Welcome to Spanish Fork High School

This last Tuesday, September 7, the NHS officers held a meeting at Spanish Fork High School planning up some of the best service projects yet. With the help of a new plan of funding for these service projects, which involves students handing out fliers around town to leave porch lights on during a certain evening if citizens would like to donate, students plan to bring in more donations than ever into the service funds of NHS.

Born and raised in American Fork, Ellen Magleby is Spanish Fork High School’s new Guitar, Orchestra, Band and Marching Band teacher. Recently graduated from BYU in 2010, Ms. Magleby has a bachelor’s degree in music. She has performed in Europe and the Middle East, attending a music school in Austria and played in the Vietnamese Opera and Ballet Orchestra. She plays just about every instrument and is most proficient with the Saxophone which she has been playing for 12 years and has been involved with music for 15 years. Before coming to Spanish Fork High School, Ms.

Having a good season this year by winning a majority of our matches is a goal for SFHS team. So far this year, the goal is being met. The match against Uintah was Varsity won 5-0 and Junior Varsity was 8-0. The tennis team also went to St. George for a tournament. The Junior Varsity and Varsity competed separately. They played several matches, and everyone played at least 2 matches each in two days. The team ended up doing great. Overall, Varsity won 3rd place as a school and Junior Varsity took 2nd as a school.

There are all sorts of clubs to participate in at Spanish Fork High School this year, and Club Rush is just about to begin! Starting up in these next few weeks, the clubs are going to be some of the best yet! Bringing back the originals clubs such as, DECA, FBLA, FFA, FCLA, Hope Squad, and ping-pong club we are also going to have all sorts of new ones. The students of Spanish fork are hosting some of the best clubs yet so come and join the fun and participate in some of the programs that make this school shine!

SFHS Student Council is saving the planet with one used cell phone at a time, well, not just cell phones. The Council has created a fundraiser that will collect any old electronic device that you may no longer need. They can be working or broken. Items range from old cell phones, game boys, and empty ink jet cartridges to laptop computers and E-books. The old, worn out devices will be traded in for cash to help raise money for the Student Council costs as well as various activities for the students of SFHS such as the Senior Sunrise and Homecoming Week.