Activities and Clubs
TMHS 2011–2012 Activities Information
Activities Office 780–1907
Rhonda Hickok, Activities Principal/Director
Deb Lewis, Activities Assistant
Ruth Wright, Activities Assistant
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Culinary Arts |
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Debate/Forensics Drama |
780-1928 790-1960 |
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| Honor Band | Brian Van Kirk | 780-1961 | Description not available. |
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| Honor Choir | Tyree Pini | 780-1960 | Description not available. |
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| Model UN | Kristin Garot | 780-1922 | Description not available. |
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| National Honor Society | Carol May | 780-1988 | http://carolmay.weebly.com | |||||
| Robotics | Carol May | 780-1988 |
The two TMHS robotics teams compete at the regional and state levels. We participate in First Technical Challenge, a division of US FIRST, founded by Dean Kamen. Each year, there is a challenge - or game - in which robots try to score points. Unlike the FLL robots for younger students, our robots are made of metal Tetrix parts, can be 18"x18"x18", and use DC motors and servos. This year, we are learning RobotC as our programming language. http://carolmay.weebly.com
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| Science Olympiad | Erick Lundquist | 780-1929 | Description not available. |
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| Student Government | Graham Storey | 780-1926 | Description not available. |
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| Alpine | Jake Jacoby | 780–1981 | Description not available. |
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| Archery | Erik Lundquist | 780–1929 | Description not available. |
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| Art | Heather Ridgeway | 780-1946 | http://tmhs-art.blogspot.com |
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| Interact | Scot Fiscus | 780-1939 |
Interact is Rotary International’s service club for young people ages12 to 18. Interact clubs are sponsored by individual Rotary clubs, which provide support and guidance, but they are self-governing and self-supporting. As one of the most significant and fastest-growing programs of Rotary service, with more than 10,700 clubs in 109 countries and geographical areas, Interact has become a worldwide phenomenon. Almost 200,000 young people are involved in Interact.TMHS Interact is sponsored by the Glacier Valley Rotary club.The Interact group meets weekly in D-203 and are advised by Mr.Fiscus, Mr. Dawson and Mrs. Young Being a member of Interact focuses on student growth through: *Developing leadership skills and personal integrity *Demonstrating helpfulness and respect for others *Understanding the value of individual responsibility and hard work *Advancing international understanding and goodwill |
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| Peer Advocates | Kathryn McCasland | 780-1967 | Description not available. | |||||
| Pep Band | Brian VanKirk | 780–1960 | Description not available. |
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| Play Productions | Kristin Garot | 780-1922 | Come see our productions of GREASE! in November, TAMING OF THE SHREW in February, and our celebration of the arts at TMHS in April. | |||||
| Rifle | Kathy McCasland | 780–1967 | Description not available. |
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| Woods | Al Tingley | 780-1950 | Description not available. |
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| Gay-Straight Alliance | Tyree Pini | 780-1960 |
A group where everyone who attends can feel safe and secure. |
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| Arabic Club | Ann Boochever | 780-1937 | There are 3 Arabic exchange students at TMHS this year. Many students have expressed an interest to the Arabic Students about their language and culture. We want to share knowledge of our cultures, language and countries at TMHS. | |||||
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