South Cache High School - Souvenir Clarion Yearbook (Hyrum, UT)

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'. fs A4 1 My p ' W A VV y IT , F vb i l 0 i f2'l V - .L lv ld las Qvwsjwag fm, Above: First row: Edith Darley. Virginia Obray, Margurite Andersen. .Myrtl Hendry. Bertha Maughan, Kathrine Larson, Mary Allen. Dawn Johnson. ' Second row: Mabel Allred, Julia Jensen, Grace Leatham. Faye Nielsen. Helen Salverlson. Hellene Riggs, Norma Bankhead. Julia Thorpe. Third row: Edyth Johnson. advisor: Irene Archibald, Beth Terry, Sarah Ch Smith, advisor: Mary Olsen. Phyllis Yeates. Albertine Gerber. Marion Kerr. e Dunn. Sarah Hendry. Alda ipman. Norma Below: First row: Florus Larson, Ioda Jensen. Virginia Bitters, Leone Wayman. Lois Hill, LaVern Pearce. Elaine Brenchlev. Second row: Kathryn Adams. Clarris Anderson. Margaret Anderson. Carol Liljenquist, Etta Garrett, Donna Nielsen. Third row: Maurine Rolfson. Jane Smith. Ruth Petersen. Helen Yeates. Fourth row: Lucille Johnson, Wanda Kidman, Opal Jensen. Farris Anderson. ,vi YELLI . f ' t . me , . , ' l Page Twenty 1 l QU!! I 1 f tilt. l ll 1 -1 1 IX

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WMM . , . Calendar +gif:7fva'f.a4af1f K ' 1 ' .ua 1 uf' v ' c ,qi 1 1 J .7 fy January 14. Our most honored band director returned from Chicago where he had the honor of being chosen as National -Band Director. ' January 18. Preston and South Cache. We scored but they scored more, 27-24. January 21. The Bears swallowed our 20 with a 37. January 30. Boys and girls met separately for their club programs. February 1. The Tigers skinned us 27-17. February 12, Once again our patriotic duty was brought effectively to us in our Lincoln's Birthday Chapel. February 14. Dan Cupid made several visits to the students today in the form of hearts bedecked with lace and verse. February 15. Boxelder fairly dro i ed- u in s re of 20-O. 1-,rl .N ki' March 8. Say you Juniqrs an G r e g as t Fires r an and Sophomore party s 1 1? 5' y. .5 s ent K, a ials dio stars, brought down .Q-G Ha nge y t W co e . A . . March 15. Band 15: 64.12 . or - game d d nce. N x March 22. My ' rs t at .- 1' ' gf-ii was ust ke a night in Heaven. df g . ' '-.2163 Marc 25 1' ly her . i da ce W . T reshies 4 ,5q'!lm thinkw li 'Q ' 'r en ' . V1 abo S. 1 Lwlmlx A I . .Q .,.- olis B. n 00 sh S ad foolish P in - 4 danceo . f 'nik' X . ri l . 'ilu' nt t con s at gde . ' , -AU 9 7 12. in and oi .1 'ds joined f ces it ad - 1 -iii I C. . 1 I 5 pr' 219- O. 05 d w tt on estsat ow 1 A fb il If i mb mc . I I Ma . r ro h fo ski . X A , wht' 6, dof - o o w, in orrie lo'6k We donned aj n c efr 1 'src o h we sal 'e or a pleasant , ,,.,, gi day fiel 1 . J ' a 17 r en't i-f i r were for al initiated into the ' ll Alumni Ass ciat' at . 0 .5 t and da c . May 19. i sa .a a ss our nobl iors took leave of our school forever. : e. ' jufiingzit Ungicwfa ll Z' gl Qazamounf Bzaufkzy gDa'z Ofc ll H ALL ERAl8El'ilgE Cllr HQEALITY SERVICE ill SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Q Pi-u:1NE1ae 1 37 WEST FIRST NURTH, LDGAN lffagrv Y tL'c'f71if-Five

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fr. y WQMW J , Vejiliilrgi., L at J0i '10 Vita., Twill! ., Jig fx, QL jf. ,Wy - ff ,VV--' xl If X' L, 1 I '- . yf .J First row: Marene Petersen. advisor: Lyle Stanton, Mae Gibbons. Twilla Nielsen, Mildred King. adviseri Second row: Rose Lowe. Esther Hovey. Helen Andersen. Dorothy Allen. Third row: Helen Gessell. Dorothy Paul. Maxine Hendry. Ruth Hammond. Fourth row: 'Mary Tibbitts. Ramona Maughan. Annette Obray. Beryle Theurer. Fifth row: Jane White. Emma Dell Hansen. Nellie Bryson, Donna Hammond. Helen Christiansen. TT t CLUB OFFICERS 'X 'NA -xx Lk V Mae Gibbons ..,.... ,..,,....,...... .... .,.,...,..,. ...,....... L . . P resident 'fi Lyle Stanton ....... ,..,,., V ice-President l N '91 Twilla Nielsen .... ..,.,,.....,.. , .....,... ....,.....i, S e cretary p X., X.. in 'fl 5' , X i' fr- , f - CLUB ADVISORS lr. I x W . . X 3 A ,Qi Miss Marene Petersen Miss Mildred King if ' w L . JS?-ft, X, I 4 .rl LLOIZ -..f s U! ,XX ' DE VIE PEP CLUB has been very successful during 1934-'35, Y Newlrjlembers from the Sophomore and Junior class, are chosen each year. xxx , by the Juniors. The name Joi de Vie means Joy of L1v1ng which certainly haspbeen exp fenced by every member this year. The purpose of the club is to -5- I :I 1, creafexa spirit o friendliness, loyalty and pep in the school. Interesting meetings havetiaeen held Which were very beneficial to the twenty membersz Our Spring ve- ff 3-'5XFOI'1'l1T5Ib.QI1C-0fJOTbdQ Vie's most important events, was also very successful. The 1 ' E ngirls, Wearing their uniforms of purple and White, which represent the school 3 at qilorsvhave been loyalhiln supporting the team and interschool athletic events. sr- 5 , uv? L, fi 'e if-uJent4,fQSeTbenJ , 'D ' I Q X- ,X Tl, .ix '51 if-N N . Ng X, s .A -, L - X NN JW? g . in .IN ' ' 'X .JN .D :E , -1 EN N ' L- . 'K ' L, ' S4 'rf X 'X il 17 'X' N ibffw ' on g-2g sf I-N 'Nik is X. ,Ca .- i