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

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UHliiUfiliU For their hopes of a better world. for their ambition, for four years of unceasing contribution to school life we dedicate the 1942 Souvenir Clarion lo the Senior Class. In later years may it serve as a reminder of the happy days spent at South Cache.

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tdlttltltlt SEPTEMBER 2-Registration Day. Six tlunctrect two students enrolled. Four new tacutty memlaers joined our ranks. 3'-'First assemlnly ot ttle sctioot year. principal Adams gave advice on tlow to lneliave. 5-Band attended P6ilCil Day at Brigtiam. 8-Class officers ctiosen. I0-Sctloot dismissed tor tile day so students could attend CZlCl'lC County Fair. 'tt'-'Students otmed and awed as Gene Gorctoim. magician, proved ttxe lland is quictcer ttian the eye, in tire year's tirst tyceum. I7--Date Leattmam chosen as ctiiet iarmer tor ttie F.F.A. I9--Cvot oit to a itying start in tootlmatt by wllipping Bear River 6 to O. Students met old triencts and made new ones at time tVterry-tVtix-Up Dance. 26-Boxetder Bees outscored Souttm Cactie Spartans to time tune ot Qt to 0. 26--Ruttx ictenctry selected to lead Better Girls, Club. '26-H.E.C. organized. Gayle Croolcston ctlosen president. OCTOBER 3-Ogden team falls tyeiore Spartan might. Score 6 to 0. 7'-Croatians presented year's second tyceum. 10-'Spartans outptayect Vveiaer Vvarriors '23 to 7. I0-'27-Non-Farmers enjoyed time two weetcs' beet vacation. 127-Jotln Oldtiam elected president oi ttle Band. 31'-'Fifty-two senior girls joined Amico Fictetis Ctuln. NOVEMBER 4-Stout Players presented Rip Van Vvintclef' 7-Traditional battle taetween Logan and Soutlx Cactue ended in 7 to 7 deadlock. I3-Lyceum featured Liptxam Tumblers. I4-Friends and Pxtumni returned to S. C. lo cetelorate Homecoming Day. Spartans wtlipped time Bulldogs, I3 to 6. Don Nielsen and lxftarie Fwulflfilllilfl crowned icing and queen oi tile 'lhrikey Trot wliictm was tletd ttmat evening. I9-Paper statts from time tl1ree Cacile County Sctxoots got together, putatistaed time Co-op and featured an exctiange program. 20-24--'rTl1E1I'liCSgiVtl1Q Vacation. QS-Students learned interesting iacts about electricity at House oi Ntagicl' tvceum. DECEMBER 1'-Loring Campbell, magician. entertained tile student tmody. 5-Nortti Cacile presented ttieir sctaoot play, ndune Wladf' S-Everyone met in assembly to t1ear President Rooseve-its tiistoric speecti declar- ing war on Japan. 12'-'Students and parents exctmanged places tor a day. Q2-A very capable cast donned grease paint and presented uxvest End High, directed by Bliss Evans and Valliiai Long. 25'-Editor presented awards tor prize-winning stories anct poems to Etva NlcBride, tVtervyn Xrvittie, Anna Olsen and lrene James. Santa Claus tnrougtmt presents lor ttie Hnice little laoys and girls. Entire Student Body received nuts and candy at matinee dance. 29-Everyone came tmaclc to stiow oit new Christmas presents. 51-Jan. 5-New Year's Vacation.