Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

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'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.

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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.

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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