Spanish Fork Jr. High Honors Veterans
Stars, Veterans, HMVEEs, Miss Utah, and an amazing display of patriotism was demonstrated at Spanish Fork Junior High School today, Wednesday, November 10, 2010.
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600 S. 820 E. Spanish Fork, Utah 84660 | (801) 798-4075
Stars, Veterans, HMVEEs, Miss Utah, and an amazing display of patriotism was demonstrated at Spanish Fork Junior High School today, Wednesday, November 10, 2010.
Rillene Nielsen joined our faculty at SFJH three years ago. She is a California native transplanted to Utah after a wildfire. She is a mother of 6--5 boys and 1 girl. And according to her children, she can be opinionated and bossy at times. Here are just a few things we love and appreciate about her.
7th Grade:
the zonmbies of death—
the smell of decaying flesh
drives them to a craze
If you really think
That the undead are that bad,
Meet my family.
-Trevyn Zobell
Zombies in the barn
Ripping children to pieces
Blood was everywhere
Shakespeare was an indescribable experience! We had an amazing time.
The ride up to Cedar City was three hours of non stop talking and laughing. When we arrived at the college campus we took a little tour then we were back on the bus and off to our hotel. We had stayed at a nice hotel called Holiday Inn Express.
When we all got settled in our rooms, we got back on the bus to go to Tuachan to see Crazy for You. It was a musical filled with songs and laughs every few minutes. It was a beautiful night and the sky was clear and filled with stars.
World Geography students at Spanish Fork Junior High School had a field trip to the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple Tuesday, October 19. They were welcomed Caru Das. Sri Hunuman introduced the students to the animals they care for. Students were allowed to hold the birds, lead the llamas, and compete in a llama race up the hill to the temple where many of the llamas had different ideas about the race and dug in their heels.
On Thursday, October 21, Mr. Dayton and his Exploring Technology 1 students went on a tour of the wind farm at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon. Rick McPherson of Edison Mission, the company that owns and operates the windmills, was our tour guide. He came to the Spanish Junior High in the morning and taught us the basics of wind power. Student volunteers got to try on the harnesses and equipment that they use to maintain the windmills.
These are the students of the week for October 4 - 13
Breanna Alldredge
Jacob Anderson
Brenna Argyle
Lauren Bennett
Kenzie Carson
Keegan Curtis
Jaden Deveraux
Jaden Deveraux
Hayden Eyre
Kendra Fisk
Nicole Hair
Odalis Hernandez
Jared Insalaco
Alyson Jardine
Callie Johnson
Hannah King
Quinton MacCabe
Julianna Millet
Connor Pugh
Zackery Shepherd
Jentry Snow
Ashlee Thompson
Madeline Townsend
Red Ribbon Week had its kick off with an amazing assembly at Spanish Fork Junior High School Monday sponsored by the counseling department and the school’s National Junior Honor Society. The assembly promoted a healthy lifestyle with members from Brigham Young University’s athletic department and a student-produced commercial highlighting the down-side of drugs at school.
Mr. Thacker graduated from Snow College and Utah State University. His hobbies and interests are spending time with family, reading, listening to heavy metal music and riding his motorcycle. He has seen Alice in Chains, Anthrax, Megadeth and Slayer in concert. He even met Dave Mustaine who is the singer for Megadeth.
The girls did fabulous.