Welcome to Spanish Fork High School

Attention all alumni from good old Spanish Fork High School. We need your help with creating an awesome senior gift. The class of 2010 wants a gift to leave our mark, and let the future students of Spanish Fork High see the strong tradition they inherit. We are making an alumni display case with memorabilia from each decade of Spanish Fork High School’s existence. The class of 2010 is starting with the years 2001-2010. This is where you come in. We are collecting items such as jackets, uniforms, pictures, awards, newspaper articles, anything you have that reminds you of SFHS.

After years of hard work, late nights doing homework, stressful tests, and all the other components that come with the joys of high school, Kristie Stoneman has finally reached one of her many goals. After visiting Boston and touring the campus, she has accepted a high-paying scholarship to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the most prestigious institutions in the nation, and the top engineering school in the world! Stoneman plans on heading to the Boston/Cambridge area in late August.

Students from SFHS recently participated in the Utah Jr. Livestock Show held at the Spanish Fork city fairgrounds last week. These students exhibited and represented their animals well in all aspects of the show. Tyler Galt, a current junior at SFHS, took home many of the awards given including 1st place FFA Judging Team, Market Hog Senior Fitting and Showmanship, and 1st place Market Hog Record book.

The 2009-2010 school year isn't over quite yet, but plans for next year have already started. The new senior council members are Kaitlin Urmston, Zoe Patton, Morgan Hansen, Garrett Harris, Spencer Pugh, and Mallory Hansen. The junior council members are Allie Winnie, Makyla Theurer, Madison Hall, Sadie Ethington, Courtney Acosta, Lisie Dixon, and Matt Russell. And welcoming to the school, the new sophomore council; Rachel Atkinson, Bethany Bramall, Jordan Brandon, Matt Stevens, Ella Warnock, and Dave Smiley.

On Wednesday April 28, 2010, Spanish Fork High Schools Concert Choir went to Region Festival at MMHS and got great ratings. Among other schools in the Nebo School District, Spanish Fork High School Concert Choir has earned a superior rating that qualifies them to perform at the UMEA State Festival. Concert Choir members let out a cheer when their director Mr. Shea Bradshaw read their scores from the judges. They received two ones and a, one minus. They qualified to go on to State Festival on May 7, 2010.