Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

Page 65 text:

, 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'

Page 64 text:

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

Page 66 text:

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.