Environmental Science Club The club is open to any student with an interest in ecology, environmental issues and solutions, the Sonoran Desert, gaining experience in field-based data collection, exploring nature and conservation biology. Advisor: C. Pechuzal RM # S8 Explore Tucson This club takes students out into the community. We seek to discover what makes Tucson great! The club will take one field trip or volunteer trip each quarter. Advisor: J. Wingate RM Library and I. Duarte RM # 15 FCCLA Fashion (Family, Career & Community Leaders of America) Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is the student organization for those enrolled in family and consumer science classes; fashion design and culinary arts. Involvement in FCCLA offers members the opportunity to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life-planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision making and interpersonal in the home and workplace. Advisor: K. Loyd RM #54 FFA Future Farmers of America This goal is to develop leadership, the posit of agriculture, recreation and community service. Advisor: C. Frizzell RM # AG1 Film Club The FWHS Film Club is open to anyone who is interested in film making. Throughout the year, we participate in various film competitions, field trips, fund raisers, social events and community service projects-all with an emphasis on film making. While the club is open to anyone, there are certain activities and competitions that are only available to students currently enrolled in one of Ms. Lyman’s film making classes. We meet twice a month during lunch in the Tech Lab to plan upcoming events. Advisor: J. Nistas RM TECH Football The purpose of this club is to raise funds for the football team. Advisor: M. Brunenkant RM West Gym Flowing Wells Ambassadors’ Club Flowing Wells Ambassadors is a club with a goal to engage students in experiences abroad. Traveling abroad provides international, academically- based experiences in support of student’s personal, professional, and intellectual success. This is an effective and accessible means for students to develop needed skills for future success because it pushes a student to get out of his/her comfort zone to experience another culture, language, and environment. Advisor: R. Pakka, J. Mann, R. Lodge RM #23 Friends Club
The Friends Club is a group of student volunteers who love books and helping out in the community. We work in partnership with the Friends of the Pima County Public Library, a non-profit organization which processes hundreds of thousands of books-library discards and donations-for resale to the community. Our activities take us onsite to book sales and warehouse work at the non-profit organizations main site, near the intersection of Grand and Country Club. We meet at school and drive down there about one weekend a month. Advisor: J. Mann RM #24 Gamers’ Club We are a club that transcends the bounds of imagination and strive to make the impossible possible by way of videogames and friendships. Advisor: A. Urquidez RM # 18 Golf To teach these young men and women to play a sport that they can play the rest of their lives. This club is designed to build close relationships among golfers and to raise funds for the Golf Team. Advisor: (Boys Golf Coach), (Girls Golf Coach) Graphic Design Club Students use their skills to create professional designs both on- and groups and companies. Using hand-drawing combined with design programs they combine imagery with typography to create a variety of designs. Advisor: M. Srsen RM JTED HOSA-Health Occupation Student Association A student organization for individuals interested in health related careers. Advisor: A. Hayes RM # S7 ILS Hiking Club We choose various hikes around southern Arizona and learn about safe hiking techniques. In April we go on a two day camp out where the students learn how to set up a tent, cook outside, and pick a safe day to hike in the area. Advisor: D. Anderson, & M. Lawton RM # 2 Interact Club Interact Club works with organizations around Tucson to make the community a better place. Students organize service projects and find volunteer opportunities where they can make a difference. From cleaning up parks to delivering cards to the elderly, to volunteering at the local pet shelter, this club is about helping others in as many different ways as possible. Advisor: C. Ferell RM # 13 Japanese Language Club In the Japanese Language Club we focus campus