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FBLA Competes

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On February 12, 2010, students from Spanish Fork High School competed in the Regional FBLA Competition at UVU. Taylor Koense took third place in Help Desk. Tanner Holt took fourth place in job interview, and Kaylee Beckstrom and Tressa Betts took third place in Desktop Publishing. Tressa said, "It was a lot of fun. Before the competition, Kaylee and I had to make a brochure and a flier.
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By Stefanie Muhlestein

Kaleb Ashworth StaysTop Wrestler at Spanish Fork High School

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Kaleb Ashworth is a senior at Spanish Fork High School. He maintains a 4.0 grade point average. He is also the student body president. On top of all of this, he wrestles for the Dons and has been wrestling his whole life. Kaleb has wrestled varsity since he was a freshman. In his four years wrestling in high school, he has earned four region titles! This is very hard to accomplish four years in a row. His senior year has been by far his best, in which he has only lost three matches. At the Southern Division Wrestling Meet on February 7, 2010 he earned first place in the 145 weight category.
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By Gavin Hales

Chantelle Jones Interns at Brockbank Elementary

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Chantelle Jones, a senior at Spanish Fork High School, is currently an intern at Brockbank Elementary school. She works in a kindergarten classroom with Mrs. Farr taking on tasks such as reading stories to the children and helping them master their numbers, letters, and word families. Jones’ favorite part of her internship is interacting with the kids. “I absolutely love children! I always have,” Jones exclaimed.
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By Rebecca Greene

National Honor Society Reaches Out to Haiti

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The National Honor Society at Spanish Fork High School set a new goal for the whole school last week. They, as part of their Character Counts Week, decided to try and gather 900 dollars and personal hygiene items for the people in Haiti. They picked the number 900 because there are just barely over 900 students in the school, due to the boundary changes these past two years. They figure that if every student donated just one dollar, hygiene item, and wrote one letter, they’d have enough to make a difference to the people suffering from the terrible earth quake.

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By Kayla Christensen

Career Investigated at SFHS

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Ever child knows what they want to be when they grow up, right? Wrong. That is why the seventh grade “Job Shadow” program is giving students a first-hand opportunity to explore different career options. Seventh grader Taylor Harrison, an aspiring pro-ball player, spent the day job shadowing his grandmother at Spanish Fork High School’s assistant campus supervisor, Becky Ottesen. Taylor spent the day with Ottesen giving parking tickets and driving a golf cart, which Grandma said was his favorite part. “Taylor has great leadership skills,” Ottesen says.

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Kaitlyn Hanson