Clearfield High School
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| Clearfield High School | |
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| 938 S. 1000 E. Clearfield, Utah, |
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| Principal | John Mills
Assistant Principals:
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| Staff | 173 |
| Enrollment |
1700 Curriculum/Class Numbers
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| Type | Public, Senior High School |
| Grades | 10-12 |
| Mascot | Falcon "Ferdinand" |
| Color(s) | Green and White (Silver and Black de facto) |
| Homepage | Clearfield High School Home Page |
Clearfield High School is a secondary school in Clearfield, Utah, and part of the Davis School District. The Clearfield High School mascot is the Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus). The mascot was chosen because of the school's close proximity to Hill Air Force Base, which is home to the F-16 "Fighting Falcon". The school colors are green and white. The current Principal is John Mills.
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[edit] Student Body Officers
President - Austin Everett
VP Clubs - Blake Mills
VP Assemblies - Kyle Spackman
Secretary - Hannah McVey
Artist - Molly Hill
Publicist - Debbie Stauffer
Service - Brittany Hopfenbeck
Spirit - Andy Gibson
Advisor - Ms. Ashley Martin
Ferdinand - The Falcon
Clearfield High School student government is led by the Student Body Officers. The individual classes are represented by individual officers. As the executive branch of the government, the S.B.O.s are responsible for the success of all Class Officer activities; as well as the following:
- Entertainment for home football games (in cooperation with Athletic Department as well as various clubs and organizations)
- Pep rallies
- Homecoming Assembly and Lunchtime activities
- Halloween Stomp
- Thanksgiving service dinner
- "Falcons Are Fabulous" charity fundraiser
- Snowball (Christmas) dance
[edit] Senior Class Officers
President - Jordon Westbroek
Vice President - Travis Harvey
Secretary - Amanda Thomas
Council
Chelsea Anderson
Elisabeth Arellano
Adam Benard
Kristen Hunter
Shaylee Penman
The Senior Class Officers are responsible for all class reunions and the graduation ceremony. The Senior Class also coordinates and plans the Senior "Prom" and Cotillion.
[edit] Junior Class Officers
President - Dallin Higley
Vice President - Ben Godfrey
Secretary - Courtnie Hill
Council
Thaina Cavazotti
Derek Deitsch
Amanda Gill
Lyndsi Miggin
Tyson Valencia
The Junior Class is responsible for the Sadie Hawkins' Assembly and dance, as well as the "Splat!" activity. The Junior Officers are also responsible for class participation in Spirit Day and the Homecoming parade.
[edit] Sophomore Class Officers
President - Riley Davis
Vice President - Cassie Knuth
Secretary - Miranda Gyte
Council
Kimmie Hoefer
Madi Kimball
Carson Parry
Melody Saysithideth
Cameron Seegmiller
Adam Thurman
Ethan The Woman Boor
The Sophomore Class is responsible for the Preference (Valentine) Assembly and dance. The Sophomores are also responsible for class participation in Spirit Day and the Homecoming parade.
[edit] Clubs
There are many clubs available to students at Clearfield High School
- Drama Club
- FBLA
- FCCLA
- DECA
- Art Club
- MESA
- Link Crew
- FLY
- Novice/Varsity Debate
- Key Club
- National Honor Society
- Spanish Club
- HOSA
- ROTC
- JSA
- Yo-Yo Club
[edit] Fine Arts
Clearfield has many different departments in fine arts
- Literary Arts
- Fine Arts
- Drama
- Choir
- Band
- Orchestra
CHS Orchestra took 1st place in New York with Superior ratings (Two I's and One I-) in April 2007
There is also a literary magazine, entitled WINGS, where students can submit works (both written pieces and works of art) to be seen, read, and voted upon by staff members (who are also students) to be featured within the magazine. The magazine is published once near the end of the school year and is sold to students for a small price as sort of a literary companion to the Year Books, though the two are sold separately.
