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

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I -'O NI 'Q' n .t.' f T '1' ' i 1 ' A- ' . ' lu K K, L.4XvT- ,.,,,X..' if .. . ll' 1- I I 1. ni 1 'lip if '.' lf.. -' lf' , A ,, ,, iv if ' if HE ELAPTTU This year The SouTh Cache Clarion marlced iTs 26Th year oT advancemenT by giving To The sTudenTs The school news in TirsT class sTyle. Two ouTsTanding TeaTures oT The paper are iTs annual ChrisTmas poem and sTory conTesT lwon by Georgia Price and Jean Biclcmorel, and The monThly exchanging oT papers wiTh oTher schools as Tar reaching as T-lawaii. The STaTT: Julia Theurer, EdiTorg Joyce Qbray, AssociaTe EdiTor3 Clyde RusT, Business Manager: T-loyT Kelly, SporTs EdiTor7 CvarTh Andher, AssisTanT SporTs EdiTor: Clyde Larsen, Francis Maughan, SporTs ReporTersq PaTricia SmiTh, Gloria MaThews, T-Tumor: June Glenn, Louise Woodard, STudenT Body ReporTers3 RuTh Bowen, Norma Kowallis, TypisTsg Ella Euhriman, Exchanges: Miss Joyce Clawson, EaculTy Adviser. BETTER GIRLS COUNCIL The BeTTer Girls Club is com- posed oT all The girls oT The school. The council is composed oT The girl oTTicers oT The STudenT Body, a girl oTTicer Trom each class and each club. The aim OT The club is To creaTe an inTeresT in all school acTiviTies and To broaden Their ideals and creaTe a Triendliness among The girls. Club oTTicers Tor The year were: Ella Euhriman, PresidenT3 Rulh Bowen, Vice PresidenT: Jean Bick- more, Secrelaryq and Lelia Nielm Sen, ReporTer. One oT The mosT successTul evenTs oT The year was Girls' Day, aT which Time The moThers were enTerTained. ln The evening, a dance Tor The STudenT Body clif maxed The day's acTiviTies. Bark Row Lf-TT To Riqh: Nudra Larsen, Marilyn WaTlrins, Advisor, Miss Wallcerg Advisor, Mis. Cummings, Advisor, Miss Poulsf-ng Rulh Bowen, Juan Biclcrnore. ' Tiwiirl Row: Julia Therurrzr, Carma Buulf-T, Juni: Clfinn. Sf-wind Row: Rulh Cooper, BeTTy I Joni-2, Lrifira Uallaqn, Lelia Nielsen, fzlriy Alli-n, Eiisf Rr-w: Jane Bffuflor, Marion James.

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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

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SENIOR I-TITS The Senior I-1iTs, which is a TradiTional aT This school, is one OT The biggesT evenfs ThroughouT The enTire year Tor The seniors. The l-liTs This year was in The Torm oT a vaudeville TeaTuring several shorT acTs, inTerspersed wiTh clever songs and dances. A one-acT play enTiTled Such Talcing Ways was also presenTed. TwenTy-Tive TalenTed seniors appeared in This producTion which was under The supervision ol: class oTTicers, ClenT CrabTree, Leora DaTTage, Reed Nielsen and Advisers Miss Poulsen and Mr. Randall. ' at ' . g , , 2, i:'ff'o- 1 .' a ' -'f f Lg f Vg--1. ' , f 4 . . .,, I I ,C lf, A J' 'J i' I 3 . 9.a,.,Ax,5y DRAMATIC CLUB The year l94O-4I compleTes The Third year Tor The DramaTic Club oT The Soulh Cache l-ligh School. This organizaTion is composed oT TiTTyTwo -members. Everyone in The sTudenT body is eligible Tor membership if They are inTeresTed in dramaTics fi any Type. The obiecT of The DramaTic Club is To presenT The annual school play under The excellenT supervision OT Miss Evans and Miss Carlson. OTTicers Tor I94O-4l were June Glenn, President Norma Kowallis, Vice-Pre-SL denTg Norene Larsen, SecreTary: GarTh Andher, ReporTer and Edwin Pyle, Business Manager. 0' Q 0 Ja 0 .' ze, -he i if .- C -4-eL,L,gxl Q12-4 E ff ,