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Koins for Korbin

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When 1st grader Korbin McEwan was diagnosed with Burkitts Lymphoma in early March, Spanish Fork High School student body decided to step up and help out. The school came up with lots of ideas to help raise some money. To start off the student body officer’s pledged that if enough money was raised, they would have to acquire a certain dare for an entire week that other students in the school had come up with.

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By Riley Jacobson & Taylor Christensen

Spanish Fork Students Participate in Stock Show

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This past week students from Spanish Fork High School participated in the Spanish Fork Stock Show. Students participated in a variety of competitions; students showed different animals such as heifers, steers, pigs, and lamb. They also had completion for showmanship skills. Students who participated from Spanish Fork High School were Raven Aitkins, Spencer Nortenson, Mitchell Martinez, Megan Martinez, Whitney Hansen, Hadley Russell, Kayden Worthington, Tyler Galt, Kelly Olsen, Holly Christensen, Heidi Christensen, Jessica Swenson, and Hallie Obermiller.
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By Kyle Mitchell & Tyrel Prior

SF High School FFA Scores Well at State Career Development Event

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Beginning April 19, Spanish Fork High School’s FFA Organization (Future Farmers of America) competed at the State Career Development Event (CDE). In order to compete, the members must put together teams consisting of four people to enter each category. The categories that SF’s teams entered were Horse Judging, Livestock Judging, Floral Culture, Ag. Communications, Ag. Sales, Ag. Mechanics, Dairy Cattle Judging, and Food Science. In each category, they must not only undergo a practical examination, but a written one as well.
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by Kayla Christensen

Medical Internship Proves Helpful

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The medical field is a place where a passion for science, service, and hard work are all combined. This is exactly what drove Ariel Hanson, a student at Spanish Fork High School, to intern at Hobble Creek Medical Clinic in the pediatrics department. She loves working with the children and the staff. Learning to not only to work one on one with the patients and their parents but how to run tests and perform procedures has helped her to realize that a career in pediatrics is what she truly wants to do with her life.
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