Anime Screening

The Manga Club met on October 26, 2011. Students discussed the possibility of adding some new series to the collection. Thanks to Josh C. and Joseph, the collection has been shelved and well organized. Students discussed some of their favorite series and previewed an anime dvd. The cereal collection has gone very well thanks to the generous contributions of a number of the Manga Club members. The boxes will be delivered to the Keep the Change Food Pantry this week!

Club Meeting

We had an excellent first meeting for the school year with 15 members strong. We discussed the goals of the club and enjoyed some treats. We have a new leadership team: Heath, Trey, Josh, and Dirk. Although a number of members were interested in the positions, we could only select four. Members recommended several web pages for free anime since the Operation Anime site has been closed: Anime Freak and Watch Cartoons Online Anime List. The leadership team will meet to discuss student management of the manga collection: maintenance, shelving, and creating lists of series to consider purchasing. The members are serious fans of all things manga and anime. This is going to be a great year!
Student Council Rep: Josh C.

First Meeting

Welcome to the Manga Club 2011-2012 school year. This club is for students interested in anime, Japanese comics, graphic novels, and graphic arts.

· This is a student run organization that gives manga fans a place to meet to discuss their favorite series and artists.

· Anime screenings will take place regularly starting with Toriko on Funimation.

· Shelfari: reviews are expected by the members in order to increase the manga presence on this virtual book shelf. Student reviews of manga are an important part of the SHS shelfari.

· Collection maintenance: Members are in charge of the manga collection. Specifically, this means that books need to be shelved, organized, and monitored. Suggestions for new series are always welcome and needed in order to maintain the integrity of the collection. It is your responsibility to support and promote this collection of books.

· Suggestions for fund raisers are welcome and the money raised will be used on new books for the collection.

· Members need to report missing volumes in order to re-order and keep the collection as complete as possible.

· Suggestions are always welcome. This club will be fun only if you are actively involved. The club maintains a blog and welcomes input as well as original artistic designs.

· Community Service: We are currently collecting cereal for the Keep the Change Food pantry in Strasburg. We hope to collect at least 100 boxes. Please do your part of promote and support this effort.

· We need to hear from you and welcome all suggestions. Specifically, we would like to see a group project that will add to or improve the collection such as the large graphic on the wall in the library.

Hampton High School

Hello Hampton High School Anime Lounge! Thank you for inviting us to participate in your
Anime Superlatives Activity!
We will post in purple text so you know the post is coming from Strasburg High School. You have an amazing page and thanks for all of the great ideas!!

We would love to hear from you! What are you doing in your club?

Click here to join the discussion!

Manga Madness!

Manga Madness: Wednesday, December 8, 2010
3:30-4:30
Tickets available in the library!

• Anime viewing
• Make your own candy sushi!
• Cosplay: prizes for best dressed
• Door prizes
• Check out the NEW manga and NEW series!!!!
• Food!

You must have a ticket: stop by the library for details!

IMPORTANT meeting for all club members:
A lunch, Tues, November 16, 2010: LIBRARY

Japanese Word of the Day!

Japanese Word of the Day!
Dazzle your friends at the Manga Club meeting today!

Thanks HHS Anime Lounge

Hampton High School has an excellent site with some fabulous ideas.
Take a look at the HHS Anime Lounge!
Thanks to Ms. Cooley for suggesting some con sites!
Anime USA
Katsucon