Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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X 1 10 ,, ff yi! ,V W 1 ,My fd! ik! fl,ffZ,1f'?f,Qf wtf' fi pf!!! ,UL MM ,bf IN if 27 ff , Mitt W On the crest of the hill gleaming in the golden haze of dawn, or in the splendor of the radient rays of sunlight during the day's tide and 'through the chilly crystal clear air of twilight, filled with her mellow beauty of the fleeing day and the forthcoming night stands Old Payson High, the shrine of all students that have, are, and will attend her. This institution of learning is the cornerstone of our present, past and future, through the spring, summer, winter and fall this building is available for our use and contains cherished memories that are in our minds, actions and those published in this year book. Precious memories of Payson High that have so enriched our lives will be long remembered. To the instructors of this school, who all possess outstanding char- acteristics in the field of learning and edu- cation and to those students who will build the foundation of tomorrow we dedicate this Paysonion of 1956. Published by the Associated Students . . . Payson High School . . . Payson, Utah . . Copyright Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-six . . . Gary Pickering and Keith Warner, Co- Editors . . . Kent Warner and Harold Taylor, Business Managers. Xavier fZ4Z,f4,: jQaaw mmf? ZZMLZ e ina XX- J Q13-Sxkxsx XX Q U SN-5Xb'Q3E X Nxmbxfix K-XN51Rxuxb' ikf-yx X,Qk3 QiU N x1XL,-KSN xg R 915, N ' N QMAQX - ' SXQBN AQ S51 xfmgx, gym, 991 li X iitlx xxx, in x JN-L Rx yxxkgb' -L' . 1 NNY, QR V+ fwilmlifa- N X gi I Xb Q-X Q 5 1' Q, Jwqx QQJPQ JWQN . .J -a 0 L N yy Q DQ, ' -Bxjxa-IS' 2 f' ,QM Q 3 'X I LJ l .Q gd ' is ff W VM . I Q lq 1 , . zifyfafwfj f 'M -C X ...W 1 . introdu 2. 4. 6. 7. Our ction Dedication Student Lite Cihemei Our Principai Facuity 10. Studentbody Otticers ur Schooi Ciass Otticers 12. O 14. Senior 16. Seniors 28. Student Lite Schooi Piays 34. Photography Ciass 30. 36. FHA and FFA 38. Junior Ciass Ottii 39. Juniors A7 . Student Lite 48. Opera 50. Band more Officers 5'2. Sopho 53. Sophomores 59. Student Life 60. Dance Revue 62. Cheer Leaders 63. Pep Ciub 611. Pdhietics 66. FoO1baii 69. Wrestiing 70. Baskeibaii 73. Tennis 7A. Basebaii 75. Track 76-88 Advertising and Autographs Na QC. Q'-E5 sv ' if 15 . , VS., . Mi - M.. -5..- qv ll vx fx i 1' .-V7 -x F 4 ' - -1 LJ 5 'J L .J-s lx x J 5 xv ' I-'x x J , 7 1 2 '- f- U Z x J r' ,wx x C' A l - C l i l I Mr. Jones, through his evinc- ing intellect, readiness to compre- hend problems and keenness of judgement has proven to be an excellent principal, By his integ- rity, fidelity, reasoning and dis- cernment, our school has become one of the finest high schools in the state of Utah. Our principal, Mr. Jones, has been constantly devoting his time and lite to the service of the young people in this com- munity. He has been alert and just with the students of Payson High. Always perceiving the need to change the rules and regulations of our school to keep up with the constant changes in education to meet the needs of our age. 'sa Mr. Sudweeks . , . does a fine iob as basketball coach . . . teaches Phy, Ed., World History . . . has wonderful time raising his family . . . lriendly . . . good sense ol humor. Mr. Cheever . . . teaches Industrial Arts and Mechan- ical Drawing . . . likes boys to show perfection in their work . . . knows his bus- iness . . . quiet and good natured. Mr. Leatham . . . teacher of agriculture and farm me- chanics . . . enioys working with boys . . . excellent livestock man . . . handy man to have around . . , has a pleasing personality. Mr, Cutler: Though the years have fled and retirement time is nigh, you will always be blessed by the precious memories sub- lime, sweet telicity that will per- vade your mind with thoughts of days gone by. Much credit is due for the 35 years you have taught school. You have been an ex- cellent instructor in English and Agriculture, This being your last year, we the Yearbook Staff felt you deserve this single honor. -7- lw 1 A f'x-X FMU! Mr. Fuller . . . outstanding record as a coach of wrest- ling, track, and football . . . teaches Phy. Ed, Algebra, health, and World History . . , avocation apple raising. m 46 'Y Mr. Liddle . , . teaches Genetics and Biology . . . boys counselor , . . super- vises the school paper and year book . . . well liked and respected . , , friendly . . . encourages college ed- ucation. 1 ,vi rf I' V fy 'J fi of I 4, I ,, ,Q ,3 ,I Q- 0 fav 4 I -YA, 4 . ff 1,7 f 9 Mrs. Obornf. . . teaches A 3 , ' fl homefnaking, clothing, an ' L I Z 5 L69 homdliving . . . has taug 1 16 four years in Payson, and 1 X A, three elsewhere . . . is now J, J i 1 A a grandma . . . a sports , . . fan . . . attends all games. 1 V 'Q .0 Mrs. Huber . . . Librarian xk if and Secretary . . . keeps library books in order . . . Q A very friendly . . . loves to X fl' ty gi talk about her family . . . I helps students pick their ' , books. W ' if V, tl sf ' A fy if if ' is Mr. Christensen . . . teaches chorus, band and Algebra . . . always produces a good opera and Messiah . . .gets top ratings at music festi- vals . . . makes classes in- teresting. Miss Johnson . . . teaches Phy. Ed., health and danc- ing .. .girls counselor . . . pep club advisor . . . loves to teach dancing . . . likes to see the girls excell. -3- A Mr. Groesbeck . . . teaches American History and Am- erican Problems , , . Keeps iokes handy . . , respected and admired by all his stu- dents . . . Enjoys reading western novels , , . very friendly, ' r -if A- L tt, W Mr. Francis . . . new this year . , . teaches Junior English and reading . . . an Art instructor . . . very lriendly to all . . . comes lroin Springville . . .f likes to use cameras. ', ti lg Mr. Williams . , . gets the best from students . . . always wins honors at the speech meets . . . Senior English teacher . . . produc- es excellent school plays. . prepares students for col- lege. Mr. Menlove . . . Specializes in Math ,also teaches read- ing and Biology . . . pro- duces excellent sophomore basketball team . . . be- lieves in making his tests known'. . . Student Body advisor. FMU! Mr. Powell . . . king ofthe business department . . . has delightful iokes . . . well-liked by all his stud- ents . . . pleasant disposi- tion . . . prepares students for the future . . . knows the typewriter. 1 h V' xxlzxtl ,D ,Ai n,. .Ul'lif? '-I iingj'- 'Qi T- vlJ4!!'x.,1' 'll . .I g..c.fLl..i-l Yi L' , .., -ily. '13 fi ' .ii M n 3 V.,-. t ,: V -fi. M t ,l - Ji. b 'f If . MNA' fx ' 2 A '1,gf- uf' yt i- . ttty , ttti it f--err , .,i.g.t.-fi-7 , ,. . i iiii it it it i it .. all'-'li' W I-in s HJ l'- ' ' ' 5 :wx Ji A, .iw WVIML4 .Zu i my I W vawliiz tl fr Vi' ' 'ZW N tl lf 5 fig VL!-KLM: 'S N ll .-V . 'l t if ill' 1' f.. Mr. Hillman . , . teaches Chemistry, Geometry, Phys- ics . . . Excellent baseball coach . . . He is respected by all students . . . easy to get along with. . .authority on all sports. Mrs. Hiatt. . . teaches short- hand, Business English and bookkeeping . . . makes you work, but has a sense of humor . . . gives good speeches at pep assemblies. -9- 4-0' Bwlq0ffiwux We, the student body officers would like to thank the student body for their swell support this past year. We feel the past year has been one of much success. We hope the activities of this past year will remain in your fondest memories. The student body officers have done their best to fulfill their campaign promises by working to their full capacity to satisfy and make the students happy. We know that this year wouldn't have been such a success without the capable guidance of Mr. Menlove, the student council advisor. Kenneth Bowers, the Student Body President has exhibited his fine person- ality and capability of this position by the means and ways he has carried out his duties this year. His energetic spirit and fine qualities of leadership has rubbed off on to the student body, thus making this year one of the best years ever and also has made us better students and citizens. Robert Spainhower, through his fine characteristics and excellent personality has fulfilled the iob as Vice-President successfully. He has devoted much of his time and talents to the upbuilding of our school government. His thoughtful remarks and witicism has made the drudgery of the year easier on the students of Payson High. The Secretary for the past year was Shirley Jeremain. She has tried her best to carry out her work in a way which was expected of her. Through her pleasing personality and thoughtful intelligence, she has met the tasks of this job well. Her life will always be enriched by the fine experience she has gained from this position. Louise Erickson, our Business Manager for the past year has been a com- manding force in all the business procedures that have taken place this year. She was a fine choice by the studentbody for she has the right sense of iudgement and wisdom to take care of the business end of our school. May the memories of this iob be fair ones to her throughout the rest of her life. ...IQ- -gf '::,. fn: ' W K..h fig 'f X K N f,., U-mf :hm ks! W '1 Ve! 4 has ,A M...-......-.in X W liuwww H Q if-mf' I ,slum ps, aw hx-il' 5195+ HJ 0 ff-S 42 LQ XLOJL QQ' fu? A I ll. F 5 I HT . C The Senior Class of '56 are finishing their high school education with a year filled with success in many activities. Under the able leadership of Vern Tanner, President, Ray Okelberry, Vice-President, Maurine LeFevre, Secretary, and Neil Davis, Representative, this year's class should be proud of their successful year. Many outstanding social events have highlighted the activities of our school. The Calendar is already filled with activities that the senior class has participated in and presented. Highlighting it is the Senior Hop. Fairy Tales was the well qualified theme carried out in the assembly and at the dance. The class has contributed much to the success of the year in the way of athletics, music, drama, assemblies, scholastic achievement and leadership. Though graduation takes them from Payson High their friendliness and diligence will always be remembered. The Seniors of '56 have led the school in good tradition, setting an example which will be looked up to in the years to come. The senior class officers, through the helping hand of the several committees, have contributed much to the success of this year. COMMITTEES Senior Class Proiect Senior Hop bv r ,, i f --new A----W swung - s W., Lx- 'fb X . 5, Q. 1. A, ifiglgmsa - -'-ywawWuWw . D 1 Wag XX J, - ,. .W V45- -QMX fl I k 'kmkvyl ! fx .Cu vu- 5 w. , I 0 Offiwm Representarive SecreTary President Vice-President Neil Davis Maurir1eLeFevre Vern Tanner Ray Okelberry -15- i imc , f W ss- -. I i X H,'i.i.,,g, . :gs ,X V' 2 Kenneth Abbott . . . plays baseball . . . stays clear of the opposite sex . . . be- longs to Lancers car club . . . Doesn't like school . . . has an undecided future. Leon Badham . . . Me and my trombone. . . . leads the school orchestra . . . studious . . , college bound . . . bashful around girls. . super-salesman . . Payson's satchmo the trombone. John Bardin . . . Drives a 50 Ford tnat can't keep out ot wrecks . . , Always tound with Kay . . . earns spend- ing money at Central Mar- ket. W, , 'f Judy Bennett . . . Natural wavy black hair . . . short and has a good shape . . . interest in Santaquin . . . sailor boy . . . nice person- aity. . .pep club , .. dance revue. Melba Rae Benning pe lr R l 4 X as 3 ij f I im in .- w Q- v ' - - - P .W ,K . 6 . f A-.. Wm ,M k.., .e,A,,g.,51,,5l . .1 3 club . . . dance revue . . . . 4, .L . gfgii m F. l Q ' s 1 3 ,A '12, 'Or 5 t in l -c. ll I . f ww ,f - 4 f f it W .J ' ., -om K lkkl .. ' 1 l . li'i A 4,158 .rr Q., i 1 kiyi E1 .sb , iq, Keith Barney . . . knows the angles . . . blonde curly hair. . .Alberta import. .. wrestles in Physics with Stanley . . . intends to ma- ior in engineering at col- lege. Pauline Barney . . . Dance Revue . . . F. H. A. Officer ...PepClub...hasa sparkler on her left hand . . seen constantly with Neil . . . quiet and friendly. Diane Beddoes . . . Interest lies in Spanish. . . Engaged . . . dance class . . . pep club. . . very cute . . . to become housewife . . . friendly . . . doesn't like school. to be house wife , . good student . . friendly and easy to get along with. Monte Bona . . . opera . . . school play . . . likes parties . . . likes opposite sex . . . friendly . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . good vocalist . . . doesn't like school. Kenneth Bowers . . . Ken . . . handsome and intelli- gent . . . Student Body Pres- ident . . . wrestler . . . likes archery and baseball . . . school paper . . . good car- penter . . . likely to succeed in life. Zelda Box . , . Zel . . . Dance revue . . . likes to read, roller skate and play tennis . . . Provo and sur- rounding areas main inter- est , . . Pep club. . . F,H.A. Lorell Bryson . . . Wilk . . . played halfback on foot- ball team . . . interested in girls, especially those from Hurricane . . . nice to know . . . School plays. N :l ai iiilll V gli is y xi f f K .-16... ' I Avi Bill Carter . . . Billy . . . Likes to tinker with cars . . Lead in Opera . . . Likes a certain 9th grade girl . . . Herds a 48 Plymouth. Terry Carter . . . Tod . . Has a careless habit of wrecking cars . . . likes the opposite sex . . . Main interest, Dona . . . Lots of fun . . . Hails from San- taquin. Carolyn Christiansen . . . Sal . . . Has an interest in boys . . . Wants to get married . . . Pep Club . . . Messiah . . Dance Review . , . Likes to play the piano. Diane Christensen .... Chris . . Likes collecting diamonds . . . Interested in Donnie . . . Member of the Pep Club . . . Love to bop . . . Cute Clothes . . . a pleasing personality. Josephine Ann Christensen . . . Joe . . . Hobby is the piano, organ and sew- ing . . . Interested in good looking boys . . . Opera . . Pep Club . . . School Play . , , Messiah. David Christensen .,.. Chris . . . Hails from West Mountain . . . Plans to at- tend college . . . Played Football . . . Thinks girls are okey . . . Pleasing per- sonality . . . Liked by all. ,fans . X -. W U Q um it .vs s..-.Yr A' IQ S Q L. .X I i -' I 1 I, L.. i su-0, 4 Q? KX ggi L. g sy ,X ap.. , 4 I .X Ss fi K 4-S 'v J F Y' Q, Q- 4: - is s,i Tu 18 N L . '-:mann-vlx, Connie Clark . . . Dance Review and Pep Club . . . F.H.A. officer . . . Lives in Santaquin . . . Talented in drawing . . . Interested in Dental College. John Clark . . . Dummy . . . Hails from Genola . . Likes girls . . . Played Foot- ball and Baseball . . . Herds a grey Studebaker . . . Looking forward to gradu- ation . . . State Wrestling Champion. Robert Clark . . . Bob . . Returned to Payson this year . . . Shy around girls . . . Drives a black 41 Ply- mouth . . . Plays Basketball and Baseball . . . Friendly. Kenneth Clinger . . . Boys Stater . . . Patiently wait- ing for graduation day . . . Steers away from the op- posite sex . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . likes to hunt and fish. Bob Cloward . . . Chops . . . Opera , . . Party boy . . . Raises tropical fish . . . Neat dresser . . . tries to stay out of trouble . . . safe driver? . . . Likes girls. Loa Gean Coles . . . Shows interest in school and stu- dies , . . Friendly to every- one . . . Likes to read and draw . . . Earns spending money at Huish Theater. -17 1 H' f .X 2, A M' if ' , V i if X ,greg its Px 5 2 - 345199 5 V 31,5 X vlX,j... 3 er.: i? VVA' 1' ' ali wr! ,KX M V ti Lyle Cooper . . . Lives in Genola . . . Likes to hunt? . . . Plans a college career . . . Participated in School Play, Opera . . . Curtis Contest winner . . . Likes girls . . . Vocalist, Kim Cox . . . Looking for- ward to graduation . . . Friendly to all . . . Not in- terested in the opposite sex . . . Quiet and easy to get along with. Marvin Crofts . . . Hot Rod . . . President of the Lancers Car Club . . . Likes a certain Junior girl . . . Plans on becoming a me- chanic . . . Drives a 48 Ford. Vaughn Ellis . . . Bud . . Interested in Track and Bas- ketball . . . Likes horses . . . Bashful around girls . . . Hopes someday to be- come a top-notch cowboy. Arlene Dunford . 'Dumpy' . . . Pep Club . . . Dance Review . . . likes bicycle riding . . . Never late for Seminary . . . Everyone's pal . . . Likeable and fun to be associated with. Kay Elmer . . . Main in- terest - John! . . . Theme song Oh Johnny . . .Life of Clothing class . . . Scat- ter brain . . . Hot rodder of black Fords! . . . Pep Club. Neil Davis . . . Spends most of his time at Pauline's . . Senior Class Representative . . . Wrestling and Foot- ball Captain . . . Trackman . . . Ambition is marriage. Terrence Davis . . . Plays Tennis . . . Good Student . . . Plans to attend col- lege . . . Studious and likes school . . . Likeable and friendly . . . Pals around with Ken. Shirley Dixon . . . Likes Sports . . . Planning for col- lege . . . On Senior proiect . , . Pep Club manager . . . A little tease with no one to squeeze - yet! Louise Erickson . . . Pep Club . . . Dance Review . . Student Body Business Manager . . . Interest: Ray . Pals with Shirley . . . Wears a Sparkler . . . Has lots of enthusiasm. Nancy Evans . . . Blond hair . . . Came from Spring- ville. . .Would like to be a terror but darsn't . . l.ikes the dentist . . . Ambition still unknown. Verna Finch . , . Hails from Goshen . . . Wears a dia- mond . . . Plans on mar- riage after graduation . . . Gets good grades in school . , . Spends part time in cafe. ' L.. 1' ' hir -,Q l . dui M, ' U 557 f ,. V - AE-3, x- .- ft' W Vi.. N Z N L S .Sa sig irii Q s i 1. - . my 1 it IQ, A t, TQ ., -'ww .rs it 4,-if if -i re it , if N , ,lgf 51. yy li k A i i A T istl Marcia Francom . . . Carries arock...PepClub... F. H. A. Officer . . , Likes to sew . . . Interested in a certain Santaquin boy . . Pleasing personality. Sonia Francom . . . Dance class president . . . Semin- ary treasurer . . . Always has a wisecrack . . . thinks boys are O. K .... Likes clothing class for jokes. Clyde Gay . . . Gaybird Likes to hunt and fish . . . Quiet , . . Pals with Max and Dean . . . Doesn't care for girls , . . Handy man in shop class. Cl Q' Joyce Greaves . . . Opera . . . Pep Club . . . Senior Hop decoration chairman . . . Talent: Twirling baton . . . Interested in boys and Jazz music . . . Plans to attend college. Barbara Griffith . . . a red- head from Spring lake . . Has a temper when needed . . . Pep Club . . . Opera . . . Messiah . , . Loves to dance . . . Looking forward to .Marriage Stewart Gudmunsen . . . Plans on college . . . Stu- dious senior . . . Quiet . . . Likes Chemistry and Phys- ics . . . Plays tennis and Ping-pong . . . Doesn't care for the opposite sex. , Z -Q f l g 'Q' AQ QX : L , hga ., K M.. fx . . .,5.f.:.J.. '5v',.'-rv , ' V .. in , P Q L-I P Carl Gustafson . . . Gus Liked by all . . . Drives a blue 4l Chev . . . Sharp dresser . . . Spends most of his time with Buz . . . Likes to play pool. Janeene Hancock . . . Has nickname of Jan . . . Active in dance review, Pep Club, Messiah, and Op- era . . . Hobbies are sports . . . Interests are marriage. Geneve Hancock . . Gene Active in Dance Review and Pep Club , . . Sports are her hobby . . . Interest is marriage in the fall . . . Janeene's twin sister. ' David Hansen . . , Baby ,,. Plays Baseball . . .Am- erican Legion Allstar . . . Hobbies are studying . . . ls planning to go to college . . . Runs around with Ross. Helen Harmer . . . Active in Pep Club, Dance Review and twirler for the band , . Interested in marriage . . . Hobbies lie in City Drug. Duane Haskell . . . Hails from Haskellville . . . Sec- retary of the Ag. Club . . . Likes a certain Palmyra girl . . . Plans on going to col- lege . . . Football and track. -19- 'lit- .-qs! FSU -mmo- 'WW' A r Marietta L. Haskell . . . Marty . . . Interested in Larry and the Navy . . . Can be seen at Daniels Drug . . . Loves trying to hunt, dance, bowl and sing Earlene Hettrick . . Nene . . . Interest is in a Navy man . . . Ambition: Mar- riage . . . Good ability in singing and acting . . . School plays . . . Opera . . Pep Club . . . Messiah. Cloyd Holden . . . Tiny Active in Football, basket- ball and track . . . Good American Problems student . . . Always can be found in the swamps duck hunt- ing. 20- Terry Horrocks . . . Greek . . . Interest lies in Sandra . . . Good build and bulg- ing muscles . . . Wrestler and trackman . . . Future Olympic weightlifter . . . Literary fan CWesternsJ . . Santaquin. Sharon Houghton . . Fran Likes tennis and softball . . Planning to marry Ralph . . Pep Club and Messiah . . . Cute personality . . . Loves Genetics? . . . Got a tem- per when needed. Larry Howard . . . Pals a- round with Max and Clyde . . . Looking forward to graduation day . . . Quiet . . . Likes the opposite sex . . Good cook? Jolene Hudson . . Changed her name to Mrs. Haskell . . . Chorus . . . Plays the piano . . . Toots on the flute in band . . . Interest: Being a housewife. Kenneth Jackman .... Trickie . . . Bashful a- round girls . . . Likes hard classes . . . Studious . . . Amateur magician . . . Can multiply a list of numbers as long as your arm. Karl Jackson . . . Hails from West Mountain . . . Likes to milk cows . . . Friendly toward the opposite sex . . Knows the road to San- taquin. Shirley Jeremain . . . Hails from Goshen . . . Gets ex- cited at games . . . Liked by everyone . . . Her am- bition atter school - nurs- ing? . . . Student Body Sec- retary . . . Likes boys. Stella Johnson . . . Her hobby is embroidering . . . Likes school . . . Studious . . . Import from Santaquin . . . Not interested in boys . . . Quiet and reserved. Larry Jones . . . Active in Basketball and track . . . Good Biology student . . . Shy . . . Drives a 46 Ford . . . Straight A student in Mechanical Drawing . . Friendly. 'isis x Lorraine Jones . . . missed school so she came back . . . She's a quiet person, but very sweet . . . Has a double job: School and housekeeping . . . Pep club Delreese Kay . . , Fur . . Halls from Goshen . . . Steers clear of the opposite sex . , . Likes school . . . Interest: Steel Laying . . . Has an undecided future? Goldie Kester . . . Likes to ride horses and sew . . , Plans to go to college . . . Won a 4-H Scholarship . . . Went to Chicago to repre- sent Utah's 4-H clubs. 'Pc 3? Gi at , - W I , - nv' f. t +',hp ' , gr Q X t U , 'Vi sal Jessie Kester . . . Lives in Santaquin . . . Interests: Secretarial Business and music . . . Likes horses . . . Good short-hand and book- keeping student . . . Does not like boys . . . Ice skates Maurine LaFevre . . . Hails from Springlake . . . A student . . . Pep Club . . . Dance Review . . . Senior class officer . . . Goes with a certain Senior boy . . . Has a pleasing personality. Judith Loveless . . . Judy . . . Participated in School plays and Pep Club . . . Hopes to go East and study art . . . Likes clothes, tennis and sport cars . . . Talents: Dramatics and popular music. . .-YE'-. X an l f it W' . A ff. Y PM 'cvi7'T Ama is Q 1- Je- .. N, 'ui A fk .im .,. X -. , if Q A in 2' get s X253 Q , J.. M, Carol Ann McClellan . . . Plans to go to college . . . Sec. and Treas. of F.H.A. ...A plus typist . . . Walks to lunch?? Pep club . . . Plays the piano. Keith Mendenhall 'Skeeter' . . . Works at Dixon's Mar- ket . . . Drives a Pontiac . . Likes Jane. . . Plays a clar- inet . . . Future undecided . . . Messiah . . . Chorus . , . Band. Robert Mendenhall Jibbs . . . Likes dogs . . . Enioys reading , . . Good speaker . . . President of Seminary . . . Lives in Santaquin . . . Plans to go to college . . . Drives mother's Ford. Robin Mitchell . . . Lives in Haskelville . . . Collects records . . . In F.H.A. . . . Pep Club officer . . . Dance Revue . . . Drives Dad's Nash . . , Knows way to Sp. Fork. Anitra Montague . . Bugs for short . . . Likes sports . . . Theme song l'm Searching for an Angel . . Terror of the shower room . . . Always laughing. Anita Moore . . . Hobby is collecting maps and pic- tures . . . Enioys going to school . . . Pep Club . . . Messiah . . . Dance Revue . . . Likes Spanish boys . . . Interest: Textile painting. -21- 1 ., S f - V iz 1 52 ' -? Y Ji' ,QR -ER' ,Y c ..... . , mr , ,W- nfs .h -1. ' f?51' 5 1 ' 'ff if -s. in U tilt 'V X x 7 5 ' s. .1-il 'nfqilfi' Don Parker . . . Likes a certain Sophomore . . , Liv- es at West Mountain . . . Nickname is Donald . . . Enioys hunting and fishing . . . Mr. Cheever's buddy. Paul Payne . . . Hobby: Wo- men . . . Can be found run- ning around in a 48 Chev. . . . Likes to hunt anything, you just name it . . . Lancer Car Club. Sheldon Peck . . . Four- teen Miler . . . Drives his brother's Mercury . . . Cha- ses the girls . '. . Member of band class . . . Ag Club . . . Thinks Fords are best cars on the road. ' -,W iwaia - 'V- , Mgm li .1- W' -fi RH Q-:vu 1 H,- i,.r gli' ,, ua iff it Af 4 t - N fits- F212 N Q- 1 'T+x 'xt 0 s iw-va M' Linda Peery . . . Future Homemaker of America . . . Goes with a Senior boy . . Pep Club . . . Dance Re- view . . . Pleasing person- ality . . . Nice figure . . . Quiet and reserved, except at parties. Kathleen Peterson . . . A member of Photography class . . . Lives in Santaquin . . . Pep Club . . . lnterest: All boys . . . Dance Revue . . . Likes to write letters. Gary Pickering . . . Likes Jazz . . . Editor of Year- book . . . Plans to go to college . . . Likes the op- posite sex . . . Loves to draw . . . Comedian at heart. 41' a mpc Larry Nelson . . . Herds a grey 46 Ford . . . Likes females . . . Opera . . . Vocalist . . . Doesn't like school . . . Looking forward to graduation . . . Will follow a music career. Carrie Ann Newstrom . . . Smart in all school work. . . . Not interested in the male specie . . . Pep Club . . . Dance Revue . . . In- terested in working career. Barbara Ney . . . Interest- ed in David . . . School plays . . . Opera . . . Pep Club drummer . . . Enioys singing. . . Friendly to all . . . Gets good marks . . . Courts a diamond. -22- F Donald VanAosdal . Ted . . . Wicked crewcut . . . Member of milk and cookie gang . . . Pushes a 47 Chev . . . F.F.A. member . . . Comedian . . . Mickey's sparring pal. Ray Okelberry . . . Sam . . . Hobby is sheep . . . Knows his way to Sue Ann's house . . . Vice-Pres- ident of F.F.A. and Senior class . . . Lives in Goshen. Fred Openshaw . . . Shy . . Not interested in females . . . Holds office in F. F. A. Belongs to the Santaquin tribe . . . Boy Stater . . . Springville Guard. LaRae Pickering . . . She likes to crochet, embroider and knit . . . Goes with a certain Genola boy . . . Plans to attend college, or work . . . Deon Pulver . . . Pleasing personality . . . Pep Club . . . A terrific pantorniner . . . Plans on college . . . Loves to dance . . . Studies hard and likes school. Michel Reece . . . Mike Drives a dl Plymouth . . . Likes the female specie . . Plans to go to college . . . Favorite sport is poaching. V. V I K5 f. Kr- Y -1 f . . .,.. L A K QQ-fe MV Fw., E. s -it w x i x Carma Reynolds . . . Brown eyed blond from west end of Payson . . . Interested in Ogden . . . Plans on at- tending college . . . Stu- dent director of play . . . Pep Club . . . Messiah . . Opera. Errol Ross . . . Rollo . . . Played football and base- ball . . . School plays . . . Favorite hobby is his car . . . Looks forward to mar- 5 '-li 'inf riage . , , Lives in the sub- urbs of Santaquin. L ' L .bg ,I 4,1 E-K Jim Reece . . . Loves to ski? -3 P . . . Always late for class A .Qu 1 because of a certain girl named Connie . . . Drives A ' a tan Chev , . . school play E1 iii'-,, 5.2. Y A and Opera. L A if -yew. T: . ' ' X x sa o.., K 'K JVA - . '-NQ' ' 3 ul f Max Reece . . . Greasy . . . Likes to hunt and fish . . . Looking forward to graduation day . . . Herds a 48 Pontiac . , . Interested in the female population. Stanley Sadler . . . Gene ...A musician in the dance band . . . Loves to hunt . . A student . . . Will at- tend higher institution of learning lcollegei . . . A Springlaker. Garry Samuels . . . Sam . . . Likes to ski... Going to college . . . Yearbook and School paper . . . Good looking . . . Nice person- ality . . . Party type . . . Likes goodlooking clothes. '53 S2 F.: sg I x it s L fe X . .fi 8' di' we R A Nancy Sanford . . . Good looking cheerleader . . . Enjoys knitting . . . Main interests are centered on a Santaquin boy . . . Wears a Rock on her left hand , . . Very energetic. Alvin Schramm . . . Par- ticipated in football and wrestling . . . Loves to be around horses. . . interest- ed in vocational school . . . Is one of them there West Mountainers. Paul Schramm . . . Likes School ? ?? . . . Hobby is cars and motors . . . Comes from Haskellville . . . Plans to go to vocational school . . . Drives an old 47 Ford. 5 0 .apt ,Q-4, Y sa...- Har 4 5 :ld Pearl Schwab . . . Pep Club . . . Hails from Goshen . . . Dance Revue . . . Likes school . . Friendly to all . . . No interest in boys. Jerry Simmons . . . Herds a two-toned 48 Chev . . Likes the opposite sex . . . Feeds cattle in spare time . . . Yearbook . . . Likes sports, especially hunting. Dona Simons . . . Peppy cheerleader. . . Classy dresser . . . Interest lies in the opposite sex and Harley . . . Loves school ...Dance Revue.. . A pleasing personality . . . Cute . . . Very energetic and friendly 24- rm 5' 'VU l' Robert Spackman . . Bob . . . Likes Provo women . . Interest: Air Force .... Played football . . . Builds turkey pens . . . Leathan's best student?? . . . 8 o'- clock Seminary . . . Owns a 55 Chev?? Bob Spainhower . . Doyle's righthand man . . . Stu- dent body Vice-President . . . Plays the hot corner on the baseball team . . . Car wrecker deluxe . . . Likes the female population Glen Ray Spencer . . . Hob- by is cars . . . Plans going to vocational school . . . Menlove's favorite Biology 'e Ann Staheli . . . Always ready for parties . . . Likes to dance - Bob . . . Call- ed Staheli Balie . . . Op- era . . . School play . . . Pep Club . . . Likes the male population Mark Steele . . . Stain- less . . . Played football, basketball, and track . . . Likes a certain Sophomore girl . . . He hails from Go- shen . . . Interest: Steel laying . . . Outstanding athlete. Dianne Stevens . . . Cute cheerleader . . . participat- ed in Dance Revue . . . interests centered around a student?? . . . Constantly Senior PGY named Vem - - .I - 51 dating a certain Senior girl l00kl '9 forward to mar' Vyzgvl A A named Linda. riage . . , Nice and friend- ,1,A I .. : ke ' ' A '1'Efi,a3-, ' ,. ,,' irfk Mez . 'i H Q1-ff - .kly A S , X XV VA X . .. sri , 1 x' Connie Simpson . . . Al- ways on time for classes? . . . Pep Club . . . Dance Revue . . . Hopes to get married some day . . . Her main interest centered in Jim Lynn Smith . . . Skipper . . . Come from Goshen . . One of the swamp boys who hates school . . . Likes to hunt anything . . . Takes frequent trips to Tooele. Shanley Sorensen . . . Sornce . . . Comes from Springlake . . . Wants to loin the Air Force . . . Thinks about girls a lot. . . Friendly to all . . . Plans to become a mechanic. ax., maui Q-:nag Dianne Swaine . . . Likes a Sophomore boy . . . lnter- ested in a working career . . . Participated in F.H.A., Pep Club, Messiah and the Dance Revue . . . Known as Diney . . . Enioys Sports. Charla Kay Swanson . . . Activities are Pep Club . . . School plays . . . Plans bus- iness career . . , Good stu- dent . . . Has black hair, blue eyes . . . Fun to be around . . . Vern Tanner . . . Likes Di- anne . . . Drives a Ford . . . Senior class President . . . On basketball team . . Plays tennis . . . Good at doing pantomines . . . Be- longs to the Marques Car Club. f . Y A as-. if s 'xg .X i f 'qsqgbiwu Colleen Taylor . . . Chang- ed her name to Colleen Jackson . . . Pep Club . . . Dance Revue . . . Writes letters to Glen every night . . . Lives in Santaquin. En- ioys married life. Deanna Taylor . . , Seen with David . . . Carries a diamond . . . Peppy cheer- leader . . . Beautiful black hair . . . Likes homeliving for the jokes . . . Whiz at shorthand. Geraldine Taylor . . Jeri . . . Received a diamond from a Spanish man . . . Participated in Dance Revue and Pep Club activities . . School play . . . Likes to laugh. .us-,L Y - 1 W, K it . Y , 7 xg ff nv 4 ,Q l 51- , Q l P215 .V ' -ka ' siss S WA iii 5 . ,lgiftv Y K S SE s F F E 1 ' 'arg MXN l if i 4 'F ICT T 'Q' Q iswtaxs , s s'-S - i fi, Q Harold Taylor . . . Played tackle on football team . . . Reporter on School paper . . . Likes to date girls . . . Thinks Fords are the best cars on the road. Louis Tervort . . Big Lou . . . Lettered in football and baseball . . . School play thespian with an English accent . . . Seems to like to get in trouble . . . likes girls. Nyle Thatcher . . . Handy in the dark . . . Dislikes what Salem has to offer . . Determined to graduate . . Liked by all . . . Chews on toothpicks, Frankie Tuckett . . . Makes annual trips to hospital . . Interest lies in the Navy. . . Yearbook, School paper . . Student Director of school play . . . Hails from San- taquin. Kent Warner . . . Yearbook business manager . . . Bas- ketball manager . . . School sports writer . . . Works at Chronicle . . . Chases to Salem . . . College bound . . . Wrestling . . Tennis . . . Constantly reading li- brary books. Keith Warner . . . Skeet . . . Editor of School paper and Yearbook . . . Wrestle- ing captain 8. State Cham- pion two years . . . Plans on going to college . . . Football . . . Boys stater. Sandra Webster . . . San- dy . . . Game to go to Vegas and see Garth any- time . . . Has a hardy laugh and likes to ioke . . . Beats a flashy pickup. James White . . . Jim . . Goshenite . . . Hunting and fishing . . . Has a certain Salem girl in mind . . . Part in Opera . . . Has a pleasing personality . . . Liked by all. Blanchett Whitelock . . . Likes the Spanish men . . . Planning for college . . . Pep club, Messiah and School play . . . Likes sew- ing . . . Delights in pinch- ing. 6- Barbara Wilson . . . Bob- bie . . . Planning her mar- riage to Paul J .... School play . . . Cheerleader for sports . . . Wears a dia- mond . . . Pleasing per- sonality . . . Graceful in dancing. Frances Wilson . Mickey' . . . Pep Club . . . Dance Revue . . . F.F.A. Sweet- heart . . . Plans on being married this summer . . . Interest lies in Brown . . Has pretty hair and teeth. Hyrum Wilson . . . Officer in F.F.A .... School play . . . Good student . . . Nick name is Hi . . Lives in Springlake . . . Tease . . . Good M. C. THOSE NOT Lynn Andy Carolyn Ross Gary REPRESENTED Frisby Borgeson Robbins Holman Butler Mont Wilson . . . Doyle's left hand man . . . Handles catcher's position on base- ball team . . . Quarterback on football team . . . Jan- itor of telephone office . . Thinks he can ski. Stanley Wilson . . Buzzy . . . Has a very nice person- ality . . . Owns a 46 Dodge . . . School plays . . . Cho- rus . . . Messiah . . . Likes girls . . Runs around with Bob. Anna Marie Wride . . . Ac- tive in school play, Pep Club, Yearbook and Dance Revue . . . Hobbies are dan- cing and playing piano . . Interested in college and nursing career. Dick York . . . Genolaite . . Pals around with Lyle . . Quiet . . . Likes to hunt . . Yearbook and School pa- per.. .Liked by all. . . Likes girls, but won't admit it. Dean Young . . . Quiet . . . Not interested in the op- posite sex . . . Drives a 49 Ford . . . Likes hunting and fishing . . . Pals around with Max and Clyde. Dean McCoy . . . Beans . . . Drives leaded-in pickup with custom grill . . . He thinks sheep-herding is OK . . . Looking forward to the end of school. James Lazenby . . . Has a very nice personality . . . Chorus . . . Messiah . . . Likes one of the Hancock girls . . . has a great sense of humor. 27 fi- .,,. 3' if 'l IIIYNVF' J '3 ,-lg ,O 'asa- Y' Q -,Z -...Z -X A Q? ! U WW Wx FORD xx X xX L? Q r '1a: N 9 ,0 M951 Q' ' YN V, '5 '7':' I arf - w 3' v X 'VW wp, Ev f 3 Q SSRN, my ea ' AA IW -29- f No! I won't go with you. 7 I 7f X ,- ff ' V ff 7 V zf 1- f ,,., , af' I I J fl f Z., , ,lf ,f - 7 'if' X f 7f . 1,1 - f f'p 'fj f ., I . 7,7 7 - '. ,, 1 Miillimla Susan A7,,,., 7 . ,....... .... 7 .7 Abagail Abbott ..7., N Mrs. Miller 7 Sylvia tttt 7 7 Bunny tu7,u 7 Helen 77 7 Carrie 7 77 Clara Marge Bobo 7 Jack 7 Howie 7 77 Bill 7 7 Dean Gillingham 7 Professor Michaels 7 X K f ,4 ,777 '- 17 a 'i 'V' ' V111 ,v - . , 7 ,f .1 K' g,4 ,,. I Y- ...1 - I ' ' ,. 'ft -f ' .- K 1' ' ,-,ff A f ,., ,A ,:' fe' V' .- pc 4 -f f Germination of bread mold in Zoology. 7.30- Who shall I go with? fl Ffwalimwn st of Characters. -,,--Connie Simpson -,--,Shirley Jermain -..-.Sandra Webster . ..... Charla Kay Swanson .-.-.Barbara Ney Ann Staheli .------.Anna Marie Wride s, ,,.., Josephine Ann Christensen y , .. ..... Deon P-Jlver . HQ ,, f' . - ,- - . - s VAN' J U vw-A-nsfanley Wqson -s ' 2 Mother how could you! f ,K . ,. 7 ' ,, ' 1 ' ,-, , 4 ,.--.Bob Spainhower -A, X -- 4 if fi 44- ,fm-My -1 V ya.-f'4:Q1jf W' 'f 1 StanleY Elmer 'l' Aj ' 45 r '7' A W - fl H M . Y , . -f -, ,f, 1 2 Lf Nl fi P, Aff ----,Hyrum Wilson -Q , '.'wl!r. K wyv-ft U f f tf 'J ft f f C'5 .. ..s,s Mont Bona 4 ,7 , Q ' - ff ,N ,gifs l ' wif! A . ,1 t, ' ,-9, ,, ,. ,' .f f f' L' .-aff I Vis A af. 12-5 f 7 Errol R055 57.7616 h 1 w V4 tl ,E 1 J V A V :, 'T 44 it ,- I t ' S fl fav i ,I is t .' I ff-U ,ef 'ri ci 1 X A ' 1 ,',' ,, 1 ,. , , Y 4 f. A . fx .. 4 K ,XF I all-if , ' f,7' 'f 1,777 .' 'f -,. H4 1 1 'fu' - - 4 ff 1 1 ' ' ,f1:,-.., 42: 5 'J 'A jsp R X r F 45' , - 1' fi-.f ff' , -'N t L S T- .Ll ' W NWN 1 be xf fr- -ff ll fig . I . f I A A '-7'3- A delightful romantic comedy, Mother ls a Freshman, by Rapheal David Plaus, was pre- sented November 3-4 at Payson High School. This laugh hit was a story about the life of a young widow and her daughter attending col- lege at the same time and finding themselves falling in love with a professor. Abby had all the boys around her from the college until they practically ignored their own girls. ln the end the mother and daughter fin- ally settle themselves to the point that every- one is satisfied. Oh! Professor Michaels! Look into my eyes. I 5 ,615 f 1 X , , X ,X , if f , ,457 ,'f'441 5153! filfxdjz LIKVYXC, Q V K! , , L ' 61' X C5922 X ji 79,1g:f4f,:4,f6t3-7,7 fpffaf 'fi I X Q A A10 .ixffl L' ,V ff fi or-171429 ,QM fdfuf wff J. .IZ 745 'L 1 7 'ff . X4 V A 1 ff .551 Jac-1411, pf' ,. . 33,5 4 .4164 AL' flfldtffff L X526 jfldfj Q, L ,ew -Maul Farewell, my friends. -32- Dw1hTalw: 1 Oh, my darling. Cora L L Fedele 7, , Duke Lambert , L Alda , Duchess Stephanie Princess of San Luca Baron Cesarea . , Rhoda Fenton Eric Fenton , , N Grazia L , His Serene Highness Prince Sirl of Vitallia Alexandra L Maior Whiteread .. 7 , Y Corrado 'ilifiwl What have you seen? 'llI'3Cf8l'SZ . .Goldie Kester -.,...LaMar Mower ..,,.,Errol Ross .,,,.,.GeraIdine Taylor ,..A Blanchett Whitelock , .... ,Judith Loveless Louis Tervort ..,,,,Earlene Hettrick , ,,,.. Vern Tanner ...Barbara Wilson , . Lyle Cooper . .,-,Bob Mendenhall Lorell Bryson A striking dramatic play, Death Takes a Holiday by Alberto Sasella was presented December 8-9 by the Payson High School drama department. This play was established among the important plays of our time. It is based on a poetic conception of death suspending all activities ot three days during which period he falls in love with a beautiful girl, and through her realizes why mortals fear him. The setting was very unique for this type of play with eloquent properties. Costumes were made to fit the beautiful three-act play in every respect. Oh, Grazia! -33- ,Q , dit? . ,O hx X, ,,.x is 'QB-qv 41' T 4' -if-E Back: Dick York, Anna Marie Wride, Nyle Thatcher, Barbara Ney, Harold Taylor, Kathleen Peterson, Front: Gary Pickering, Ken Bowers, Mont Wilson, Bob Spain- hower. O This annual yearbook is the result of the hard work and combined efforts of the members of the Photography class. The students have put forth their best effort in making the 1956 yearbook the best ever. With Doyle Liddle acting as advisor, we pitched into the actual recording of events and activities of the school year. Heads of the publication this year are: Gary Pickering and Keith Warner, co-editors, Kent Warner and Harold Taylor, business managers. It has taken most of the year to prepare in words and pictures this presenta- tion of the various activities and events of the school year. Our one aim has been that through unbounded time, this school year will live as recorded in this T956 Paysonian and give to those who finger its pages, life again in P. H. S. P 'Vs Lixgw nw 541 X, Back: Marietta Haskell, Diane Barbar Griffith, erry Sim- mons, Terry Horrocks, Front: Z lda Kent arner, Fra 'ie Tuckett , F W rllllt ,Ur 0 ,Q W f at fgtll l mal A lfl ll it Mlgrml NCMDML MM W ' T if A F lf ,tllftll WM t fs W Q l ,ly wi sf ,lb l Milf MW fyllllx MM WM f , L llwlll ls li Alflflj ,W Ll? l FXO issuehgmbe ion ageiaewas eager. 'pwaitpoagf T-qachIq1g!eveipy studErM X Mglqoye 'Every nf papeelnflfflslllfi' liSZdt?31E5Z,O.?ezJs V.-ffsiheorfiiienl 7 Ml J EZ fhnedllfligffdeilflffilkfifiiilTlfE2ldilS'.'hegOSSlpo'Scanda lhe'alle' YQ if J v Q p - credit is due the advisor of this class for his outstanding work in lf u' g up a group of iournalists which issued an outstanding paper throughout The staff consists of Keith Warner, Editor, Club News, Barbara Ney, Mud i Fence, Frankie Tuckett and Kathleen Peterson, and Kent Warner, Sports Writer. llififb te QQ! -35- F F A OFFICERS Fred Openshaw, sentinel, Robert Spackman, reporter, Hyrum Wilson, president Dona Simons, chapter sweetheart, Ray Okelberry, vice-president, Duane Haskel treasurer, David Christensen, secretary. Agriculture is one of the most important fundamental functions in the United States. lt is inevitable that if this class were struck out of the school organization many problems would arise which would be beyond the control of any president, congressmen or some other intellectual person. Preparing boys to be future farmers of America is Ben Leathen's job. Those elected to help him see that the Chapter functions properly are: Hyrum Wilson, Ray Okelberry, Duane Haskell, David Christensen, Robert Spackman and Fred Openshaw. Many fine events have taken place during the year which were headed by the Ag Club. The most outstanding one was the Turkey Strut held on November 23. Other activities were the Father's and Son's Banquet held March l. Officers attended the State Convention which was held at Hotel Utah on March 30-31. Climaxing their activities was the electing of new officers, who will head the Chapter next year. They are: Paul Staheli, President, Arnold Ainge, vice-president Mont Sperry, treasurer, Lynn Stewart, reporter, Dixon Black, assistant reporter and Ronald Finch, sentinel. Chosen as the Chapter Queen this past year was Dona Dean Simons. The Payson chapter won state honors at the state convention by attaining four State Farmers who were: Ray Okelberry, David Christensen, Keith Barney and Fred Openshaw, -36- F H A OFFICERS Back row: Carol Ann McClellan, Coleen Peterson, Connie Clark, Marcia Francom Front row: Jeanne Higginson, Pauline Barney, Mona Rae Lamb The Payson Chapter of F. H. A. became one of the important school organ- izations this year. The hard work of the officers, advisor, and committees paged off in great success of the club's activities. Highlighting the chapters activities was the annual Fashion Show and Mo- ther's Tea, which climaxed the years activities. Other featured activities of this club were: The come as you are party held November 2. The girls came dressed in party dresses to dusters. Refreshments were pot luck. Then came the biggest event of all. The slumber party, which was held on December 22. The girls received gifts from Santa at the bewitching hour of mid-night. After a thrill packed night the girls showered and were served breakfast in the homemaking room. This year the F. H. A. was under the direction of Pauline Barney, President, Jeanne Higginson, vice-president, Mona Rae Lamb, secretary, Carol Ann McClellan treasurer, Colleen Peterson, reporter, Connie Clark, historian and Marcia Francom social chairman. -37- N 2 F l , yn SAL, ,. Q 'Q . F' 1 , IR mil, Jwuim V ,.A Colleen Higginson, Representativeg Betty Jean Tanner, secretaryg Larry Beck, Presidentg Kathern Mortensen, Vice-President To the Junior class officers should go much thanks and admiration for a successful year. They have worked hard in this past year to make it one of the most enjoyable the students have ever witnessed, The Junior Prom, one of the many activities the junior class officers partici- pated in was one of much success. The assembly preceding the dance was also one of the better assemblies during the year. The memories of the Prom will surely remain in the minds of those who attended as one of the outstanding activities of their school years. 5 I Glen Bowers 'IU Leslie Bown Arnold Ainge as Archie Alexander X Neil Burraston ' bb q - - ' Earl Butler 1 - . ' 1,4 ve, R Geraldine Badham Cecile Bame Edwin Christiansen v A Marion Cowan JAG'- Shirlene Bale Monte Benson Louise Coles Stephen Crofts Lynn Bills V Carolynn Borgenson If 7-' K AMN' li ai' --...,.,, ff l 'I Q1 David Danials John Daley Faye Davis Paul Dean Elton Draper Nancy Dudley Dennis DeHart Richard Duel Alta Jo Durrant Glade Ely Ester Dockstader Lorna Gay Dockstader Barbara Elmer an' Stanley Elmer Danial Erickson Keith Evans Q? no w , is is Q er X 'cm f Wi' Q, x W Mardene Hermansen Anita Henry Ronald Finch JoeLean Forsey l Neida Hiaft Jeanne Higginson 'Klan .L 7, XX, Don Francom Leon Gay Darrell Holden Ted Hone .- ele 0 or gluing ,R 1? at 'C' 'f f7. xv-N4-T2 TEA? xii Ethel Gatley Dixon Gassor Merlene Horton Paul Hoover Janice Henline Dora Lee Hammock 4-fm 'T R5 v, 41 ,D Norman Houghion Wayne Huff Edwin Hannlfln Edward Hansen Colleen Jasperson ...Q Sue Ann Jasperson N -X 1 141' fx -42- if vm E fy T7 an Genean Herbert A ' May Ivey L , ' Jerry Jolley . Shirlee Jensen X JH:-'H - fl Qi? Jerry Jasper Jean Jackson X 'Isl' Julie Jensen Judy Kallabacka Peggy Kay Oliver Kester ,, JRR x -. fx. 3-1 1 and .4-TAR 'L if Q x .ii gl -49' .H uvmx gi 4 rim in -gi i f gr -es. x ' A Q 1 X , X K 51- 1 N N ' 'L N--ijiifw K Q gs Kb! 45 KT' Fred Lyman ml ? A ai Q' x- G L f eiie 3 ene ogran 3 LL V Lh iw, Terry Kester Ruth Ann King Kenneth Mayland 3 Befty Ann McClellan 2, fwggi -W-fm' . rf . N 1 , A' Madge Kirk Garn LeBaron David McKay Georgia McVey Mona Ray Lamb Colleen Lazenby Orrin Miller Terrell Moore Joe Liddle Ruby Limb M' 603 A ,fvnuyi C wir! 'Nw J -4.5 '94 I of ff- Mike Montague Thora Jene Moore ar X f m JI Kar- 1 Robert Morgenson La Mar Mower 'N' g .,-nts, Doug Nelson - Albert Nielson Em Wil KJ X 'oi to x X' X, X . X of vi we N AXX N ,2- l . 5 sf Sk llr, 4:90 'ml ll 44- , Clorie Murtiz r X 'QQ 'YJ v N x W Maureen Mendenhall Boyd Nielson Max Oberg it Dixie Nelson Don Nelson Tom Olsen Ida K. Paey , ' A 'f 1 Y.. Gaylord Patten Connie Peterson Lee Ann Schaerrer Dianne Shepherd Deanna Peterson Gary Peterson Douglas Smith Dennis Spencer Jay Peterson Jim Pfouts Joe Lynn Spencer Paul Staheli Darryle Reynolds La Rae Robbins Merlene Stewart Lyle Tanner Monte Robinson David Seat ilf x Iran! , 'Rr l U' or Y? ' ,I C -W u 'L . AL Brook Taylor Richard Taylor Harley Thomas Gary Thompson Lyle Van Ausdal Dorine Wall Richard Wiggins Dale Wilson Frank Warr Dessie Webster Arlene Wilson Kayo Wilson Jerry Woodbury Jimmy Yamasaki ofa. fx if QSQKYW 4:0 TH-Q'X21 if 'Z-1+ JW P 0 FWLIKA 'S But, I want a scandal. P 1 ' e 1 A S L Y f .i f ' Q 'J BLOSSOM TIME Production Music Direction Dramatics Dancing Student Director Stage Manager Cast Schubert Baron Schober Vogel Mitzi Kranz Fritzi Kranz Kitzi Kranz Beilabruna Erkman Binder Kuppelwieiser Von Schwiend Flower Girl and Greta Mr. Kranz Mrs. Kranz Count Scharntotf Mrs. Coburg J. D. Christensen Arch Williams Clara Johnson Ann Staheli Stanley Wilson ,, Larry Nelson , Lyle Cooper Mont Bona Nlardene Hermansen Barbara Ney Carolyn Borgenson , Earlene Hettrick , Mont Benson Bill Carter Stanley Wilson Jerry Jolley Merlene Stewart L James White Joyce Greaves Bob Cloward Ann Staheli Novonty , Louis Tervort Rosi Alene Hiatt Waiters Edwin Christiansen, Earl Butler Sing Night - in -gale. I'll compose a song for you. Dancers at the Wedding -43- Blossom Time is a musical play in three acts. The Books and Lyrics by Dorthy Donelly. Music after melodies of Franz Schubert and H. Berts, adopted by Sigmund Romberg. It was presented March 7, 8, 9, in the Payson High School Audi- torium. The action of the operetta took place in Vienna in 1826. Many musical numbers are well known, being those of Schubert. The operetta is based around Franz Schubert's life and love affair with a beautiful maiden who he loses to Schober. Bellahruna does everything in her power to get Baron Schober for herself and causes a lot of sorrovvfulness with Mitzi and Schubert. Mitzi falls in love with Baron Schober and Franz Schu- bert is happy to unite them. WM, it 1? s' 5 .5 gif ' ix i 15' I xx.- R wk , A ff .4 ts v fi st R35 , Q ' 5' K x x, f .i F' 'Jw if Tree little maids. '41 We're married now. Keep it dark. Q 4 B 'X Back row: Wignall, Mendenhall, Seat, Spencer, Jones, Director, J. D. Christensen. Front rovv: Black, Montague, Hoover, Spencer, Jensen, Searles. The Payson High Band with its fine group of instrumentalists has proven that they are an exceptionally well coordinate group. The band under the direction of J. D. Christensen has competed in various music festivals and marching contests where they have proven to be well instructed. The Payson High Band was rated high in the festivals held at Springville in which many members participated in competition as soloists, small group numbers and precision marching. A drive for new uniforms has topped the bands activities and it is hoped they will have them for use next year. J. D. Christensen also directed the pep band and orchestra that played on the exchange and pep assemblies. --ll Back row: Erickson, Wilson, De- trick, Zeainen, Woodbury. Front row: Pickering, Wright, Papurson, Webster, Gostofeson. Back row: Bowers, Holder, Peter- son, Peck, Schramm, Nelson. Front row: Sadler, Borgenson, Ney, Davis, Robbins, Huff. s.x,,,,t ,e Q fv1ffnf.ffi,,.., K . , f. . .ff A ff ,CU 7.'f-'f 1 ,l,fn'f f .fi ,Lf , . f - 7 I V A . K ,f.f, 'ff? 4'f1f I , , fy . X, V, , ' 'V , ' X .. fe. A - ,rf Z f.f4.ff ,fff,f, ff, ff ' if 7,11 f'f3'Qf'f71,f if ,f . ,721 is 4' A ,ff Back row: VanNosdIe, Archie, Badlwam, LeBaron, Buxton, Chip- men. Front row: Buys, Buys, Sandford, Y Chjisienseigfifaylor. V4 I ,XT J Z,-lrzbd aff-lfk, V 'K-f,, 1 11 f 4 1 ,, , v, ., I 1 .,1 I , 1 ,wfkfivff if H124 A f we Ox! ' f '.f':',,ff,f f . if f L ' X -fit T' --513 it Douglas Palmer, Murial Dodds, Tony Christensen, Lynn Stewart Nluch credit for a very successful and enjoyable school year should go to the sophomore officers. They have all worked hard to make this year one that we will all remember. Their outstanding ability to plan and lead has shown up in the way they planned and helped put over the annual sophomore Carnvial Dance. It was one of the outstanding dances of the year. Credit for this successful leadership should go to Tony Christensen, president, Douglas Palmer, vice-president, Murial Dodds, secretary, and Lynn Stewart, rep. -52.. Ramona Taylor, Carolyn Nelson, Edcla May Noon, Donna Smith, Joan Loveless. Blaine Dixon, Dennis Moore, Lar- ry Mc Lennon, Charles Searle, Gary Wignal. ,X Left To Right: Jacky Francom, Dorthy Koller, Shelia Steak, Diane Butler, Gwen Peterson. - '- vw i Z , . , -wsqf gg.. A Dennis McBeth, Joe Lee Staheli, Clyde Robbins, Lavear Reynolds. Don Samuels. ii-fix Q.. .Y-3? Jeaneal Curtis, Norma Burnetl, Linda Burton, Louise Kesler, Twi- la Docksfader. 9: . iq, A J' A 1 X., M i ,cf ,491 , , sv ' K ,.x i If Lynn Pickering, Neii Burston, Alden Hansen, Micky Garbeft, Calvin Haskell. wif may A 'Lf ...., . -, ,Nl Q. Becky Cnaivvin, Linda Keele, Lin- da Barnefi, Marla Jan Reece, Joy Whitman, 6,105 W N fx 5,-,x Pi , i - si fs. .-Af ,,-L V' in J x57 iQ ' ' ,I l Ross Huff, Larry Palmer, Tommy Left to Right Phyllis Griffiths, Kathaleen Greenhalgh, Nora Wesrover, bar- ah Smith. rf- , , f 7,6 if N 1 1. ......,,, Ngvriglhr, Hale Pickering, Richard ra ey. r - i JQXAML' fd' ll ,iv ,wvljllw 'WL Jllllllflg ' l . ll W 10--WML 'QXGJQUAJW 4,5 ' ,Y , Jw-Wl ,i,. V' r - li J Mfg' gg ' 4-013 C,lf'VvO'Q flyqxlz A , , 0 jgclrala- fi K 'l Q1 ., OIVDL, Dell McAffee, Lowell Sorenson, Kenneth Buys, .Joe While, Keith Horton. :Sw Miller Derrick, John Jackson, Car- dell Chipman, Howard Christen- sen, Richard Thomas. -55R Left to Right: Michael Spotten, Loyd Bishop Larry Wilson, Lowell Jones, Ro- bert Nielson. 1-v Richard Badham, Tom Tuckeft, Tommy Balog, Melvin Jackman, Harold Patton. icvl l P 4 J is ,e 1 or s ,S la. ai if Murial Dodds Jane Tolman Lau- ra Lee Provstgaard va ae Simpson Bealah Vorheese. Lett to Right: Floyd Jensen, Dixon Black, Gary Jensen, Don Hancock, Mont Sperry. , , I ,fi 'X fl . 'i'I., M' fix' , f , fl f jf ,X X , - -ff, ' 2 X K a If , , ,x Aj, 1 , 4, 'V If' A, . 4 ff - HIV, x ' ' 4 , , f ff gf. I fa, If, ,Q I Q V, ,af ,i y '-'A V 'l ff Lf. f to fs!-'Y. rag 52.5 Kenneth Wilson, Robert Bradley, Kenneth Taylor, Dennis Stanton. Rex Bryon, 'Mi Aleen Hiatt, Rose York, Pat Terry Rita Brimhall, Lisa Murdock. -57- fl Q Q., . .AGL Left to Right: Jack Houser, Richard Spencer, Fred Swain, .lay Lerwill. -vw lf:-i by 4 rv 4 kr' ..58.. Mildred Young, Janiel Limb, Bar- bara Moore, Dona Jasperson, Kathryn Gustafson. - v-Q Emily Campbell, Florence Perkins Jolene McClellan, Helen Mattin- son, Merlene Montague. Stanley Spencer. Terry Spencer, Keith Buys, Kay Tischner, Ken- neth Davis. 4 le Q. sa: YA- ,,.., if . wr X .f.g.a ,km.,4,.a Xmm A 4 i1 i. L 1 0' Q Hs . -X 16.11 xl ,Riu if gf, f -V 'Q- Y Q. ---V W - 'W . D . -Q , .ki Q 4'-Q. PPFRL W 9234 Q.-!E'Swv M ,ggjir gf m+ A Q N11-1-11: ll: 'Z l .C g Moments to Remember was the theme for the dance revue. Through the dance, we lived again many happy memories of our childhood and school days. A twelve piece orchestra and a number of chorus students, under the able direction of J. D. Christensen, set the mood and background for the dance. The Senior Dance Class received wonderful cooperation from the Junior and Sophomore girls to make this revue one of the year's outstanding events. Seventy boys participated in two of the dance numbers. Lyle Cooper and Stanley Wilson shared honors as Master of Ceremonies. Sonia Francom, Joyce Greaves, Maurine Le- Fevere, Diane Beddoes, Linda Perry and Kath- leen Peterson were dance class officers. Our congratulations to the director, Miss Clara Johnson and the girls for another beautiful pre- sentation that will long be part of our Moments to Remember. 0000 0000 0'00 D if GMU, '....t so ' , .fi Xi 0 Q1 Leading the school in Pep Rallies this year were: Diane Stevens, Dona Simons Nancy Sandford, Deanne Taylor and Barbara Wilson. In their snappy costumes made of green velvet with white underskirts and white shoes, we feel the Cheerleaders of 1956 have made an excellent showing in keeping up the school spirit. Our energetic Cheerleaders filled the hearts of each Payson Lion with cheers of victory and yells of courage, which were high at all times. Their enthusiastic character caused the yells to be heard over the roar of basketball fans and players. Pep Club 1 as - an .wx pw 1 sa-mist F-if . k',. . sk A 'M -jf . - A! I 2 .img ,. in A .-.A .. ik,-.x-5351 Us ' . . . Nt ,Q y-...za 2411025 3 F 1 we Bliwl ., Q . Q . .. 5 - . W , - . ' . - Ht.. . 1 vm-L --asf' .WS .ri '. .. 1,, X.. K .i,,g,.4s. 5 5-rfi gf. .. - Q, ,Q K , v..-.q - i 'LLL P . LLVL - s 5 -S f . X . 1- A M t, I nl 1f.,L,, Q i x Foremost of the rosters for dear old Payson High for 1956 was the Pep Club. These 54 girls led the school on to victory with their rousing marches, spirited yells and great sportsmanship. White corduroy dresses, green shoes and green emblems outfitted the girls. The faculty advisor was Miss Johnson, who's clever stunts was the great reason for the fine Pep Team we had this year. Mrs. Oborn helped chaperone the girls on their trips. The Pep Club officers were: Arlene Dunford, president, Robin Mitchell, Shirley Dixon, Jeri Taylor and Connie Clark, assisting officers. -63- V isas kssiwwsstffk, r-wmaii - , .,. ic xv Q l f it pi X 1 3 W I 1 Yi X : ,J l ni' j J ...mv-manmummvflfi ul If J. 045, -x - 53 12:5 la if l V V g, ' y 1' V l , 1. ' -4 , J y Q Q l p yygg y g A, 4, , . 6 F i 55 S it 56 70 E' , f gl ' TL, ' V, T, .C , 1 l if y i q Q W C S i is l ' gs fxlgl Neil Davis Errol Ross Mark Steele David Christiansen Nl-lalfback Halfback Fullback Center ,- . F ,ill 3. ill 33552 s Qi r is i W lx' 7 .fl i 3 it l, t of S t X' . 'tl illqx Disk ENS his X- ,J 5 it X3 S x x tix fs iss ,Y X ri eg is, Q rl .sic :B 515.9 X A X-C The football team under the fine coaching of Don Fuller had a very success- ful season. They came through with a .500 record, winning three, losing three and tieing one. To start the gridiron schedule, the squad traveled to Hurricane where they won their first game. Spanish Fork also fell prey to the aggressive forward wall and power-driving backs of Payson during the pre-season campaign. The Lions showed sparks of brilliance during the season play, coming out of the tussle with its assorted victories and defeats. Though Coach Fuller will not be back next year to coach the team, the traditional game of football will carry on. To top the season off, the Payson team held their annual Football Banquet. Much credit is due to Errol Ross and Neil Davis for the fine iob they did as co- captains. -66- 'rut P Q 'Ps ,SESS as .swag W, .. xf Paul Sraheli Mon? Wilson DOUQ Nelson End Quarterback l'l6lfb6Cl4 Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson SCORES Hurricane Spanish Fork Springville Carbon Lincoln Spanish Fork Provo , a Vern Tanner nd Robert Spackman Jerry Jolly Harold Taylor Earl Bulter Tackle Guard Tackle Y Nun, 1 .f 'ar 4: ,Q .-self' ll X Fi, Alvin Schramm Gaylord Patten Keith Warner Louis Tervort Guard Center Guard Guard Lynn Stewart Halfback 7 If V X ,J 5 zfr t at i J' sr of - Q 'vs at 'y N. QN1 -6 D JL., rf- I Pi Z J! 53-tu u Blaine Dixon Halfback Paul Hoover Quarterback s Y Charles Searles Halfback Stanley Wilson John Clark Center Tackle ,Q.f'g,t k ,170 l af '19 '-up-.J 'E-as .om-.fl Darrel Johnson Tackle Tom Olson Guard ,J , -9,1 - 'Y' .,s1ifEZ . Back row: Burraston, Wilson, Bradley, Palmer, Yamasaki, Horrocks, Finch, Reynolds. Middle Row: Coach Fuller, Gay, Johnson, Bills, Clark, Davis, Butler, Bowers, Coach Allgood. Front Row: Neilson, Warner, Draper, Warner, Nelson, Schramm, Moore. The Payson Lions wrestling team completed their grappling season success- fully by being crowned Region 3 champs. The Lions mat athletes had ll boys qualify for the state wrestling meet held in February at Fillmore. In that meet they proved to be a tough contender by winning fifth place in the state. The Lions, under the able coaching of Coaches Fuller and Del Allgood, were led by Co-Captains Neil Davis and Keith Warner to dual matches. Payson's ag- gressive team of experienced wrestlers proved too much for B. Y. High twice, Springville, Carbon, and Lehi twice. Four matches were lost-one each to Car- bon, Provo, Delta and Cedar. ln the regional meet at Brigham Young University, Payson proved to be the strongest team by placing eight firsts, three seconds and one third. Those boys qualifying for the state competition were Wilson, Warner, Bradley, Bills, Nelson, Bowers, Schramm, Davis, Clark, Gay and Johnson. At state, Payson grabbed five places. Keith Warner and John Clark gained state championship honors by taking first places in their respective weights. Neil Davis grabbed a third place, and fourth places went to Don Nelson and Lynn Bills. -69- G' P7 nd W . -.1 . ,fe -. ...l x 'T Q f ' rg! W- Q emi f 'QV Back row: Manager Warner, Neilson, Steele, Patten, Staheli, Holden, Dixon, Coach Sudweeks. Front row lzeibl The Payson Lions, under the watchful eye of Coach Verl Sudweeks, exper- ienced a fine basketball season. Tanner, Warr, Jones, Clark, Holman. The Lions played well together as a team and had two quick wins at the start of the season. With the addition of Provo and Carbon to the Nebo divi- sion, Payson had a rough schedule but came out with three wins and seven de- feats. Payson showed many moments of brilliance but had some bad luck and did not make it to the state tournament. Mark Steele and Vern Tanner were co- captains for the year. The Lions have some fine boys returning and should have an excellent ball club for next year. -70- 'lark Steele Forward X , .N K . K 1 K 1 -v xmmgqbxxkk ,ze N Q ' if A5 N QQ. X K e.e ee Rx X W f f . Vern Tanner A hx Guard 9-:N Cf 4 Cloyd Holden rry Jones :orward Center -.X l 3 2 f, Vaugh Ellis Forward .A x Q' la X W ,A s? ' -, I .zugtzg N Lai N r SM S .1 +5 x K Garold Clark Forward fiegf? a , A ...X. . . .lr M. 3 -':L fi K r - A V 1' 5' F I X 8 x 5 P V , . .fgsfr V- 1 , ,J rf Nw-,st :Q K Paul Staheli Guard Frank Warr Guard 9 Q , 'S ir ft. ,ff . k,,,,l-5 Ross Holm Guard F N. .3 .L Q J Xt' C dC ? C 7 X ft t was M 'l.x . -. Blaine Dixon Lynn Stewart Gary Wignal Saylord Patten Center Forward Center Center . mn V, tate Jt, r 1tfatt,ratt vltt Boyd Neilsc Guard ,.-my ,, 4. Q WS04' Front row: Tony Christensen, Cordell Chipman, Mike Montague, Larry Buxton, Kent Warner Back row: Vern Tanner, Frank Warr, Terrance Davis, Joe Liddle, Dennis Spencer, Stewart Gud mundsen. Tmniix During the Ietup of snow, rain and wind, tennis was accepted wholeheart- edly by the teams. The boys practiced hard to make a good team. Under the supervision of Coach Verl Sudweeks. the Lions played five matches, one each with Provo, Carbon, Springville, Lincoln and Spanish Fork. The few experienced returning players and newly added material helped make tennis a big success. Payson played three home matches, one each with Provo, Carbon and Span- ish Fork. The tennis team is made up of three singles and two double teams. ,,.-. ,cf , g' Y I , nw K. 4. ,Q-41.1 .. ' 'N -J' kv F , ,,. 1 I i. l . ,i N rip M K' X ls , 1 qu: . an .0 fa fu -' A ' -aj r . V-2 x gr, X Q ,fl 9 . 1. fx I Tltfi' Q' s l I . I ,LX 4 : ' vi, lf A tra it Q T . , ,, ' to R ' K .T r . F ' ' 5' at l pb 'Liv E' ,K Q- I A if .nf-Y 5 .. gp-CN 1'--' -A M 1,4 Back row, left to right: Coach Hillman, Holman, Montague, Wignal, Clark, Bryson, Ross. Mid- dle row: Peterson, Wilson, Wilson, Spainhower, Jolley. Front row: Nelson, Reynolds, Abbott, Hoover, Tervort, Hansen, Butler, Olson. wall The sandlot men are out to make a fine showing this year. These players have great hopes and it looks as though they have a chance to take the Region 3 championship. Eugene Hillman, their well qualified coach and instructor, has shown in the past that he is capable of developing a good team. lt looks as though he has another fine lot of athletes in the making. They have started the season off with a bang, and we know they are going to make Payson proud of them. Congratulations to a fine ball club. With the many fine returning lettermen and the promising iuniors and sophomores, the Pay- son Lions are bound to do it again. W .uf- X -.,s '-ni. fl' i iw? t f Back row: Coach Fuller, Pickering, Hancock, Peterson, Sorenson, Macbeth, Stewart, McKlenin, Stewart, Yamasaki, Bradley, Coach Baker. Middle row: Tanner, Thomas, Buys, Manwill, Dixon, Dean, Taylor, Pickering, Buys, Searles. Front row: Davis, Haskell, Christiansen, Warr, Steele, Holden, Staheli, Tanner, Bryan, White, Moore. Tumkamdlhld A With the arrival of spring many of our fine athletes began running around the cinder cycle in preparation for another track season, always having in mind the regional and state meets held later in the year. Every spring these boys strive to build their bodies' muscular action, re- flexes and coordination to such a degree that they are in top condition. These trackmen have set up in their hearts a goal to strive for, and through sheer de- termination and desire finally make the grade. Each boy must display to the best of his ability the position he is best adapted to on the team. Various events are open to them, and under the fine direction and instruc- tion of Donald Fuller they may one day be outstanding athletes. The Payson High School track and field team of 1956 is looking forward to another suc- cessful season in Region 3 competition. With some fine returning lettermen and many iuniors and sophomores showing great promise, the Lions should again make Payson High proud of them. -75- N. 1 L fvft, x fm' 1 x . fi, N WX, CAN gNN Y? B1 f' Q X .41 X A-1 dj A u ,C.,L gig.. , ..,KHd .1 3 4 X A-sv ' W fm A MW 'KX Q9 NN HE To ,Z ',' 4 'V fx rw -QQ 4 ww, 75W ff WN, J., 07. .1 241 JIU' .PY W m . 2 Uv ms' Q ei-f ggi: S W 6'f A'f4l fa . Yi V 1'1'L'g,,?,l,Q'- 'W , ,,,,, 1,414 . i f fi M I' ., . O X Wx W 'QXFP U1 Q1-w 'SJ Qi VJ GQ H! fekfx .XVJ Qs fx . Q fx ,A Q7 VSA WSJ ' N fi: X KT Yv 55,55 Q., ,J fl My Aly, .X in CJAXV X 5 F '1-Ls: Y Y AR Q' Afflifgyb , M X aff CO KW? E 243 I 'N N Xffv X Mx i . , ,ax. 1' Alai ws Ai: 'S W +4 X, . wmv-vu, Q wi NM F Q i S Q Q wx g 3' s N la Q 1? , Q L . Q if 7,1 fn. v I' J mf A , , ' , J 'A f' fbi y xx IAM . , WJ' x -N, 'T' .4 ' x x ,N '09 WNY' 1, F F5 ' fr' g.' s Wkk' 1 ,,, . , A '- ,W - ,A w-4-f N 'V X , Y MAAX fig Y, A lb! ' im 'p wx :Ld 4 lif, . 7 I ii Q 'w f . N.. 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