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Senior: Jill Slay
Junior: Devon Wohlschlegel
Sophomore: Paige Krienke
Freshman: Dara Pistole
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Unified Partners |
Unified partners is a club where we (the students) work with our peers with special needs. We want to work together to learn and help each other create new friendships, build social skills and build general knowledge about our friends with special needs. We want to help spread awareness about different things in our community and how we can better make our school a more unified place. |
Leah Loraditch |
Yearbook and newspaper |
If you are interested in joining yearbook or newspaper please email Mrs. Hill! |
Jennifer Hill |
NHS |
Community Service and Leadership |
Tara Houston |
BPA |
Our mission at Business Professionals of America is to develop and empower student leaders to discover their passion and change the world by creating unmatched opportunities in learning, professional growth and service. |
Dwayna Williams |
JROTC |
Exists to motivate young people to become better citizens. Extra-curricular activities include Marksmanship Team, Archery Team, PT Team, Drill Team, Color Guard, Academic Team, Community Service (Blood Drive; Red Rock Canyon) & Adventure Training, Spirit Squad (Home football games), Veteran's Day Assembly, and the annual JCLC Summer Camp. |
Scott Sanders |
Table Top Games |
We play games including but not limited to magic the gathering, battle tec, dominion |
Josh Everson |
FCCLA |
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is a national Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) for young men and women. |
Sabra Rodgers Brenda Ostercamp |
HOSA-Future Health Professionals |
HOSA-Future Health Professionals is a global student-led organization, whose mission is to promote career opportunities in the health industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. |
Jessica Harrison |
Francis Tuttle |
High school students spend half the day at Francis Tuttle learning a skill that contributes to their future career plans, studying college-level subjects that count toward advanced placement credit, and networking in student organizations and competitions. |
Stephanie Chaplin |
Career Counseling |
Join this if you are needing help with Francis Tuttle or Career Counseling. |
Stephanie Chaplin |
Student Council and Leadership/Class Office |
Promote positive school culture and school spirit. |
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College Office |
If you have any questions regarding applying for college and scholarship, join this group. |
Tara Houston |
DECA |
A student organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and business management! |
Cheryl Edwards |
Dungeons and Dragons |
We will play via Zoom: 1) Will meet once a week, 2) Limited slots available, 3) No evil characters, 4) Attitude of teamwork essential |
Erick Cross |
FCA |
We share a Bible lesson, or kids share their testimonies, or just share experiences or ask questions. It is very low key, and everyone is welcome. |
Terri Woosley |
Art Club |
Art Club is an opportunity for students to come together to experience art making and socializing with other like-minded students. |
Lisa Taulman |
Paw Club |
If you love animals then this is the group for you! |
Paige Krienke |
Garden Club |
We grow flowers and vegetables around campus with the purpose to beautify our campus and educate ourselves and others about the world of plants. |
Chelsea Molskness |
Multicultural Society |
The Multicultural Society consists of students who are of different races and come from many cultures and backgrounds. Our objective is to share our experiences and express our ideas so that we may gain respect and knowledge of one another in the hope of developing peaceful and harmonious relationships. |
Brian Stewart |
TSA |
Fosters growth, leadership and opportunities in technology, innovation, design and engineering. Members apply and integrate science, technology, engineering and mathematical concepts through co-curricular activities, competitive events and related programs. |
Brian Stewart |
Disc Golf |
We would meet once a month and go to Eldon Lyon park to play 18 holes of disc golf. I plan on teaching basic fundamentals and rules. Students will be asked to buy their own disc. |
Stephanie Hines |
Bowling |
Come join the West bowling team. It’s a team sport where we compete with other schools. You don’t need to be a pro at it. The skills are taught to you in practice. We would love to have you join. |
MaryLynn Albrecht |
Chess Club |
to give students the basic concepts of chess and help them to learn strategy and game playing in a safe and fun atmosphere. |
Kent Schmiedeberg |
Disc Golf Club |
Students will have the opportunity to learn the game of disc golf. We will learn the rules, fundamentals, and etiquette of the game. It gives the students an opportunity for school involvement, to learn a new skill that can last a lifetime, exercise and physical movement, build student confidence, and to make new connections. |
Paige Krienke |