Clubs
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Mentors
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E-Mail
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Meeting Time
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Academic Bowl
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African American Awareness
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To equip members with the necessary
tools to be
successful students at FHS and in
their communities
while providing opportunities for
personal growth and
development of organizational and
communication
skills for future challenges.
Members strive to seek
understanding of African American
culture, heritage, ethnicity, and history while instilling a
sense of
understanding for the diversity of
our past, present, and
future societies.
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Shavoncia Watts
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472-4451/3524
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shavonciaw@wcs.edu
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Agriculture Club
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Animal Awareness Club
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Carol Cottingham
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472-4451/3520
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carolc@wcs.edu
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Anime Club
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Greg Hoover
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472-4451/3456
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williamh@wcs.edu
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Thurs. 2:45
Room 306
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Art Club
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Members will work on art projects such as drawing, sculpture,
and painting using a
variety of media.
Students do not need to
currently be enrolled in an art class to join
this club.
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Laura Saylor
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472-4450/3555
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Laura3@wcs.edu
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Basketball Pep Band
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Stephen (Moose)
Smith
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472-4451/3568
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stephens@wcs.edu
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Chess Club
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Students may use the club's game sets or
bring their own. The club begins meeting in January when school
resumes after the Winter Break.
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Jon Hill
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472-4451/3533
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jon@wcs.edu
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Coloring Book Club
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Members of
the coloring book club express creativity and relieve stress
through the act of coloring in a relaxed manner while reaching
out to the community and the world through coloring.
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Stephen Womack
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472-4451/3529
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stephenw@wcs.edu
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Wed. 2:45
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CRASH
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This group serves the spiritual needs of FHS students
through fellowship and worship.
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Tracy Poole
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472-4451/3429
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tracyp@wcs.edu
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DECA
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DECA is the youth organization for all of the
marketing programs at FHS.
Members apply marketing principals
learned in class while developing leadership skills and being
active in the community.
DECA sponsors the Prom Fashion Show
and the Senior T-shirt sale.
Members also manage the school store
and participate in DECA competitive events and conferences on
the regional, state, and national level.
Possible field trip to NYC yearly.
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Gloria Houghland/
Tunisha Hobson
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472-4451/3563
472-4451/3415
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gloriah@wcs.edu
tunishah@wcs.edu
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Periodically
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Destination Imagination
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Destination Imagination is dedicated to promoting
the critical life skills of creativity, teamwork, and problem
solving.
Participants work together in in
preparation for local competition possibly leading to the state
and international level competitions.
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Alyson Justus
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472-4451/3528
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leighi@wcs.edu
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Monthly Meetings
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Ecology Club
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This club sponsors environmental awareness
through-out the year and in connection with Earth Day. Student
members assist with with environmental projects on campus and in
the community designed to promote sustainable living and
environmental responsibility.
Competition opportunities are
possible.
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David Crafton
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472-4451/3530
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davidc@wcs.edu
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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This club provides an opportunity for Christian
athletes to join together for a message, fellowship, worship,
and small group activities.
Members demonstrate steadfast
commitment to Christ and His Word through integrity, serving,
teamwork, and excellence.
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Kristen Perry
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472-4451
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kristenp@wcs.edu
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Thursday Mornings
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FBLA
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FBLA is an organization for students pursuing
business interests.
Activities include guest speakers
from the business community and participation in various
community related activities such as the Warm Coats from Warm
Hearts collection drive.
Members are eligible to participate
in regional competitive events held each February with possible
advancement to state and national competitions.
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Maria Shepherd
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472-4451/3416
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marias@wcs.edu
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FCCLA
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Angie Cathey
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472-4451/3421
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angiec@wcs.edu
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Various
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FHS Show Choir
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Cindy Fuhrman
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472-4451/3462
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cynthiaf@wcs.edu
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Film Club
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The Film
Club seeks to build a community of students within FHS who
desire to know more about creating films including
scriptwriting, story-boarding, directing, acting,
cinematography, editing, and producing.
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Alyson Justus
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472-4451/3528
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leighi@wcs.edu
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Forensics
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The National Forensic League Honor
Society
promotes secondary school speech and debate activities and
interscholastic competition as a means to develop a student's
lifelong skills and values, as well as the public's awareness of
the value of speech, debate, and communication education.
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Shirley Sweitzer
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472-4451/3538
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shirleys@wcs.edu
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French Honor Society
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Members must be in the fourth semester or more of
French.
Members must hold an "A" average in
their French classes, hold a "B" average overall, and intend to
continue to enroll in French at FHS. New members are initiated
in the spring. Activities are given a point value and members
must acquire 75% of all points
possible
to be considered active and eligible to receive the French cord
at graduation.
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Betsy Taylor/
Allison Nixon
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472-4451/3420
472-4451
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betsyt@wcs.edu
allisonn1@wcs.edu
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Friends of Harpeth/
Environment
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David Crafton/
Patsy Vaden
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472-4451/3530
472-4451/3536
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davidc@wcs.edu
patsyv@wcs.edu
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Future Teachers of America
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The purpose of FTA is to inspire interest in the
process of education. Any student interested in a career in the
field of education in any school setting (not just those
interested in teaching) is welcome to join.
Activities include coordinating a
book drive for Vanderbilt's Children's Hospitaland hosting a
teacher's appreciation luncheon.
Monthly meetings will be held where
a variety of education-based topics will be presented and
discussed.
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Bonita Davis/ Patsy Vaden
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472-4451/3523
472-4451/3536
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bonitad@wcs.edu
patsyv@wcs.edu
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German Club
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The German Club fosters appreciation for German
language and culture through monthly meetings and participation
in National German Week.
Students do not need to be enrolled
in German class or any foreign language class to join.
Additional information is available on the Sharepoint Page on
the FHS website.
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Charmaine Briggs
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472-4451/3431
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charmaineb@wcs.edu
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Habitat for Humanity
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This organization works in conjunction with the
Williamson County branch of Habitat for Humanity and student
groups at other area schools to raise awareness of the need for
affordable housing.
Open to any interested FHS student,
his group raises funds through various activities such as the
"Mr. FHS Pageant", the Habitrot, and the "Knock & Deliver"
campaign.
In addition to assisting with the
Habitat build each spring (member students only) students will
help provide food for the construction crew.
Members may also participate in the
devotional marking the beginning of the build and the dedication
ceremony at the conclusion of the construction.
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Barbara Rogers
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472-4451/3552
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barbarar@wcs.edu
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Hacky-Sack Club
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HOSA
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This student led organization develops future
leaders for the health care delivery system.
Members interact with the community
via various activities such as raising awareness of certain
medical conditions and co-sponsoring blood drives in conjunction
with the Red Cross.
Members
have the opportunity to interact with students from other
schools and compete in skills events and tests over topics such
as first aid, CPR, medical math and terminology, etc.
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Gary Tanksley
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472-4451/3443
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garyt1@wcs.edu
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Interact Club
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Students with a sincere interest in helping others
are encouraged to join the Interact Club, the high school arm of
Rotary International.
Activities include conducting food
drives, supporting
Monroe Harding Children's Home and Vanderbilt Hospital,
providing meals
and entertainment gifts to FHS students with medical issues, and
helping to provide Christmas gifts to in-need FHS students.
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Steve Pantall/
Karen Clark
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472-4451/3513
472-4451/3515
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stevep@wcs.edu
karenc@wcs.edu
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Tuesday Afternoons
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International Baccalaureate
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Ken Curtis
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472-4451/3413
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kenc@wcs.edu
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JOBS Club
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Leya White
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472-4451/4466
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leyaw@wcs.edu
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Jobs for TN. Graduates
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Cathy Dennis
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472-4451/3419
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cathyd@wcs.edu
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JROTC/Color Guard Drill Team
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LTC Hoover/
SFC Montgomery
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472-4451/3456
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williamh@wcs.edu
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JROTC Rifle Team
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LTC Hoover
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472-4451/3456
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williamh@wcs.edu
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Literary Arts Club
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A collection of original, previously unpublished
literary art works authored or created by FHS students, the
Literary Arts Magazine publishes a variety of literary art
forms, including short stories, poetry, art work, photographs,
and other original literary works.
The magazine is produced by FHS
students and sold to all students in the spring. Any FHS student
may submit materials, subject to criteria provided to FHS
teachers.
Submissions must be
unpublished,
original work products by the
student.
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Suzie Orr
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472-4451
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susano@wcs.edu
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Mock Trial
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This organization is the state student chapter of
National Mock Trial.
This competitive event is held in
the spring of each year with preparations beginning the previous
fall.
Utilizing materials provided by the
state association and with the assistance of a community member
of the bar, student participants prepare to argue the case in a
courtroom setting.
Investigation, determination of
strategy, and numerous rehearsals are an integral part of
participation.
During the competition, the
presiding judge is an actual courtroom judge and the
scorekeepers are actual attorneys.
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Ray Scheetz
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472-4451/3452
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Rays1@wcs.edu
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Model U.N.
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Student teams select a country, research it,
choose an issue affecting that country in need of a solution,
and create a proposal detailing a potential remedy for
the
issue.
Students present the proposal to a
Mock United Nations in an elimination competition held in the
fall.
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Myron Franklin
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472-4451/3581
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myronf@wcs.edu
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Mu Alpha Theta
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This organization fosters interest in the
enjoyment of mathematics.
Members provide FHS students with
free math tutoring and participate in middle school math
competitions by composing tests, proctoring the competition, and
grading the tests.
Senior student members will receive
the Alpha Theta honor cord at graduation.
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Kristen Perry/Jeff Floyd
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472-4451/3432
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kristenp@wcs.edy/
jefferyf@wcs.edu
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National German Honor Society
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Student members of this organization apply their
time and talents through service hours of their choice.
Opportunities include assisting with
German language tutoring, helping the German Club operate, and
participating in a variety of non-profit volunteerism.
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Charmaine Briggs
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472-4451/3431
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charmaineb@wcs.edu
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National Honor Society
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This organization is the
student chapter of the National Honor Society and recognizes
students who show achievement in scholarship, leadership,
service, and character.
The society participates in a
variety of community service projects and also in fundraisers at
FHS such as the Valentine's Day carnation sale.
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Hugh Inman/
Tracy Harmon
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472-4451/3527
472-4451/3435
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hughi@wcs.edu
tracyh@wcs.edu
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Outdoors Club
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Photograph Club
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Melissa Estes
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472-4451/3446
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melissae@wcs.edu
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Prom Committee
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Angie Cathey
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472-4451/3421
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angiec@wcs.edu
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Starts in Jan.
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Journalism
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Students will have the opportunity to participate
in all aspects of producing the publication including
interviewing, writing, editing, and production. The Rebel Review
is published monthly in hard copy and more frequently online.
The yearbook is published yearly.
See the sponsor for additional information.
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Hugh Inman and Joyce Bonomo
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Rock Climbing Club
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Science Olympiad
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Science Olympiad is an academic competition team
made up of 15 students, freshman to senior. Students compete in
pairs in up to three events of their choosing.
Each year 20+ events are offered
from chemistry lab, circuit lab, to water quality and robotics.
The competition is held in February each year with preparations
beginning in October.
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Karen Mauldin
David Crafton/ Leigh Tansey
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472-4451/3564
472-4451/3530
472-4451
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karenm@wcs.edu
davidc@wcs.edu
leight@wcs.edu
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Scrabble Club
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Students develop vocabulary and spelling skills in
a fun setting.
Beginners are welcome!
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Ann Benkert
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472-4451/3417
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annb1@wcs.edu
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Service Learning Club
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Charmaine Briggs
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472.4451/ 3431
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charmaineb@wcs.edu
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Skills USA
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Terry Lancaster
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472-4451/3498
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terryl@wcs.edu
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Skills USA
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Melissa Estes
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472-4451/3446
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melissae@wcs.edu
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Skills USA
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Patrick Nichols
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472-4451/3444
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patrickn@wcs.edu
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Skills USA
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Charles Gillespie
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472-4451/3458
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charlesg@wcs.edu
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Skills USA
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Shauna Dixon
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472-4451/3447
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shaunad@wcs.edu
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Skills USA
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Andrew Tomlinson
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472-4451/3454
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christophert1@wcs.edu
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Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica
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This student chapter of the National Spanish
Society promotes awareness and interest in Spanish studies.
Members participate in various community service projects such
as leading elementary Spanish clubs, tutoring FHS Spanish
students, and tutoring ESL students in various schools. High
achievement is recognized with awards and travel scholarships.
Inductions are held in the fall of
each school year.
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Kelly Scheetz
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472-4451/3452
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kellys@wcs.edu
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Wednesdays
@ Lunch
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Spanish Club
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This
organization furthers awareness of the Spanish culture with
activities, craft projects, and celebration of Spanish holidays
such as Cinco de Mayo.
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Pamela Garrett
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472-4451/3574
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pamelag@wcs.edu
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S.T.A.R.S.
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Members are alcohol and drug free students with a
mentality of peace who want to serve as leaders to their peers.
Members are expected to display
positive attitudes, be willing to help keep FHS safe and drug
free, and refer peers who have problems that negatively impact
their academic achievement and classroom learning to the STARS
Student Assistance Specialist. Members work with the Student
Assistant Specialist on prevention related activities. Members
also collaborate with other FHS clubs to assist FHS families in
need via community service projects.
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Regina Guess
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472-4451/3403
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reginag@wcs.edu
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Student Council
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Betsy Taylor,
Lara Barker
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472-4451/3420
472-4451/3539
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betsyt@wcs.edu
larab@wcs.edu
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TN Career Assn./JTG
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Cathy Dennis
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472-4451/3419
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cathyd@wcs.edu
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Thespian Society
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The International Thespian Society is the world's
largest honor society for theater arts students.
This organization provides the
talent for the Wm. County Parks and
Recreation's Haunted Hayride each fall.
Members have duel membership in the
Tennessee State Thespian Society and attend the state conference
each January as well as many social events throughout
the
year.
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Shirley Sweitzer
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472-4451/3538
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shirleys@wcs.edu
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Every other Wed.
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Tri-M Music Honor Society
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Stephen
(Moose)
Smith
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472-4451/3568
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stephens@wcs.edu
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Ultimate Frisbee Club
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Young Democrats
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Members
further their political awareness and involvement in the
political process by becoming informed of issues and candidates.
This organization also participates in the Adopt a Highway
program.
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Hugh Inman
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472-4451/3527
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hughi@wcs.edu
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Young Republicans
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Youth at Risk Coalition
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Barbara Rogers
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472-4451/3552
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barbarar@wcs.edu
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Youth Legislature
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Student teams research a local or state issue in
need of a solution and create a proposal detailing a potential
remedy for the issue.
Students present the proposal to a
Mock Congress in an elimination competition held in the spring.
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Myron Franklin
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472-4451/3581
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myronf@wcs.edu
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