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

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The llililll Time Soutim Caclie Banci lias again been rnoicieci into an outstanriing organization uncier tile capable direction of Wir. VV. H. Terry. This year tiie luanci was asiceci to play new pulaiications from puiniisilers oi iuanci music tlwrougliout time United States, tiiat tlwey migiit rxceive recommendations to ilave it placed on tile National Contest list for time year 1943. This imnor came because of time fact tlfiat Wir. Terry was cllosen cliairman oi lpands in National Region Ten and is one oi a committee oi ten, for selecting time lxanci music wlwiclm will iue piaceci on time na'ional list for 1943. Two ol time outstanciing functions oi time iaanci this year were time concert and banquet given in iionor of time parents, anci attenciing tlie Re jionai Contest iieici in Brigham. Otlier activities inciuciecl concerts anci iurnisiiing music at raiiie 1, lootiaall and laasicetlball games. Tile sciwooi appreciates time Cooperation ani efforts ol lVir. Terry anci l1is stucients anci wislnes time lmanci continueci success and accompiisllmeifs in tile future. First Row: L. Jensen, R. Petersen. N Stocliciale, D. Bird. A. Danieisen, A. Frcdcricii, C. Poppiclon. D. Olsen, J. Beutier, J. Vvriglit. N. Hale. Di. Nielsen, E. Crooiiston. Second Row: A. Nyman, R. Conquist. J. Olsen. V. Jackson, J. Oiciiiam. G. Alien. V. Spetlw, E. Nelson. A. Bailey, R. Puisipher. D. Lloyd, G. Bra-xcisilaw, E. Garrett, S. Ciiristcnscn, V. Snow, H. Lcisiiman, L. Nyman. R. Terry. Tiiirci Row: D. Berger. i. Bicicmorc. J. Hecicmnn, V. Nelson. A. iwicwiurdie, B. Nelson, Ni. Nielsen, B. Jones. VV. Aiorams. L. Buniciienci, M. Krelvs, R. lVinrtensc-n, R. Jensen, R. Anciersen, C. Oiaray. D. Larsen, R. iviaucixlcy, L. Clarke. A. Larsen. E. N'iCBTifiC, R. Hcnfiry. Fourllu Row: V. Larsen. E. Olsen, VV. Ancircws, Ni. Larsen. D. Savage. S. Yentcs. NV. H. Terry, Director: R, Petersen. J. Bistline, T. Alcler, L. Lacile, i. Smitim, D. Nieyers, J. Vvooci, i.. Gilgen, C. Olsen, L. Lcntimm. G. Kemp. ,i A i 9 1' V -' tiki

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First Row: Dorothy Wood, Lois Baer, Barbara Hardman, .lane Dunn, Jean Biciimorc Fauna Nielsen. Aricva Fredrick, lvcnn Hansen. Seconci Row: .lane Vvyatt, Elaine Clawson, Lila Alien, :Wax Niilier, Annie Jean Carlson, V. R. Carver. Thirct Row: Seymour Licchty. Bah Terry, Ruth Baxter, Jayne Beutlcr. Estis Copen, Elia Garrett. Fourth Row: Wanda Leishman. Ray Lowe, Helen Reynolds, Shirley Hughes. Gioy Alien, Grant Kidman, Stephen Nvooti. Bla-rvyn Xviliie, Norenc Larsen, Barnarii White, Ruth Hendry, John Oiriham. Furensiu Uluh The memhers of the Forensic Club of ,42 feel that this year has been a little more than successful. Uncier the ahie direction of Wir. Carver, Debate Coachg Jean Bicicmore, President of the club: Elaine Ciawson, Vice-President, and Dorothy Xvoocl, Secretary, have planned and put over a successful tournament at which six schools attended anct participated, attended two actciitionai tourna- ments: the State Meet at the University of Utah, and the Regional Meet at the U. S. A. C.g cleverly presented a Wfaice It Or Leave lt Quiz Program, partici- patect in Sons of American Revoiutiony' Oratory Contest, and numerous other activities all to the benefit of the individual. Success to the Debaters of now and years to comeg may the experience gained aici in leading them onward as citizens and ieacters of tomorrow. 28

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n .A ee , K A., M- Y ' .... J. P- . First Row: D. Larsen, B. Vvlxile. R. Fuhriman. K. Nlaughan, N. Hansen, A. Christensen. D. Thompson, Nl. Ahrams, M. lxlliltlgllilll, G. lvlaughan. K. Alclcr, A. Allen. V. Gunncll, L. Thompson. Second Row: D. Nielsen, T. Nielsen, S. Lcichty, E. Baker, G. Kiclman, A. lxlarcusson. F. piclcett. H. Jackson, ixl. Niaughnn, R. ixlauchley, Coariu Poole. Thircl Row: R. Lowe. Nl. Hoslcins, S. Crabtree, L. Bmclsllaw. B. Anclcrson, G. lvlauglian, D. Shelton, V. Jensen, L. Allred. 7 Uncler the able leaclership of Coach Poole, the South Cache Spartans e. . Fla encecl one oi their most successful years. They enclecl the regional season with lour wins, one toss, ancl one tie. The Spartans also garnered a I3-7 win over the Tooele eleven in a non- region encounter. The Spartans iirst region hattle pitteci them against Bear River ancl they came out victorious from this tray, 6-0. Thev then met Box Elder and received their only clefeat of the season. They were beaten 'll-O. Th Spartans went clown to Ogden. with puhlic opinion against them, but they emerged the victor 6-O in one of the season's.greatest upsets. Vvelzrer came up to South Cache and was trouncect 24-7 lay the hard-fighting Spartans. Xfvhen the Spartans played at Logan, they fought a nip-and-tuck battle which enclect in a 7-7 tie. The North Cache Bulldogs were beaten on the Spartanls home grounds 15-6 in the final game of the season. Asael Allen, Spartan hallrlaacic. won one of the halflnactc berths on the all- state team. Kenneth Maughan and Niarvin Abrams were both piacect on the all-region team. This is the best record the Spartans have set up in quite a long time. 50