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SFHS Band plays a Fall Concert

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The Concert Band and the Marching Band came together to put on a beautiful concert for their friends and family. It took place in the Main Gym at 7 o’ clock, and they performed for roughly an hour. The students had been working hard on these pieces since the first week of school, and it was finally time to show off what they had accomplished. Kyle Lowe, a member of the concert band, excitedly explained about his favorite song, a piece from the Phantom of the Opera.
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Genevieve Brown

Stomp Out Hunger

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In 2008, 49.1 million Americans lived in food insecure households, 32.4 million adults and 16.7 million children lived without food in their homes. These days families don’t have enough money to buy food for their families so they go without. Spanish Fork FFA didn’t like those statistics and wanted to do something about it so they held a food drive on Friday, Nov. 19th. In order to get the High School students better involved in the school food drive, the FFA made it into a competition between the B2 classes.
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Kira Fenn & Mikkel Olson

Red and Gray Game Basketball Played at Spanish Fork High School

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A Red and Gray game is where the Spanish Fork High Basketball players put on an exhibition match against their team mates. Both the boys and the girls teams hosted the event on November 19. The game featured the returning seniors for both teams. The returning seniors for the girls team are Jen Huntsman, Kaitlin Urmston, Hailiegh Emerine, and Leshae Peterson. The returning seniors for the boys team are: Devin “D-Shep” Shepherd, Ridge Perkins, Travis Still, Nate Russell, and Tyson Galovich.
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Co written by Calvin Rowley and Tanner Holt

SFHS Book Group Gathers for Harry Potter

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“Awesome!” “Amazing!” These were just some of the words used to describe the new Harry Potter movie which was recently viewed by the students of Spanish Fork High. Late into the evening of Friday, November 19th, students of all creeds and social backgrounds gathered in unity to witness Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and the lovely Hermione (Emma Watson) struggle against the Dark Lord. Hosted by our very own SFHS Book Club, this screening was a roaring success.

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SFHS Book Group Gathers for Harry Potter

SFHS Dance Company “Going Solo”

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November 16, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. Spanish Fork High School’s Dance Company presented “Going Solo.”  All of the girls on the dance company either did a solo, duo, or trio.  Some of the dances were the own girl’s choreography, and some were choreographed by another person.  This was the first time the school has done this, but we hope to make this an annual concert.  It was a good way to raise a little money, and to also prepare us all for the busy performing season that is coming up.

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SFHS Dance Company “Going Solo”
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