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Spanish Fork High School’s FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) club try their hardest to do as much service as they can. They try to do a service project once a month. For the month of October, the presidency of the club decided to paint faces on pumpkins and give them to the Senior Center right across the street from the high school. The members of the club were invited to participate, and the club felt like this was a great way to give some holiday spirit to the elderly people who are in our area. It turned out to be a great service project for the FCCLA club.

Thursday night October 21, 2010 during the Spanish Fork High School football game, Thane Stone was awarded into the Nebo School District Athletic Hall of Fame. There to accept the award on behalf of Thane Stone was his family. Mr. Stone grew up in Salem, Utah and attended Spanish Fork High School. While attending high school, he participated in sports, drama, and was senior class president. He was on the football team for three years and selected to the all- state team during his junior and senior years. He graduated from high school in 1941. Mr.

Can Dons and Golden Eagles coincide peacefully? The answer is, absolutely. Even after the intensity of Thursday s football game, Spanish Fork vs. Maple Mountain, we could connect as friends once the game was over. Proof of this was in the surprisingly good turnout of students from both schools at the combined stomp that followed the game. Despite the fact that it was on a school night, the Debate Stomp after the Spanish Fork vs. Maple Mountain football game was a success. There were students from both SF and MM. It was a reunion of old friends and the beginning of new friendships.

Last week, SFHS students were able to attend the Window on the Workplace with hypnotherapist Kris Keele. This gave students an idea of what it would be like to go into a psychology based career. Keele told about her job and took the students through a mini hypnotherapy session. Leeza Stephans attended the workplace and said, “It was very relaxing to participate in the mini session. It was cool to see what it would be like as a hypnotherapist.

The Spanish Fork DECA club recently attended a fall leadership conference in Park City. Those in attendance were Matt Christiansen, Austin Vincent, Kathne Madsen, Sara Taylor, and Michelle Weber. The conference lasted over two day, Monday and Tuesday, where the students participated in many different leadership classes. They enjoyed listening to many keynote speakers and also had fun at a dance that was held. The University of Utah sponsored the event.