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SFHS Fundraisers Recycle

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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.
Attributions
Kaitlin Urmston and Morgan Hansen

SFHS Explains How to Pop the Question

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Many high school students use a common excuse for a reason not to go to a high school dance; not having a way to ask their date. Needless to be said, every boy and girl is secretly dying to go to the dance and do not care if the question was expensive, bejeweled, or witty; the excuse is feckless.
Attributions
By: Lydia Money with contributions from ShayLee Reynolds, Haileigh Emerine

Freshman introduced to FFA

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Freshmen at both Spanish Fork and Diamond Fork Jr. Highs got their first taste of FFA. Students truly got to learn from the best. Officers from both Spanish Fork High and Maple Mountain High put on the annual Freshman Retreat at Diamond Fork Jr. High yesterday, September eighth. Officers stressed the importance of never quitting, friendship, team work, as well as letting the newest members know of the myriad of opportunities that they can take advantage of. The National FFA Organization is definitely more than just the farmer club. In fact, it is by far the biggest club at Spanish Fork High.
Attributions
Tyler Galt

SFHS Student Will Attend Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Conference

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The Rotary Club of Spanish Fork has selected Madison Hall to represent Spanish Fork High School at the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (“RYLA”) Conference to be held at Heber Valley Camp in Heber, Utah on September 09th, 10th, and 11th, 2010. About 140 juniors from high schools throughout Utah will attend the weekend leadership skills conference organized by Rotary District 5420.
Attributions
Donald Morris, RYLA Chairperson

Senior Class Vows to Make a Difference

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The senior class of Spanish Fork High School wants to make a difference in the level of school spirit throughout this year. The class of 2011 wants to make this a fun, supportive, activity filled year that will help the school gain more school pride and bring the school together as a whole.
Attributions
Claire Stodtmeister, Leeza Stephens, and Jared John Tuckett