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

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H.E.ll. Home Economics Club The Home Economies Club of 1943-44 enrolled 175 aetive members. Every month an interesting meeting has been held. Special activities of the club for the year included: a Character Ball, which was sponsored in Connection with the F. F. A. a Christmas party held by the H. E. C. and F. F. A. in December: a St. Patriek's party during Marehg a Pep Rallyg and a Student Body assembly. The officers: President Josie Olsen, Vice-president Dorene Wlfyatt, Seeretztry Kathleen Allen, and Reporter Irene Hendrey, along with the advisers, Miss Emma Neilson, Miss Alta Wilson, and Miss Kathryn Adams, wish to thank the members of the H. E. C. for their cooperation in making the club a sueeess. Tfuflzify-fzeo

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Vernon Jenson, La Vene Gilgen, Dan Bird, Beth Griffin, Kenneth Palmer, Carol Bateman, Mr. Carver. SECOND ROW: Irene Hendry, Paul Sorenson, Kathleen Allen, Darrell Kelley, Ilene Bickmore. THIRD ROW: Harold Atkins, Allen Bastow, Ramona Petersen, Bartley Hatch, Gwynne Allen, Boyd Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Robert Hanson, Marie Krebs, Howard Jorgensen, Anna Lou Bailey, Keith Rankin. Forensic Club Under the splendid direction of Mr. Carver, the debating class has seen another enjoyable year. With Vernon Jensen as president, Robert Hansen as vice- president, and Beth Griffin as secretary, the class has forseen many eventful debates. The debating question this year was as follows: RESOLVED: That the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nations. ORATORY: Anything that the students decide to speak on. PANEL: Some present-day problem that concerns everyone. Successfully held was the S. A. R. contest with Kathleen Allen being the winner over two other contestants. Other activities consisted of a tournament with different schools held at South Cache during the first week of April, and a tourna- ment which was held at the Utah State Agricultural College on April I4--15. Twenty-one

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--A' J r s FIRST ROW, left to right, Mr. Cannon, Luane Larsen, Clark Bickmore, Grant South- worth, Theron Obray, Bobby Williams, Val Maughan, Lloyd Nielsen. SECOND ROW: Dean Glenn, Clayne Zollinger, Paul Allen, Clair Theurer, Don Dar- ley, Nordeen Blau, Ferd Alder, Donald Fife, Wayne Bradshaw, Dee Stoddard. THIRD ROW: Clair Murray, Myrle Naylor, Ray Carlson, Spence Bankhead, Nolan Yonk, Glade Davis, Lou Poppleton, Douglas Olsen. FOURTH ROW: Clinton Leichty, Val Eliason, Earl Israelsen, David Christensen, El- wood Weidauer, Gordell Brown, Irvin Glenn, Coy Darley, Donald Leishman. FIFTH ROW: Leo Ladle, Roy Leichty, Milton Leichty, Bartley Hatch, Artwell Checketts, Ray Eliason, Boyd Anderson, Dale Bird, Merlin Hoskins, Don Mitton, Homer Smith, Bill Lindley, Mr. Andersen. SIXTH ROW: Ross Bartlett, Bill Christofferson, Leland Larsen, Robert Hansen, Guy Murray, Carvel Jackson, Lavern Riggs, Jack Paul, Francis Stokes, Kenneth Palmer, DaWayne Richmond. NOT PRESENT: Jay Bankhead, Lynn Nielsen, Claud Yonk, Richard Petersen, Merle Lindley, Rex Kohler, Lyman Salvesen, Reid Obray, Wayne Clawson. Future Farmers Of America The F. F. A., with the motto, 'learning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, and Living To Serve, have had a very successful year. Under the capable leadership of Bartley Hatch, Kenneth Palmer, Carvel Jackson, Billy Lindley, Clinton Leichty, and DaWane Richmond. Twenty-three N fi C' Q -'I Q I, Z