Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

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LEVUE Tea For Two :L 1 , ,sys ,h f. .f B i 42, e-we Wg-, ,J Melody of Love In The Beginning Lucky Old Sun Blue Mirage I'm Sitting On Top of the World Western Swamp Fire Birth of the Blues Meet Me ln Dreamland Ain't She Sweet Tea for Two Alexander's Ragtime Band Melody of Love Hearts of Stone Tennesse Wig Walk High Society If You Believe Night and Day As Time Goes By Alexander's Ragtime Band E1

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As Time Goes By In The Beginning DANC l'm Sitting On Top of the World was the theme for this year's dance revue. A gay and happy theme moving through a variety of rhythms both old and new set the mood for the dances. These different moods were interp- reted in modern, creative, social, tap, novelty, and ball- room dance styles. An outstanding Senior Dance Class and wonderful co-operation from Junior and Sophomore girls made the dance revue one of the best ever presented in our school Seventy boys participated, with Gary Hansen and Bob Bartholomew acting as master of ceremonies. Betty Hiatt, Carol Christiansen, Deanna Ellsworth, Win- nifred Roundy, LaRita Throckmortin, Janice Topham, and JoAnn Robbins were this years dance officers. Our congratulations to the director, Miss Clara Johnson and the girls for another beautiful presentation that will long be remembered. Birth of The Blues

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I 0 s 5 ig 1 Q 1 A V1 fi-pins... Donna Peterson, Kathryn Mortenson, Pauline Barney, Gael Peterson, Anita Montague, Ruby Limb. F. H. A. The Payson chapter of F. H. A., under the supervision of Afton Oborn became one of the important school organizations. The hard work of officers, advisors and committees payed off in the great success of the club activities. To start the F.H.A. year a meaningful initiation was held to introduce new members to the meaning and purpose of the F.H.A. Following this the club held a Come As You Are Party. During the month of November the F.H.A. and F.F.A. combined their efforts to present the annual Turkey Strut. One of the most enioyable activities was the Christmas Slumber- less Party, with paiamas, games, snacks, dancing, and water-fights After St. Nick's arrival an early morning breakfast was served in the Home Economics room. We are proud of our club for we know it is helping us to reach F.H.A.'s high goals. Serving as officers for this year were Gael Peterson, President, Pauline Barney, First Vice-President, Anitra Montague, Second Vice-President, Ruby Limb, Secretary, Donna Peterson, Reporter, Kathryn Mortenson, Historian. Some of the girls attended State Convention at which Connie Smith was nominated Fourth Vice-President. rn