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An addiction is never easy to overcome. Students in Spanish Fork High School’s AP psychology class learned this the hard way. The assignment was to live an addiction for 48 hours. Each student was required to have a three foot long piece of twine touching their skin at all times for the length of the simulation. This was to signify the outward signs of addiction such as needle marks. Not to mention, it was a constant reminder of the addiction, because it was uncomfortable.

On Tuesday, December 14, Spanish Fork High School will hold the annual Christmas Choral Gala. This festive evening will be filled with music, treats, and elegant decorations. The Gala will feature award winning choirs from SFHS as well as a flute soloist from BYU. This event is the main fundraiser for the choir program as well as their annual tour. Patrons should arrive to the dessert reception at 6:30 p.m. in the commons to enjoy hot cocoa, tasty desserts, and live music; the concert will begin at 7:00 in the auditorium.

On the day of October 18th, Spanish Fork's very own, talented Elliot Naulu placed 2nd in the 4A state golf tournament. The tournament took place at Sunbrook Golf course in St George. Elliot was asked to recount his experience at state and how he felt about the tournament. On the first day, he shot a 75 and the leader was only three strokes ahead with a 72. On the second day, he was 3 under going onto hole 16. Coach Rogers looked at the scores and said Elliot needed to birdie those next three holes to beat the leader. Elliot got up to the green and ended up with a par.

Spanish Fork PTSA students gave a little back on Tuesday, Nov. 22 to one of their proud sponsors “Jaxies”. While cleaning Jaxies, the students came to know the manager and the business. While the students were sweeping, dusting, and cleaning all around, the manager came to serve the students with hot chocolate. As Jaxies has only been in Spanish Fork a couple of years, they are known for their sandwiches and hot drinks. The students would like to send a special thanks to the managers, Roger and Dee for all their help during the service project.

SFHS Swimmers Excel at Competition by Golden Money The Spanish Fork High School swim team recently participated in a region swim meet at Springville on Monday, November 29. The team did extremely well at this meet. They came in second place and held close to Springville who led the competition. Among the individual swimmers at the meet, Jesse Roberts did very well and placed first in the majority of his matches. The Dons continue to do well as they traveled to Cedar City for a two -day meet.