Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

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DUANE HIATT Student Body President N S tu den t Body Officers We the Student Body Officers of Payson High School wish to thank you, the studentbody, on your fine co-operation. We feel it has truly been a success- ful year and hope that in the future years it will be the same. The Student Body Officers have spent a lot of time planning a successful year. Duane Hiatt, our president, has introduced our assemblies and has diplomatically conducted our student council meetings. Marie Anderson, our Vice-President, has worked hard in planning and scheming to make this year one of active environment. Myrna Williams, as secretary, has accurately kept the minutes of meetings. Her many tactful ideas and hard work has been one of the big factors of a successful year. Norman Tachiki, Business Manager, has done an excellent iob in handling all of the many business problems of the school. Much credit for the work done by the Student Council during the year should go to Mr. Menlove, Advisor. MARIE ANDERSON Vice President MYRNA WILLIAMS Secretary NORMAN TACHIKI Business Manager

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fwfywz W' as JwfwJ,wiW7neff2Zww. Q9fMw-Q -tdafkd ' ,guylfg ,aff QWMZ' Zlfwvwbmj' The Campus is the scene of education, activities, and the pleasant moments of fun that we all enjoy. The best years of our lives have been spent here at the Payson High School and the best hours of the day here on the campus. Although there is no class distinction, it can't help but be noticed of the activities of the Seniors, Juniors, and Sopho- mores. The studious Seniors through their toiling hours of study have found interest in the halls of the buildings and the lawns of the campus. The Juniors have found their way around school and prepare to take over the leadership next year. If it's only the class rooms that the Sophomores have found, they've managed to make themselves at home. The education, activities, sports, and necessities of further livelihood have been the contributions of this the P. H. S. campus to the students and alumni of the school. Dances, plays, as- semblies, football, basketball, and baseball games have been the attraction and main interest of many. The buildings are well furnished with the most up-to-date equipment and with a staff of well-trained teachers which lend to our explorations in many new fields. The athletic field is the scene of the greatest sportsmanship exhibited in this school. We, the Seniors, can look back upon the fond memories that we've had and marvel at the lovely mpus and education that have been our and ex ct the e be contributed to who Zttgftf the e a t i m I if My fy! tilt ,T ,ampu

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s A , , Q.. . Semor Ofh cers The Senior class of '55 - led by the capable officers, Winnifred Roundy, President, Bob Bartholo- mew, Vice-President, Pat Wilcocks, Secretary, and Richard Olsen, Representative -had a very successful year. The Senior class presented for the enioyment of the student body of Payson High School, one of the most outstanding Senior Hops ever attended. The gym was decorated to the theme Mood lndigo and the music was provided by the orchestra of Bob Evans. Myrna Williams was crowned the Queen of the Class of '55, The Seniors of our school ioined the other Seniors of Nebo Division on May 10 for the annual Senior Day at Lagoon, other classes remained at school to whitewash the letter. The Seniors of '55 have led the school in good tradition, setting an example which will be looked up to for many years to come. Q2- 'QF P7 WINNIFRED ROUNDY President A RICHARD OLSEN Representative -be .gn PAT WILCOCKS Secretary BOB BARTHOLOMEW Vice President