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

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v T I 0 A T ' Hr' fy r f SUUVENTH ELARHJ 'r N v ,f The Souvenir Clarion malces iTs elevenTh annual appearance This year. iFiTTy cenTs Talcen Trom The TuiTion Tee oT each sTudenT is The cosT oT The boolc. TT depicTs The school liTe and acTiviTies oT SouTh Cache, including The school Clubs, The Band, AThleTics, DebaTing and The School Play. TT also picTures The sTudenTs oT The graduaTing class oT I94I, IT is The Souvenir Clarion STaTT under The direcTion oT Julia Theurer, TfdiTor, ThaT plan and prepare This boolc Tor The enioymenT oT all The sTudenTs. FivsT Raw Lf-TT Tri RighT: Virginia Lee, Joyce Obray, Julia Theurer, lla Larsen, PaTricia SmiTh and Bernell Jr-nsen. Serond Row: Elva McBride, Clyde RusT, Louise Woodwai'd, Miss Clawson, T-Toyf K'-lley, Carol Nelson. and GavTh Anhder, Third Row: Carol Carver, Valni Allred, CloTeel ChrisTensen, PuTh Bowen and Nrirrria Kawallis. QfjHHL5 3ATHLEHE 1LEAG E The Girls AThleTic League oT our school is composed oT girls in The various classes oT Physical Educa- Tion. The obiecT oT This club is To Tosler more inTeresT in sporTs and To sTimulaTe wholesome compelif Tion Through lnTramural games. The club also presenTs awards To The Team boasTing The mosT poinTs during The year and The individual wiTh The mosT poinTs, The membership oT This league includes abouT I IO girls, and every girl p'mrTicipaTed in all acTiviTie2. A '-'AA A ' A ' ' A There are Ten diTTerenT acTiviTie.a on The lnTrarnural program and a greaT deal oT enThusiasm and inf TeresT has been displayed by The members. , The oTTicers oT The Girls ATh- T leTic League are RuTh Cooper, presidenT: Jane BeuTler, vice-presf idenT, Ella Bowen, secreTary wiTh Valmai Long as general manager and Leah Maughan as feporTer.

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1 4 Firsf Row: lla Larsen, Boyd Gessel, Julia Theurer, Mae Von Neilsen, and Fsfher Jaclcson. Second Row: V. R. Carver, Pafsy Smifh, Leona l-lafch, Louise Woodward, Arfhur Olson, and Carol Nelson. Third Row: Fula Johnson, Marie Ames, Clofeel Riggs, Kennefh Bafeman, Alden Baxfer, Francis Maughan, Lloyd Clawson, Norma Anderson, Rufh Cooper, Norma Kowallis, Marion Paul, Jean Boyde. Fourfh Row: Madge Shipley, Edwin Pyle, Dean Mendellrow, Roy Rigby, Dean Campbell, Garfh Andher, Bill Jones, and Esfis Copen. K9uL,.a,A., Q ,, If + 4 . P, UEHATI G W ' ' 1 ,ls , , . . L, 1 The aim of fhe Soufh Cache Debafors fhis year has been fo develop fhe abilify fo appear before audiences wifh ease and poise and fo deliver more forceful speeches, We feel fhaf we have had a very successful year, under fhe able leadership of Mr. Carver. We parficipafed in a Forensic lvieef af Norfh Cache, fhe Ufah Sfafe Agriculfural College, and fhe Ufah Forensic League Tournarnenf af fhe Universify of Ufah. Through cooperafion wifh fhe ofher four schools in fhis region, we have presenfed a radio program over KVNU every fwo weelcs. ln fhese programs, we have discussed problems of vifal imporfance fo all cifizens. We presenfed one discussion over KVNU for fhe Soufh Cache Parenf-Teachers' Associafion. lihirfy-fwo sfudenfs have parficipafed in one of fhe following four acfivifies: Debafing, Panel Discussion, Orafory, and Exfemperaneous Speaking. The guesfion for Debafe was: Resolved fhaf fhe Power of fhe Federal Govern- menf Should Be lncreased. The fopis for Panel Discussion was: Flow Can Our Edu- cafional Sysfem Fif Sfudenfs for Communify Service. The sfudenfs selecfed fheif own fopics for Orafory and fhe fopics for Exfemporaneous Speaking were on The Unifed Sfafes Foreign Policy. i x , 1 T I