- Sunrise Mountain High School
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Anime Club Sponsor: Santa Cruz
This club is open to all students interested in the discussion of both print and film Anime. Students may participate in drawing and showing various types of Anime.
Auditorium Technology Club Sponsor: Tanya Boehme
This club teaches students how to run the lights and the sound system in the auditorium and prepares them to tech for main stage events, concerts, meetings, and other school events. Students can learn new skills and improve existing skills while helping the school community keep our auditorium running smoothly and efficiently. This club meets twice a month regularly, and more often if students are chosen to tech evening events.
Auto Club Sponsor: Scott Hereder Auto Club is a way for any student at SMHS who is currently or previously enrolled in any Vocational Automotive class, to further learn and participate in the automotive field. This will be accomplished both by additional time and attendance in the shop, but also participation in off-campus activities.
Band Club Sponsor: Davis Smith The Band Club is open to all students enrolled in band/auxiliary for the current year. There is a council that meets once each month. The club is active in various fundraisers and participates in local competitions and parades.
Best Buddies Spnosor: Deb Taylor
Best Buddies Friendship programs represent one of our organization’s three key mission pillars. These programs build one-to-one friendships between people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), offering social mentoring while improving the quality of life and level of inclusion for a population that is often isolated and excluded. Through their participation, people with IDD form meaningful connections with their peers, gain self-confidence and self-esteem, and share interests, experiences and activities that many other individuals enjoy. The peers as well as the buddies walk away from this character building with opportunity with a new outlook on life and self-worth.
C.C.C Sponsor: April Schilling & Breann Whitford Christian Club on Campus is a club that provides a place for students to gather and grow in their relationship with God, through worship, prayer and fellowship with other students.
Ceramics Sponsor: Frank Eager
For those students who have an interest in all things that are clay. Expand upon what you learn in a basic ceramic class and spend more time being creative with pottery.
Choral Club Sponsor: Tanya Boehme The Choir Club is open to anyone who participates in the vocal music program, and anyone who loves to sing. If you are in a choir class, you are automatically a member of the choir club and may participate in all our activities. This group sponsors monthly outings for choir members and works on recruiting others to sing.
Dance Club Sponsor: Amanda Moser Open to any student interested in dance. Members meet twice a month to discuss fundraising activities, field trips and learn choreography for the dance concerts.
DECA Sponsor: Tricia White With over 200,000 members nationwide, DECA is a co-curricular, student-centered organization specifically designed to provide activities that will motivate students to study marketing, management and entrepreneurial principles to better prepare emerging leaders and entrepreneurs. The club participates in fundraisers, community service projects, competitions (written, role-play, and online) against other chapters at regional, state, and national competitions. DECA members are leaders, advocates, and the future. There is a membership fee.
Diamond Dolls Sponsor: Eric Gardner The Diamond Club is for males and females who wish to help out the baseball program. Members will be managers for each level, assisting in practices and game preparations. Other duties will be as score keepers, assist managers and help with concessions of certain events.
Drama Club Sponsor: Jason Taylor Drama Club sponsors all plays and musicals here at SMHS. It is open to all students both in and out of Theatre Arts classes. We produce a fall play and spring musical. In addition, participants can earn points towards becoming a member of International Thespian Society, attend field trips, and participate in many other drama related activities.
CTSO Sponsor: Robert Wills The Engineering CTSO is a student based professional development organization. It is involved in community service and developing personal skills. The club competes in many aspects of the SKILLSUSA competitions, including but not limited to robotics, CNC Milling, Public Speaking and Conducting meeting.
FBLA Sponsor: Tony Gale Future Business Leaders of America, is a student organization that helps you transition into the world of business through competition and applying the knowledge you learn in CTE classes to real world situations. Founded nationally in 1940 there are over 250,000 member nationwide. Meets will be held on a monthly basis and will help student gain skills to become leaders in the business world.
FCA Sponsor: Jodi Leonard & Jody Pruitt FCA is a interdenominational, school-based, Christian sports organization. FCA focuses on serving local communities by equipping, empowering and encouraging people to make a difference for Christ. FCA club members will demonstrate steadfast commitment of Integrity, Serving, Teamwork and Excellence.
FIDM Fashion Club Sponsor: Merry Pors Fashion Club is all about fashion, beauty, celebrity trends, contests, DIYS, fashion shows, community events and more. We are sponsored by Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM), who has over 900 fashion club members in high schools all over the country. One of our goals for the year is to attend the DEBUT Fashion Show in LA this Spring.
Educators Rising Sponsor: Kimberly Yonkovich A career and technical student organization to help students apply classroom knowledge in meaningful ways. Students compete statewide and nationwide with their Career Portfolios, Community Service, Child Development projects; Hospitality, and more.
HOSA Sponsor: Cassie Barlow & Tristan Palmer HOSA is on organization whose mission is to promote career opportunities in health care and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. HOSA is a national student organization endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Science Technology Educations Division of ACTE.
Law Enforcement Club Sponsor: Kirstin Enos This club was designed to allow students to get a taste of what it feels like to work in the world of Law Enforcement. The students will compete in crime scene investigation and also in police street patrol situations for first on scene officers such as domestic violence calls, DUIs and so on.
Mat Maids Sponsor: Sarah Roddy Mat Maids is a support organization for the wrestling program. Students in this club attend all wrestling meets and tournaments to cheer for the athletes, film the matches, keep score and perform other vital assignments. The club also raises money.
Media Productions Club/PSBN Sponsor: Amy Nygardl To have a critical, concerned and empathetic audience to help improve and evaluate our productions. Participate in group efforts. Direct and encourage careers in Media fields and occupations, Raise funds for special projects the club finds worth. Presentation of school-wide productions. Production, organizing, and assistance in Annual Film Festival.
National Honor Society Sponsor: Sheila Raleigh National Honor Society is a nationally recognized club with charters across the country. NHS is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of secondary schools. Membership selection is by a Faculty Council and is based on outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, and service. To be eligible for selection into the club, the candidate must have attended SMHS for a minimum of one semester and be a sophomore, junior, or senior.
Newspaper Sponsor: Teresa Brittain Newspaper Club is open to all students enrolled in newspaper class. The club holds various fundraisers and participates in activities that foster the development and production of The Mustang Express, the school-sponsored student newspaper, which is distributed three times each semester.
Power Lifting Club Sponsor: Matt Mickelson The Power Lifting Club is open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who have taken at least one semester of Weight Training and passed with a grade of “B” or better. The purpose of the club is to improve self confidence and image, improve strength and power and compete against other schools in lifting competitions.
Science Club Sponsor: Cheryl Fiedler The Science Club is open to all SMHS students especially those who love science. We promote recycling and ecology on campus. Science Club is fun and enjoyable for anyone who wishes to attend.
Sports Medicine Club Sponsor: Cassie Barlow This is an educational experience working with the various athletic teams. Athletic trainers help to evaluate, treat and rehabilitate athletic injuries. They also provide emergency care of injuries during games and practices. Great reference on an application and admission for any health care career.
Strings Club: Sponsor. Tanya Boehme
This club is for anyone interested in playing a string instrument and is open to anyone currently signed up for Orchestra as well as anyone interested in learning to play an orchestral instrument. This club meets monthly to discuss fundraising, learn and improve string playing, and learn songs for concerts.
SWAG Sponsor: Kirstin Enos Students With Aspiring Goals is a club designed to assist future mustangs in feeling comfortable around our Campus population by high lighting their GOOD doings. Whether it be excelling in sports, grades, fine arts or any other activities on school grounds.
Unified Sports/YAC Sponsor: Deborah Taylor Unified Sports and the Youth Activation Committee (YAC) activates youth to promote school communities where all young people are agents of change – fostering respect, dignity and advocacy for people with intellectual disabilities. YAC supports programs including - Unified Sports, Spread the Word to End the Word, Make That Change, Athlete Leadership Program and State & Area Sports Competition. Youth Activation Committee members develop strategies, lead initiatives, and organize events that promote the respect, inclusion, and acceptance of all people, regardless of abilities.
Visual Arts Club Sponsor: Katie Haas The Visual Arts Club is open to all students who are enrolled in a Visual Arts class at SMHS. The purpose of the club is to provide club members with the opportunity to develop a deeper appreciation of visual arts.
Yearbook Club Sponsor: Teresa Brittain Yearbook is available to those students taking yearbook or photo production classes. Students learn to work as a team through club fundraisers and out-of-school activities, thereby creating a great Stampede yearbook.