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Spanish Fork High School Students Hail Halloween

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 11/02/2009 - 11:13
Spanish Fork High School still has spirit! Traces of Halloween roam the hallways. There has been a mass variety of costumes such as Buddy the Elf, Hello Kitty, a dairy cow, and something as simple as a fairy. There was a competition held for the best costumes where people were awarded for funniest, scariest, most original, and best couple costumes. Those students who dressed up were highly favored for their tasteful and appropriate ways of dressing. Not only did the students have spirit, but the teachers did as well.
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By Shelby Beckstrom

SFHS Student Learns from Contest

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 10/26/2009 - 07:50
Last year, Spanish Fork High School held a contest for students to submit ideas for this year’s school hoodies. After receiving many entries, SFHS junior, Kaitlin Urmston’s drawing was chosen as the winner. Her design included the words SF Dons drawn in a graffiti style. “I figured it was kind of a new twist,” said Urmston about her idea. “Mrs. Johnson told me to do it, so I did.” In addition to having her drawing used for the school hoodies, Kaitlin also gained experience from the contest. “I thought it was really cool.
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Emily McKinney

Don’t Drive Stupid!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 10/26/2009 - 07:40

On Monday, October 19th, the Zero Fatalities organization presented their “Don’t Drive Stupid” program to Spanish Fork High School. They held an assembly and taught the students about the importance of many things while driving such as always wearing a seatbelt and staying alert. They taught that the most common way teens get distracted is from texting while driving. Reggie Shaw came to speak to the students as part of the program and he told them the dangers of texting while driving because he had a firsthand experience and learned it the hard way.

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Jared John Tuckett

Intern Enjoys Work at Library

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 10/26/2009 - 07:31

The intern highlight this week is Stephanie Muhlestein, who interns at the Spanish Fork City Library. She helps with all sorts of jobs, from putting books and movies away to helping little kids with coloring pictures during storytime. She can check books into the system but she can’t check them out to people. Muhlestein planned to go into something dealing with the library when she grows up, but her experience at the library might change that.

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By Karianne Nelson

Spanish Fork High School’s Shakespeare Team

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 10/23/2009 - 12:56

Spanish Fork’s High School Shakespeare team went down to Southern Utah University to compete in the Utah Shakespearean Festival.  Along with many other high schools in the state, schools from Arizona and Idaho, competed against each other for first, second, and third place in their events.  The Team included Madison Hall, Jen Grzybowski, Tanner Holt, Katie Cable, Hannah Carson, Jared Tuckett,  Bethany Hutchison, Kyle Crotts, Mathew Cole, with the help of their technicians Chris Cannon, and Brock Larson, and the direction of Brittany Foster. 

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Hannah Carson
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