Sophomores

♦Zack Botkin♦
♦ Hannah Bowden♦
♦ Sam Davis♦
♦ Kristy Donaldson♦
♦ Isaac Evans♦
♦ Andrew Futtrell♦
♦ Haylee Goins♦
♦ Ryne Goldston♦
♦ Jace Greene♦
♦ Bethany Hall♦
♦ Lindsey Higgins♦
♦ Wes Jenkins♦
♦ Kristen Kyker♦
♦ Autumn McCarroll♦
♦ Robbie McCartt♦
♦ Torie McGowan♦
♦ Sam Palko♦
♦ Callie Scandlyn♦
♦ Rachel Schwepfinger♦
♦ Courtney Thomas♦
♦ Rachel Tutstone♦
♦ Allie Ward♦
♦ Alex White♦
♦ Austin Williams♦

Current Projects

•Canned Food Drive: Students are asked to bring in any sort of nonperishable food items to their homerooms. These items are distributed to local food pantries that are desperate for food at this time. The homeroom that brings in the most cans will be rewarded with a breakfast party.

•World's Finest Chocolate: Students will be selling chocolate bars as the Beta fundraiser for the year. They'll sell in January.

•Initiation: New members are to dress up from the November 17 to November 24 for initiation week. All Betas are to dress up on November 24 for the initiation ceremony.

Membership Benefits

For us, the students: membership cards, certificates, Beta pins, and access to The National Beta Club website (accessible only by members), and $250,000 in scholarships annually.

Achievement
Recognizing and honoring high academic achievement.

Character
Preparing young people for life and empowering them to be successful.

Leadership
Developing the leaders of tomorrow.

Service
Demonstrating our motto "Let Us Lead By Serving Others."

So now you may be asking yourself, "How could I be a Beta?"

Easy.
•Be at least a sophomore at Harriman High School.
•Have at least a 92 cumulative average & keep it for your first year; after that, you have to keep a 90 or above.
•Get involved. Beta is all about the community service. Each year, every member must complete at least 25 hours of community service, whether you go to convention or not.

& now you're wondering what convention is...

Beta Convention is a three-day trip in the spring with tons of other Beta clubs there. The purpose of the convention is to elect our State Beta Officers. We listen to their speeches, watch their skits, and vote on the president, vice president, secretary, & tressurer that we belive would do the best job. It's held at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville.