Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1957 volume:

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K f? 5 Xwilgiii A0255 If f1 if 5 Q if f 2 i ,- Open the Door and take a peek through the hallways of Our School. looking Through the pages of this 1957 PAYSONIAN a glorious and successful school year unfolds. Published by the Associated Students of Payson Senior High School, Payson, Utah Copyright, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven Joe Liddle, Editor, Dennis Spencer, Associate Editor, Kayo Wilson and Keith Evans, Associate Business Managers -1- the .l'B2lrl10ok staff of Daysu Casting glances the first day of school we found many old friends who were returning, and strange faces - they must be the Sophomores. After a few short days looking in the classrooms we saw teachers and students hard at work. lndeed this was going to be a year of leadership and achievement. Soon we were seeing exciting football games with brightly colored autumn leaves in the back- ground as the cold nights turned greens to golds and reds. lt wasn't long until Frosty, the Snowman, paid us a visit. Looking out we saw our campus had been transformed into a mantle of white. As we were forced indoors our activities changed. Now we saw thrilling plays, a dramatic opera, and breath-taking basketball games. Peeking in the gym we saw it change to a beautifully decorated ballroom for our romantic dances, the Hop and the Prom. Now we see boy and girl strolling hand in hand, yes, a young man's fancy turns to love in the spring. Spring activities we enjoyed were the Dance Revue, tennis, track, and baseball. The days roll swiftly by, now it is graduation time. We saw long lines of seniors in caps and gowns receiving diplomas and the congratulations of their friends and classmates. Yes, we may look back on a year of accomplishments, but we must also look ahead to new horizons that are ours to conquer. To this goal we dedicate the 1957 Paysonian. 7.97 P3.YSOnian gm X 433' M' K zrahkk VWVVVA . ., Q is f' Ti DI' 'T . 1+ ff? ww , 4 rg-M35 w 7rrwg:.5ip4 , ww i-w'7 Lw' ga--j:,A ,954 :Q f V+- if 'W ::,,,..--iff ' ' K . x l 'l ln Memorium Mr. Jones, our principal, has gone from us- Slipped quietly away with very little fuss Even his leaving was typical of the way he lived his life, Quietly, uncomplainingly bringing peace where he found strife. For him no fanfare, no big parade Just working and planning with faith, unafraid Performing his duties with a pleasant srnine, 'Twas no bother for him, that second mile. And he, who was really great in our sight Was servant of all, ever working for right. And we're sure where he's gone, they have welcomed him And he's gone to work with vigor and vim! And we can't help thinking, as we shed a tear How blessed WE have been to have had him here And may we show by our lives each day That he helped us to find the better way. -R.. QQSQXXXYQ, hghb leadership Miss Johnson . . . Counselor for the girls . . . Excellent advisor to the Pep Club . . . Director of Dance Revue . . . Big sister to all the girls . . . Advocates better school spirit. Mr. Williams . . . Mr. Williams took over the principal- ship at the beginning of the second se- mester. Since then he has proven him- self as a very understanding and willing principal. As head of our school he guides our activities with much thought, interest, and concern for the well being of the students of Payson High. As speech teacher for the first half of the year, he directed two excellent plays. As a teacher he was well liked and respected. We are proud of our new principal and respect his efforts to make Payson High one of the best schools in the state. lac Mr. licldle . . . Has a riot of a Photography Class . . . Excellent boys counselor . . . Did an excellent job as acting principal during part of the year. Mr. Groesbeck . . . Always keeps his classes happy some way or another . . . excellent personality . . . Interested in the old West . . . Gives challenging tests. Mr. Christensen . . . Teaches chorus, band, dabbles in algebra . . . Always produces good Messiahs and operas . . . Tops at music festivals . . . Teaches sum- mer band. Mrs. Huber . . . Very efficient librarian . . . Keeps library delightful to all . . . In charge of School records and books . . . helpful to all students who come to library. Mr. Sudweeks . . . Coaches basketball and tennis . . . Teaches Phys. Ed. and World His- tory . . . Student council advisor . . . Lives on Hungary Slope . . . New Baseball Coach. Mr. Durrant . . . New to our school this year . . . Off to a good start . . . Well liked coach . . . Building up good Wrest- ling, Football, and Track teams. 11 y y 4.1, ,VI f 3 mifffs Lfrffv If ' 'ff wild Jfzz 4, fffwy yo'-4, fy' . f AM , 1 XX, 7f4'ffm4y f X' Jffl 1 A'r'c frrdf 1211 flif f 'AMY L X44 7 flfwf As LVL' f -c ALJQ4. .y,,,,,f 1.1.-ff JM 4 AZ 41,6-.-..r.,, Mr. Cheever . . . Handy man to have around . . . Trains students in the field of In- dustrial Arts . . . Proud of his Mech- anical Drawing classes . . . Good natured. Mr. Powell . . . Quite a sense of humor . . . Like- able to all . . . Teaches excellent type classes . . . Prepares his stus dents for the business world. Mrs. Hiatt . . . Teaches English, Reading, Shorthand and Bookkeeping . . . Proud of her new home . . . Helps with the F. H. A. slumber parties . . . Keeps Students busy. Mr. Menlove . . . Authority on Major League Base- ball . . . Sticks to the subiect dur- ing class time ? ? '? Students enioy taking classes from him. Mrs. Sorenson . . New this year . . . Teacher for Junior English . . . Has a ranch a- bove Spring Lake . . . Enioys work- ing with leather . . . Took over Mr. Cutler's place this year. Mr. leatham . . . Teaches Ag., Farm Mechanics, and General Math . . . Knows and en- joys teaching his subjects . . . Pro- duces State Land Jud in Contest- Q Q ants and winners. Mr. Francis . . . Quite a variation of subjects such as English, Art, and Reading . . . Liked by everyone . . . Enjoys fid- dling around in Photography . . . Keeps School Calendar up to date. Mr. Milner . . . Took over speech and Sr. English at the beginning ot the 2nd se- mester . . . Keeps his students busy . . . Won high honors at speech festival. Mrs. Oborn . . . Enjoys watching the University of Utah football games . . . Teaches Homeliving, Homemaking, Clothing and World History . . . Sponsor of the F. H. A. Slumber parties. Mr. Hillman . . . Brilliant Teacher . . . Keeps his clas- ses in hand . . . Authority on most sports . . . Teaches a dangerous Chemistry class . . . Has excellent taste in his clothing. ..IQ,- student hndy officers We, the Student Body Officers, wish to thank you, the studentbody for your admirable co-operation and support this year. We feel that the year has really been a successful one and hope the future years will be the same. The Student Body Officers have done their best to fulfill their campaign promises by working to the best of their ability to make this a better school year for all. Much credit for the work done by the Student Council should go to our advisor, Mr. Sudweeks, whose very capable guidance contributed much to the success of the school year. Paul Staheli, our President, showed his fine qualities of leadership in a very capable way as he carried out his duties and responsibilities. His energetic spirit and keen sense of humor have really heiped to make this one of the best years old P. H. S. has ever had. Vice-President, Jimmy Yamisaki, worked hard planning and helping to make this year a success. His fine characteristics and personality contributed much to upbuilding of our school government. Through his many helpful ideas and hard work, he has fulfilled the iob as Vice-President successfully. Betty Jean Tanner, as Secretary, showed her ability in keeping records and giving freely of her ideas to make our school function better. With personality and charm she has become a favorite of the students. She has put forth an untiring effort through the past year. Carolyn Borgeson, our Business Manager for the past year, has capably taken over all the business procedures that have taken place within the Student Council. Her thoughtful remarks and witicism have brightened the lives of many and have helped in the success of the year by creating school spirit. She has a good sense of iudgement to take care of the business matters of our school and has done so successfully. -14- 11? Jimmy Yamisaki, Betty Jean Tanner, Paul Sfaheli, Carolyn Borgeson. louking in at pHyS0n achievement va, W -Q-. 5 M Dorine Wall, Kayo Wilson, Dennis DeHart, Larry Buxton. senior class otticers Under the capable leadership of our officers, Larry Buxton, president, Kayo Wilson, vicefpresident, Dorine Wall, secretary, and Dennis DeHart, representative, we have completed another milestone in life - our Senior year. Some of the memories that won't be forgotten are the Senior Hop and assembly. For the Hop the gym was beautifully decorated to the theme of Dream . All who attended agreed it was one of the year's most outstanding activities. The Class of 57 also enioyed Senior Sluft Day which was held in May. Finally, the Seniors are ready to leave dear old Payson High. It is a joyous occasion but many memories make us shed a tear or two. The Seniors climaxed the year by donning their caps and gowns and receiving their diplomas. 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GG? or my 7, .. Q 'Q' A 4. sbs- flu in X .- -'x- JoeLeen Forsey up Joan Fowler W Dick Gasser Ethel Mae Gatiey Dora Lee Hammock Janice Henline Leon Gay Edward Hansen Anita Henry I Kay Greenhalgh Sharon Harris Mardene Herrnansen seniors I - ' 'Q' 1 nib l fix!! N -I .lx sw Y w 5 M .Q fra -Q M I r X, H ,H 1 tl ' ,, 43 - Xu' :af 'iff . X Q ' -A - ,g -. f X 1 C H 'un Higgins T 1 H J ' H199 M I H T D ll Hold P I H '71 -A ian -lk. Wayne Huff May Ivey Jerry Jdsp '57 19- ,Q-fr 419 f R Www X 1' qs KK' rg-N Yi' S.. as ' G' 'Nl Sue Ann Jasperson Julie Jensen Shirlee Jensen L seniors fl!!! gb lx - , i--as-X Derrell Johnson Peggy Kay Ruth Ann King Jerry Jolley Oliver Kesler Madge Kirk Judi Kallbacka Terry Kesler Mona Rae Lamb 2 ,Zh 15. , K 'lrvftrv D A Yr T' .ff ',-Us f Q ? s X Y .1 avg 5 . L vw-X G L fg C Ileen L by Fr d Ly G n L B 0 B tty A M C ll J Lddl -'7R.. 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Q 4.391-y 1 7 J f f ,I fl -1' X ' fu' f 3 C P Y I1 Jay P T rsorl D P T J' Pfouis C y P I 0 D yl Reynolds 7 hgh A Q Qfbvswy- A W' LaRae Robb Monte Rob 1 Le Am S I '57 fx. - QQ -bi 75- ' Yfv 1543, 'V' '41 ' M' Ni 4 Q f' af ilu- lsflfgrnfl Lg gl:-'J T w S David Seat Diann Shepherd Dennis Spencer seniors Joe Lynn Spencer Betty Jean Tanner Paul Staheli Lyle Tanner Merlene Stewart Brook Taylor 'TQ 'Y' ia 1 x Richard Taylor Lyle VanAusdal Frank Warr ix vf Yflltv all tix Ny -wr NW' 'sw l I Xl I Rf W X' 4 1 C V fl' 7:-U 'gf xg 1 -' A .Av Zfflfll I f glfjijf ,' A I K lluglf I ew -vnqkf -1.4- N v g X lk , M ' of 'I X , .--1 l H,-Q wi? W lgl ' I A ' Q, .QS Jerry Woodbury Swv A K llwerine Woodfsrd 2' J y Yamasalu I , 3? Wick 1 -u X if L C 1 3' I Dorine Wall Arlene Wilson Dessie Webster Dale Wilson Jullv W1-sl Kayo Wilson '57 f 8 Vo- -r ' Lynn Stewart, Gary Wignall, Rose York, Jean Holden. I I I juniors class officers The Junior Class enjoyed a very successful year under the leadership of Lynn Stewart, president, Gary Wignall, vice-president, Jean Holden, secretary, and Rose York, representative. The Juniors participated in the many activities of our school year. Some took leads in the school play and opera, some were in the Dance Revue, while others were noted athletes. The Junior Prom, with the theme of Red Sails in the Sunset was one ot the most outstanding events ot the year. The memories ot this dance will stay with us tor a long time. We are sure that the Class of '58 will do a capable iob as leaders of Payson Hi h next ear. Q Y -30- 'bt Richard Badham Q ' if . ' 35' .K 3, E la ig M S i t gf., . . Linda Barnett Sheryl Barron Q 'l1j'f,'3 Robert Bradley Rita Brimhall 1 g X' f if ' X .- , v .N S o ,T 5. 4 2' .,, . B A 11 . Linda Burton Michael Burrasten fit ,QQ it fi S owgrz Lloyd Bishop lf B 'f - Y ' ' SL, - M, .ff 4 f ui . H N rl 34-1 l - 1 Wayne Black vu:-Af K 'T -4' Rex Bryan Norma Kay Burnett at B -H .1 W, tam, s If Q A Diane Butler -31- A lesson in Biology New 1' ,. i Keith Buys e Q W 'wi gi I I Q 4, X K, a ,-', im- 'n iv. uf I wwf, . can i-Img:-.',x lx ' N ,ififgu fx enneth Buys Emily Campbell Becky Chafwin Cordell Chipman Tony Christensen if Q' X gi , i t Q I ,ff ' . 1 4 ,! . Q k ff 1, if ' 2 5' X ' '-lfms. Howard Clnrislensen Karen Clinger Lane? Cole JeNeal Curtis CVM 4, -vi 6, al l as Ji if X if .ap as l 5 if ' ,rvx 'g L' ' hrnf J ,4 . l Y '75 1 Glenda Darling Bertie Lu Davis Louise DeGraw Blaine Dixon 4 6' li W- ' as Q 1,3 'gf W' l A ' Twila Dockstader Muriel Dodds Vaun Finlinson Jackie Francom Michael Garbeft -3Q- clas 'it 'lk Z'-'NX Kathleen Greenhalgh l '58 K gases- , ,gg Asa.. fee 3 'tQa-ef' . 'WM' at X X fm l K N59 get 'X if Q f 'i 1 33 A ' A Sz 5 Phyllis Griffiths Kathryn Gustafson Don Hancock Donna Hancock 'E , 'f i - 'Q' is A ' .,- is K A ,, ' N. Q v in 5 A S 'gf . . P L , 'es' V X A Q R xx 1 R f Alden Hansen Calvin Haskell Aleene Hiatt Jean Holden , . Li- -ay A - . , ,fig if ' Kia is fy 43 +1 if x, 'Sw 1 4 i i ...cf H ssscif f +f +' Keith Horton Jack Houser Verla Kay Houser Ross Huff Junior Prom Committee -RR- p X.,,' Y A - gina, , W S L y L J y 'f M '24 Qin A 'R jp. li A fl af L J ' Q a E' Q her l - 'N'ii' K Q Charlotte Ivey ,AW FQ- fx S-if an 2 I Archie Johnson eb , L4 A G Barbara Jensen John Jackson Donna Jasperson Lois Jasperson . . Danny Kelly WW V LQ 5. '-of llll L 2-.Y L -. js Louise Kesler Linda Keele l-5 ssl 5 QV' F 2 K 1 Dorolhy Koller Shirla Dean LeFevre Jay Lerwill Q Q ' 4,9 X 1 r 7'5 laws-ff' -fs:-L lf? f Lynn Lloyd Joan Loveless Warren Manwill ..'2A... Qs N..-We Janiel Limb J - . sf..-Y 'll J ' ' L K,,r l L+ :JPN .2 L I A N, , my 5 5' 'V ' 'J' X qw lffiX fa I , - ' L, Dale McAffee Dennis McBeth G f58 ,,, as Q. s ff' 76 X i' av- . -ov' -can 'W' Ernadene McClellan Joleen McClellan Larry McLennan Jerelyn Montague f ' ,rj 'av ' x . . ' N avr Barbara Moore Dennis Moore Carmen Muniz Q-f,s,,,X Merlene Montague f . H. vs, kb. ff Lecia Murdock QQ.. - ,af -N. - W' X V it VN ti ll f Carolyn Nelson William Nielson Edda May Noon Douglas Palmer 3Qx s if Learning to type -35- it 5' ,G+ ' x 'T'7 l l Larry Palmer 'X I -,. .,...,,-. .Vi Hale Pickering A 7g R f . 'iff LaVear Reynolds 4, - ff? 195 'IS' ur .4 Q i I Donna Smith 0. 1., W' 'Q' Wx W 'IQ mf Q 1'35Fif l v 1 'l S SN- Sherry Painter Harold Patten Gwen Peterson Kenneth Peterson X5 Q f 1' it R 'lf 'Q ft Q-5-5: ' --f I k r uw, Lynn Pickering Laura Lee Provstgaard X S gpg .el Q ,. l li 1 ev' ' 3 I . L y' Don Samuels Charles Searle ,pls 'iv fi ' if ,W -...f Lx R f 1 0' N Sara Smith Lowell Sorenson Marla Jan Reece F' S if. A. ii f ., , in K A N H. 'tk K L, 2' S3572 li Evarae Simpson nfl 211'-f' N, Tom Sorensen ,2 cla S! A ,- . - Richard Spencer Sta S' is , he X -LQ X -4 amz 'em,,- S Q5 N .df xxx Xu X - . , 'nu M k ix L. nley Spencer LaMont Sperry Michael Spoifon Joe Staheli Dennis Sianton f'M' 63 ,m irq :,. my 'K was ' my iw A-'ggi .K 5 V,hL 5fj'g,f ' i '58 Lois Stark Shelia Steck Lynn Stewart Max Lynn Stewar L rr- K lf , 1. 5, J A ,gi g r, A me . 'X 5 ,A ,, ' ' , Q N .xp N ' Q 5 ...aw I N 5 A --,L 4 Fred Swain Connie Tanner Jay Taylor Experiments in chemistry -37- '12-gr 'Z xl Q . lg gf 2 I iff -T , , . .1 'J-, ' RH lk iz 'le Kenneth Taylor Ramona Taylor -f avi T , Richard Thomas Jane Tolman P -lsr, 2 f A 2. A 45, x 1 S Phil White Joy Wightman T r f 'M' ' Q we 'Z' 'L ,T 3 U f 1 'ag L9 1 if , Kenneth Wilson Tom Wright W-5, 1? s I 'Q ,5 .M ,. Patricia Terry F3 4: rg' Al' i , Tom Tuckett .fwgk ,4 Gary Wignall ,. Ka' Rose York -38- ' Y an .600 tw '- rs Kay Tischner John Thomas , '74 , , 'gh 'Gb ,- 'Cf 5. . ,r.L V Nora Westover .'l3g'x' -Q' ' Larry Wilson i I V ' y ., 5 :ff g dir ,gi L' A f ' '95 :Sw l ll, li Mildred Young Beulah Voorhe iv 'A R 7 Y GS .. f gi 1 Q if s i 5 i U 2 l l i NS. by Stewart Jolley, Neil Losser, Walter Ludlow, Elaine Mitaria. sophomore class utiiceis The newest addition to our school, the Sophomores, made their first year a very successful one. Much ot' the credit for this success can go to Walter Ludlow, president, Neil Losser, vice-president, Elaine Mitaria, secretary, and Stewart Jolley, representative, The enthusiasm of the Sophomores helped to make their assembly and Carnival Dance an outstanding highlight of the year. The Sophomores began the year shining shoes and being general handymen. But they found initiation to be rather fun and are now looking forward to two more years of fun and study at Payson High. ,QQ - cass of FW? ,W y O , Q ws 'cs Q 1 few , Lucille Abbott Sally Badham r, it if xi, 5. -us, S x i 'mr' is Ray Bennett Connie Brunson ml Joe Ahlin Sandra Ballard Z-h,,t .. Qt 't't,l,- 5 1. :ffl Paul Bowers Susie Campbell si? 'EP-J ta N I, ff CH ,C-, 'Q .X- Carol Jean Ainge Valleio Balzly xQ3 Deann Brereton Max Carter lg Sw, ,S it C 1 ,,. ... . 1.13 if .V X 'rlsfiaqf t',y Q' yt id I --..-Q35 x-qxx Q QNMX Q 1 lf '50 'nrt . lr' dl Judy Bachman Roger Barney 'vm 'Qi li' fC ft is - .pixgyf John Brooks Merrill Carter Yr 4' J Wi Af X i 1 yy k 91' I, gif' 'i'L i F 'Q Q , ' gp' tf X A- s - 2 J 1 'Q vi'-if : - Glenys Christensen Kent Christensen Robert Christensen Steven Christiansen Vaiden Clayson Stephen Coon . James Coooer Carol Corav Joel Cowan Kathleen Crane 4-'J w in 'iii i Lila Crist Roy Davis ss, i, 'lv fs id DeGraffenried ecca Donahue lara Jean Durrant athleen Francom rf A i 'us' '14 Hn 186' Dick Daniels Patricia Davis W Sophomores dressed up for initiation gp. .4-rf'-' Joy Dial Marden Dixon Judy Done Virginia Drollinger X I 1 Connie Ellsworth George Gardner -- Dora Lee Elmer Kendell Ewell Karen Garner Ella Jayne Gatley , P . N, 3 ., v Xl E , tw W IQ it A si J , da .Ig tt N E E . ii 'im 59' Rulon Ewell Judith Gee cass ui 59 1 Vx Q i J He' ,L ,L il il 'F' wi s 4 Joe Hill Garry Jarvis r' . r -61' V. '50 - i 'xt X11 if-...s ki V , I' f in-.6' ,f Ronald Kent Gee Julia Ann Hancock 43 off, fi . G, ls A Raymond Hansen Audrey Hathaway 'P 5 T ri yg of 'N if 1 . Lee Roy Hill Ronald Jasper , V.-Q 'li fqljx Q5 5 V2 L Ellen Greenhalgh Gary Hanson fri' x , Lynne Harmer Bonnie Heelis 042-5- ' .. an Q-X,NrX QM I f f ov. ...-...a as 1 D Tad Greenhalgh Kirk Hansen QQ-19 eerfy'e ' I. yi Marda Hartvigsen Don Higginson 'ti' J A l '51-s.X fv 'wit Linda Gustafson Patsy Ann Hanse f,- NB' . Lg' L: -. k3q51gL:3,, ,i..gy. r, X, Q G . . Q--V ,. 3,5 Jo Ann Haskell Joe Higginson Q' sw Ls ar: U S, fL.,l+'ff f ti J Ll? Suzanne ivory Leslie Howard Evelyn Jackson Eddie Jasperson Kathryn Jermain Stewart Jolley W 1 Y ., .ra s in -, '7xef,.tv's ZS., ,ffl A .., g iary Jones eVere Kelsey 4 1 i 'L Q 1 Russell Jones Everett Kester s. f Q f hw 4 Hsu in X-fn ,arbara Kinder llilo Larson mdk li' 'l v 1 'in its -L A ' Q' 1 L L 2? 4 Q:- 'L -vw K A , l I eil Losser 'ayne Miller i KIT: axjisv ifi QQ Lib. 9 Harley Kinser Mariorie Larson Larry Lazemby Norma Livingston Sophomores line up for refreshments at conclusion of initiation. misss' get' Janis Loveless Walter Ludlow Elaine Mitarai Linda Montague ,V 'N szyygfv Kim Lyman Lorna Montague Jeff McBeth Peggy Lou Montague Lt, '53 Larry Mower class ul 59 , ' 251:55 .. , i ,inc X ,xg .1 A R ff' l ef yyrii 1 , , E.-,Q , Jay Rindlisbacher Grant Schaerrer t. - U --vw 3 il? rr lb is My ef! 'kwxi 3' Gary Moore Erma Olsen Bruce Nelson Sharon Openshaw I 1 ..i,, , 4, I , z I ' L . 4 , Ronald Peart Keith Peery Tony Pickering Peggy Provstgaard .V -Y' Y 5 yy.aa. y,Ra P ,S , l ' F 4' -. , o mg Y' Lg',, X X '53 i t P H5 in gil -f K AI P R x I aaay F57-if fp S is if ,v , 3, Q he tml Gerry Nelson Marion Painter Q f 'il -of . N1 we g e- 1 as ADA, Steven Peery Nancy Pulver ,JM I k 1 lb . N Fw -' f Q ?v 4 9 ifvN X x. 'gg :JK Y ,O Q -Us Q A we lf? if A Jerry Nelson Wayne Parker 3 P if il. J Klaus:-i l James Peterso Ronald Reece , . vt 3 fl? X'A- Douglas Robinson William Riffey Elaine Rodgers Ray Rothe Muriel Schramm Mary Schmidt Sally Senn Golda Shell erla Shell syle Smith uf ,GEN i ,Pa r...fXX f,,.'v'-sv ., A X X. iunda Sorensen ante Spencer iff?-lvt r Y, s.. , 4 I Gb rry Steele iristine Walton r,,,g-,Nl K N' x f 'Ins-w lift l l ,::m:. l K X- xx 1.4 Dennis Shugart Robert Smith ,W Q s 553 'M 'S iw C' s 5 5 egg! is Q li A S- S il 55-X we f' i 4. , x X' I' 1 Cara Lee Spainhower Gordon Spotten me 2 4?-WGS msgs , sg, . K K r- W f S Curtis Stewart Harold Wilkinson A view ' Q9 , 1 v .s.. ae . ,am . ., 453 Q ,, X ' 'S' Earlyne Spencer Darla Steele 'ti 'T Q iff Q' Q 33 W K is fits Melba Stickney LaMar Woodard of our campus l his atom .M ' . .4-'sv isg .x Nl is 5 in ii Ng, U A yet' asm W 3 X r, :Nye y Y li To l S S 5 FU A Y.. W N ' if gk -I. .,..' . Y K ' .s lsiis Norma Smith Farrell Taylor Wavne Wride Kavp Wvlnr Ronald Warr lnlnnn Ynrlc l00kin2 in at pHyS0n activities .buh ww.: En The Cast: standing, Barbara Elmer, Arlene Wilson, Larry McLennan, Tommy Wright, Lamar Mower. Sitting, Hale Pickering, Dessie Webster, Charlotte Ivey, May Ivey, Blaine Dixon. Howard Carol Agnes Carol ., Ginger Carol Jeannie Carol Joan Carol H Liz LaL..,L L, aaao ,, Eddie Davis Tommy Green Ed Hoffman 7 Bob Wilson ..i,s CAST Larry McLennan , Arlene Wilson Dessie Webster u Charlotte Ivey May Ivey Barbara Elmer Blaine Dixon Hale Pickering Tom Wright Lamar Mower PRODUCTION STAFF Director L , W Arch Williams Student Directors , , ,L ssc. L , Diann Shephard, Stanley Elmer Programs Louise Coles, Lee Ann Schaerrer Advertising , L Tony Christensen, Joe Liddle Scenery , , L W ,L Jay Taylor, Lynn Bills, Paul Hoover, Max Stewart, and Oliver Kester REVERSE YOUR FIELD I SCREAM REVERSE YOUR FlELDI Mr. Carol gives his account of Gingers touch down to Agnes :me out , or ginger I GUESS HE DOESN'T REALIZE IM THE BIG MAN IN THIS SCHOOL. Eddie Davis, the big athlete blows off steam in front of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Time Out for Ginger, Payson High SchooI's annual three act play, was presented November first and second. Under the capable direction of Arch Williams and with the cooperation of the speech class it was a big success. Time Out for Ginger was a delightful comedy in three acts. Howard Carol is the proud father of three daughters. He has always wanted a son to follow in his athletic footsteps. When Ginger, his youngest daughter, turns out for football he is de- lighted. She proceeds to out run and out shine the best athletes in the school, She scores a touchdown in one of the games. This score makes it 35-O. The team carries her off the field as a hero, but she realizes how unimportant it was and quits football. At the close of the play she shows her true lady-like qualities. YOU COMING ATHLETEQH I'M SORRY I CALLED YOU SON THIS AFTER NOON Edd'9 'S ClI'd9d RY Joan after he has IUSI Mr. Carol apologizes to his reformed ath taken a hard punch from Tommy. 'eric daughter. THE PRAYER, FATHER. Deiected Andoniram at supper with Nanny, Sam- my, and Sarah. Sarah has iust won her victory. the revolt of mother This one-act play by Ruth Sergel was the dramatic play of the evening of one-act plays. The plot concerns mother's desire to get a new house. Adoniram Penn, her husband, in- CAST Sarah Penn .......,...........,.,.....,..,..,.. Arlene Wilson :Fad finlilds fa Tgewf bin' Hgh has alwans 'lun Andoniram Penn Joe Liddle e a airs o e ami y wit out consu tation from anyone. While he is away, Sarah, Nanny Nanny Penn '--'---'a a--fa- M av 'Yet' and Sammy change the new barn into the much Zammv Penn -'a- - 'aa-------- LT'nn 'Bills needed new house so that Nanny can have her eorge 'a'a---'-'-'---- -aa-'--a---- a U Hoover wedding here. The pla ends with Sa ah a'n- Emeline Adkins ...... .,.,.,. L ee Ann Schaerrer ing equal rights. Y r 9 I l FIGURED YOU'D BE OVER, MRS. ADKINS. THIS IS A HOUSE, FATHER. 'TAINT A BARN I SEEN YA CRANIN' OUT THE WlNDOW. NO MORE. Sarah and George look down at the gossip- Father, harnesses in hand, Nanny, and ping neighbor, Mrs. Adkins. Sammy listen as mother finally gets her ire up sell... S.. RP' I JUST MEAN THAT THERE MIGHT NOT BE A VEDDING AT ALL. Mother and Betty express surprise at Teddy's leclaration. This one-act comedy was written by Russell Medcratt. Betty is about to be married. Teddy, her younger brother, has a new dress suit. Much to his dismay, Betty is taking her time in the bathroom. John's dress suit doesn't arrive so he tries to borrow Teddy's. Teddy finally is ready as the play closes, but there is no wed- ding. The preacher slips on a cake of soap while taking his bath and could not perform WELL, IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT A DRESS SUIT, JOHNNY, I RECKON YOU WONT BE NEEDING THIS HAT. Johnny in his bathrobe even loses his hat to Teddy. the ceremony. lh SHOOT ME MY SHIRT, MOTHER. Betty with coat and mother with shirt help etirst . .,.. dress suit CAST Teddy Harding Jay Taylor Betty Harding Charlotte Ivey Mrs. Harding Barbara Elmer Johnny Drake Max Stewart e,51 . Lb flbgu i' 0 t I i 1 , IJ N. , A 5 ' 4, 4 ' v if - - f s,g.4ij xi s A -Q, ff Teddy Lawson Edith Merrill William Lawson Miss Collins T. J. Morgan ff-f.s4:.L7' 4 ' N , 41? in ..' I.. v ., .Af 14. .. I I cAsT A ' Stanley Ellher Diann Shepherd Tony Christensen Louise Coles Oliver Kester .4 , fl ll by 3 - 4 . .ff ' , 3 X 2125: AND YOU SAID THIS CHECK WAS NO GOOD. Teddy is confronted by Mr. Morgan with a check while Miss Collins, Mr. Lawson and Edith look on. HI TEDDY BEAR! Edith ioyfully greets her financee, Teddy Lawson lN B P' . A , I x , 5, K -'N s I yes means no This play is a one-act farce by Howard Rogers. Teddy plans to marry Edith Merrill. As his dad is a big businessman he asks for a raise in allowance. His dad thinks he should learn the value of saying NO. They agree that Teddy will receive S50 for every No, but not one Yes. In I5 min- utes he says 50 no's and almost ruins his father's business. Teddy receives a check for S5,000, and as he leaves for his honey- moon gives his father some fatherly advice. USINESS YOU NEVER THANK ANYONE EOF ANYTHING. Teddy repeats to his father some of his owr advice. the lertune teller D. Christensen Don Milner Clara Johnson Afton Oborn Arthur Powell L Rell Francis Jerry Jolley Lecia Murdock Alene Hiatt Norma Livingston Programs Alto Jo Durrant Advertising ,L Pat Terry LA LA LA WITH PlROUETTlNG. Fresco ballet master explains dance methods to Christine Walton and Pat Terry. IMUST NOT BELIEVE EVERYTHING THAT MEN Count loeholds Irma as Ladislaus claims her love. Fresco Count Berezowski Ladislaus Irma Wanda Vera , Almir Timir Sandor Musette Vanika Boris Mme. Pompon lst Agent 2nd Agent 3rd Agent Chorus Classes CAST Doug Palmer James Cooper Jerry Jolley Sue Ann Jasperson Donna Smith Carolyn Borgeson Stewart Jolley Ronald Reece Joe Lynn Spencer Mardene Hermansen Joan Loveless Monte Benson Linda Keele Tony Pickering Terrill Moore Larry Wilson THOSE LAUGHING BLUE EYES! Tirnar, Vera, Alrnir and Wanda meet in sec to promote their love affairs. The Fortune Teller is a musical play written in two acts. The vocal score by Victor Herbert, revised by Don Wilson, book and lyrics by Harry B. Smith and revised by Edward Bradley. The Grand Opera Ballet had been invited to Count Berezoski's Chateau. The Count wants a Royal Lottery ticket which is in possession of a ballet girl. Aided by Fresco, the Count finds that Irma has the ticket which she will not yield so the Count must marry her. Irma is in love with Captain Ladislaus of the Livonian Hussars, however, her twin brother Fedor has apparently deserted from the army. To save him from the tiring squad lrma consents to marry the Count. Irma tries to impersonate Fedor and escape marriage from the Count so she writes a note, leaves the lottery ticket and goes with Ladislaus, Before leaving Ladislaus grabs the ticket. A band of gypsies arrive and Musette is bought by Ladislaus and given to Fresco as a substitute for Irma at the wedding as the Count cannot see without his monocle which Fresco accidentally broke. The gypsies come tor Musette but she sends them away. The Count discovers the plot and insists that Irma marry him. In the meantime Fedor returned from a secret mission for the King. The lottery ticket turns up unexpectedly in Fresco's hands and the queen abolishes the Royal Lottery. Irma wins Ladislaus, Musette returns with Sandor y i J t and the Count takes Mme. Pompon. HDANCERS OF THE NATIONS Phyllis Griffith and Janice Henline, lrish dancers Marion Cowan and Lannett Cole, Spanish dancers Sheila Steck and Pat Terry, French dancers. hand A band peps up activities in school iust as it does a parade. This year the band has been unusually active, and has contributed much to the spirit of our school. Following a year's drive to raise money for uniforms the goal was achieved. On Founders Day the band made its first appearance in new uniforms. Besides the Founders Day concert a concert was held in the tabernacle in November. Throughout the year the band has contributed to the enthusiasm of our home football games and basketball games. Our band rated high in the Band Festival held at Orem in April. Director of the band is J. D. Christensen and officers were: President Wayne Huff, Vice-President, Joe Lynn Spencer, and Secretary, LaRae Robbins. lst row: Taylor, Gee, Garner, Christensen, Hansen, Mr. Christen- 3rd row: Pickering, Wrinht, Spotten, Kester, Stark, Robbins sen, Hansen, Provstgaard, Crane, Barney. Wightman, Christensen, Johnson, Bowers. 2nd row: LeBaron, Peterson, Thomas, Zeeman, Searles, Nelson, 4th row: Stewart, Lazemby, Buys, Montague, Nelson, Chipman Huff, Nelson, Spencer. Bowers, Dixon, Spencer. 5th row: Taylor, Perry, Hansen, Woodbury, Erickson, Lyman, Ewell li' N T . .l CL lst row: John Thomas, Garn LeBaron, Jay Taylor, Mike Montague, Howard Chris- tensen. 2nd row: Glen Bowers, Wayne Huff, Paul Bowers, Cordell Chipman. dance hand The Top Ten have proven that they are exceptionally good as a dance band. The officers of the orchestra are: president Glen Bowers, vice-president Wayne Hutt, and secretary Cordell Chipman. They have given freely ot their time to play at our matinee dances, and have also played tor after-game dances. The boys in the orchestra are all members of the high school band. Because of their interest in music they organized the dance band last year. At the begin- ning of school this year the returning members reorganized the band and have proven themselves a success. They have received many invitations to play from surrounding towns and various church organizations. K7 ssociate editor Dennis Spencer and editor Joe Liddle. Jim Pfouts, advisor Doyle Liddle, Edward Hansen an '- tanding: Julie Jenson, Dorine Wall and Peggy Kay. itting: Dennis DeHart and Boyd Nielson. Daryl Reynolds. paysonian The members of the Yearbook staff have worked hard to make the 1957 Pay- sonian the best yearbook in the history of Payson High School. It has taken the better part of the year to prepare in pictures and words this edition of Payson High SchooI's annual yearbook. Under the direction of Joe Liddle, editor, Dennis Spencer, Associate editor, Kayo Wilson and Keith Evans, Associate business managers, this yearbook is now completed in a style we are proud to present to you students. We appreciate the help we received from Doyle Liddle, our advisor, and the work and interest of Low- ell McClellan. Associate Business Managers, Kayo Wilson and Keith Evans. -53- LION TALES STAFF Published by the Associated Students of Payson High School Editors Mardene Hermansen, Mona Rae Lamb Club News . Arlene Wilson Sports Joe Liddle, Dennis Spencer, Keith Evans, Boyd Nielson Mud Fence Douglas Nelson, Paul Saheli, May Ivey Faculty Advisor . Doyle Liddle Reporters Other members of Photography Class lion tales We feel that the Lion Tales of this year was one of the best the school has ever published. The students enjoyed reading its news, editorials, club news and sports. The most widely read page was our rnudfence which related the scandal of the school. The April Fool paper proved to be a very humorous success. The staff and members of the Pho- graphy class along with our advisor, Mr. Liddle, worked diligently to put the paper out on time. Our paper is one of the many activ- ities that every student can enioy. The editors, Mardene Hermansen and Mona Rae Lamb, and the staff hope that each student has been satisfied with the paper. David McKay, Faye Davis, Colleen Lazenby and Dar- rell Holden. Editor, Mardene Hermansen and Co-Editor, Mona Rae Lamb. May Ivey, Doug Nelson, Paul Staheli and Arlene Wilson ,445 IFN t I. 'Q-4, I -slim X lst row Peart Moore Lyman Staheli Speery Nelson, Mr. Leatham. 2nd row Wilson Mower Shugart Robbins Jackson, Tanner, Schaerrer, Olson, 3rd row Lerwill Nielson Jensen Daley Rothe, Spencer. 4th row Van Au dal Taylor Gasser Erickson, Jackson, Ely, Burraston, Rindlis- The F.F.A. began their year's activity with a horseback trip up Payson Canyon. lt was an overnight ride with sixteen members and Mr. Leatham, our advisor, making the trip. In October we held our annual Turkey Strut, and Turkey Raffle. On March 20 the fathers and sons enioyed a very successful banquet at which Mark Nichols was the guest speaker. The officers of this year and next year attended the State F.F.A. Convention at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City on March 28 and 29. Diann Shepherd was our chap- ter Sweetheart for 1957. Officers who have guided the club through a successful year are: Paul Staheli, president, Fred Lyman, vice president, Lynn Stewart, secretary, Monte Sperry, treasurer, Joe Staheli, reporter, and Lloyd Bishop, sentinel. 3-'35 wang x.a.isN hi varsity club The newest club in our school, the Letterman's Club, got off to a successful start early this school year. The require- ment to become a member of this club is to have lettered in any sport. The club sponsored two dances after basketball games. Some of the members enioyeol a rabbit hunt during the Christ- mas Holidays. The project chosen by the Varsity Club is to have pictures of all athletic teams in the foyer of the gymnasium. A picture of the captains and any boy who places all state will also be placed on the wall at the entrance of the gym. lst row: Buys, Gay, Nelson, Hoover, Tanner, Butler. Officers of the club were: Dennis DeHart, president, Tony Christensen, vice president, and Gaylord Patten, secretary. Mr. Durrant and Mr. Sudweeks were the faculty advisors. Qnd row: Nielson, Liddle, Staheli, Patten, Dixon, Christensen, Montague. 3rd row: Wignall, Bowers, Manwill, Bryan, Peterson, Spencer. 4th row: Wilson, Olson, DeHart, McLennan, McBeth, Sorenson, Moore, Garbett, Benson, Wright, Bradley, Cowan, Rindlisbacher. w Q 3rd row: Shirla LeFevre, Lois Stark, Betty Tanner, Lee Ann Schaerrer, Donna Jasperson, Ar- lene Wilson, Colleen Higginson, Barbara Elmer, Janial Limb. 2nd row: Jean Holden, Deanna Peterson, Faye Davis, Marion Cowan, Twila Dockstader, Kath- ryn Mortensen, Colleen Lazenby, Alta Jo Durrant. lst row: Mona Rae Lamb, Ella Jayne Gatley, lda Peay, Julie Jensen, Merlene Stewart, Mild- red Young. N.:a-' Payson High School F.H.A. club has a membership of eighty girls. Officers of the club are Jeanne Higginson, president, Norma Burnett, vice-president, Judi Kallabacka, secretary, LaRae Robbins, treasurer, Lynne Harmer, historian, and Joe Leen Forsey, activity chairman. Mrs. Oborn is advisor. In October the club sponsored a get acquainted come as you are party . ln November initiations were held and the new members dressed as some story book character. The annual slumber party was held just before Christmas. At midnight Santa Claus arrived and presented each girl with'a stocking of candy. ln March the officers and Mrs. Oborn attended the annual F.H.A. convention in Salt Lake. Activities of the club have added interest to the lives of the girls who are taking Home Economics classes. 3rd row: Gayle Smith, Karen Smith, Linda Gustafson, Judy Bachman, Earlyne Spencer, Linda Montague, Lucille Abbott. 2nd row: Mary Jones, Mary Schmidt, Joy Dial, Carol Ainge, Clara Durrant, Barbara Kinder. lst row: Kathleen Francom, De- ann Brerton, Nancy Pulver, Sally Senn, Verla Shell. if .,ZK. g .'Q1x'f.-f , ll W.: ,- I '1 I f' lst row: Dora Lee Elmer, Judy Gee, Evarae Simpson, Vallejo Bazly, Connie Ellsworth, Edda May Noon. 2nd rovv: Muriel Schramm, Cara Lee Spainhovver, Christine Wal- ton, Marla Jan Reece, Evelyn Jackson, Glenys Christensen. 3rd row: Golda Shell, Julia Han- cock, Joan Haskell, Kathleen Crane, Janis Loveless, Peggy Provstgaard, Connie Brunson, Elaine Rodgers. ll fl ' 5. I fl X ' i 1 L , , r 'ei A s 'J N ' fi' 4 4 ly s Wi , 4 ' aw L MA, f n,,:vy Cy ww 'J'-'N llll, ! Officers of the club: Norma Burnett, Joe Leen Forsey ture below flQlWT, lst row: Charlotte Ivey, Ernadene Jeanne Higginson, Judi Kallbacka, LaRae Robbins Clellan. 2nd row: Donna Hancock, Glenda Darling, Lynne Harmer, ren Clinger. 3rd rovv: Joy Whightman, Connie Tans ', Kathryn Gustafson, Barbara Moore. low, Seated: May Ivey, Peggy Kay, Louise Coles. nding: Shirlene Bale, Thora Jean Moore, Dessle 1.. ebster, Diann Shepherd, Mardene Hermansen. ,x ' Q I.LlH' ff, ' I dance revue Dancers who appeared on television, Ist row: Louise Coles, LaRae Robbins, May Ivey. 2nd row: Jo Leen Forsey, Mardene Hermanson Jiann Shepherd, Kathryn Mortensen. 3rd row: Sue Ann Jasperson, Illona Rae Lamb, Miss Johnson, director, Lorna Gay Dockstader and Dora Lee Hammock. Dance and music began many centuries ago to be a part of the cultural life of every country. This year's Dance Revue emphasized the dances that have given us a wonderful heritage. Starting with the Indian Native, Court and Folk dances we moved through the years to Modern Creative and Ballroom dance. A fine orchestra and chorus group under the direction of J. D. Christensen set the mood and musical backbround for the dances. The Senior class received wonderful cooperation from the Junior and Sophomore girls and a number of very fine boy dancers. Joe Lynn Spencer and Glen Bowers shared honors as Master of Ceremonies. Julie Jensen, president, Judy Kallabacka, manager, and Sue Ann Jasperson, Lorna Gay Dockstader, Jeannie Higginsen, and Janice Henline were dance officers. Our congratulations to the director, Miss Clara Johnson and the girls for another beautiful Dance Revue. Cow Gals, Lannet Cole, Joy Wightman, Shirla Dean LeFevre, Barbara Jensen, Lois Stark. Indian Dance Number: seated, Des- sie Webster, Marion Cowan. Stand- ing, Betty Jean Tanner, Marlene Horton, Cecile Bame, Dora Lee Hammock. 135. Finale As Time Goes By Julie Jensen, Ida Kay Peay, Lorna Dockstader, Betty Jean Tanner. f . 9 f xx' f ss 9 . 1 3 T 1 ii ,- Ballet Dance Ballerina Christine Walton, Mary Jones, Connie Ells' worth. Prom Dance Red Sails in the Sunset Barbara Moore, Pat Terry, Ernadine McClellan, Sheila Steck, Carolyn Nelson. 'Fl March Yankee Doodle Dorothy Kotter, Donna Smith, Bealuh Voorhees, Phyllis Griffith, Joan Prelude. Orchestra,l Could Have Danced all Night 1 2 3 4 5 lk 6 Loveless. , Opening .. .. ,ss, ,,s,, .. Through the Years Piano and Record Brums and Morocus , Bongomania Scandanavian River of Dreams Dance Ballerina Wagon Wheels . Minuet a,,,. . Indian . Native . . Fo .. -. . Waltz . 7. Ballet . 8. Creative . 9 . Western . , Don't Fence Me In 10. Modern . , , Ebb Tide 11. Samba .. Cae Cae 12. Charleston .. . Five Foot Two 13. Tarantella . . .. , Sicillian 14. Variety .. .. Hot Time in the Old Town 15. Jitterbug .. . Jersey Bounce 16. March . .. Yankee Doodle 17. Novelty .. , . Lovliest Night of the Year 18. Prom Dance , Red Sails in the Sunset 19. Finals . . As Time Goes By Modern Ebb Tide Back: Shirlene Bale, Ruth Ann King, Arlene Wilson, LeeAnn Schaerrer. Front: Dorine Wall, Janice Henline. lo0kinQ in at DHLVSUH excitement UM, ,.. First Row: Kay, Lamb, Mortensen, Forsey, Ivey, Hermansen, Shepherd, Webster, Robbins. Second Row: Peterson, Greenhalgh, Jensen, Davis, Bale, Lazenby Peterson, Wall, Higginson, Harris, Kallabacka. Third Row: Advisor Johnson, Jensen Coles, Henline, Peay, Cowan, Hammock, Henry, Horton, Schaerrer, Higginson Fourth Row: Jackson, Bame, Durrant, Woodard, Gatley, Tanner, Wilson, Dockl stader, Jasperson, Evans. pep club l' If-1 1 1 19 3331! ' 'F 1' WENM 1 Marching with pep and precision the Pep Club was dressed in green sheath dresses, while shoes, white gloves and white chenile emblems with PAYSON extending across the back. They were led by advisor Miss Johnson and officers: Mona Rae Lamb, Peggy Kay, Dessie Webster and LaRae Robbins. The cheerleaders, Mardene Hermansen, Diann Shepherd, Kathryn Mortensen, May Ivey and Joe Leen Forsey sporting short dresses of dark green velveteen with white underskirts and shoes. Small green covered buttons held tabs on skirt and sleeves. The block P set off the back and trimming the left shoulder was each girl's name written in white. The cheerleaders led the school in enthusiastic yells and were supported by the Pep Club, studentbody, basketball fans and players. A successful year in school spirit and sportsmanship can be attributed to the co-operative efforts of the Pep Club and Cheerleaders. LO I Peb Club in Block P Formation 'FY X, Q5 gs: rut W Nw-ws: Q- ,H . VJ X 1 g My ,L ,fi ki.- i i It-Z 1 ' rr-',.' L5 W,ganwQGN'rr, MMS Ill' ' Item, Cheerleaders at football game s A w- M sJsib 55-Q,.is5c' Q UX- KNJ-I-X L X X QNX- Pep Club Officers: Peggy Kay, Business Manager, 'QNJ Q'-X-'X ' XXSXN Mona Lamb, Presidentg Dessie Webster and LaRae gxwyxbt Robbins, Committee Members, N A ' X NXQJNN mobs.. NvQ,r4fXX1xQq-fX3s.QiWNN X-J'-905 P1-r-PS.- Wabash' Cheerleaders: Kathryn Mortensen, Joeleen Forseyfggw-cs,t-S-N O .5 Diann Shepherd, Mardene Hermansen, May Ivey. x.:-Hs Tv KXQQQNJx. Lxrx 333. ' E104 T i smog... itil if exommbi- ' Qi' ' 5 fgjuf 1 7, , ,, Wx A 7h Q, ,J up g ,,,P,,gg1Ff'f' ffsftf L -1.5, s,,tk l . P L s i fwfr, , ,, ft W ,,,s 5 X Milf his M ' , - - . ,-. ,,.- :' , f . A ,JF-, 1A'fv1Q-, N , j- , , s I C- . sf., , ' Al- -' - -7. NS N . , , x w- ---mitft' -ff 37'-TI.fx5ii1iQ5'S V ' , . n , Q, .,,.,,, , 5, , t , n ' A, Liv- - W, ' W- h 1 ' s...,.j', First Row: Coach Suclweeks, Coach Durrant, DeHart, Johnson, Patten, Stewart Nielson, Butler, Hoover, Jolley, Nelson, Olson, Staheli, Benson, Coach Menlove. Second Row: McBeth, LeFevre, Wignall, Nielson, Palmer, Dixon, Taylor, McLennan, Buys, Wright, Searles, Haskell, Christensen, Bryan, Manwill, Garbett. Row Three: Losser, Gardner, Cowan, Hansen, Davis, Peery, Lazenby, Sorenson, Stewart, Peter- son, McBeth, Lyman, Ewell, Swain, Wride, Moore. Fourth Row: Ahlin, Spencer, Lyman, Hansen, Rothe, Ludlow, Peery, Brooks, Scharrer, Warr, Jolley, Rindlis- bacher, Bowers, Hanson, Reece, Ewell. football It was an oft-and-on season for the 1956 Payson High School football team. Under the coaching of Jim Durrant the Payson Squad opened the season at Hurricane where they scored their first victory. The following week they won another victory over Delta. With Spirits high the squad started league play by playing Provo. It was a hard fought game but Provo came out on top. The next week Payson scored an easy victory over Spanish Fork. From then on luck seemed to be against the Lions. They dropped the rest of their league games, but won one inter-league game over North Sanpete. Paul Staheli Lynn Stewart Douglas Nelson End Fullback Halfback Dennis DeHart Center ZW' -4' 1 Jerry Jolley I 11 -i Tommy Olson Paul Hoover Gaylord Patten Halfback Tackle Rex Bryan Blaine Dixon Halfback Quarterback Monte Benson Darrell Johnson Fullback Tackle Tony Christensen Gary Wignall Quarterback End Guard Guard Earl Butler Boyd Nielson Halfback Tackle Dennis McBeth Kenneth Peterson End Guard ' V A . w B m X, 6 19 ffl Wm, l i m 4 y .M . K in K I ff Q 3 J C ' TWIN R s ' . - I K -...l un. C Captains Staheli and Stewart listen to Coach Durrant's strategy. 771, Action in Orem game Payson lineups in Springvulle game Douglas Palmer Guard Tom Sorenson Tackle 39' 1-anna., T' l ' F' ZR Q. ,1ls'l.fl.f'rs Fl l T lx 4 1 Sf ,, lrt ill X T 3 - Yfhtfff ,... -Q 1 if First Row: Manager Dennis Moore, Max Lynn Stewart, Tony Christensen, Warren Manwill, Frank Warr, Rex Bryan. Second Row: Blaine Dixon, Dennis McBeth, Boyd Nielson, Gary Wignall, Larry McLennan, Lynn Stewart, Coach Verl Sudweeks. basketball The Payson Lions, coached by Verl Sudweeks experienced an exciting basketball season. Although winning only a few games they gave their region some tough competition. Most of the games were lost by two or three points. This was Paysons first year in Class A competition, and Payson High is the smallest school in our new region. Payson should have a very successful season next year for they will only lose two seniors, Boyd Nielsen and Frank Warr. This year's Basketball captains were Frank Warr and Blaine Dixon. Nielson gets off a jump shot. Boyd Nielson Frank Warr Bryan goes in for a lay-up. A scramble for the ball. l, X4 Gary Wignall Lynn Stewart Blaine Dixon 3 LJ, 1 Q Q' LW? N W, Air, Rex Bryan Larry McLennan Warren Manvvill Max Lynn Stewart , P... Y Action in thrillfpacked game with Spanish Fork. Tony Christensen Dennis McBeth WELD t ,,, it First Row Harold Wilkinson Howard Christensen, Cordell Chipman. Second Row Jay Taylor Glen Bowers Tony Christensen, Joe Liddle, Dennis Spencer Frank Warr Mike Montague Coach Verl Sudweeks. Payson High School's tennis team was in fine shape by the time league competition opened in April. Five regular matches were played by this years team. Some members of the team partici- pated in the B.Y.U. lnvitationals and the Regional Tennis Meet. This years team had five returning lettermen and several other players with a great deal of experience. This was the best team Payson has had in recent years. As the season progressed the members of the team improved greatly giv- ing all their rivals some stiff competition and winning a fair share of their matches. Returning Lettermen: Cordell Chipman, Frank Warr, Mike Montague, Dennis Spencer, Joe Liddle. baseball The baseball team, coached by Verl Sudweeks, got an early start this spring. There were several re- turning lettermen on the team. New talent is being found among the Juniors and Sophomores. The Lions should be good on defense as well as hitting with pitching being the main problem. With the team's spirit and hustle they should make a fine showing in this years competition. THE LINEUP Pitchers ,.,.c ,,c,c,c,c., , c..,scc,c7cc W ignall, Robbins Catchers C eeccc 7,ccc7 S ,, Reynolds, Jarvis First Base a,,c, C C Olsen, Ahlin Second Base ,,,, ,, Nelson, Jolley, Manwill Third Base .. as Hoover, Gee, Hansen Shortstop be ..ee, be ,cc7e..,..c,. Montague, Hill Left Field , ,, , McKay, Bradley Center Field a, ,, , Nielson, Stewart, Taylor Right Field 7 , , ,aa, Palmer, Peery, Peterson First Row Peery Robbins Hansen, Reynolds, Jarvis, Gee. Second Row Coach Sudweeks Montague, Hoover, McKay, Taylor, Palmer, Hill, Third Row Jolley Nelson Olson Manwill, Wignall, Nielson, Bradley, Stewart, an Q W' 9 'R gm ai Tiki ts ri Q P 1 l P Y 4 F TNS Q P :J in A is . ., ,K -- .1 4 1 t ,V .QI it Q .nag 1:15, .2 -- f . . 1. J A . s X we S ti 'Q 5 ws' KT' X ,J A, ' ' U '53 MU ' WHQY. ' ll H .. lllfa V4 First Row: Gay, Jolley, Jasper, Olson, Nelson, Nielson Staheli Tanner LeBarron Second Row: Stewart, Peterson, Thomas, Bradley Hancock Manwlll Palmer Stewart, Dixon, Searles, Rindlisbacher. Third Row: Hanson, Ahlin, Cowan, McLennan MCB th Pickering Gardner McBeth, Rothe, Bowers, Brooks. Fourth Row: Bryan, Buys, Peery, Ludlow, Ewell Hansen Lazenby Schaerrer Losser, Hansen, Warr, Coach Durrant. track As spring rolls around and you can hear the sound of the starting gun and the cheer of the students as the sprinter breaks away for the tape to score another win for Payson High. The Payson High School track team and field team supervised and trained by Coach Durrant are looking forward to a very successful year. With some fine Iettermen and other members show- ing great promise, the Lions should again make Payson High proud of them. Lyle and Paul get on their mark in spring practice. Q-L-f-23' First Row: Bradley, Peart, Buys, Wilson, Spotten, Nielson. Second Row: Nielson, Wride, Reece, Spotten, Draper, Hancock. Third Row: Bills, Gay, Francom, Pickering, Rothe, Rindlisbacher, Coach Durrant. wrestling The wrestling team of Payson High School won three matches and lost five this year. lt was Coach Durrant's first year as wrestling coach at Payson and he did a very capable iob. It was a rebuilding year for the Lions with many Juniors and Sophomores on the squad. Derrell Johnson and Lynn Bills were the only boys who represented Payson in the state meet. Johnson placed fourth in his class. Elton Draper was captain of the team with Leon Gay and Derrell Johnson acting as co-captains. Much will be expected of next years team. Keith begins to apply pressure on Larry. 70 s fwi s WB SHW THE GIRLS BUSY TOO like V? 4:6 im THANKS TO THE DRUMMERS OF THE PEP CLUB. Lois Stark and Joy Wightman. r GIRLS' P.E..CLASS. Lynne Harmer, Dora Lee Elmer, Julia Hancock, Kaye Wyler, Lucille Aboft, and Connie Brunson. 1 : gg.. 4, -:K 5. 21, V we L A ffi 75 . Q pl 5: my. if., 3 1 1 il +31 f I l , -L 'Z' ly, I Nj' 'A fx L ll' 1 ,-.c ,Q . w , 'L fl 5 L. ' l in r lr . ' ' , or . .3 H! Q, PW 1 l' M - J 5 g,,gf,4ai,w if y y QR ' X l 1. l h . if i EF JR. GIRLS PLAYING BADMINTON. Lecia Murdock, Ro York, Donna Hancock, Jackie Francom, Karen Clinga LOOKING OVER DECORATIONS FOR THE DANCE REVUE. Judi Kallabacha, Janice Henline, Lorna Gay Dockstader. -nn- TEEN-AGE FASHIONS. Mary Jones, Kafh- leen Francom, Arlene Wilson, and Ale- ene Hiatt. FASHION SHOW. Barbara Moore, Dora Lee Hammock, Glenda Darling, Ida Kay Peay. if nk IUST ADD ALL INGREDIENTS AND STIR. Golda Shell, DOES IT FIT? Linda Barnett, Joan Love Beulah Voorhees and Vaunda Sorenson. less, and Dorofhy Kotter. Q1 social life AN I . s w M.. I V . '- I 'fl - . : 6. 0 I . : . y . GRIN VIEWING RESULTS OF SR. DANCE. I , . ,X A 4' AT TI-IE SR. HOP. 'Q N PREPARATIONS FOR THE SR. HOP. A 1 , R BUSY DAYS GETTING READY FOR THE SR. HOP. N We F.F.A. Queen. Diann Shepherd. X ,Q i A Z, 3. 13 , .,'vs3..1 af. SCENE FROM DANCE REVUE. Judith Gee, Jolene York, Judy Done, Erma Olsen, Judith Backman. r' .2 N Q? Y, fx ,ga au, UNIOR PROM QUEEN. Charoleife Ivey. DANCE REVUE DECORATIONS. fri JI A I I V fa , B H Alon s l- A ---139 . ,..-'al im WAITING FOR THE NOON BELL Jeanne Higginson, Peggy Kay Robbins. M9 WORKING IN THE SHOP Glen BUSY WELDING. Dan Erickson I ,,,...---- AT DRINKING FOUNTAIN. Christine Walton and Wayne Wride. L, F.H.A. INITIATIONS. Shirla LeFevre, Connie Brunson. MUST BE PREPARING FOR AN EXAM. Joy Wightman, Shirla LeFevre, Barbara Jensen, Marla Jan Reece. 3 LEATHER CLASS. Mr. Cheever supervises Stephen Croffs and Jim Pfouts. I ibm , ' ' 5 .rw . FARM MECHANICS. Jay Rindlisbacker at the forge. 93' ?'fb' g si. 'N . Glen Bowers Madge Kirk Stanley Elmer honors to scholars As a result of maintaining high scholastic grades durinq , or their three years in high school these students graduated witl 'mt honors. From this group the speakers were chosen for thi ' graduation program. -v XSn-4 kflsfv'-.Wok to -Meow A-MW 1 K D .wo N .K if. 96311. 'Y X , foXY5Nt' ,X 5 N 2, 15 i K f . l J l Keith Evans Sue Ann Jasperson Joe Liddle QL ...seq ,za nfs ,X S Gaylord Patten Paul Staheli d H . Mar ene ermanson Dessle Webster Joe Lynn Spencer Betty Jean Tanner Frank Warr 1' Q, if 41 1 W 1 K J. X 5, 'N' M .W N Ivy--vwngr-Y' l l calendar 10. Summer vacation is over. Books and pencils are put to use once more as we meet with our old friends and teachers. SEPTEMBER: 8. The boys got off to a good start by defeating Hurricane 18-6 in first football pre-season game. 21. Provo came to Payson for a football game. We put up a good fight, but they walked off with a win defeating us 14-0. 21. Initiation Day! The sophomores were feted to a party. 28. Our team was in top form as we defeated Spanish Fork 39-0 on our field. Get Acquainted Dance followed where a good time was had by all. OCTOBER: 5. Lyceum on a safety program by Clarence Smith. Everyone thought it to be very educational and interesting. We played Orem at Orem and were defeated by a score of 14-O. 18. Spirit was high when we met with Carbon here. The boys fought hard but we were defeated 12-45. 26. Luck seemed to be against the Lions when we met with Springville. We were defeated 28-6. The Seminary Dance Harvest Moon was held the same evening and Spanish and Springville were our visitors. It was a very good dance. -RR- rid NOVEMBER: 1-2. School Play entitled Time Out for Ginger . The 9. 16. 21. 30. play involved a girl who would rather engage in boys' sports, especially football. lt was very outstanding. National Assembly. He really made electricity interesting. Chorus presented an excellent assembly for the studentbody. A band concert was held in the Tabernacle to complete funds for new uniforms. F.F.A. presented a good assembly for studentbody Payson was defeated by eight points in the first pre-season basketball game at Bingham. DECEMBER: 6-7. An evening of one-act plays was enioyed by 8. 10. 12. 13. 14. 15. 19. the students. The plays were: The First Dress Suit, The Revolt of Mother, and Yes Means No. Richfield at Payson. Victory for the Lions. Wrestling at Lehi. The boys represented us well. Payson at Tintic. Victory for the Lions. Basketball team takes annual trip. The first night they beat Union High. They lost to Wasatch at Heber by a small margin. Altamont comes to Payson and victory was ours. Payson invades Millard. We wonl Z0. The girls had a sleepless night at the annual F.H.A. slumber party. Santa visited at midnight and distributed candy to the energetic group. Zl. F.H.A. assembly was the Night Before Christmas. it was very good. Merlin, the Magician, held the studentbady spellbound. His program was well received. Seminary Christmas Dance. Silver Bells was chosen theme and the holilay season began. 22. Basketball game with Cyprus at Payson. We lost. 23. Messiah was presented in tre Tabernacle by the chorus under the direction of J. D. Christenson. lt was well appreciated by the audience. 26. During the holidays the Juab Wasps were defeat- ed by the Lions in an overtime game. Z7. Our ball team goes to Lehi. They were to much for us. IANUARY: 3. School starts again! Basketball season brought good exchange assemblies. 4. Springville is too much for the Lions and defeated us in the first season game of the year by a score of 58-50. The Pep Club presented a very out- standing half-time march to start their season. i. Payson invaded Orem and we met defeat 65-35. 6. Lions lose to Dons as rivals meet by score of 64.56. Payson quint met the Provo Bulldogs and were edged by a score of 70-40. Victory at last! Lions defeat Carbon on home floor 49-45. Founders Day. The students enioyed a one-day vacation. FEBRUARY: Devils vs. Lions. Lions led until final minutes. We lost 58-55. Orem invaded Payson. They won 41-38. Lions clash again with the Dons and are defeated in an overtime game 58-55. L.D.S. Business College assembly. Seminary Banquet. Presentation of pins. A good time was had by all. Provo was our guest. Game was close but they defeated us in final minutes 64-58. Carbon walked away with a victory over Payson in final game of season. The score was 55-52. Senior Hop. Dream was chosen to be the theme. Decorations were effective and it was an out- standing dance. Opera. Fortune Teller. lt was very successful. W, . -. . ....,---.- K ,-.....- --- Q. . .- k J an it J Ai MARCH: . Final performance of opera. . Junior Prom. Red Sails in the Sunset. Charlotte Ivey chosen to be queen with attendants Joy Wightman and Murriel Dodds. . F.F.A. Convention. Dianne Shepherd and attend- ants were presented as our chapter sweethearts and they gained recognition at annual conven- tion in Salt Lake. APRIL: . Baseball begins. Eight weeks of school left! April fool paper. . Springville defeated Payson in tennis matches. . Regional Speech Meet. Our play No Jade Shall Burn was chosen to go to the state along with several P.H.S. Students. . Elections for next year's studentbody officers. Both parties had cute skits. Votes were close, but the green party consisting of Blaine, Lynn and Rose, came out on top. . Tennis at Provo. We lost. As we looked to see out P on the hill, we were startled to see that a change had taken place. lt was now an F , Courtesy of Spanish. Plans were made to invade them, but the cops were notified so nothing was done. . Chemistry classes took a trip to Geneva. A half day of school was missed, and fun was had by all. Spanish came and apologized for disturbing our emblem. ,-f ' 'WWF f 1 11. Mr. Sun. Film presented by Telephone Company. was enioyed by the students. Baseball at Payson, Springville as opponents. 12. Clean-up Day. School was excused. 13. State Speech and Drama Meet. We did O. K. Seminary students enioyed a trip to Salt Lake. A film The Ten Commandments was one of the highlights. 16. Tennis. Payson vs Orem. 18-19. Dance Class presented the annual dance revue. Theme chosen was Through the Years. Miss Johnson is the adviser for the classes. Payson at Spanish Fork, baseball. 23. Tennis, Payson vs. Spanish. 25. Baseball game with Orem. 26. Sophomore dance was one of the highlights of April. The theme was Let's Go Calypso. 30. Tennis. Baseball, Payson at Provo. MAY: 3-4. Regional Track Meet. 9. Fashion show was very successful, under the direction of Mrs. Oborn. Everything turned out fine. Baseball, Payson at Carbon. 10. Girls Day. The boys earned a day off, and girls stood all expenses. Lots of fun, Huh, boys? ., I, - , ' ff ff 14. Senior Sluff Day. They had fun at Lagoon. .f 'Tift 'T ' ,- ff ,--f' f'. ' . 'TC' ',j',,A ff il 7? X f ' 24. School Out. Commencecent exercises held. ff' c J . 47.fzf-eg .s43?1.:.fnf, f . . f f fig. .yfkzf 'Tiff i N senior index and activities Ainge, Arnold -,,- .... -N ,.,....,..,. , .,,...,. -M 19 Vocational School, F.F.A. Badham, Geraldine ,...,...,.,,,,, 2 ...,.. , ,....., 19 Dance Revue, F.H.A. Bale, Shirlene ,,......,,........ 19, 63, 65, 68 Pep Club, Dance Revue, Messiah, Opera, F.H.A. Bame, Cecile .,..,,..c...... - .....,..,.... 19, 64, 68 Dance Revue, Pep Club Beck, Larry ,..,,,.,......,.,a, - ..,,,,,,,,.,,,.,a,,,,,, 19 Junior Class President Benson, Monte ,,,..ev,,, 19, 53, 61, 70, 71 Football, Baseball, Opera, Track, Sophomore Vice-president Bills, Lynn .,,,..... - ..,.,.,,.,,..,.....,,,,.,,, 19, 50 Wrestling, School Play, Boys State Borgeson, Carolyn ,,,.,,....,....,,,,, 15, 19, 54 Dance Revue, Opera, Music Festival, Student Body Officer, Girls State, Band Bowers, Glen ,,,,...... 19, 56, 57, 76, 84 Tennis, Band, Dance Band president, Honor Student Bown, Leslie ,...e,.... , ..,.....,,.,...,..,.,,,,,.... 19 Opera, Messiah Burraston, Neil ..,.,. a.,,.....,.,. 2 0, 60 F.F.A. Butler, Earl .,.,...,,o.,,,...,,,..., 20, 61, 70, 71 Football, Wrestling, Track, Opera, Base- ball, Varsity Club Buxton, Larry .,,,,,,.,.,,,....,.,.,,,,.,,,A 18, 20, 82 Senior Class President, Orchestra, Boys State Coles, Louise .c..,, .,.,s., 2 O, 52, 63, 64, 68 School plays, Pep Club, Dance Revue Cowan, Marion ..,s,sss 20, 55, 62, 64. 68, 82 Dance Revue, Pep Club, Opera, Messiah, F.H.A. Crofts, Stephen .c......,.,.....,,.s.,,s,..... 20, 85 F.F.A. Daley, John . ,,,, ..,.,, s,...,, 2 O , 60 Daniels, David ,,.... ..,,,... 20 Band, Boys State Davis, Faye .,,,,,,.s , ,,.s,,,,.s..,. 20, 59, 62, -68 Dance Revue, Pep Club, School Paper, F.H.A. Dean, Paul ,,,..,..,.,,,,.,,,,,....,. ....,,........,... 2 0 Track DeHart, Dennis ......,....,,, 19, 20, 58, 61, 70 Football, Sophomore class president, Sen- ior class officer, Yearbook, Lettermen Club president. Dockstader, Lorna Gay 20, 64, 65, 68, 80 Pep Club, Dance Revue, F.H.A., Messiah Draper, Elton .,c,.............,...,.,...........,,. 21 Wrestling Durrant, Alta Jo ,,.........,,.,,.,...... 21, 62, 68 F.H.A., Opera, Dance Revue, Pep Club, Messiah Elmer, Barbara .,,,...,........,. 21, 48, 51, 62 F.H.A., Dance Revue, School Play Elmer, Stanley .......c,,.......,.,.... 21, 52, 86 School Play, Speech Festival, Boys State Honor Student Ely, Glade .,,.. - .................. - ........ 2.-- 21, 60 F. F. A. Stock Judging Erickson, Dan ...............,.. 21, 56, 60, 84 Band, F. F. A., Football Evans, Keith ..... 2 ........ ---- ....... 21, 58, 86 Yearbook Business Manager, School Pap- er, Honor Student Evans, Gloria ......,........ - .,,,.,,, ,.,,,,, 21, 68 Dance Revue, Pep Club Francom, Don ,.,...,..,,.,,ee,,, 2 .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 1 Forsey, Joe Leen 22, 63, 64, 68, 69, 82 Cheer Leader, Dance Revue, F.H.A. officer 22 Fowler, Joan ..... , ...,,,,. , ,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Dance Revue Gasser, Dixon .,,..,,,,,..,,,.. e,,,,,,,,, 2 2, 60 F.F.A. Gatley, Ethel Mae ..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 22, 68 F.H.A., Pep Club, Dance Revue Gay, Leon ..,,c,...,......,,,,,s.,,..e,,,c,, 22, 60, 78 Wrestling, Varsity Club, Track Greenhalgh, Kay ,,..,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,, 22, 62 Opera, Pep Club, Dance Revue, F.H.A. Hannock, Dora Lee ...c,...,. 22, 64, 68, 81 Dance Revue, Pep Club Hansen, Edward ..,...,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,, 22, 58 School Paper, Yearbook Harris, Sharon ,..,,...,,,,,,,,.,.,.,2,,,,,,,,,,, 22, 68 F.H.A., Dance Revue, Pep Club Henline, Janice ...,..,,.. 22, 55, 65, 68, 80 Dance Revue, Pep Club, Opera, F.H.A. 10026 attendance for seven years. Henry, Anita ..,,...,,,.,,,..,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,, 22, 68 Pep Club, Dance Revue Hermansen, Mardene .,.. 22, 53, 54, 55, 59, 63, 64, 68, 69, 87 - Cheerleader, Opera, School Paper Editor, F.H.A., Girls State, Music Festival, Yearbook, Messiah, Honor Student Higginson, Colleen ..,.,,.. , .,,,,.,.,., 23, 62, 68 Dance Revue, Pep Club, F.H.A., Junior Class Officer Higginson, Jeanne ,,,,,.,,,, 23, 63, 68, 84 Dance Revue, Pep Club, President F.H.A. 59 Holden, Darrell ..........,,,,,,,,,,s .. .,,,,.. 23, Yearbook, School Paper Hone, Ted ...,.,...,.................... a,c,,,,,,,, , , .. 23 Hortor, Marlene .......,.,,,,,.,,,,,, 23, 64, 68 Dance Revue, Opera, F.H.A. Hoover, Paul ...,,,.. 23, 50, 61, 70, 71, 77 Football, Baseball, Track, School Play Huff, Wayne ,..,.,.,,,,...,.. ..,,,.., 2 3, 56, 57 Orchestra, Band, Boys State Ivey, May ,... 23, 48, 49, 50, 59, 63, 64, 68, 69 - School Plays, Cheerleader, Dance Revue, Jr. Prom Queen, F.H.A. attendant, School Paper, Yearbook, Speech Festival. Jackson, Jean .,,...,.,.,,,,..............,. 23, 68 Pep Club, Dance Revue Jasper, Jerry .,.......,.....,.........,.,. ..,.. 2 4, 78 Track Jasperson, Sue Ann ,.,, 24, 47, 54, 55, 64, 68, 83, 86 - Pep Club, Dance Revue, Opera, Honor Student Jensen, Julie .... 24, 58, 62, 65, 68, 83 Dance Class President, Dance Revue, Pep Club, F.H.A., Yearbook Jensen, Shirlee ....................., ....., 2 4. 68 Dance Revue, F.H.A., Pep Club Johnson, Darrell ..,...............,..... 24, 70, 71 Football, Wrestling, F.F.A. Jolley, Jerry ..,, 24, 54, 55, 70, 71, 77, 78 Football, Opera, Baseball, Varsity Club Kallabacka, Judi .,,,..,....,.... 24, 63, 68, 80 Pep Club, Dance Revue Manager, F.H.A. officer. Kay, Peggy ...,.... 24, 58, 63, 68, 69, az, 84 Pep Club, Dance Revue, F.H.A., Year- book, Sophomore officer -N senior index and activities Kester, Oliver ....,,,,.e..... -,,- 7, 24, 52, 56 Band, School Play, Opera, Messiah Kester, Terry ,-,,,-,,, , ,,,,,..,,,,,,,7,,,,..,...,,,, 24 F.F.A., Vocational School King, Ruth Ann ..,,..,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,c..,,,. 24, 65 F.H.A., Dance Revue, Pep Club Kirk Mad e .......,....c.,,,.......,,,,,, 24 82 , g , , 86 Dance Revue, Messiah, Opera, Girls State Honor Student Lamb, Mona Rae ,,,,..,, 24, 59, 62, 64, 68, 69, 82 - Pep club president, School Paper co-Editor, Yearbook, F.H.A., Dance Revue, Opera, Messiah. Lazenby, Colleen ,,,,.,,.,,,,,, 25, 59, 62, 68 Pep Club, Dance Revue, Yearbook, F.H.A. LeBaron, Garn ..........,,,,,.,, 25, 56, 57, 78 Band, Orchestra, Opera, Track Liddle, Joe 17, 25, 50, 58, 61, 76, 86 Yearbook Editor, Tennis, School Play, School Paper, Varsity Club, Boys State, Tolhurst Oratorical Finalist, Rotary Dele- gate, Honor Student Lofgran, Gene .....,,.,.....,..,,.,,,,,.,,,..... 25 Lyman, Fred ......,Y , ,,,.,. .,,,, 2 5, 60, 70, 82 F.F.A. vice president, wrestling, Football, Livestock Judging team McClellan, Betty Ann ,,,,,, ,,,,.. ,..... 2 5 Vocational School MA,-5-15,1 McKay, David ..,,.A..ee,,.s..,,,,oo,, 25, 59, 77 F.F.A., Baseball, Yearbook Miller, Orrin ,,..,....,.,...s.s,,.,,,,,,.,,e,,., , 25 Opera, Band, Messiah Montague, Michael W 25, 56, 57, 61, 76, 77 Baseball, Tennis, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Opera Moore, Terrill ,,,,,,,.,,,,, , ,,.,..,,, L 26, 53, 60 F.F.A., Opera Moore, Thora Jean ,,,.. ....,.,.. ,,..,, 7 7 26, 63 F.H.A., Dance Revue, Opera, Messiah Morganson, Robert ...,,.........,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,, 26 F.F.A. Mortensen, Kathryn ,,,, 26, 62, 64, 68, 69 Cheerleader, Dance Revue, Junior Class vice-president, Sophomore Secretary, F.H.A. officer. Mower, LaMar .,.,,.,....,,..,..Y........,,., 26, 48 School Plays, Radio Reporter Nelson, Don ,,,,.a, , ,,A,,.,.,,,..a . ,,,,,,,,,... 26, 56 Band, Music Festival, Wrestling, Semin- ary President Nelson, Douglas .,,, 26, 59, 60, 61, 70, 77, 78 - Football, Track, Baseball, Opera, Yearbook, Varsity Club, School Paper, F.F.A., Boys State. Nielsen, Albert ,,.,...,,,,V........,,,,..,,,e,,e, 26 Wrestling, Messiah, F.F.A. Nielsen, Boyd .,,,..,. 7, 26, 58, 61, 70, 71, 73, 74, 79, 82 - Basketball, Track, Foot- ball, Yearbook, School Paper, Varsity Club. Patten, Gaylord ..,,. 17, 26, 61, 70, 71, 87 Football, Basketball, Boys State, Track, Honor Student. Peay, Ida Kay ,,,, 26, 62, 65, 68, 81, 82 Dance Revue, Opera, Pep Club, F.H.A. Peterson, Connie ..,..,...,.................. 27, 68 Pep Club, Dance Revue, F.H.A. Peterson, Deanna ,,,,......,,,.....,. 27, 62, 68 Opera, Band, Dance Revue, Pep Club, Messiah, F.H.A. Peterson, Gary .,..,, , 27, 57 Band Peterson, Jay ,,,,,.,,, , 27 Baseball, F.F.A. Pfots, Jim ,ueu,..,,,,,,, 7, 27, 58, 85 School Paper, Yearbook Reynolds, Darryl ,,,,., ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , 2 7, 58 Baseball, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Year- book, School Paper Robbins, LaRae s,,, 27, 56, 63, 64, 68, 69 Pep Club, Dance Revue, F.H.A. Officer, Band Secretary, Opera, Messiah Robinson, Monte a,,,,,,,,,,ee,ee, ,,,A,,e,,,,, , 27 Schaerrer, Lee Ann ,,,,,e, ,,,,, 2 7, 50, 65, 68 Pep Club Dance Revue, F.H.A. Seat, David .,.,,,..,.,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,A,a ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 8 Band Shepherd, Diann ,,.... 28, 52, 63, 64, 68, 69 Cheerleader, School Play, Dance Revue, F.F.A. Sweetheart, Pep Club. Spencer, Dennis ,,oo,.,,,,o,,,,,,, 28, 58, 61, 76 Tennis, Co-Editor yearbook, School Paper, Varsity Club, Boys State. Spencer, Joe Lynn ,,,, 28, 47, 53, 55, 56, 87 Opera, Band, All-State Chorus, Honor Student. Staheli, Paul , H 15, 28, 59, 60, 61, 70, 78, 87 - Student Body president, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Varsity club, F.F.A. president, Yearbook, School paper, F.F.A. state convention delegate, Land iudging team, Honor student. Stewart, Merlene , ,,,.,,,,,....,,,, , 28, 62 Opera, Dance Revue, Messiah, F.H.A. Tanner, Betty Jean 15, 28, 62, 65, 68, 82, 87 - Junior Class secretary, Student- body secretary, Dance Revue, F.H.A., Pep Club, Honor Student Tanner, Lyle ,,..,,, , .,,, ,,,,,,,.,. 2 8, 60, 61, 78 Track, F.F.A., Varsity Club Taylor, Brook ,,,..,,,,,,,,.,. .. ,,,s ,.,, , 23, 60 F.F.A. Taylor, Richard . ,.,..,, H 28 Van Ausdal, Lyle ,,,,,.,,a.,,,,,, , 28, 60 F.F.A. Warr, Frank ,,,, 28, 67, 73, 74, 76, 87 Basketball, Tennis, Varsity Club, Track, Honor Student Wall, Dorine ,s,s......,,,,,,,,,, 18, 29, 58, 65 Pep Club, Dance Revue, F.H.A., Opera, Senior Class secretary, Messiah, Yearbook Webster, Dessie ,,,,,,,,,, 29, 48, 49, 63, 64, 68, 69, 87 - F.H.A., Pep Club, Dance Revue, School Play, Drama Festival, Tol- hurst Oratorical Finalist, Honor Student Wilson, Arlene .,,,,,,, 29, 48, 49, 59, 62, 65, 68, 81 - Dance Revue Pep Club, Yearbook, School Paper, School Plays, Tolhurst Oratorical Finalist, Speech Fes- tival, F.H.A. Wilson, Dale ,s,e..... .,e.s.e..,,,,...,s. 2 9, 60 F.F.A. Wilson, Kayo ....s,....,,.,,,,,,,.. 18, 29, 58, 61 Senior Class vice president, Varsity Club, Wrestling, Business Manager of Yearbook School Paper, Boys State Woodbury, Jerry .,,s.......,..s,....c,,s,,,, 29, 56 Opera, Band Woodard, Katherine ,,,.ss....ss.s..ssssss.. 29, 68 Dance Revue, Pep Club, F.H.A. Yamasaki, Jimmy .e............,,.-,, 7, 15, 29 Student body vice president, Wrestling. Badham, Richard ,...,.. Barnett, Linda ,.,..., W Barron, Sheryl ...,.. ffjffffif. Blsho Llo d .,.... .,,........,,...,.. ,.,.... P1 Y Black, Wayne .,.... ...,,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,, ,,,,,,, Bradley, Robert . ,,,.,,,, 31, 61, 72, 77, Brimhall, Rita ,,,...,,....,.,.,,,,.,,...,.,., .,.,,,,,, Bryan, Rex ,.,. 31, 37, 61, 70, 71, 73, 75, Burnett, Norma Kay ....,, , ,,,..,...,,,, 31, Burton, Linda ....,,.. ,. ..,,,, ....,,.... ,.,..,..,.... Burrasten, Michael ,..,, Butler, Dlane ......... , Buys, Keith ,,,,... , ,,,, 31, 56, 72, Buys, Kenneth . ,....... . A,.. 32, 60, Campbell, Emily Y,..,.. ,Y..,,.,.Y,., Chatwin, Becky , ,,Y.. ,,,,,,.., ,,,,. . . W Chipman, Cordell W W 32 56 57 Christensen, Tony 32, 52, 81, 7b, 71, 75, 76 Christensen, Howard ,.,,... , 32, 56, 57, Clinger, Karen ,,,., . 32, 63, Cole, Lannett W ,...... ..,,,,.. 3 2, 55, Curtls, JeNeal Darling, Glenda Davis, Bertie Lu ,,,.. DeGraw, Louise .. . . ..,. 32, . W 32, 63, Dixon, Blaine 32, 33, 48, 49, 61, 71, 73, 74, 78 Dockstader, Twila , ,,,, . Dodds, Muriel , Finlinson, Vaun ,.., Francom, Jackie ,,,, .... Garbett, Michael ., W 32. 32, .. W 52, at, Greenhalgh, Kathleen , ,,.., W .. Griffiths, Phyllis W 33, 55, 31 Gustafson, Kathryn , 33, Hancock, Don W ,,,...., ,,.. ,,,. 3 3 . Hancock, Donna ,...A, ,,.,. . 33, 63. Hansen, Alden ....... .. ......, ...........,,.. Haskell, Calvin .....,. ,..., , 33, Hiatt, Alene ........ ...... 6 , 33, Holden, Jean ...,..,, Horton, Keith ,.... Houser, Jack ,,,,,,., Abbott, Lucille W W 30. 33 W 40, 62 Ahlln, Joe . ,,.,,.,...... 40, 70, 77, 40 Ainge, Carol Jean ,,,,,. Bachman, Judy .,..... Badham, Sally ,,,,... Ballard, Sandra ,...., Balzly, Valleio , ,,,..... , Q1QQfi4i6f4i, 62, 'f 46, Barney, Roger .....,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,.,,,, 40, Bennett, Rey W . Bowers, Paul Brereton, Deann ,,,,,, Brooks, John , . ,..,.. , 40, Brunson, Connie Campbell Susie . Carter, Max . 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