Spanish Fork High School - Yearbook (Spanish Fork, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1934 volume:

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Salt Lake City, Utah SALT P!Jo!0g1'apfJy by MARK ROBERTSON Spanish Fork, Utah E11gravi11g by LAKE ENGRAVING CO. Salt Lake City, Utah SIIDANIIIAIIRIIDQ JIIQIP 3 4 The Publication of thc Students of the Spanish Fork High School Spanish Fork, Utah if- QQ lIDlIi3lIDlIl1Il3fMllHIlflDlINlI To the Spirit of Unselfishness manifested by the people of Nebo District. They have shown that they believe every boy and girl in every part of this district is entitled to the best opportunity that it is possible to give them, and that they are Will- ing to pay for it whether the money is spent in the schools of their own community or in those of their sister towns. W'e feel that this spirit is Worthy of the Dedication of our 1934 Spaniard. ,ffl ' f,.. lINDllRlIE5M7flD HRHD f. I I . . . 54 e,,S X , kt To portray school act1v1t1es and lm-., - ' ,,.----'J' . . . . ' f' achlevements 1n an 1nterest1ng and .-Af' Worth-while manner, and to enshrine Q xg fond memories in the heart of every A ' f X . . . . , 3 W student, WhlCh wlll mcrease Wlth the I ' ' 1 , passing years, is the purpose of the ' fwaggg - ' - --'drli' 'V 1934 Spamard. . r f as f ff - A 1 rt t 5 f Q t 45:13, A p' F 4 N r r 'A g r ry ,gf 1 F. Es v - f ' 1 ' 3 . g Q , 42 .A 'b ilk X V. f- , 1 'il 'I X . fi ,. I U ,,.r,. .fr I x 1 x ff llF?f!gVQ'1-g-'lf ' Nr 21 . gl fpqvas- me I X, I ? -' '- -' ' I X ' X lg ' 1 to E ' A5 Q U- ' r X 'H . , , '- r , my sa A 's ,-ff' N if X, fl 3123 - . f ' F -V , ' , y 31 X ,xx ' A Ig , . 1 ' . t ,, X- A r E' xx -f -, ,V ,.s,,,,, 1 gr 1? A LA, VV . 1 'K jpf 'Swv .,--.- 2 'il .ff I f ,J . , I 4 , . egr? A W 1-.affair 1:-4' ff'ff'f rm1e-f s sf 2.-A 2 - gay- . lf- -.lizn n ,e am l uh l p z- Pfyxy w I f:L:V,.Q. J. u .E -,pi a x 1 fi'-'??:..Q , ffm .a.4,.a.,,' A ogg. s NN?-Q i 1f+.. ' ' 5 ' WY? ' 'fe -fx H. '. 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Wfill you wield such a positive influence in your community, that in the years to come we will want to claim you as our product, or will we never hear your name praised for what you are? Have you learned to appreciate the good and the beautiful, or are your manners and taste coarse and vulgar? Can you stand on your own feet and accept the responsibilities of life with courage and hope, or are you going to be a yes-yesv number who is waived by every little breeze? Grade yourself and see whether you receive an Av or an UE . Take inventory and see what are your assets and your liabilities. Your school and your community have invested heavily in you, and We hope our investment is safe. LOREN A. ANDERSON, Pl'IlIFif7lIl .W I rg , . 9 V Y W X, E:'2'11:f25'2151315152525ii2i?E25f355 542' 'f'5frZrfi2:2?i5iEai1 .,,. 1355233525355'55555'5'523252:':': V w5:555i5231. 2, .f33E?2355?52f1f'342A155' 2 ': I ' I'f''I1I1555535232E52212EE552252Qi.555:fIEE5Z21251iQ5i33?5531525:5:: X ': '2:t' .- 4- . ' A' . 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E EEEE RRRRRREEER i AAEA 5 ... , l FACULTY G. RAY HALES Sovial Sl'if'lIl't'1CfJIllIIIVH 1 E. CECIL MCGAVIN Svmimzry ZINA JOHNSON , English-Ar! HI7lllKl7!'.YD aml HSIYIIIYIKITJIH Adzfisfr JACK DAVIES I.i11r.f1rian FENTON REEVE Hcalfb-PlJysirr1l Erlumfioif LAURA SHEPHERD Seminary GERTRUDE PARTRIDGE Pbyxiral EtfIll'tIli0lITSf7l'c f'll J. F. SKINNER A,Qfif1llf1lfP LESTER SEARLE English-Hixlory 11 ., .,,....,.. -6 .. .... :I V , . ., .A., .,.. . ,. V fl ,,4v, I in 4 FQ ' -- 5 L mg J Y STUDENT BODY COUNCIL Wesley Roper, Slmfeni BodyPrcsiJer1z', Rosetta Anderson, Sr'rr'cl:1ry 111111 T1'vr1.H11'm', Dixon Isaac, Cvnnril, Margaret Bell, Couuril, Glenden Bytheway, Conuvil, plane Crecr, Comzril, Faye Thomas, Colmril, Mcrvin Bytheway, S0pfJ0m0r4' RI'17l'K'Xl'7If!IfiL't', Mildred Xwilliams, I1l17i01' Re111'z'sr'11la!iw, Mark Smith, Senior' Rvpr'vxr'11fntiw, Zinn Johnson, Fncnliy Arfziwr, G. Ray Hales, Family AJ1'ixf'1'. Though the eyes of all the students have not been looking to the council, the eyes of all the council have been looking out for the students. No time was lost getting started. Council meetings were held in the summer. Here many problems were thrashed out and policies determined. We list some of the many achievements: A different type of Get Acquainted' Partyg an assembly every weekg clubs reinstated under new regulations approved by the superintendentg the extermination of the hornets in the assembly roomg improvements in the appearance of the building including cleaner fountains, more hangers for coats, disposal of band chairs under the stage, new waste basketsg improvements on school grounds including a bridge to the campus, Cement corners, prun- ing old shrubbery, Winter trail seeded to lawng four amendments to in- clude more activities in avvardsg and most important of all a successful yearbook campaign. 1:1:2:1:f-2f-2'f-' llllvlqi in piqi I -'v--'-r' 1'1-1-f-2:1: as :::1-2-1 ,----- V V VSV '-'v::-:-:1..: irs:fasz2z2s- iigs.s:a:a Q: ::-'-:-:'-- -1 -1: az: ':-: 35 :55:51: -:-1'V. -lrlllqt 1 I J A.V.,- I ,.V...1:.,:,1.:.1.,.1. r-5 12 l fs T, - ' . f?'iE 1.Er'i?11'fi T'if?- f2'Fspw-,24,111-a...Q,.7..-ff., - Tc. ' . K b -K . -' ., ,QA . .,. 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Four of our class were in the Opera, and our bl isiialso starred in athletics. Then came our Junior year, one fille ifiqirh social activities, enthus- iasm and hard work. During this year 1, re well represented in all school activities: Athletics, dramatics, open ' d typewriting. In spite of the fact that we lost Junior Day, ar was truly a lively, happy one. 1 Last, but not least, came our good ol' Senicimj yi . Our achievements of '33-'34 have been numerous and really wort w le. Our ability has been displayed in practically all student activitie ' A 052, Senior Play was indeed a real success. Wfe were also well represen d inifhe school play. All but one of the cast of the Opera were Seniors, Q d the plot was also written by a Senior. The football squad consisted of A acticallv all Senior boys. The basketball team was entirely Seniors, and we ere shining stars in track. XVe also did our share in girlls athletics. The estock judging team, consisting of three Seniors, won us national honor at d fame. And another thing, the Seniors turned the tables again on the Ju 'ors, making it another Senior Dayf' it In saying farewell to Spanish Fork High we recognize and ag preciate all that our school has done for us. We are now ready to enter inigp new fields of adventure. N Y. 15 :girl :..: ,.... .1.1::: 3 ,:,11,,., , ,,.1.1:: : 52 2225: 1:......., , ,,.,.,..1:' iisisizi ::: ...,. , ,,.,.,.,,,1 5 :2'i iE:2 :1::....,., U .. ,4.-1-:: : '5i2:1.:..,.,, E Il' ..,..,.,.,.,,. agfg:a:e1212 111 2 :1f1- 2:11 '1 'TISI 1 f21 f2f2f1s5s2 a5s2a22 22355 222 15 4. V., .,...,.,,., ,,..1-. '1::: 1 .1 'girg-3 ,,,,.,, ,,,ggi:e-4:2-1' 1 'A1, , -1, ,, l ,E,E:3E:,:,:,:,:,15:E:5 .::s.,v. .:::: 5, Z f.,. 3 + ,.l, 5: .,,,v:.::.,-l -1 vlllvv EEZE EEZ, v..,,:,A, Z., .,., A -Hz,-:,iE.,i v.::,,, , A , ,-,:,: 535 2 , . in , 2 11 V5.1 2225 .1 T , . Q SENIORS MARGARET BIELL Student Council '34, Home llc. Club '35,'34, Debating Club '34, Posture Parade '32, Student Coach School Play '33. KATHRYN ELLFTT Opera '34, El Amigo Club '34, Transferred from Spring- ville High. A MARGARET ARGYLE Opera Lend's Costume '34. WAYNE BOXVEN Baud '32,'33,'34, Ag Club and Team '33, School Play '34. M ' FRANK SXVENSON Class Officer '34, School Play '34, Asst. Stage Mgr. Senior Play '34, Band '32,'33,'34, Opera Lead '34, Track '32,'33, QCY34, Football '32,'33,'34, Sports Editor Flashes '34, Sports Editor Spaniard '34, Debating Team '34, Opera Music '34, Orchestra '33,'34, State Sax. Solo. '33.'34. ZFLLA CORNABY Opera Lead Costume '33,'34, Baseball team '32,'34, Basket- ball team '32,'34, Posture Parade '32, El Amigo Club '34, Opera '32,'34. MIELBA HUFF Opera Costume '33,'34. bu GEORGE TANN1iR Football '34, Ag Club '32,'33,'34. and ,32,'33,'34. MARGARET NTARCUSEN President Home lic. Club '34, Home lic. Club '33,'54. FERN FERGUSON Basketball '34, Baseball '34. ,gr WILLIAM SWICNSON Ag Team '33,'34, Ag Club '33,'34. I ..I,3,5,:::5,5,5:5,::s:A:-za: --.--- - - ---:-.:::-:-:Arg:-:,::g:51g:53g551r1:11: 3:25 '-- 'G''-1-211:535g:5153g5:E5555555535353531513ig555555g5:5:5:5:::r:-: --v'- --'-22:2151555525525553E5ZgigigggiggggQ52gQ5QgQgQgQg55Q515:::2-I -'-' if, . .... :-:-,:::A:,:5:5igggzgjgg.g:2:f-5-i:ErErE2f2'1-It '- ' ff ' if -- -'--- 1- '4'- if ''f-24:15:5133I5,3,5555511-g3111:::5:,:3:5:113:,:,:,:-:- 393- ' u V '---'---' 1-I-155 ,....nS....s... ..... 1 ov ,.4Q .IL.m..C a ni ' I 16 1 Q.. , se ax J SENIORS BliTl'l KRUEGER Opera Accompanist '33,'34, Class Officer '34, lil Amigo Club '34, Opera Words '33,'34, Opera Music '33,'34. REX CREEK Class Officer '32, Flashes Staff '34, Spaniard Staff '34. Q JAMES ROBERTSON Band '32,'33,'34, ss President, '3 Assistant Business Manager Flashes 3, School Play '34, Senior Play '34, Business Manager Spaniard '34, Opera Orchestra '34, Business Manager Flashes '34. JUNE HODGE Posture Parade '32,'33, Officer Girls League '32, Student Council '33, Debating Team '34, Senior Play '34, Associate Editor Flashes '34, Associate Fditor Spaniard '34, Basket- ball '32,'33, Opera '34, Banner Girl '32,'33,'34. RUBY YORK Officer Girls League '32, El Amigo Club '34, Opera '33. BOB JENSEN Football '32,'33,'34, Basketball '33,'34, Boys Glee '32, Opera '32,'33,'34. I GI,ADli ANDERSON Student Council '33, Class President '32, Basketball '33,'34, Track '32,'33,'34, Tennis '33, Editor Flashes '34, Editor Spaniard '34, Type Team '32,'33, Flashes Staff '33. LUCY ZABRTSKIE Transferred from Springville High School '34, El Amigo Club '34. lWARllf ADAMSON Senior Play '34, Opera Cast '34, Debating Club '3!4. DON OBERHANSLEY DEWEY JAMESON Opera '32,'33,'34, Football '34, Basketball '34, Track, '34. ROSETTA ANDERSON Opera '34, Opera Cast '33,'34, El Amigo '34, Student Council '34, Opera Wfords and Music '33,'34. .1 ff 1 U SENIORS MARK LUDLOXV Opera '32, Opera Lead '33,'34, Stage Manager School Play '34, Senior Play '34, Football '34, Class President '34. ,Wd PAYE THOMAS Opera '32, Opera Cast '33,'34, Senior Play '34, Student Council '34, Type Team '32, Posture Parade '33, El Amigo Club '34, Debating Team '34, Opera Words '34. LORA JONES El Amigo '34, Opera '33,'34, Posture Parade '33, Baseball '34, Basketball '34, Debating Club '34, Opera Words 34. JULAINNE SCHAUGAARD MARK SMITH Football, '34, Basketball '34, Track '34, Opera '34, Student wma Council '34. 'ff' BERNICE BEARNSON Basketball '32, Opera '33,'34. alizv MILDRED VINCENT Opera '33,'34, Posture Parade '32,'33, El Amigo Club '34, Class Officer '33, Basketball '32,'33. new DON LARSEN Football '33,'34. ALLAN PARRY Track '32,'33,'34, Ag Club '32,'33,'34, Judging Team '33,'34. ERMA MCKEAN Opera '32, Basketball '32. ERMA PETERSON Opera '32, Baseball '34, EDITH CURTIS Designed Opera Lead Costume '33,'34. :rr 3 ..-. ' . ' ' ,.,... , . . .. ' . 18 -lj., is .,., AAA,,,, 3 . 1 11 A.A,,,. A,.,., , 1 ,,,..... A...., ,A,,, ,...., , . 3 .3 ,. AA,,, X . V H . t V . v . g Q H VA21A ,: ,., H A,.:A .,V,.A , , 3- , ... X ':.'-A . f ,,, SENIORS REX BARTON ARTHUR MCKILLL Ag Club '33,'34, Band '32,'5s,'s4. DOROTHY MCALLISTER Opera '33,'34, Opera Words and Music '34. HAZEL TIPPIQTTS El Amigo Club '34, Posture Parade '32, Opcrn '33, Basket- ball '32. MAE MARKHAM Opera Cast '34, Opera '33, Track '32,'33, Basketball '32, Baseball '32, El Amigo Club '34, Posture Parade '32,'33, Opera Words '3-4. Q WESLEY ROPER Student Body President '54, Spaniard '34, Scliool Play ,33 '54 Football '33, Debating Club '34, Opera '33. 1 FRED LEVANGER IONA RIGTRUP Class Officer '34, Senior Play '34, Opera '34, Opera Words '34, lil Amigo Club '34, Basketball '32,'33. FAWN ARGYLE Track '32, Baseball '32, Opera '33,'34, El Amigo '34, Pos- ture Parade '32,'33. DELOS ARGYLE Ag Club '32,'33,'34, Band '32,'33,'34, Judging Team ,53,,3-4. HEBER JOHNSON Football '34, DONNA HALVERSON Home Ee. Club '33,'34. C1551 . ,..af-.sS'nQ..!-VIQM-t.!e.'fQ-ML f 4, .M f1!NA'f'Q:M' 4 .ex '''f':Ti-i1'5'1-3'5'1:!'I'?'5:1:f'i:1:i:1:1:':f:1:1'I' -'-- A ' -------'4'--- -- ztmx r'- 2-:-1-I-ff-:-1.-zv:-1-I-I -'-'--.-,-.---' :by - '- I :i:E2:21S:E:5'i'1:E:E:E:EQf2iQE:E:E:2:E:E:ffii-' ' -NN ' i'i'i1:2-P1 3 I:2:2:2:2:3f?1E:7:?:f1i:f'1 '- ' f'.r .-.-.- ---. 1 . 5 cm. ,. L , 4 -. .. .. s L a 4. v u - Q C v . - .. , . 1 -L - 19 4 V flf A 1:1.111E ,.11:t:: ZEEEZZEE uniq -15555, 1:gge211fz21i?f'i'Hifi-fs 2f1::: '1QQ2,. . E 5 5.2: :::11 fiz :gf fllr v ,A gri ...-hu....,, -... 1 44' SENIORS DONALD liVANS Opera '32,'33, Band '33,'34, Opera Lead '32,'34. DELLA BEARNSON X Posture Parade '32, Basketball '32. INA NEXVIT1' El Amigo '34. PERRY WARNER Opera '33,'34, Opera Wrmrds '34-. LEON NEILSON Ag Club ,32,,33,,34. LOLA CLAYSON Opera '32,'34, Baseball Team '34. THEDA Jax El Amigo '34, Home Economics Club '33, Posture Parade '32,'33, Opera '33,'34, Opcra Words '34. PAUL CREER Class Officer '33, School Play '34, Assistant Athletic Man- ager '33, Athletic Manager '34, Stage Manager Senior Play '34 WILLARD S'1'EPHENSEN Opera '34, Ag Club ,32,'33. ALLEN WARNER Opera S32,'3 3,'34. RUTH BOOTH El Amigo '34, Opera '33,'34, Opera Words '33. l l CARVEL MITCHELL l Ag Club '33,'34. r - H+ ,,,, rr-' o'. H v 1 '-:':-:-z-:-.-.g:f' '.-.,-v- V ., .,... :-:4Ig:g1g:1::Q:E:5 g2::-:-:-:g2:i:I:1-g.:,.. 5, '-' Z: ' 5 X f 5, 4 ' ff,- ' H - ' .XV . . '....f-.f:..., . ..' aarfrw-NJ 20 L ,WL v ,,,,7,,,,, Y Y Y 5i'i53 1.E V, E11 .1.1,1:3 :5iE:,i1 2 SENIORS HELEN ROBERTS Home Economics Club '33, Opera '34, Opera XVords '34. MARK BOWEN Track '34, RUSSELL SMITH Basketball '34, Opera '34, Band '34, Transferred South High School '34, Opera Words '34. w, GLADYS SIMMONS Opera '32. NORNIA MITCHELL Opera '32, El Amigo Club '34. KEITH XVILDE Cheer Leader '32,'34. Senior Play '34, Tennis '33, Debating I Team '34, Band '33,'34, Orchestra '33,'34, School Play '34. GLENDEN BYTHEWAY Football '32,'33,'34, Basketball '32,'33,'34, Track '34, School Play '54, Student Council '32,'34. LEONA HILL El Amigo Club '34, Opera '32,'33,'34. AUDREY PACE Opera '32,'33,'34, Opera Words and Music '34. 0 , FRANK C ARGYLE Football '32,'33,'34, Basketball '33,'34, Track '32,'33,'34, Tennis '33, Class Officer '34. LA MAR FULLMER, Football '32,'33,'34, Basketball '32,'33,'34, Track '32,'33, '34, Opera '33,'34, Class Officer '32,'33. ERED SKINNER Ag'Club '32,'33,'34, Judging Team '33,'34, Band '32,'33, '34-. I l V Y ''3IfIfffff22atsif1asQ2ifare2asas21Qeggagese2f2f2fff'1f 'r 1feerifllififfs' fx ' . I 9. -..-nf'lNh..,,, , . 'llhmhv 0 -71 ' . -- v . 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LAVINIA LUDLOW Opera Plot '34, Band '32,'33,'34, Opera '32,'33,'34, Stu- dent Coach School Play '34, Senior Play '34, Debating Team '34, Opera Words '34. blalca KENNETH RUNOLFSON Band '32,'33,'34,', Opera '32. ROLAND MCQUIVEY Band '32,'33, Opera '33, Ag Club '33. FAWN FERGUSON Class Officer '32, Posture Parade '32, Girls Basketball '33, 1 '34, Flashes Staff '34, Spaniard Staff '34, Track '33, De- signed Opera Lead Costume '33. RELAND JOHNSON DALLAS ADAMS Football '3 3 ,'34. X Y . i a 'b i -','- . 1.3..w 1 'p-.'V-p'-:pI:: I .,,,, Q--1I .g 1: '.'p'Vpq,pp: p ,.,.,i,,,,,,. ,'.' lpbpi p up ,.,, 5 3,1 ..,.i. 5 -1' Z , s ' 22 zv: .2:, 1:51. -1,E,z,., , rf 415- . ..:::- 22:1-.-.. it :-: iff -QV- v..,-A,-A- -.:. 4-,:A1,: 1 i ..A1.::f:1: 1-1' i53 'i L' ':'l :' ,:1,, ,2e212:ff?f5 ' '''55355512A:E25151122225222223 :,1,s2 'zzl Iii. ,1,1.i,:.-.-. a 1 s L .,.., v . ak -. . SEISIIORS PHIL SMART Football '33,'54, Basketball '32,'33,'34, Track '54, Class Officer '33. REED HUGHES Football '34. RAY BROOKS Football '34, Class Officer '33, President Debating Club '34. I a, NORMA NIELSON Opera '35,'34, Opera Words '34 gf' PHYLISS HIGGINSON Opera Lead Costume 'Z-3. M469 LEONA SMITH Opera Lead Costume '33. 55360 ALLAN FRANCIS Football '33,'34, Opera '33,'34, Opera Cast '34, Mixed Chorus '33,'34. 'Rr- VAY FRANCIS Designed Opera Lead Costumes '33,'34, Ag Club '32,'33, WILLIAM HUFF Band '32,'33,'34, Opera Orchestra '33,'34. HOWARD WOFFINDEN LILLIAN BRADFORD 2 Vice-President Home Economics Club '34. V, STERLING OLSEN Football '34, Opera '32,'33,'34. RUTH CHADWICK Home Fc. Club '54. ,QQ 7 . ......, Q ' W . v I - ' - ,..,,,,.,,. Y ' I-Zaizzu-In K- 23 ROLL OF HONOR ,,.,:,:.. E Z., 55,35 5-fjEjEiE2 1-,1.. ,.,.: I..: 23:2 3 I., :., 33:2-!,,: EfQ1:ijf:2'. ff ,,, ,::g:-:::.E3V1, 51Ef:::5 r-r 5 -r-v -:f.v:g:i3Eigj:i-.,: ,ltz 'viz STUDENT BODY OFFICERS W'esley Roper, PI'l'XIlIl'l1f Rosetta Anderson, Sw.-T1'm1.f, Dixon Isaac Jean Greer Glcnden Bytheway Faye Thomas Mark Smith Margaret Bell Mervin Bytheway Mildred Vfilliams DEBATING Keith Wilde June Hodge Faye Thomas Frank Swenson Grace Stahmann Lavinia Ludlow OPERA Beth Krueger Faye Thomas Rosetta Anderson Lavinia Ludlow Darlene Davis Marie Adamson Frank Swenson Mark Ludlow SCHOOL PLAY Lavinia Ludlow James Robertson Paul Creer Marie Tuttle Merril Zabriskie TEN SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Margaret Bell Faye Thomas Perry Wariier Glade Anderson James Robertson Beth Krueger June Hodge Mark Ludlow Keith Wilde Lavinia Ludlow TYPE TEAMS Jean Greer Sena Briggs Grace Stahmann Anne Skinner LaRue Prior Beth Fvans FLASHES - SPANIARD STAFF Ezlifm' ,..,.., . . , . . Glade Anderson Bzzxilless Nlzuzzzgvl' . ,.,, . . . James Robertson A.vxm'i11lr' lfxfifor . ,. ....,., June Hodge Axsorinir B11xim'.vx Mulirzgw. , ..4.... Jean Creer Slwrfx Ifzliior . . ...,........,, Frank Swenson ATHLETICS FOOTBALL TRACK BASKETBALL Glenden Bytheway QCD Frank Swenson CCD Ray Brooks Phil Smart Dewey Jameson LaMar Fullmer Dixon Isaac Frank G. Argyle Mark Smith Don Larsen Reed Hughes Dallas Adams Allen Francis Robert Jensen Sterling Olsen Mark Ludlow ATHLETIC MANAGERS Paul Greer Bert Isaac, A.vxi.vlz111f MEAT JLIDGING William Swenson J. Fred Skinner Arthur McKell EFFICIENCY MEDAL QTo be givcnj PEP SONG COMPOSER Talmadge Simmons AGRICULTURE sTocK Juoomca William Swenson J. Fred Skinner Arthur McKell Ilsberne Baadsgaard Carvel Mitchell John Banks Delos Argyle Allan Parry LaMar Fullmer QCD Glade Anderson Frank C. Argyle Phil Smart Dewey Jameson Glenden Bytheway Mark Smith Russel Smith Robert Jensen Zella Cornaby Mildred Williams Lora Jones Florence Ludlow Della Vene Jensen Evelyn Argyle YELL LEADERS Florence Ludlow Keith Wilde GRAIN JUDGING Ifsberne Bandsgaard DR. HUGHES MEDAL QTo be givenj DECLAMATION HOME ECONOMICS AWARD ORATORY HONOR AWARDS ESEIEEEEE5EQEQEEEfEfi5E?E5E3E5f1ii:i::::'I ' P! t' ' 1 ra.-. 1'5'iIjE2f-Sri' 'e ' I viffif-2215--3352Qi525ig5iig:g253Q5gffiE5i5i53g1Q 24 L III? :f.1.. . ...1: 252 ..,,,, :'- , .-:- 22115-1-.. ,. .-.-21: -'-1 f '-1--,f1 1 'ff-111f---f'-vf- ' '-'-'- ' I f1f1 2 2-12 52525515255 :ffi 5 2222 55 1.: 2 :f-f-f Q 2 1f-f 11- I f 2 1 1'1 ' -: ':':f 1'21'A' :':1 5' :A lfiii i2:Q '::5I5E:E5j5 i1'- L VAVA 212ef2g22E g 2.E25i2g.g .1,, 252:23 zv. 1 25 '.:',1 g ig: v:2f 2-ff AZVAA in 2 -:-. 4 :1: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ii ,M-w ' Y ROSS WARNER ILA BOWEN MILDRITD XVILLIAMS PI'l'Sflll'Ilf Offirvr Offiwr LORRAINE BAILEY BIZRT ISAAC Sr'rrvfar'y and Trrnmrrr Offirvr To achieve the highest rung in the ladder of success has been the aim of every junior. During the past two years they have accomplished much but are still some distance from their goal. Cooperation has been their greatest achievement. They have cooperated as a class to establish a set unity with the faculty and student body. This class has been ably repre- sented in both the opera and the school play and hopes to set an enviable record in athletics. Although the Junior Class met defeat on Junior day, they are de- termined to Win next year's fracas. y XVith these views in mind the Junior Class is ready to push ahead for advancement of themselves, their class, and their school. , 25 ,- -W , .11.1 55i3125i54i::Qi::ii-1 '5-ETii ::,Z iiiii3l'iii.5i35l2.i1. Qi ziz: fl ,1j2Q255Q-521Q1ifZ:1iiii IHZA 1..'f ,,:1 5 aigigigsg 1:-::- 55.gigiiz-Z132gz225f5l:5.z 'ili Zjg ' A' ff: 25255525j2zf?f2fi2f'giQEf T'i ' I v A .-. . v ,xv ,,.. , v .. , . 1...-, '.,v L. l JUNIGRS Front Row-Ruby Taylor, Rheuana Allen, Darlene Davis, Leah Foster, lla Marcusen, Fawn Alex, Madeline Thomas, Eleanor Moore. Second Row-Legrande johnson, Maughn Robertson, Ross XVarner, Mary McC1arry, Lila Angus, Alberta Hutchings, La Verne Johnson. Third Row!Sterling Bradford, Clyde Beckstrom, Emma Jean Hanks, Francis McCormick, Mary Wliitwood, Aleen Barnett. Fourth Row-Carl Miner, Dean Huff, Louise Faux, NVanda Carson, Maida Warreli, Fern Cloward, Evelyn Argyle. Fifth Row-W'illis Tuckett, lla Bowen, Chester Davis, Francis johnson, Madge Hales, Bernice Hansen. i K Front Row--Darwin Bowen, Frank Smith, Wilnia Hansen, Don Searle, Beulah Johnson, George Thomas, Ruth Thomas. Second Row-George Finch, Jay Brown, Lyn Child, Lavinia Bingham, Ardena Sorensen, Ralph Swalberg, Eleanor Harwood. Third Row-Ferris Twelves, Albert Vicklund, Fern Poulsen, Lallue Barney, Albert Kingsford, Reed Johnson, Mark Hales. Fourth Rcmw-Wayiie Cornaby, Morris Christensen, Mary Adamson, Gladys Markham, Loraine Bailey, Marian Creer, Grace Wilde, Bert Stewart. ,A,3:5-5:5E3255552E515IQ22EEEEliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiifiifEQff2Q:5:,E5- :.1 1.,. 1 1 .,.1..::1r.'::' 555: 1 -.,-.:.:. H. ,:,::-1 -521132532 :-1.. .,-r:r.1: 3 5 IiiEiii55iff5fii?2EQiEEf13E5:5:5 :1. 3 .:.1:::1:::::::f::r:r:: 1'I5:iF551?EiE2EiEEf2E5E5E523:2: ,.1 ,,.,.. ., .,.,.,.., VHHAEQQV ............ , E .-.- in V Qnnn ..,, .:,:,:,:.,,.,.5:,.,.,., .,, .1,,,-.5,:,,,:E-.5.:,E , is ..,... J H in ....,.: ,,,,,, .-.- -.-v I H . . .....v . p x' -.-.-. :.,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,.:.,-.- l 26 L . J ffl ZZE fii 35 ive Junlons Front Row-Delbert Hales, Fdsell Swanner, Ronald Creer, Dixon Isaac, Floyd Vincent, Henry Brad- ford, Bert Isaac. Second RoW- Flmo Burton, Vernon Prince, Neil Gardner, Rulon Merrill, Frank Peterson, ,lack Chris- tensen, Ross Sterling, Heath Meiling, Ledru Anderson. N, Third Row-Zelma Lombardi, Helen Leek, Melbn Stuart, Nita Gardner, Zoe Koyle, jean Creer, Helen Mordue, Grace Stgihmginn, Marie Tuttle, Beth XVilli1u'ns, .lean Broekbnnk, Sena Briggs. Front Row-Farrell Lamb, Russel Lundell, Curtis Fillmore, Lynn Huff, Merrill Larson, Roy Davis. Second Row-Clarence Geslison, Ray Thompson, Earl Bowen, Ben Thomas, Belden Carlson, Flmo Thorn, Ross Ellis, Keith Patterson. Third Row-LaRee Taylor, Ella Nelson, Lula Davis, Bernice Alexander, Mildred Angell, Mary Hnrrif son, Lucille Hughes, Florence Ludlow, Mildred Vyilliams. Fourth Row-Alessie Roach, Marjorie Cooper, Delia Miller, Margaret Olsen. I Y ' I -1+ - 2'1 'ilfiif-f'lQffZ2521:15'QZQEQEE'152523512325252511555322i3E522EEE2E2E515.5 if' ': ':'t:5:53-55f5f5f5---:-- liz:'3r53Q35f55iEfE1iEiA3E5'iEEE5Ef --:.--. .,..-55335ffif:1:ffi51'f'f'-.-,,,g-,:5i?fE5if'f5fi'3'i5':: :'1'--arffi'7:lfi52f51Q-if.fI'QE5:s-1:1 F55355122:EEZEQEiEZ:5E5EEE55.::V1-1+1-z-1-E-EEE5555933 2'A ':''135513E515EE52EEEZEZEQEEEQEEEEEEEEEZEE N, , v, F' . 4 ,.,,. ' , 27 M .. M 4 fr Y W 'ff Y ' 'Y ' zrz inf- ::11:::1:-:1:V:'..:1-- 21.i2i552i'15'5:i:i:' i53l3Il51t2i32'2-15:2-1:1.1. . ,:.1 ....-V1-'1-1- 2 1:2122-2255511252225 I ':'1 -f.'.1.. ...,,...:,.-- I 1: .,-f:1 2 . ..'- -'1f' I '-1-1-1':.:, 1.5 .,-.:. ...,,.1..1 . '-1' i :e:11i5z.22EEf:i?f3' . I V . ,.,.2:..:.,:::z,,.j:, . 5-..,.. F' ,MI- ..:.:,,.3. F - ' - JUNIORS Front Row-Ned Gull, Louise Taylor, Ardis Christensen, Jeneve Creer, Delma Stewart, Fern Halverson Twyla johns, Allan Galt. Second Row-Esberne Baadsgaard, Clarence Shepherd, Laura Hales, Lucille Hallam, Mildred Butler, Stella Blolim, Inez Ferguson, Lois Hall, Byron Pierce. Last Row-Hunter Jeffries, Lee Hansen, Rutli Hull, Theonn Brains, Maxine Turner, Helen Johnson, Bud Olsen, Beryldean Clownrd. SOPHOMORES v Front Row-Max Brown, Verle Hatch, Edward Monk, Blaine Hill, Frank Johnson, Clarence Under- Wood. Second Row-Kathryn Bigelow, Frmn Davis, Leah Argyle, Marie Paulsen, Adm Runolfson, Geraldine Bearnson, Lois McFadden, Rosetta Milner. ' ' ' A x x l x i 1 f2f:e:e',1:f1-1,---- 1-1,.,.1.,.,.:iz1:zzz::111:ff::::2,s:22:fiz2as 222 Siiiiii 22eeffaf:a:,:-,1:,. ,,,1,:,r-.-r,.,. 1,,,:-.,,::11:Eflifarselaais 3 2 2:'l 'fiizsza Q2,,,.Q,1:,,:,1.r,...,.,.,.,. ,.,., . ,,.,.,..,,.,1,:,1,:Q, Qgfegez Ezi 'fia 1 E251,:,1,:,.,,,.,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,.,,,.,.,.,:,1,:1,f:gg Q 2 sii ' 'tif a,g,f,f:,,-., ,.,:,,,r,,,.,,,,,, ,,.,,,,., A L ,,.,, ,1g:5,,i, Q pzrgsg 'ieiiiiigggaea gfe115,,,f1,,,,,,,,, ,Z,3,Z,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,f,,,, g if -:,1., -ff-if .lrl .zil ,,,..,1,,, , ., ,:.:,,,,. ,,,..,1: , ..:,V.:i -.,,,,,,:,.. a ,,, a ,,.,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,i ,,,,. , an .q.,,. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,i ,,,,, , ,,., ,.,.,.,.. j 1 .,,..,,,,,,i,,,,r,,,, ii, .L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,,, ,,, l U 28 P, V-'M 5 - ,, 4 M , -3 , - VI. - ' . , I ..V,A ' '- 7:1ll....,-issvf- 1!...sv A- SOPHOIVIORE CLASS OFFICERS gf-'N' gg. me 4117 TREVOR FAUX KATHRYN ISAAC GILNEVIEVE STEWART Pwsidvlll Offirm' Offircr' I I COLIZEA HAYCOCK DAN ID BOWIZN Sl'L'l't'f1lV'j' and Tl'f'tI.YIlI'l'l' Offirw' The Sophomores! They have the cream of the school, and the ideals are high. Have you ever stopped to think of all the activities the mem- bers of this class have entered into? There were sophomores in the school play, there is a liberal sprinkling of sophomores in the opera, sophomore boys were out for track and spring football, and many a sophomore girl caused a Senior to direct his gaze in her direction. The school will receive nothing but Whole-hearted cooperation from the class of '3 6. We'll do our best To show the rest just what a soph can be. It may be thought we're not so hot, But you just Wait and see! The Sophomore bunch I've got a hunch Will surely lead the Way. They've got the stuff and that,s enough, To excel in Work and play. ' 1 ff-22,2211 :ea 'f1'f i!?2 zQE5 'V:Qfi5i2-is 5525551 ilffri ,'.e1 212- i:a2i Ifl f 1:2 152221 Iii I , 29 .3512 '1:.11,. . ,,.V..,V...V...'.- V1-.. 2 ..':..251z2Ef :Zf 55 iiiifriiiiifivil :1,, I .,,: ., . ,,.,......,':1 5-111-f122Ei3Ef'?5i1 --1:::.v. . -. , . f -.1,..-. e ...... .:V.',. . Hs: A IQVVQZ i ' v A bvqu i i , .,,.,. ,. ,. ,.:, I ,,,.. ' 0 .,., l .1,, . SOPHOMORES 4 Front Row--Lester Hansen, Donald Davis, XVilliam Thomas, Mervin Bytheway, Roy Hansen, David Bowen, Allen Creer. Second Row--Aileen Bowen, Helen Creer, LaRue Prior, Beth Evans, Anna Jean Robertson. Third Row-Edna Peterson, Hilda Anderson, Bona McKean, Virginia Darling, Anne Skinner, Blanche Beckstead, Alice Beckstead. i I S Front Row-Ray Simmons, Clyde Braithwaite, LaVoy Christensen, Ferris Olson, Doyle Shepherd. Second Rowe-George Davis, Fred Pierce, Oran Tyrrill, Donald Mitchell, Lawrence Olsen, Max Ostler, Wayne Gardner. Third Row-Mary Lundell, I.aWana Grotegut, Dorothy Anderson, Hazel Killian, Norma Johnson, Fern Christensen, Louise Pierce, Goldie Siler. l .t:::Eg3EE5iEE?,..,,.,. .1..,3::2:gi5:gi5E3gggQggggzQe2si11:f'f' , 2s2e5.,,,,WE wjiiiiifif QSSEEEQZQQQW Q o 1 ,.-..,- 1-12:-1 x v .xv ,..,..- 1: . V , . .1 ' .mfiuviiww-'M I 30 ,f SOPHOMORES Front Row-Lynn Argyle, Oscar Butler, Rex Christmas, V. L. Robertson, John Bowers, Stewart Jex, Daryl Simmons, Vernon Gardner, Andrew Gardner. Second Row--Sterling Taylor, Tim Moran, Myrl Lundell, Lynn Ludlow, Don Clayson, Scott Huff, Iiarl Lombardi, Melvin Morgan. Third Row-Colleen Haycock, Alma Andrus, Francis Hughes, Norma Christensen, LaPreal Ludlow, Betty Hayes, Donna Tanner, Beth Roberts, Donna Clayson. Back Row-Ruby Malmgren, Serena Ludlow, Bernice Lundell, Naomi Hansen, Vera DeGraw, Clara Barney, Laura Thorvaldson, Opal Prince, Ruth Hansen. A ss-'eil wa? few? i,,... . 'Z' 591- , Front Row-Waldon Wfilliams, Allen Greer, Norma W'erritt, Afton Huff, Kathryn Issac, May Huff, Trevor Faux, Bert Ludlow. Second Row-Ray Cloward, Blair Johnson, Vern Keele, Mern Tiffany, Leona Davis, Louise Laylor, Lehi Hales, Mark McKell. Third Row-Earl McCormick, Dion Corbell, Dorothy Tanner, Myrl Davis, Faye Huntington, Fern Rowe, Grace York, Beth Swalberg, Thelma Wtiod. Fourth Row-Elwood Stephenson, Vern Clayson, Aleen XVaters, Margaret Anderson, Bessie W'ilson, Verl Lewis, Elmer Taylor, Ardell Angus, Marie Isaac, Allen Firmage, Sterling Jones. 31 A , ssss ss ssrs Z ss, ,ss,sss,ss ss , 1 M s, ss ss c 1 i , E ,s ss is is lsls i ,s s,s ,s, N' - . A. .,.., f..' SOPHOMORES Front Row-LaMnr Evans, Vfilliam Keele, Frank Robertson, Lenard Moore, Max Larsen, Ray Carter, Karl Koyle. Second Row-Grant NVillian1s, Ralph Searles, Anne Francis, Margaret Johnson, Elizabeth Demson, Evan Anderson, Myrl Argyle. 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Svrziw' RL'f70l'fl'l', Fawn Ferguson, St'llf0l' Rrjrorlw, Don Searle, lllllilll' Rv1r0r'lz'r', Ardis Christensen, III7li0V Rvj7m'if'r', Mcrvin Bytheway, Sujrlzoumrc' Ra'1wr'fi'r, Zina johnson, Faculty Adviser. At last one of the dreams of S. F. H. S. has been realized with the publication of our first real year book in twelve years. In order to insure the financial success of our venture, subscriptions and advertisements Were sold before actual Work started on the book. This enabled the staff to get a close estimate of the type of a book it could pay for. To give impetus to the year book movement, it has been l necessary to cut down the issues of Q'Flashes to only four instead of the usual seven or eight, and the same staff has handled both publications. It is believed that, if the year book can once become established on a firm foundation, it will continue to be published annually Without sacrificing the school paper. As members of the staff We hope that this year book will create in you a desire for a bigger and better one next year. , L as f N .- n Y ' 0, . 'fs ' . . ..Y. ,. . ......w--QQ'f'f Xil' lv ek is v he X ' ttttt H fi, , , or ers ' ,A o, ,, tcec le ,,, a rarararrrer s trers ecee cr I 5 5 E A L l AGRICULTURE CLUB l Front Row-John Banks, Cai vel Mitchell, Ray Simmons, Grant Vll'illlL1l'llS, XVilliam Swenson, Daryl Simmons, Lehi Hales, Doyle Shepherd, David Bowen, Tim Moran, Sterling Jones, LaMar Evans, Vern Keel, Mr. Bohne. Second Row-Mr. Skinner, II1fT'llFf0Y', Elbert Erickson, John Bowers, Williani Argyle, Lynn Gull, Arthur McKell, Clarence Gull, Delos Argyle, Elmer Johnson, Waldcwn Williams, George Tanner, Blaine Gardener, Ferris Olsen, Theodore Hicks, Beryldcan Cloward, George Finch. Third Row--Elmer Taylor, Morris Mecham, ,lohn Huff, Donald Clayson, Lynn Argyle, Donald Mitchell, Donald Davis, Mark McKell. Standing-First Row-Darwin Bowen, Ned Gull, Reed johnson, LcV0y Christensen, Iisberne Bands- gaard, Reed Thomas, Lee Hansen, Earl Christopherson, Leon Neilson, Allen Galt, Roy Davis, Bert Ostler, Carl Miner, Edward Monk, Wfilliam Thomas. Second Rowe-Earl McCormick, Fred Boyack, Lester Hansen, Darrel Bahr, Bud Olsen, Oren Tyrrill, Donald Davis, Wayiie Cornaby. FUTURE FARMING JUDGING TEAM X Arthur McKell J. Fred Skinner Williain Swenson ' v ,.4,...,,. , .,,,.. -.:,.,.1,:1 1 '. ' U V l 36 P MAYAN GOLD CAST Itami . . . . jack Davies Alonzo Shirl Swenson Don Avaro . . Blaine Johnson Nora . . . Darlene Davis Noma . . . .Faye Thomas Nadora . . . .Rosetta Anderson Nacotal . . . . . .Alva Callisrer Zuna . Phyllis Livingston Arpetl Mark Ludlow Luka . . . . Geordia Prince EGYPTIAN LULLABY Pharaoh Queen . Haymen Torro . Hehry . CAST . .Mark Ludlow .Marie Adamson Frank Swenson Merril Zabriskie Mae Markham Naena Urmah Hehma Pcdlo Snozzer .Darlene Davis . .Faye Thomas Rosetta Anderson . . . .Don Johnson Allan Francis 4 SCHOOL PLAY CAST-Wesley Roper, Mr. Burrouglisg Paul Creer, Mooney, Don Searle, Marquisg Ross Wgxriier, Mr. Smitlag Glenden Bytlieway, Farl, Sterling Taylor, Reporterg Frank Swenson, Lord Brockington, Ralph Pinegar, Simmons, Grace Stalimann, ,lane Burroughs, Merril Zabriskie, Gunboat Williaiiisg Marie Tuttle, Lady Elizabetlig James Robertson, George Burroughs, Lorraine Bailey, Antoinette, Madalene Thomas, Mary Burroughs, Wfayne Bowen, David Burroughs, Mark Ludlow, Stage Manager. SENIOR PLAY CAST--Keith Wilde, Mr. Foxy Marie Adamson, Miss Smitlag james Robertson, Henryg Bert Boyaek, Jacob Webberg Iona Rigtrup, Bridger, Mark Ludlow, james Cordong Lavinia Ludlow, Mrs. Gordon, June Hodge, Betty Webberg Howard Jones, Jimmie Gordong Faye Thomas, Tlieodora Maitland, Frank Swenson and Paul Creer, Managers. 38 iii W i . .,.. 4:,,,::::: . :,1 I 1:::- E ::::: . ...A. llzlzll .A,..-.1,. Q A.,,.:,: ,:,: 5:5 ':f1r 5 .41: 5: .v,,., :Q ,v,Y..,:,,,.,.. zzg -,A,. ,:v.:. 5 2 3, Iv., .. I :-v- VV ',-.v ,,.:,t::i-:,.,-, , -, -Z 'v,, ,.,.,, my I ivzz , .,.,:1:,,:::::: E2:5:,,,:EZ,:5.E5,5:5,E EL AMIGO CLUB l Front Row-Ruth Booth, Lucy Znbriskie, Beth Kreuger, Leona Hill, Faye Thomas. Second Rowf Mildred Vincent, Ina Newitr, Ruby York, Theda llex, Gladys W'ride, Kathryn Ellett, june Hodge. Third Row-Fawn Argyle, Lora Jones, May Markham, Miss Partridge, Allzixvr, Iona Rigtrup, Zelln Cornnhy, Rosetta Anderson, LaRue Hone. w l DEBATING CLUB l Front Row--Frank Swenson, Keith Vfilde, Ray Brooks, W'esley Roper, Howard jones, Albert Kingsford. Second Row-Margaret Bell, Grace Stnhmann, Lavinia Ludlow, Faye Thomas, Miss Partridge, All1'fXI'l', june Hodge, lla Bowen, Marie Adamson, LOTLI jones. ...W-sSfiw.,,,., L...-M...e cm. f ,f1Q'N!e'f'! -t '--'r -r 'A--A'--v 1 :-:-::....:f: f::1 zgs .e::.,.f:-3:5 111-1 - - ----- 1 .'.'. :.:.1.:.f.-. W ...-. H Q --.-.v- -.-, 2 :f::zfe'3 1::z:e:f:1-f1rf1f:1:ff-'' 'I-f-1 5222 51232225325 Eiiiiiigiisiziq sisi'-fl '- ' A ---' :::: z:a:agafe:1:1:zg2: zgzgzq::afe:ff2:1-ff - ' is -'-'- f rf:f121 gs:e:sga5ag 2g2g 39 4 V Y l 1,:, E :5,5:5E 5:E:,,::E:i ,E: ,.A., J I ..f1':g: 3:5E5,1?g:,ig5gi5 55:13, EE. ,,g. 5 ,:f:,1.:. ,,. A: ,::t:.:.:: 5 .,::.1 .:::: 5 ,E :gl 1 .::..,..,.., -- F ,,.,.,- ,.,.,,-, ,., ,. ,.,,.. ,,,':,1, 2 222,-E l i -,::. 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They exhibited live stock in six fairs which included two in Cali- fognia. They also won the Utah State Championship in judging. I-if! William Swenson, J. Fred Skinner, and Arthur McKell represented Utah in the National Judging Contest at Kansas City, and won fourth as a team in livestock judging and second in judging cuts of meat. Wil- liam Swenson ranked second high in judging and received a S200 scholar- ship to any Agricultural College in America. The Union Pacific Scholarship for outstanding work in agriculture was awarded to J. Fred Skinner with William Swenson as alternate. Their F.F.A. Ball, annual program, and Father and Sons banquet were outstanding. Mr. Skinner and our local F.F.A. chapter certainly deserve the ap- preciation of the student body for the honors they have brought Spanish Fork High School' ORIGINAL QPERAS Four entirely original operas, Estralita, Jewel of Wof' Mayan Gold, and Egyptian Lullaby, have been presented in four successive years. Each has brought increasing fame and honor to the school. May- an Cwoldf, especially received wide publicity by being presented not only here and at Provo, but also at the U.E.A. convention in Salt I.ake City. Work each year has become more completely originalg Egyptian Lullabyv in every detail was planned by the students of the various de- partments. Spanish Fork High School claims the distinction of being the only high school in America to consistently create, develop, and produce its own opera. I 35:5 :5-,.. . ..-:-: 5 :5:' 5553323 :5.5.5.5.. , ..-.5:4 51 5fE5f5E5:5 :5.5 ......1.5:5: 2 25 2'i 55525.51 ,.5-.-.-.... ,. . ......5.5:5: 5 1 l??E5:5:5:5.5-... K HHVZ: 5.5 ,.,.,5:f: 5:5g5g5g5g ggg5g5g5g gg5g... .., 35,5 -.5.5.5, 5,5 555 55553g55 E53555 :5:5:5g55g 5g5gzE5 41 Z V'f21::a:-:g5 5. -11,111:1.,1.E3. ig. i,1,,,: . I 5 ,:.:1 5 ..,.:. 55.24. bV'1:,::1. 5 .,.E., V:.1V, , . ,:,,, .V:.::.,:,, 3 ,551 :.,, 1 I -5 if -I p Q. Vq:,, ,AA,,. 1 . EZAZ . W . A,.AA i,2: ACTIVITIES fContinuedJ- SCHOOL PLAY The annual school play, Q'The Championu was successfully presented by a capable and well selected Cast. Gunboat XVilliams,,' the famous prizefighter, after many trials and difficulties, finally reconciled himself to the sophisticated English life of the Burroughs family. ' The fine coaching of Miss Partridge and the Cooperation of the stu- dent body also helped to make this production an outstanding one. SENIOR PLAY t'Cat-O-Nine Tails, a mystery play, presented by a very capable Senior cast certainly held the audience spellbound from start to finish. The Cat even hypnotized Theodora and baffled the detective in order to carry out his fiendish plans, but was finally captured by the guest, while the rest of the characters were being terrorized. The play was very successful during its three presentations and only goes to show what the seniors can do. DEBATING CLUB Organized October 31, 1933. Officers: Ray Brooks, President, Wesley Roper, Vice President, Marie Adamson, Secretary, Albert Kings- ford, Treasurer, Miss Partridge, Adviser. Competing team, June Hodge, Erank Swenson, Keith XVilde, Faye Thomas, Grace Stahmann, Lavinia Ludlow. EL AMICO The El Amigo Club leaves behind it a most commendable record. The willingness and the enthusiasm with which its members have sup- ported all school activities have helped to make this year a most successful one for all concerned. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Although organized only last year, the Home Economics Club this year became affiliated with the national organization. Their activities were both numerous and beneficial. Their Christmas project was especially successful. Their 1933-34 officers were Margaret Marcusen, Lillian Bradford, Margaret Bell and Donna Halverson. TYPEWRITING TEAM The type team made a splendid showing in this years COntCStS. Dis- trict contest: Both teams first with highest average ever made in this district. Intermountain contest Cfour states representedj : Ann Skinner third as individual typist, combination of first and second year teams second. Such a record is assurance of still greater achievements. BAND New instruments, new uniforms, new music, participation in the B.Y.U. Homecoming, the regional band meet, and the state meet at Price, together with the possibilities of summer concerts all have combined to make the first year's band work under the direction of Mr. Coffman successful. 42 X A 'x A I V 1-. 4, Vr ' I f1f1 -' 1-522:22 ...: gag igg ... i'i1,i3 1'211 ... ?1 l21'i f 'i ii'A'2EfiiQ1.iii2QQE.5 Eg zfiii TlQ.5E1 . 4 9 Z D QLMHFHEHIIHQHEICIIFIIIQES FOOTBALL Front Row-Assistant Athletic Manager Bert Isaac, William Keele, Frank Peterson, Ross Sterling, Ross Wfarner, Vihildon XY'iIliams, Floyd Vincent, Don Searle, Athletic Manager Paul Crcer. J. cond Row-Bert Ostler, Captain Frank Swenson, Reed Hughes, Dallas Adams, Don Larsen, Allan Parry, Bill Christensen, Sterling Olsen. 'I aircl Row-Assistant Coach jack Swenson, Dixon Isaac, Allan Christensen, Ray Brooks, Mark Smith, Manuel Clayson, Frank C. Argyle, Allen Francis, Xvayne Cornaby, George Tanner, Captain Glendcn Bythewny, Phill Smart, Coach Fenton Reeve. BASKETBALL Front Row---Assistant Athletic Manager Bert Isaac, Robert Iensen, Russell?-Smith, Dewey Jameson, Glade Anderson, Captain La Mar Fullmer. - ' Second Row-Coach Fenton Reeve, Phil Smart, Cvlenclen Bytheway, Frank C,'Argyle, Mark Smith, Manuel Clayson, Athletic Manager Paul Creer. - 'if . w Tm 'L 45 i YV X 4 Z X X X rea. A s 4e, A ' iil ii i iiii i i i aa A e e it A TRACK TEAM Fronr Rowilllrirlr sniirlr, Ross Wfarner, Glide Anderson, Glendcn Byrnewny, Prank Swenson, Frank Peterson, Dewey Jonieeon. Second Row-willirnn Keele, Ld Mar Evans, Lynn Argyle, Frank Argyle, Henry Bradford, Bert Lud- low, Blair Johnson, Paul creer. Aflozrfn- llinnrgri-. Third Row-Allen Perry, Glen Moore, LL1 Mor Fnllnrer, Andrew Gardner, Dixon Irene, Floyd Vincent Willis Tneleerr, Grnnr Williams, Fei irri n Reeve, corn-b. l TRACK PROSPECTS FAVORABLE Although the loss of such stars as Brimhall, Chadwick, Warren and Holm was keenly felt, Coach Reeve seems to have this year, a group of athletes who should regain the state championship. lfWith Fullmer leading , our hurdle list, Anderson and Swenson in the sprints and Smith, Argyle, l Isaac, Peterson and Anderson in the short and long distances, the track l events should be well taken care of. Swenson will lead a group of better than average vaulters while Bytheway, Fullmer, Jameson and Smith should garner points in the weights. l XVith these stars merely afs a nucleus and a field of new material, , prospects for a successful season look very favorable. i l LaMar Fullmer won the gold watch given to the all-around cham- pion, at the B.Y.U. Invitation Track and Relay Carnival. x . 1.A:1: 1 r:rff:r:r: 2:2:s:r:2:22222225552555225255 rii 'r1r:rrr:1-r:.-, 5 r,i .,,,...,.,., r.,.rr, ,-,i 5 . Q , .,.,.,,..,...-.rr,rrrr: if555e?5isEiQi5Fitfseer ::f,i-:rir ,r.r.r.,,r.r,r 5 rrinag1agessrrg:2i2E?i535??ll .. ..., V. VVHA ' v X V. p.,.,. .., ,.,,,.,. rr.,,.,, ..,. ,:,.r ,zi ,r a ::,i ..,. ,,., I r I .... ,...,,.,., .,., .,,,,,,,.,. .... p I H , ., I 46 4 v- Q V f 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row-Florence Ludlow, Evelyn Argyle,,Della Venc Jensen. Second Row--Fawn Ferguson, Mildred Willianms, Fern Ferguson, Madeline Thomas, Beth Williams Bessie Baldwin. Third Row--Fern Cloward, LaRue Prior, Lora Jones, lla Bowen, Sena Briggs. , GIRLS' BASEBALL I Front Row-Florence Ludlow, Evelyn Argyle. Second Row-Majorie Cooper, Mildred Wfilliams, Madeline Thomas, Fern Ferguson, Bessie Baldwin Beth Williams. Third Row--Mary McGarry, LaRue Prior, Lora Jones, Lola Clayson, Sena Briggs. 47 , .AJ ATHLETICS SUMMARY FOOTBALL TEAM Witll but five lettermen returning for the 1933 football squad Coach Fenton Reeve sounded the call for the fall sport, which was happily answered. The team led by Captains Bytheway and Swenson was Prob- ably the strongest offensive team in the district, yet slightly weak on defense. They climaxed a grueling season, by tying Springville, district champions, in the final game of the season. Regular Team: Glenden Bytheway, Frank Swenson, Frank Argyle. Phil Smart, LaMar Fullmer, Reed Hughes, Manuel Clayson, Allan Fran- cis, Sterling Olsen, Don Larson, Dewey Jameson, Mark Smith and Ray Brooks. BASKETBALL Viewing the 1934 basketball season from the standpoint of a cham- pionship team is rather disheartening, but looking at it from the stand- point for which it was originated-sportsmanship and fair play-it has been highly successful. The major purpose, that of developing as manv skilled competitors in each event as possible, has truly been accomplished. Winning games is only a secondary goal to promote the first. Although the team didn,t come out on top, it had fight till the end and should be considered as one of the best teams that has represented our school. Regular Team: LaMar Fullmer, Phil Smart, Glade Anderson, Frank C. Argyle, Dewey Jameson, Glenden Bytheway, and Mark Smith. GIRLS' BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL For some years the girls of the various classes have competed in basketball and baseball. These girls, competitive sports, however, have been gradually emerging from their inter-class status until recently they have attained inter-scholastic proportions. The Spanish Fork girls set up an excellent record in their games with Provo, Payson, Springville and other towns. Now that an amendment has been added to the constitution giving a letter to the regular members of the girls' baseball and basketball teams, still greater interest will be taken in these sports. TENNIS Although the court at the High School was built only a year ago, Spanish Fork racqueters are gradually pushing themselves into the lime- light of county and state tennis meets. With the interest which is now taken in this sport, Spanish Fork High School should produce some county or even state tennis champions in the near future. 4 X' - ......., S ,.,.. X J ilii rx 222f'1f-1' ieieifig 1-' 212222 25523 :f' 1 -1::-11 1-:1 ia :i:1'1 :2-- --f'1 ,' g .1-1- 2i:a1s21g:2e2 1.e, 2f-- 12121 I 48 Q .qQo.-1,4-141-1:1-src.,-v'v-n-ea E HFIIEAQIFUHRHES T '1'1' V: '-f iii ::'3 V 55ii5?35Z5i2:E5?ii2f 51113521252 Af52.,. 5 ,:,:j rfi 21- 21' 53533 35V5g.i 1VZ 1211 -'- 1i'iTQ?i:2iQg .,:. '. CALENDAR September 2-We wash our neck and ears, put on a clean shirt and resume our scholastic careers. I 3 ff 3 , cf ' . . . I 5 - ,EIU September 5-Classes begin. Multiply the velocity 9 I by the weight in grams, extract the square root l i I 0 .54 4 F, I I and apply Ohm's law-or what is it? ' T K 95 -wlw fy' -Nw Lao... September 15-We shine the old patent leathers, don our best duds, and enjoy ourselves im- mensely at Edgewater. September 29-Football game with Lehi gives a chance to root our team to victory, and we do N , - our noble best. Z O K' X1 ,, ' ,Z Z October 13-Our team is quite tied up in the X ,HWS game, as witness the score against Provo. N ff N October 20-Beet vacation. We welcome this let , Z up from our hard UQ work. I Z October 27- Mayan Goldv goes to S. L. Our opera is fast gaining repute. VP pi' to X1 Q November 6-Our eyes are dazzled by a change JE-ax! ' V12 of scenery each day. The year book campaign XFX -' rm ' is on. fe S' X A X November 13-The judging team goes to Kansas. X is x X1 Y ' Our Future Farmers bring home the bacon. is , November 29-We are thankful for two days va- l cation. 3 All f 'I l December 15-The School Play. Piff, Piff, by ' jove and all that sort of thing, quite corking, if 'l Xes, lg ' I may say so. i , K H' l' 'q December 16-The bird man entertains. I still :ll prefer the turkey. W' . .. ,.,. ,,.. . . . p z z., .-..,.,., .v.,, V :ZA V ' 4 51 l YYY H 7 YY J V ' ' JT' Z 41.7, ,W ,, lufl ..'?i , - .gi ' 3 'r ,I Jw hiv' . 'ji ,Q V5 14 1 ju 'E i rd? :QQ if ' ef ,' . Ji' ,. f ,y r W! ,g . f 5 gf' F ' if . ' ,Ee fl 11 my 'se Ti Jealousy Now my dear bofiifvx ' , , Tug-o-war Junior Prom Sech carryings on And what's more- How's the weather? 52 Down and almost our M1 ' -U, .f I ' xi N X, Q X ' -. '. v. '. - P- CALENDAR Ueeember 25-We receive our annual supply of purple socks and orange neekties. January 5-The Seniors won the Competitive pro- gram contest. which says lots for tl1em. January 5-Basket ball season opens. We didn't bring down the pennant. but we nearly brought down the roof. January 26-We engage Payson here, and though the victory is somewhat belated, it is neverthe- less cheering. February 2-Our fans are thrilled by a fast en- counter with Nephi, and We give the champion- ship team a run for their money. February 9-Our student body show their daunt- less spirit by getting out and rooting lustily for our team in spite of a set back. February 16-Our basketball team take themselves in hand and defeat Tintie decisively. February 22-I wasn't scared, but why did they have to turn off tl1e lights in the Senior Play? March 9-Juniors n1ake up for defeat with swell Prom. March 23-XVe watch the girls play basket ball. Wfhat form! I mean the shooting, you sap. April 18-Uur typesters pound the Remingtons to great advantage and win honors. May 11-We indulge in competitive events at Springville on Neho Day. May 18-The diplomas are awarded and the eur- tain draws on a successful school year at Span- ish Fork High School. .X hy! -. x I I., . ,,, ., v , r' 2 4 VJ . Q! Q? xy ,ips ab 1 ix I- - 5 H Pr 1 J 1:- 45.1 .' m-me X4 l X .y -1 ,. 4. X illll ff x L J + V- EJ Afxw If I 1 w Q 11 1 5 X A-i N v - 5 9 i :af f X of 1 , - be - f A Ml? 2 1 . 2 1 ' .1 f f I ' wSmY4M,fj!e1 ,gy 1, 4 -. A , ...,..,. A Avlplv v .xx 'gp -. -'P-1 . s v 0 ' Vs v n 5 E 53 'uw 1::12 1'fA :1v.-., .1 -..1Q. 54 5522122 12s1iai12.2f222-fi i iff-. 211 ff2ee1,-vsi sffffi :-' 'IZA llri .., - Q ,X U 'fee ' 1 i X 2 5 2 .. I X ' Q '. R' RN g Vie s v 'fr .. , X H A . LM 'K 5 if Ti Q A 'fu L V v R A! V, M I. U M lx, I ' 'jk' U . iv 5, fix X 'Uk . 'Q J f Vp Y 'L X, l , L K . 9 -. . 4' in Nic' Wi Rnfietv' .V g5+fz.i ' 1 School Annex E ,V ' W'hose Harem? ' L :LY'1?'iA E JT Cut out the Rough Stuff t Some Understanding V 4 E Head Mun NSCLQIC Form ' Am V Qughw vb n,. 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HAIRCUTS SHAVES Shop at the Palaqg Barbgr Shgp LEWIS LADIES STORE . Oil Permanents Leaders in Ringlet Waves STYLE-QUALITY-PRICE 172 North Main Phone 39-W We invite you to visit our store at any time Rulon- But you said I could kiss you. Francis- Kiss, yes. But who said anything about a massage? 1 1 1 Miss ohnson- Are ou awnin T' y 1 1 . I Vernon Tanner- No, I'm giving a silent Indian war whoop. 1 1 1 Miss Partridge may be fair, but her name is fowl. We cordially invite you to call at our showrooms to see and drive The ears that Lemz'e1fsbip Built General Motors Cars Lead the World in Value Our Coat and Dress Department is always up to the minute Satisfaction Gzmwznieeci LEWIS LADIES STORE Provo, Utah LEO N. LEWIS, Mgr. Coach- And why were you absent yesterday, Dallas? Dal- Stop me, if you,ve heard this one beforef, 1 1 1 Mr. Bohne- Bud, explain to the class what cur- rents are. Bud O.- Currents are the fruit of electric plants which grow from radio bulbsf' Best Wishes l Olsen Motor Sales ANGELUS THEATRE Always the best for the CHEVROLET oLDsMoB1LE Angelus Guestn G' M' C' TRUCKS E MRS. I. SWENSON, Mgr. fle 251 1r-2:We.:e gg 3552551 'ir2.. sf 1:r1 e'.fQ 352 5s I 7 ' ' 7' V W' 'Y ' U W V!-s!v1Q.s....,lVfdxv f ,sk AX 5 , ., 1,. ,.,, Z ,.,,1. , 111 ..,,,, , , u ' i ., ,,.. 1 ,.,.,.,,1,. ..., , . W X ,,:, ,.,, A :Z AV . ,.., I, V :HV x l l l H. 81 T. B 'l ' l'l Sho Feed and Elevator Co. al ey S S oe P Good Material and HAY GRAIN FLOUR I Reasonable Prices Dairy and Poultry Supplies iw ' I I e W nv -e-me-:-'tree-e r : . 1. ' r I I ,', Commercial Chopping ll ' - f - - . ',. !, 8 3 . I I ff? umwv-Jw and Mixing ' T I Jc.LuwJc1-v-3 I , I , W. J. FRANCIS, Prop. Phone 140 DM, y Phone 121- J-2 . Spanish Forltg 'I . .anti E W .MERCI-PAN 5 U , X f -l' .!-.f 'I : px C' 'V C , 'Ji i--fjr,AQ1-:- f f ji' V, I X I v Qrgxjwvtgvgmiq l S Our truck passes thru your wn I1 I PRovo QW 5 't ' twice a Week Q i 0, X Madsen Cleaning Co. K Nfl! Provo, Utah CITY DRUG co. - I Spanish Fork Utah Utah-Idaho School Supply Co. Everything for OFFICE and SCHQOL Salt Lake City SPRINGVILLE FAIRVIEW i YVYV Y f . Z ,.1..', 35-13f,.13:.1 iz. :lgq z :1.i1,,.' 323231211553 Qgggijzgigggv, 13g5jgg ,f-E5Q5..jf:H' 'if':i-'isgaign 313553-11 ,51 AZAV ..v,,.,V.,' 'fzl 5-'SILQEQE 155522325 E5QQiQE22E5:1?-im' Q 59 ' X 'FQ' fa' 453-usa -N' . -Q s ,B - I , A Square Deal to Every I Sa?ltaryABarbelgJ PATRON RANK RGYLE, mp. . 0 The home of the Bemamln Cash Store 1 w Satisfactory Hmm Mr. Hales says the kissing of a girl is just like opening a bottle of olives-the first may come hard, but it's a cinch to get the rest. 7 1 Y A friend is a person who knows all about you and loves you just the same. Jean Creer-- I don't see how football players ever get cleanf' SC June Hodge- Silly, what do you suppose the rub teams are for. f 1 1 St. Peter- How did you ever get here? Fawn Argyle- Flu. For Graduation Gifts Harry D. Fletcher GIFTS Picture Framing Artist Supplies GESSFORD'S jeweler Provo Utah I ROBERT J- JEX Super Photo Service GENERAL BLACKSMITHING AND 142 N. Main HORSESHOEING KODAK FI I HI G All Work Gzmmlzfeerl Groups N fiintig Phone 45-W Views Enlarging ' L Framing Copying BUY STARTUP,S FRUIT OF PARADISE? BAR fr 1'f if:55'ii iiI2i1155?.i'2Q2iE'fji'E35:'-fiiifjgiy-gjf'g 2i?2 1 ij,f5-:iQ55if'i:'E iiiZQi1Ai2.A2E2tEf'2:515 ,1 gs ':--': z:1::gg:-zg--:2iz2i'1:g: 1Q5'?iQ5ifiF' iii? 1--- -::- ' --as a -1:-- rA.fA z Z1- g -2221 .'1:'--: 1222552 ..,A...A--1 ::::V:1zg,-- 1::: 1112211 .:-'1 EQ .1.,. E2i2z2:i115f:'iii5iiAViiif''f53ii5E51fEie2ii251iE1gfsafiveizzeiefil1121E5E2I251Q2if5:Q.Q55Qfi55::AA3715 . 1 ,.1., , - by My . .. . 60 L i yi l ,:1,,:-,:1- i-.. v ,- . ,.:t-.. 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H S teacher, he's an angle worm. realization of your greatest desire The Virginia Shoppe Fresh Vegetables Quality Merchandise l Superior Service Phone 27 Safeway Store 228 H Glenden says the things he likes best about ll pretty girl is his arms. 1 1 1 Bun-- XVhat makes you think Kathryn's future is photography? Mark- She likes to sit in a dark room and await developmentsfi We offer the services of Trained Kitchen Specialists in making your Home Modern. There have been some amazing de- velopments in the art of living comfortably. Call or write our nearest office. You will not be obligated. Utah Power 81 Light Co. Efficient Public Service l if ..i.....1.. . ....,.v-:- V. . ,...,. -,v.1. 3 :' ..,-- ,--:,' ,... -- 1--1-1- .. f2:Z51y.,.. 1'-1' '1 5 :1i V' ' : 2 153 22.14 - ' :i i . ' 7 - ' ' -1 -f'1' 23 - I U ...:ieg'f .z,,i:', . 51 X : .'11 3? Z:. fffif '.-' 'fi 1 is .11-'1 j f: 1f-1v-'- :IV 'VA'-1i . 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