Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

p-iw A ,Lb ,xi V6 nkjkz lf! fm 1,- , , E -XE lylrfflynfxlf d fffv x .1 PAYSONIAN ' - X W' , W ' 'M 1 w 1. D 51 L Y k I A f H vm W A , ,I I y 3, x .t H Had- ' -X N N. if f ni X1 i-is V, , yah W Y . vw l , , ff 6 2 if .gg ' This is the outside of Payson High -sl seemingly a typical establishment of tear But it means more to us than just an school , it is more than a structure whose ingredients are books, homework, and teacl' In and around these buildings, for the three years, much of our life has been cent Here in Payson High we have met new frie. developed new ideals, and have grown character as well as in knowledge. In this growth the class ot '59 has be- come too advanced for the confines of the school. We must start reaching toward new goals, must start visualizing new horizons. But the three years spent here shall not be for- gotten. They will be remembered always as part of our golden years. 41. ' if' ' . . if. W- . , 'i 1 .,,-.. f,--wg, K ' 4' T. vi' ,J if f ' :gf-3 Mg. ' .Alix 5 5 if V, , A' i ii T 1 I lyk 'iw' gif - '1 gifi.. Q , X. 7 T if .. Making a , - 4 me 4. 1. T bfi? ff' ,fr Q 1 , eiytfqp .3419 -Q' -ww 'Q' ,,.:,' K . TiTTing. i5SjEienTisTs of Tomorrow. 1. 'fww f 4 iii L gg, M, ft if .,z:,::V ' I i r, T lb 0. ,iv Q X X 0 I W N, We ., . '::q6vi',.' UR .. 3. wb, X T P ' ,Vu ' in QQ' H 4 T K g,v,z.f. 1 w ' ' Ol CIIY' ' This is of and here are The cofmpriseiiT. From These rooms The counsel, The cIaT- ThaT are accompanying sounds of learning moTion. Here, Then, is The veryi'fii fiei,,currenT of Payson High. i . '-'V-73' in new 1 y, K M w . uri K si J -we N, I -V ix s X Q-X Any e'ffQr5f?r Perfect Harmqqjy 3'1 Make up artistry. gig Physics lab The walls, came tumbljgg downgf? And w l71Q re , is Pdrdguay? '--J 'Qs The best yvay to lear q5g55, , is v J z . ': ' ,A Q Q ,F i ,,,. ,. if' SW, J 5+ F645 L4 fig 'ha f .3 sw, 55,121 A 6. A if Q 1 Q , 4 Y' . 'I i' f fv ' ,M W 5 'A' ' K i A ' lfiw b 5 4 Q v,k, Q , gg Wg. - D ,, V . ,, , Y sf Q v K s 1-Q x I ve,- -Q s rw n e ? lt seems that some people are es- pecially adapted for the career in which they are engaged. And so it is with Mr. Williams. Interested as he is in education, it is only likely that his added energy, intellect, and ambition have combined to make him a figure worthy of respect and admiration. And these are the feelings that he most definitely arouses in his stu- dents. The duties of a high school prin- cipal are manifold, it requires omnipresent energy, detective skill, an up-to-the-minute mind, easy-going manner, directional ab- ility, question-asking ability, and a large measure for a sense of humor. We are thankful for our years at Payson High, and thankful, too, for the man who has so earnestly labored there. Doyle Liddle . . . zoology, botany, biology, photogra- phy and iournalism, yearbook advisor, and counselor. ,Jn N, gl., Elaine Hone . . . secretary with that extra push help of every teacher. Don Lindgren . . . exchange teacher from junior high, teaches art. .ym 'ak Wh!! June Ellingson . . . shorthand, type, English and French, exchange assembly. if rr X., Clara Johnson . . . Girls' physical education, pep club, dance review, drivers' education. r as 'Kenneth Orton . . . type, bookkeeping, English, Junior class advisor. ..1'I.. Robert Stevens . . . general math, plane geometry, algebra. Ben Leatham . . . agriculture, farm mech- anics, world history, advises FFA. Pamela Huber . . . librarian, taculty socials, Founders' Day. Mr. Milner . . . speech, senior English, plays, Thespian advisor. Verl Sudvveeks . . . biology, American history world history, student council advisor. Alf J. D. Christensen . . . band and chorus, algebra, world history, opera. is James Durrant . . . drivers' education, phys- ical education, football, track, wrestling. .ti V ff' ' - 'ts ,- . r K 'F '- , ' , ' f fc... , , , I l l fi Afton Oborn . . . clothing, homemaking, homeliving, world history, FHA advisor. -13- ,f W V Eugene Hillman . . . chemistry, physics, advanced algebra, Trigonometry, Founders' Day chairman. Lynetta Kunz . . . sophomore and iunior English, exchange assembly director, iun- ior class advisor. George Cheever . . . industrial arts, mechan- ical drawing, student council. l Thor Leifson . . . junior and sophomore English, world history, student council Richard Harmer . . . physical education, world history, American history, drivers' education, coaches basketball, baseball. advisor. ' J. Rowe Groesbeck . . . American history, American prob lems, drivers' education. I4- 'S- l -L41,, fill? l F' 'fx tudent Boil Officer We The STudenT Body Officers of The Payson High School for The pasT school year of '58 and '59 wish To give our Thanks To The STudenT Body for The wonderful supporT we have received from you in making This year a success. We have Tried To do our besT in fulfilling our campaign promises and living up To The oaTh of office we Took. We sincerely hope ThaT no one has been offended by any acTion of The STudenT Council. Surely, none of The success of The pasT year could have been possible wiTh- ouT The advice and guidance of our faculTy advisors, Mr. Sudweeks, Mr. Leifson, and Mr. DurranT. In our weekly council meeTings They have been a priceless help in solving The various problems of The sTudenT body. We have Truly enjoyed The privilege of working in This office and we hope ThaT The evenTs of The pasT school year will remain in your fondesf memories. -v, be X l With qualified leaders Neil Losser, President, Jeff McBeth, Vice President, Nancy Pulver, Secretary, and Elaine Mitarai, Representative, the senior class has thoroughly enjoyed their last year of high school. Our officers have worked cheerfully and tirelessly to make senior sluff day, the senior assembly, and graduation exercises events that will long be remembered. The Senior Hop was the outstanding social event of the year with Autumn Leaves as the theme. The auditorium was decorated accordingly in beautiful shades of brown, yellow and orange. And the assembly was one of the most enjoyable ever. As we don our caps and gowns, symbolic of the ending of high school days, our thanks and appreciation will go to our leaders who have made this year so enjoyable for us all. r -16- --nm- x 1 I 4 l Y 1 32 3: : 1 - -, Lucille Abbott Joe Ahlin Carol Ainge Sally Badham Ray Bennett V Paul Bowers Q-hm.-1' , t .,f 5 ff' DeAnn Brereton' John Brooks Connie Brunson f I ,AV . Susie Campbell Max Carter Merrill Carter '-1-14 -fl 4? ,sv-. Q: Nur X l,' 3-'Ar Bob Christensen Glenys Christensen Kent Christensen Valden Clayson Stephen Coon James Cooper -18- Carol Corey .Joel Cowan Richard Daniels David DeGraffenried WEN 'da-0 X fun--an-' ,4 Q 9 1-fmrif' AM Mafdefl Dixon Rebecca Donahue . 'ND' Judy Done Klara Jean Durrant Connie Ellsworth ,,..r.-f--' Qfeaifgxgrigavmsgg i K , ,w,f,-, Q! , 4-AQ. ig. AB! N 27s a :bfi 1 , ,... kr 2.4. 'N .am V 1. A va V r - ' ' kill Ssiiifflfrifi 352142 .l f5,,?Il1.,g'Qii53:?'- S4352 I . Kerldell Ewell Rulon Ewell Kathleen Francom George Gardner Karen Garner Ella Jayne Galley -20- JuCliTh Gee Ellen Greenlnalgh Kathleen Crane Julia Hancock Lynne I-larmer Joy Dial 461 4-.fx ici? J, Nea-ff' ZR Jo AVID Haskell Bonnie Heelis Gary Hansen -21- 7 Kirk Hansen Patsy Hansen Raymond Hansen W .1'- a . V P 5 fi . X NV T 5 N . x y f V M' X f 1 , dm, , 'V W. 1 af aaaa ffm' ix V . -:-n4 T7 ,.,,....a- ' JOB Hill Lee Hill Suzanne Ivory Ditk Jackson Kathryn Jerrnain Sfewart JoI!ey -22- 140 ,wA4.l 4, 1 :IW a E v ,v Mary Jones DeVere Kelsey Everett KesTer Barbara Kihdef Harley Kinser Milo Larsen 4 1: '1 ..,fg'1 xW S55 Qu V ' eva fa' ' ity' 'Suv' ,S -n.....,-f' Egg X46 lam . .K I . QTQLLL' ' bi ,f .A Z Syfziifi vi fy! 5 ,. , ' 4,1 4, rrr, Y ,fb L, k wh: W ii rwra V 3 MaVi0 'e '-BVSOU Larry Lazenby Norma Livingsion -23- Neil LOSSSV Janis Loveless Walter Ludlow 'in 'W' Ls' funn- mv:-1 'J 'IF' -me-so , vial :fy 5551 3 ,, , ., ,, , A ui 46' 1 ' lil , 4, 4 5 , L , F ' .l l1ll 21 12 f -,1 5 ,f T X L -1 Wvxffk, V mf-. , g:'.ivz+ e ef Q We , - wiv: 5,8 A .vim -L ' 31123-,Q Twesiqx, , L , L l,fw-?:xwr',l',-ffgqgl L L ilffpsf y gi V gl 594.1 . L L :f,4m: ,fL'ff5'-ffkxxvkx l 5,2 lui: if I in L ' f,52i9sEEliZ2,g Vgljflgig fi ze. lim--fzlxzeeflz ffm Katz, fu 'i fi 52' Kim Lyman , JeffMcBe1l1 Leslie Menlove Paul Nlefedilll Wayne Miller Elaine Mifarai -24- Linda Momague Gary Moore Melvix BVUCG- Nelson Gerry Nelson Jerrv F Q53 rl , ' .A.LV V 5 A. , W '75 am k ,JS D, - VW! 1,9 f1?.: mliif M. , .,,,.e-o- 4 I-,MN . A X fx? N 33 it , , f , XX 25521 E 2f:3:'4. ..Y, 4'---..,. 'WFFV Q Mr N ,, .g . Erma Olsen Sharon Openshaw WGYU9 Parker -25- .Sk 'N .,6,,, Hag' v 945 ' w Ronald Peart Freeman A. Peck Keith Peery ff g .'l -'K tk'-r-4' STGVSV1 Peery James Peterson Tony Pickering Peggy PFOVOSTQGBFOI Nancy Pulver J. D. Rindlisbacher Elaine Rodgers Sally Senn Cara Lee Spainhower Clark Spencer -27, Ki Ray Rothe Gram Schaerrer Verla X Mont Sp as SNCGI' Jordon Spotten Curtis Stewart Melda StickneY QLD' L , X ff. Farrell Taylor Christine Walton Ronald Warr Harold Wilkinson Wayne Wride Kaye Wyler Hgge ln Nlemorium 3 h E 'S iv? From the senior class of fifty-nine One friendly face h as gone, One sparkling smile, one dauntless faith, Has before us traveled on. In memory of our class-mate, Gerald Montague, we dedicate a portion of our thoughts as we near Graduation Day. From his brief life we have all gained, we have learned to appreciate the blessing of faith and determination, of courage in the face of overpowering obstacles of tak' , ing advantage of every minute of every day. The example set by this one life, time's passage will not mar. -29- 'chramn , ef Left to right: Lynn Oborn, LuAnn Harmer, Karen Robbins, Douglas Huff. Junior Class officers, Lynne Oborn, President, Douglas Huff, Vice President, Lu Ann Harmer, Secretaryg and Karen Robbins, Representative, have led their class in a most successful and enioyable year. Their Junior Prom was one of the highlights of the social season. The theme, l'll Remember Tonight, was beauti- fully carried out in their decorations. The junior assembly, one that is always looked forward to, delighted every student. This class, already leaders in music, sports, and drama, is well able to assume the leadership they will be granted as Seniors of 1960. -30- f Judith Abbott Dee Briane Adams 133' Jeneil Badham Juanita Betts Richard Bona lx-N 'nr 5, 'cn-4 ww' Steven Broadbent Bonnie Butler Ilene Butler Karen Carter '-cr .Vi Larry Carter Douglas Christensen Hazel Clark Kayleen Clayson -31- Q -wx .agp ',1 Clark Clayson Ann Clinger John Cowan Janet Davis , , vw! HCS YT Michael Draper 4 gsffrlig . . , r xg f, Q: '4+. f V x, 9 If ,zi i' jj .,.,, ,jf Leila Greenhalgh Q, Ngwv-'f L r Ni QW 3 x Ji ff F Lyman Harnblin Lincla May Elmer i' k,..,.x ,5,K ,f . . sl5'! i'i X F1 A H' 1 , . 09+ 5 , gl W 2 1 ' ig : X rw, ' 'il iili i 5' r Terry Greenhalgh Q- I Richard Harding ..,,,X lr, Voncla Elmer Nedra Farr . awww f- -fm me A ' wzjgiigfiiigp:-fa .3 l f , :-' ' zum -av wx 57-, . '22 4 V ' , 'll W KW? V- I .f K, ,nk Patricia Griffifh Lu Ann Harmer 'J'-gr! 1 '-0 K J- Y?-H-pf 'Q x 9 Kathleen Hill 14, 'iffy if ll . M, F' Neils Jensen f ' f-vq 'Elf f J Florence Hendrickson Qee 5 133: ,amy lk x i J A Russell Herbert J r. yi Diane Hiatt Gary Hoover x 1 . 1 . f e Evelyn Hiatt - I 4' 1 lx ' , yf.',-.flwi if gs lg, ,1ff! h'If. f 7W'Ui k Q 52, v M If vu r ,J E YEQWX f -ei 1:4531 - 1. 1, r , 4 ,. J .:ss.fls I y J G Douglas Huff . ii l rrlr Q, X S - 'L in t,VAhV , A Wayne Johnson 3- . -YM? K Carole Hiatt . is Ferrell Hill N V. vw': . s , ,Gdbvllr Q-eral f I ,Q wu ' Lynn Jacobson iiis 'ZR -. J' Suzanne Jolley ,-xxx 'WN fw 5.1! WB. 115 IGPWW5 Q sg . L or g if I ,f , Patsy Jones Virginia Kay Sharon Keele Joe Kelly vigrx? ,4 tty! if-7, J are K wa Ile.,.i,,, !!j,4.: iw Richard Kester Ronald Latterty Catherine Larsen Margene Larsen 040 Q7 .W ,,,,,, Betty Lazenby Judy LeBaron mm!- ay' mf' Annette Loveless James Loveless 'EN Lynn Lervvill x A l 5 Hl ': f . .A Mabeih Nielsen . S 'N . asvw , 'T age, A . ll , J f J w X - J 1 Roger Openshaw R , . Q sw-H.M-asus,-A , N, , M Y-Z7 ' 'Q . VA K LaNora Matthews Richard Mayers Jerry McCormick Te? I , 1 Judy Montague Karen Morienson Jane? Mower f-mv. ,1l9F ' LeRene Nelson Julie Ney Lynn Oborn 'v l Una Jean Painter JoAnne Peterson Ann Powelson -35... gm , ,A 'iff xr Er 'Y lyk U V :T-'ll I ls K Vern Pulver Calvin Reece Karen Robbins Carolyn Rodgers 1 J I I' l' ,Ai 1 H- V Jerry Rofhe Jay Schoenfield Mary Ellen Seat Sharon Seely ' N, Wx, N-Q--f Vita' L Patricia Senn Helen Shaw Velma Lou Sizemore am ICQ '---sf Jean Smethursf Jay Smith Donna Mae Spencer -36- Ig 'C-1' . 1 Ad? Richard Spencer Sfephen Spencer Susan Spencer ci Auslin Sfaheli J' mmmfllflllll 1 'H..,,,o lu, 1: I l.' -. .pun 'Q 9. A l sw f , , , fr I M r Lwfw Max Slaheli Ellen Stark r-Vx '-V' .V. , X isis ffl . Loyle Steele Dee STevenson Linda Strong Jo Anne Sullivan , lib pqm '-S' Sara Ruth Tanner Carol Taylor Karla A. Taylor Karma Taylor -37- Orvin Topham 'E -JT.. ,rl . A , , W . 1: ,zfg 4? pl , ll k:.,W . Pairicia Walton Andra Lou Wilson J. Karl Worthington E 1-7 Y fd' Thomas Trotter Eileen Van Ausdal Anna Rae Van Nosdol Richard Wignall .fig jf'!z, v ww ,.., , ,,,.. ,:., , , .. aaa - Q1 Marion Wilcock WL aw .W 1:5 , f allrmm qQQ,L5:?Ri55Whi wi gl vi W Qzfbxraq .X l A Q, ',,..v....-arf A James Wilson 4-fa. rv 4' 1 .Q -d 'f' al, J Jeane-Tfe York ,a W iol W V ft Clair Winnie -38- Martha Zeeman i .. f ' vm wi . Mr 7 Q ' ,.k..1. xx if - Vfwf. Dayne Williams s Left to right: Ronnie Burton, Marla Hudson, Marilyn Christensen, Gordon Loveless The Sophornores, no longer strangers in Payson High, have been well-led by officers Gordon Loveless, President, Ronnie Burton, Vice-President, Marilyn Christensen, Secretary, and Marla Hudson, Representative. Their Sophomore Confetti was the top non-torrnal dance of the year. The theme was Snow Carnival, and they crowned Suzanne Shaw and Roger Ross as Snow Queen and King. We're sure that their next two years will be even more enioyable and that the school will greatly profit from their contributions. -39- 'X17' ti ff- 1 qv sf 791 'wx- efw-W 'am QA,.g 'us QQTTYQ, fjf? -.J X 1 T 6 Linda Ashby Jean Ballard Keith Barnett Janet Brereton Ronnie Burton Jackie Butler Jo Ann Butler Karen Butler V Dale Campbell Dennis Christensen ' Marilyn Christensen Marilyn Coombs Q' .N ,4.ff' '- 4 96-fm Tir 3 .af Allen Coray LaMar Cox Carma Craig Sharon Curtis Janet Daley Susan Daniels Jenine Dean Craig DeHart -40- 'ig-ef-'H' -,ff 4 I Louise Bryson .1ff :vs -va X., 'Q WVR .-45,9 Ogden Dewitt Keith Drissell 'GR' Qi 'N . ,9 . 75143 wil will G l we , Sherrie Dixon Ruth Dunford ea liv- er--qv Douglas Dockstader Glenna Elmer X . 'gg Lynn Drape Mae Elmer t iil rilf , , l sig? h W at Q eir 'ff' g he 'VO ff-wr' r, 1:2-1 it' , ,wwff v-H-5 -'Ds f, l .,-1 ... 7,91 Kathleen Erickson Waldon Francom Nina Gay ,.,..wr' li A Calvin Ewell Nora Finch Morris Finlinson Norcla Gardner Bill Gatley Connie Gay V John Haddon Charlotte Hansen Stanley Haskell ,,,., Q. Y fb Vv, IGN H..- ibm- Wit.-ff' 1 gm' A X ,we 44 mf..-nf 41-wi .I 1 Kay Higginson Richard Holdaway Louise Horton Sandra Jean Hill Dena Rae Holden Bessie Jane Hopes fi QQ ' .AK .1 ww 414 Robert Herrnansen Kathryn Hoover Judy Houser ff? : ir .. . Jackie Herbert Colleen Hodgson Marla Diane Hudson L ,, ' 1? Pl if rf v y- fl , I I V X 1 K wwf -.---, , R Lv: Igkrv N. 7, zisxwfk-112 Sig Lee Ivory Carol Jacobson Connie Jacobson Sherrie Jarvis Carol Jasperson Arlen Johnson Vern Johnson Lisa Jean Johnson 1-. Sheila Henlme Q....,..f, Rodger Johnson Keifh LeFevre run fillprglq ,naw hwbf 1-xxx . 'Qr1':f'F' ,kLr, i . f ...,,.,f-rf 43 'K , Ri3'f Arland Kesler James Kroph Marvin Lindquisl Gordon Loveless 'iff' uv 'C lf-up , -.lj .. :A z 4 , y Colleen Lafferrl Mary Ann Lloyd RN.. -....,,,,?. ' I Jennie Lyman Sharon Mikesell Ray Muniz ,J -ff' 'Q-jr , , - 1-'ii :rg--1 1.-'91, Jifiiifil M - 'ww linpf f mp., ffvv km . . K Rex McClellan Betty McVey John Montague Douglas Moore Richard Murdoch Dale Oberg -43- ,5 , .yW r vs..-X , if .f X ,A Q ftfrf-,rg Carolee Merrell Nancy Morgan Georgia Olsen- bf 'fill --we-if? N7 Ernest Olson Marguerite Peay Regina Reynolds PNHY 5 4 . 4 si, y ff A 1 I '43, 1 1 'v X YR Betty Ann Robbins Glade Schramn -wa. 6? Sheila Kae Palmer Judy Penrod Michael Richins Ronald Orarn Deanna Peck Phillip Reynolds fe,e1z1m1wr iis..., is.,, . . Am., ., A ,, .AN. ,,,..,.W,,...,, , . S. wfzze:tt1,fsizaeasiusyfwtaszfw. -, N f -'fat1a:s..ea:1.am,ma.yaa1 11. 1:fs,t'szzwfzfas'ifzsazQaszrgsszsgetwzwalf' f 'Hellfszffstszzzsfsaxfsazzzzirtv -fr fm.: ..f-,- 1.-,f1,,.1e.f,s f, - K: f- K- Wm ,,. ..,,,,..,,,.,, gg as , . 5 ,ff-sk SL num 4,4 , r eillj 'x XX . . , W Q .Ii Q , --, X 1? Cx lla ' 4' i r A I' S-X K f ' X , . ' ,, ff t ,z, I M -.fx Carolyn Parker Carol Peterson Sally Rieske iggiii , .Nia ll l ,s,i Qfilj ,iil f ff W 'W' 52' F , , ax. l '33 .f sllllil or - 'sir .5 A: L Q NL. It A I 'T r - - f - 1 t as H ll K iyzifil x o .,.., 5 - N W' Fw!! XTNSQ KKA 1 . fl i '1 ,ff vw , SW: . ' -ri-, X 1'-' Teddy Jo Robertson Roger Ross Verna Schramn Suzanne Shaw -44- Bruce Samuels Kathryn Sheets 119' Lenore Parker CQW r , 'fx--r .- 4-4 , ,sv fl' NIH! 'YT L , e J z.. f-Ma,-,Q N :vw -az' ,P ef 'v-'QV' S. My W r I' Qi- 'W A A Max Shell Jake Sorenson Larry Steele Sarah Stewart xy N....,p? ,,,. l Steven Smith Carol Sullivan if W -w 9' 11 if - ..., . ,,, Ronniefifape Barbara Tan.. iv 1 hi f'. if fn Daryl Tanner Paul Thomas Nadine Westover im S ,... W, ,W 1fr ,. ,,. mi' f 4 'Q .pf 3 N-ff! ,fr fl!! J L fam , Patricia Tanner Roxie Throckmorton MacArthur Whitelock -45- Q i 5 ,Jr . .X 7 i f , ., i ' , ,I 5 I-,gg,g'1'g.y.rs A K xiii H V ??fi'i:5? ii i 5:1:5,,? if J:-' 1 1 . :ff fi if , ft Q gli-J ' -ff' -f r 15.9-i , gs . gg if Lf-js 3 if if Linda Taylor Bonnie Van Ausdal Dale Winnie Wrgyw. Sandra Tovell Norman Wall Hi .V,x,.3Mz,V ' ' , . i I 'T Pl O 0161! ays Music Dance Revue A ,,,.......c,......-M22 Kiss me, my Sheik! Whatduyuh mean - give you a chance? The Whole To if Talking The Whole Town's Talking, was the speech department's first play of the year. This success- ful farce concerns the story of Henry Simmons' attempts to marry his daughter to his business partner, Chester Binney. Binney is a good bus- inessman but he was never the lover type. To convince Ethel that Chester had made many romantic conquests, they concocted a phony love affair between Chester and the movie star, Letty Lythe. All was going along smoothly when who should appear in town but Letty Lythe, complete with a iealous boyfriend, Donald Swift - a professional fighter. Through misunderstandings, unfortunate circumstances, and the prodding of Ethel's beau from Chicago, Roger Shields, action comes to a peak. A fight in the dark ends up with Chester saving himself by climbing atop the chandelier. A happy ending shows Chester winning Ethel and Simmons easing out of a few tight spots 'with his wife, Hattie. ii' f -48- I CAST Henry Simmons ,,....,..s....,c.... Marden Dixon Harriet Simmons ,,,s.,c c ,,....,,,, Ellen Greenhalgh Ethel Simmons ,,,s,,c Chester Binney .,..c.s Judith Done Harold Wilkinson Letty Lythe .,..,,ccs cccc,....csc, B onnie Heelis Donald Swift c,u,s. c,,,,,,cu u,,,,uu,, 7 7 Joe Hill Roger Shields ssss,c ....,cc D ouglas Christensen Lila Wilson ,,,,c, , ,,,, Sally Otis ...., Annie ,,,,,,,.,,,, Sadie Bloom ..,.. DeAnn Brereton , ......, Nancy Pulver Janis Loveless Ella Jayne Gatley Taxi-Driver ,,,, ,,,,, , .,.,.,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,, L y nn Oborn Mrs. Jackson ,,.,,, ,,,, .....,.......,,.,,,, E l aine Rodgers Girls: Marda Hartvigsen, Kathleen Francom, Kathryn Jermain, Susie Campbell. DITSCTOI' ,V ssfs ,,,,....,,,,sss : ........ss ,,,, D on Milner Assistant Directors: Christine Walton, James Cooper. Advertisement: Kathleen Francom, Kathryn Jer- mam. Scenery: Bruce Nelson, Gordon Spotten. Properties: Marda Hartvigsen Costumes: Susie Campbell :X Q3 41 A handbag for Mr. Simmons, Ma'am. TeII us about Hollywood, ChesTer. ,,....-- 1 9' i This is Roger Shields from Chicago and Paris -49- T k , ..,, ,,,, .t . . -Qzziiiiveteit - .. ,. W - ., ...,- , -.Q iivki - k I . mg v- 1 ,Y She's been stabbed! if 2 , . ,..,: b.et Him, eeA, 3 i' 3 B ..f...rt't ' T iQ..-qui T55 ' .. if: ,..,.f r,.mf,w,r.Jff f. ' - 'lyr 73'- ie, ,1'-1 eyex L '4 ? X x i 'wc t Tiki? y l V mg i l l X if ' K 1, lui it .i iii x i tt .J H, cyl l don't like lawyers, but you're different.' The llangmaifs Noose Oh, Gareth, let me look at you. S T 2 The second play of the school year, pro- duced on December Tl-12, was The Hangman's Noose, a mystery play. A haunted house, a dus- ty library, a secret passage, and a ghost not yet dead, were all a part of the plot. Mystery story writer Caroline Keating invited her assort- ed relatives to the reading of her will in an attempt to find the murderer of her brother. Thinking Caroline is dead, her greedy rel- atives came in hopes of inheriting a diamond necklace. Under the direction of Keep, the law- yer, and Martha, the maid, each was to spend five minutes alone in a room before they could receive their inheritance. During this time, Keep and Martha were stabbed and the murderer revealed himself to Polly. As he was about to kill her, Caroline appeared. In an attempt to escape, Henry Gordon fell on his knife and killed himself. I? I CAST Martha aacsuaaas Kathleen Francom Oliver Keep Gordon Spotten Caroline Keating Kathryn Jermain Gail Keating , ,,o,.,. Marda Hartvigsen Phil Lassiter oooo c ooooo Lynn Oborn Lorna Keating ooooo oo,,.. E laine Rodgers Ella Norris ..ooeo .eoooee S usie Campbell Polly Moore oooo,. . v.o, Christine Walton X'-w ,A at fy at Henry Gordon James Cooper Garelh Keating ,, Christensen Why, Moore, HJS fo See YOU! PRODUCTION STAFF Student Directors: Bonnie Heelis, Judy Done, Bruce Nelson Advertising Chairmen: DeAnn Brereton, Joe Scenery Chairman: Marden Dixon Properties Chairman: Harold Wilkinson Costumes Chairman: Nancy Pulver Hill 1 l If by Somebody gave him an awful wallop at Surprised to see me, Henry? I ala Q. . Q . T ,B .u 3 sl C R 'All's well that ends well. Lelawala will die for her people. llu fu atifiil llllll I l lndian maidens have comely smiles. CAST CHARACTERS Wakomis ,,v...,...,,,s...,.,.,,. Raymond Hansen Klolowar ,,,,, ,a,,,, P aul Bowers Lelawala .,,,..,,, ..........,,,. J udy Gee Marpeefopah .a,, ,,,,, R oger Openshaw Hinfola ,aa.,., ,..,. M arda Hartvigsen Sowanas ....a ..,,,s..,,,s K eith Peery Shungela ...., .... F reeman Peck Wacootay ,,aa... ..,,,a C lark Spencer Wambebe ,,,, Ray Rothe Wanyeca ..,,, ..,. , ,E Erma Olson Napanee ,,aa,,,. a,,.... C onnie Brunson Eagle Eye .... ..,,, - Richard Robbins Major Wallace ,,,s,,a,,s.... Dennis Christensen Mabel ,.v...., Y .,,, ,- .,.... LaDawn Rasmussen Captain Bliss .s...,sa Clarinda Bond Sergeant Bilks Lord Talller a,,,,,, Paul Bowers ,,,s.,,. Ellen Greenhalgh MacArthur Whitelock Jerry Nelson Charles Wakefield Cadman's dramatic operetta, Lela- wala was presented this year by the chorus class. The three-act operetta was directed by J. D. Christensen Cmusicl, Don Milner Cdramaticsl, and Clara Johnson Cdancej. The action of the operetta takes place in an Indian village on the banks of the Niagara River near the falls and is centered around a young Indian maiden who offers herself as a sacrifice to save her people. The story, simple but fascinating, unfolds into splendid acting and beautiful songs. The music department will long be complimented for this production. l must say, they have a sense of humor. M Q -1 ... ,- -Chili 4 sf 3. . -1 :Kr ffl' iv ..3., hr .V 4. Egfr . it , . . A ,, .,, ,L dx Do you like a maid romantic? Lelawala must die in the thunder waters f4 ll 'rw . J.- I. r. . yu .L C '4 v. ' AA, 1 .. 7'f ' mfs L F' ' f - ': Y' ,gm ,Q -' tr M, 'M ' Q su l K 71, wif. , ' ' I , It S ww -. 5, 50 , Af Ji , - rf. ,, M .5 .1 3 .: - . 4 s ff: fain - f -' A , Y V ' s f it of .C Q T l , ' -,Q . . .i , T ' ? i 54 me .V H gigiyyilgs, V ,K A 5 V , . 2' 3 ,Q ,T '7,,f'Pft'i'?3l T H ' A' , . V A l 1'-f . l as ff WZ? 3 .: 5 .. ' n Mg WLM. l 4 :Ei -- I -wav: Ifi' . ,- . V Vi' -'AL xx, hi w 4 ' f 1 K AX i -54- Brooklyn and Coney Island Dance Hill-Billy Country One of the outstanding highlights of spring was the 19th Annual Dance Revue presented by the senior dance class and the iunior and sophomore physical education classes. The Revue was based on a patriotic theme, This Is My Country. There was a well-chosen selection of numbers which ranged from delightfully gay tunes, favorite standards, to deep, moving melodies. Each dance was introduced by Jim Cooper and Joel Covvan, who shared honors as the Masters of Ceremony. Orchestration was provided by the music department under the direction of Mr. J. D. Christensen. We give special acknowledgement and compliment to Miss Clara Johnson, director of the production, and to the senior dance class officers: Chris Walton, President, Mary Jones, Manager, Deann Brereton, Judy Done, and Judy Gee, Committee. Dry Bones T J my mffittl' 3 'jf , ' 5f'B?'!,75 , , , 'Wi' :E 4-, , cat I4 Ei mm xr :xml .dsx W W 41 ji? M f E! , . ,sv J f-f2r's J, is 6 U6 Birth ot the Blues Blue Skies 'W Alexander's Ragtime Band PROGRAM This Is My Country Skies of Blue Wide Open Country Americans Love to Dance Hill-Billy Country Alexander's Ragtime Band America's Girls and Boys The Spirit of American Dance Dancing Under the Moon Birth of the Blues River of Golden 'Dreams A Salute to the 50th State Brooklyn and Coney Island Dry Bones Alaskan Twilight The Waltz Teenagers Lullaby of Broadway A Salute to Our Home Town You're a Grand Old Flag iw? H EMAKE S .L if 'is L. ' g i? rfail 'Q r qi W Fra, my .vang . -4 af. It A 3 fra i 'fl rl? i A il f 2,,2 . Wk, 'rn' . I C .icersr Crane, historian, Provstgaard, vice-president, Harmer, president, Montague, secretary and treasurer, Wyler, reporter, Brereton, social chairman. The Payson High School Future Home- makers of America club has a membership of eighty girls. Officers of the club are: Lynn Harrner, president, Peggy Provst- gaard, vice-president, Linda Montague, sec- retary and treasurer, Kathleen Crane, his- torian, Kaye Wyler, reporter, and Deann Brereton, social chairman. Nlrs. Afton Oborn is the advisor. This year the Regional F. H. A. Con- vention vvas held in Payson with Joy Dial, F. H. A. state president, and Judy Harmon, state first vice-president, as special guests. In October the Candle Services and get acquainted party vvas held. December tvventyfthird came and the biggest event of the year came, the annual slumber party. Santa Claus came at midnight and gave a treat to all girls. In February the F.H.A. group sponsored a Record Hop, with Don Spain- hovver as disc iockey. This year's officers, along vvithl to Salt Lake to the State Convention over night. g Younger Than Springtime vvas was carefully outlined and arranged next year's officers and Mrs, Oborn, went in March. The Officers stayed in Salt Lake the theme for the Fashion Revue, which by the officers. The Canyon Party in May concluded lhe F. H. A. events of l959. avvard. Mrs. Oborn, F.H.A. chap- ter advisor, avvards Mar- da Hartvigsen the Betty W Crocker Future Home- maker of America Joy Dial F. H. A. State Presiclent it . Front row: Greenhalgh, Hartvigson, Christensen, Coray, Jones, Rodgers, Stickney, Livingston, Brun- son, second row: Loveless, Heelis, Campbell, Gee, Schramm, Shell, Ellsworth, Badham, Walton, D nr- rant, Montague, third rovv, Carter, Hiatt, Mortensen, Sullivan, Harmer, Montague, Kinder, Spainhovv r, Palmer, Hancock, fourth rovv, Wilson, Taylor, Walton, Hill, Peterson, Larsen, titth rovv, Buys, Butl,r, Sizemore, Spencer, Robbins, Taylor, Stark, Clark. Front rovv, Daniels, Christensen, Tovell, Jacobson, Gay, Curtis, Lyman, Dixon, second row, Butler, Parker, Coombs, Elmer, Ballard, Hill, Penrod, Stewart, Third row, Tanner, Gay, Reynolds, Olsen, Peterson, Shavv, Houser, Fourth rovv: Hansen, Gardner, Mikesell, Robertson, Merrill, Holden, Fifth rovv: Rasmussen, Parker, Jasperson, Duntord, Latterty, Mrs. Oborn. ,sets ? T-QI ' ,'3fs. gear L ll, if si 5, Q 52 ' L Band ll l T 3 . , 1 Row one: Daley, Hansen, Hill, Curtis, Wignall, Christensen, Peck, Holden, Hodgson, Shaw, row two Fovvkes, Daniels, Davis, Terry, York, Gee, Povvelson, Rieske, Garner, Row three: Loveless, Dewitt Drissell, Pickering, Bowers, Nelson, Nelson, Pulver,rovv tour: Hansen, Hermansen, Spencer, Taylor Harding, Francom, Hansen, McClellan, Holdavvay. A good band consists of a capable director, a Willing group of students, and the stamina to do a good iob. We feel that Payson High's band has all these qualities. Under the direction ot J. D. Christensen, the band started the year with a marching contest in Provo. Later on, a pep band played' at football and bas- ketball games. At Founder's Day they vvere also heard, and their help was greatly appreciated in the dance revue. In April, the band attended the Band Festival. Officers are: President, Raymond Hansen, Vice President, Garry Nelson, Secretary, Nancy Pulver, This group with the aid of Mr. Christensen have planned and carried out the main events of the year. The Future Farmers of America began the school year by inducting new members. After the induction a very successful party was held. During the summer, an over-night horseback trip was conducted. On November 26, the F.F.A. sponsored a studentbody assembly. That night they held the annual Turkey Strut where Christine Walton was introduced as Chapter Sweetheart with Judy Done and Marda Hartvigsen as attendants. Christine later represented the chapter in the state sweetheart contest. On March 13 Richard Jackson partici- pated in the area contest for the S300 Standard Oil of California Scholarship. He won the area contest and was later selected as one of the five winners on the state level. On March 27-28 the chapter officers attended the state convention at the Hotel Utah Motor Lodge in Salt Lake City. There the chapter was awarded the Superior Chapter Award and Richard Jackson was awarded the State Farmer Degree, the highest rating given by the F.F.A. on the state level. Officers who guided the chapter in this very successful year were J. D. Rindlesbacher, President, Richard H. Jackson, Vice President, Gordon Moore, Secretary, Ray Rothe, Treasurer, Kenvin Lyman, Reporter, and Harley Kinser, Sentinel. First row: Moore, LeFevre, Rothe, Rindlesbacher, Jackson, Kinser, Cowan, second row Smith Menlove, Rothe, Gleave, Johnson, Kester, Peck, Johnson, third row: Lyman, Moore, Carter Lerwill Richens, Leatham, Topham, Oberg, Jarvis, York. in -59- .5 2 T The pian 1 easily . ! , ' L ag- 1 43? , 1 , sw First row, Elaine Rodgers, Marda Hartvigsen, Kathryn Jermain, Jim Cooper, Bonnie Heelis, Nancy Pulver, Kathleen Hill, Nlr. Milner, second row: Marden Dixon, Bruce Nelson, Judy Done, Judy Gee, Evelyn Hiatt, Kathleen Francom, Christine Walton, third row: Raymond Hansen, Jerry Nelson, Gordon Spotten, Ellen Greenhalgh, Andra Lou Wilson, fourth row: Harold Wilkinson, Janis Loveless, Karen Mortenson, Dianne Hiatt, DeAnn Brereton, Susie Campbell, Janet Mower, titth row: Lynn Oborn, Joe Hill, Doug Christensen, Nedra Farr, Carolyn Rogers, Ella Jayne Gatley. A new, but vaguely familiar, club has ap- peared this year. The Thespians were organized under the supervision of Don Milner and have made a fine showing in the two months that they have been organized. Leaders of the Thespians are: President, Bonnie Heelis, Vice-President, Nancy Pulver, Secretary, James Cooper, Treasurer, Kathryn Jermain, Historian, Elaine Rodgers. The club has held two initiations this year and the total membership is now 32. Club sweaters were purchased and they sponsored a very successful record hop to buy the Thespian insignia. We're sure they will prove to be a very praiseworthy addition to the school. moupe N0 nr iarfzw 'L i ,T T Socim .wit Yearbook taff .J 'G 9' --z ff? First row: Jeff McBeth, Virginia Drollinger, Bonnie Heelis, Lynne Harrner, Elaine Mitarai, second rovv: Bob Christensen, Dick Daniels, Harold Wilkinson, Ray Bennett, Joe Hill, Marden Dixon, Sally Senn. A yearbook records in vvord and picture the events and excitement of school life. With this thought in mind, the staff of the Paysonian has vvorked diligently to bring to you the best analysis of school history, l959. Under the direction of Bonnie Heelis, editor, Jeff McBeth, Virginia Drollinger, and Lynne Harmer, assistants, the group has worked long hours to make one of Payson High School's finest books. Our sincere thanks goes to our advisor, Doyle Liddle, for his help, counsel and patience. new Fr - Sally Baolham Carol Coray Judith Ann Done Honor turlent ir Qinia Droll lnger As a resulr of maintaining a high grade- poinf average during Their Three years of high school, These sfudents, The Top 1065 of their class, are graduafing with honors. 'aku' mf vxafa 3630 ovfl am Connie Ellsworth egg- lufillh caee Patsy Hansen 8 Mary Jones O 17:7 je Heelis Mariorie Larsen Suzanne NOW mv- f '1 , m ls. 'l , sz' ' p F- 'f + ff,?Q.3 gain.,-,':? wa 45,4 3 1 .wa 'n U 5. , F , .K , -n.-1,91 ' 1 Fi'QQJQ'Gf f Elaine Mitarai Wayne Parker -63- 'Q'-257 1' .J Christine Walton i .1 ,. l l l Z i g K 3 -f-:f ,1-..v,:,, ,..i l - '1- f 'sit ifIf?ZI-z'E1flf-- First rovv: Curtis, Shavv, Holden, second rovv: Drollinger, Pulver, Harmer, Badham, Jermain, Liv- ingston, Dial, Walton, Montague, Heelis, Provstgaard, third rovv: Montague, Stickney, Brereton Rodgers, Greenhalgh, Hartvigsen, Campbell, Christensen, Argyle, Coray, Miss Johnson, Advisor fourth rovv: Wyler, Mitarai, Larsen, Gatley, Senn, Palmer, Olsen, Done, Kinder, Jones, fifth row Ellsvvorth, Gee, Schramm, Shell, Spainhovver, Hancock, Brunson, Crane, Durrant, Francom. Marching with precision, sportsmanship, pep, and enthusiasm was the T959 Pep Club. Smartly clad in gray and green plaid, accented by gray gloves and shoes and green porn poms, they upheld the school spirit in a manner pleasing to all. Those hard working officers, Lynne, Peggy, Linda, Nancy, and Bonnie have been a backbone of encouragement and willingness to serve. The cheerleaders, Joy, Christine, Kathryn, Norma, and Sallie, will always be remembered for their spirit, diligence and unique pep assemblies. The pep club performance this year brought them an invitation to march at the invitational track meet which vvas held at the B.Y.U. on April 18, 1959. Though the weather was discouraging, the girls came through with flying colors and a trophy for the school. Throughout the year the girls have sold cake, candy, and pop corn. They also sponsored a delightful Carnival Dance vvhich brought words of praise from all vvho attended. We offer our sincere thanks to the pep club and cheerleaders this year for a job vvell done. -64, sv 67 4 , ,, me If -k ill H s f, V l X if lk llglsk 94 l 1 in, Officers: Peggy Provslgaarol, managerg Lynne Harmer, President Nancy P Linola Montague, Bonnie Heelis, committee. Kafhryn Jermain, Chris Walfon, Norma Livingsion, Sallie Baolham, Joy Dial, V Ulver, f ' '-' F ,r- i.?, WNW' X X 5 f-FQ 1. if l 4 ifff' . .T 'L t F r 'Y if 1, 'i2fQ,,wf K , Y 2 S ' --. ' ' - s JF' 4 , T 6, ' . , ' ' . ,-,rW,g, i.l,rvfA.,iQ,iV.QL.?,-E2 3,94 Arfckllri-.ini ,V my X . iLw f, 5.1. g ' an Q ..1.,i,,g,.: . . l T T' '. , T'-??f9f fl'i49 1 If M' .- ,gf 1 ' ' I fflj -5' gidff' M' 'K'g'- .. ., +- - gl 2: :ffg',,:i29 ' 1:14 UF' - T i,.52fiQ 519' wh- ' V .'rTf sffiwyv ,. L ' .. C gangs .zfffiwf T fg - -zffi Mfr, WN FirsT rovv: Evvell, Gardner, ChrisTensen, Cooper, Bowers, Losser, Meredifh, Schaerrer, Parker, second row: STaheli, Oborn, Clayson, Reece, Draper, Huff, Williams, Dial, Jac Third rovv: Coach DurranT, Ahlin, WorThingTon, Lervvill, Hoover, Francom, Brian, S Coach Harmer. The TooTball Team vvas righTiamong The Top This year, losing only Three of The eighT games played. Trying To make sTaTe compeTiTion They iusT couldn'T seem To geT pasT The barriers seT up by The Orem Tigers and The Provo Bulldogs. They sTarTeol OTT pre-season play vviTh a vvin from DelTa, a loss To Cyprus, and a vvin from PleasanT Grove. In season play, They losT To Orem, beaT Carbon, Springville, and Spanish, and losT To Provo. A special congraTulaTion To The enTire Team and Coach DurranT for Their Tine eTTorTs. J. D. Rindlesbacher Paul Bowers Guard Back Rindlesbacker I obson, H urberT,.A Tahlei, Lyrnah I Paul Meredith Tackle rf- .i .. . .i a ,. ., . ire' 'TT ,r T ll i iiiiii fi, -sf' ,ffm ii ... imma d -.ii . . V415 A-.. L i V LZ S y if D ,, g r i.-I . ll , g i Al i- Q 41 vi M. M W 5254 i ' yy is l y if2i 'Q 'l , '-r 710' i 1, : is ig? 3 affwawwf afgzsaa fllQfMQf Q2 2 fr '1, ia' 'Q fE?E3' nail' fifiifrl irlW limi gg i? A iv fwfr V : ming i xim, Neil Losser Tackle Joe Ahlin End Ken? Christensen Tackle i QQ e,iWl 4 xx is ry' r , W L ' ig 4, 4? Q ,, -sf llli, 5 -if Wi.-fix M. 's :Ira ,.,m1,w K , y. J- - as IJI .fy-H .L ,fg, 5 51 5, l Zz, 1, Kendell Ewell Guard Gram' Schaerrer Back Kim Lyman End Wayne Parker George Gardner Guard Center Raymond Hansen James Cooper Back Back is -,-- - as f .A ., , 1 ,.,, A ,g V asain- M i.3ag?fi 4 1 w, f li ir i. I ' ' i I Lions line up against Sp. Fork. c A X . - K A T' 0 A kg lfg E . . ,- it A Q c in l . -f I 'wi-fj,.t'55 Q- - K' ' S- Auslin Staheli ll f.::m25tssu2'ife, , f A l 1. w A an ,,f V, 1 Ill AE, I i ac . ir MW Q, Gary Hoover ll? ll End Back ' l K Qgiali . el -Q iii 1 l llll r , , , h a l . ' Q' - - J ' . 'Y 2- i i rlllflfifl . Q W fir' x r m l i V Im' if L -' gf fr K-L,L -. I V xii-cl 1 N ',, .V i i A a ' 1 ' ' i i i I S ri? Worfhingfon looks for a receiver. hh ' , , . 1 I -Aw? ', N,' iii 1,4 Mike Draper f ,N Center li ' I . Ronald Francorn A Back L i. Clark Clayson l Tackle r ,gi . 1.: ,. ,. r . , 4 e , 4fV q Ar 53, ar r - H35 - A M 54, a 'Q l ff li ww ,. , 3 I 1, it V ,, in '-.44 ,.. .Qi :IL 5 1 , --' 'Tm ,.,,, L M .I w , . no erer i 1- 'B- ea1144f Time f 5' 'vnri-.-...Q .g J. Karl Worihinglon ' ' Back Lynn Oborn Back Lions deception. DOUQ Hwff End Max Staheli Back -69- B 5 K1 E9 T5 B9 A L L V b First row: Warr, Ewell, Losser, Worthington, Christensen Ahlin Oborn second row Samuels Hermanson, Huff, Peery, Francom, Staheli, Staheli Schaerrer Coach Dick Harmer The Payson High Basketball squad will not be remembered for the Things they did this year, but moreover, for the way they did it. Unsuccessful in winning many games, they showed that extra spark and perserverance to go on that is so much needed in a great team. When spirits were down and out they kept on plugging and giving the extra effort. During the season the team only won two games, of which Coach Harmer's boys pulled a big upset against Orem. This loss for Orem quickly took them out of first place in the region. The other game was a win from Springville, which was a thriller to the end. The team also came close to defeating several other teams. Joe Ahlin and Neil Losser were the captains and had a great influence on the team's morale. The team captains and coach should all be congratulated on their fine season of play. -71- fn. - .9 ,gf 'W --Q. M., x wen 3 A my N. ,T-. i 'Nj 5 jf va Q' 0-X .th :PeSery Douglas Huff Max Sfaheli SCORE? SURE!! J. Karl Wodhington fa 1, jf: 'Q ' K - fxswsf Ronald F I'6I'1COVT1 f,., af xv .yn ,f ..,,,x f iz , . xi' 'YS' Austin STaheli Lynn Oborn ...SM cw Iwi X f PV 1 .V R I 1 f' N f J x'7'iQ M aw, JVM? . sw? X X5 . I H Grant Schaeffer Rnmalo Neil Losser Lettermen' Club . 1. I .A- First rovv: Samuels, Parker, Meredith, Rindlisloacher Gardner Ahlin Losser Bowers Hermansen c d I I 1 I I I se on row: Schaerrer, Draper, Hoover, Evvell, Lyman, Staheli, third rovv: Covvan, Spotten, Hill, Clayson, Worthing- ton, Stah l' S - t ' ei, potten, ourth rovv. Hansen, Hutt, Reynolds, Kropt, Francom, Oborn. Under the direction and leadership ot otticers Paul Meredith, President, J. D. Rindlisbacker, Vice President, Wayne Parker, Secretary and advisors Coach Harmer and Coach Durrant, the l.ettermen's Club has enjoyed another fine year of activities and projects. During the football and basketball seasons, the boys sold programs and sponsored afteregame dances. They have also collected and sold scrap iron to raise money. They are to be complimented tor ambition and school spirit. -74- Ba eball by l N 1- I , ,,,., , .,., ,, h l 3 2 T .,., , L g ggi: i T Q LQ T J, I 4 11 Q l l Ng ef A MW, A - mf i L J L pi i - H . . 5j 5 'A,, 'fi 3 ,Al ' Li 1 ' R? LSU: , 7- V , '7 K ,. Jur a 1' A y yn 6- . 1 f W A bi . , 1391, 5-5---ff' by 'IT ft D iii ,A A ru Q si g ,Q ,, Q .. H, ,ci 'nj Q t an tZ ,-f E T? 'V 'tt 1 r . T T ' ViiA ' , . 'lV, J' 1 it l ' X ' J A 5' nf. was Q 5 96151 if First row: Peterson, Hansen, Peery, Robbins, Hill, Gee, Hansen, Stewart, second rovv: Coach Harmer, Samuels Jensen, Lindquist, Oborn, Worthington, Christensen, Openshavv, Loveless, Hermansen, Greenhalgh, third row: Christensen, Harris, Herbert, Johnson, Mayer,JeWett, Haas, Holdaway, Drissell, Fisher. The baseball team, coached by Dick Harmer, got an early start this spring. The team consists of vvell-seasoned and experienced players with many returning lettermen. lt is said to be one of the strongest teams to come out of Payson High School. With their spirit and hustle, they should make a fine showing in this year's competition. Catcher Pitcher .,,, First base ,cc, Second base LINEUP Third base Short stop Left field ,, Center field Right field Lynn Oborn , Richard Robbins Gary Hansen L, Gordon Loveless L Ronald Gee Raymond Hansen J. Karl Worthington Joe Hill ,L Keith Peery Track . ,f gy, -M ,ff MMM. K 'N--..,,,R . 45 if ,.sA..,-'-'-- gp...-.--.-------ef' First row: Ludlow, Staheli, Draper, Ahlin, Brooks, Oborn, Bowers, Gardner, Huff, second row: Herman- sen, Christensen, Hill, Losser, Clayson, Worthington, Ewell, Kropf, Staheli, Schaerrer, third row: Coach Durrant, Ewell, Jensen, Winnie, Francom, Olsen, Reynolds, Hill, Coray, Fisher, Williams, Samuels, fourth row: Francom, Burton, Sorenson, Thomas, Meredith Rindlisbacher, Steele. As the dirt flew from beneath the track shoes this year, the Payson Lions showed that they were not going to be outmatched. We enioyed a very successful track season in 59. Coach Durrant began the season with few lettermen from the last year's squad. As the season progressed, the team developed into a well- coordinated unit. Payson won all duel and triangle meets in which they com- peted. ln the region meet we placed third and qualified five men for the state meet. Sophomores and Juniors returning next year should produce a worthy track team for Payson High School. Wre tlin 4 ' -157 'f 2. . a K wi my , '4 3' Mk mfgg ...- . -. J FirsT row: Spencer, Bowers, Rindlisbacher, Lyman, lVlerediTh, Draper, Tanner, Jensen, second row: McClel- len, DeWiTT, Holdaway, Dial, LafferTy, SpoTTen, Hoover, Murdock, Lee, Third row: SpoTTen, Johnson, Smi,Th, Lerwill, Kropf, Clayson, Cowan, Jacobson, Gardner. Payson High School's wresTling Team, under The excellenT Training of Coach DurranT had The TradiTional TighTing spiriT ThaT all Lion grapplers have had. WiTh some fine reTurning leTTermen, Payson Took iTs share of maTches. This year had many capable sophomores and juniors coming in To replace our deparTing seniors and assure us of a sTrong Team nexT year. Ronald LafferTy and J. D. Rindlisloacher were The only wresTlers To represenf Payson aT STaTe. J. D. placed TourTh in The 168 pound class. Paul fBearD MerediTh was The Team capTain This year and a lighting example To Payson's WresTlers. -77f eee 1 ia W Levis at school? Good Idea' Q.. AY-ef? Q- A Team ThaT's on the beam. fi xx? 5 Come on boys Comely co e s -A was 1. X? N is N an , n ww + 0 f. - 2 me HI-sfeppersl Q 24 ef - - M ww o, e V 3, L 1 , K K 1 f. , 5 Q , s ,Z X . iq 5 e T f- sg. N A154- L - 'Auf .3,,W, 1 on ? . f 2 , ' A ei' , L, 5' Q f V P Lf., A , f J nh - f if-ra K. - A W ' 'ie - ' 5 f A ,rn A I . , -L.L ' 5 fi , Vhga ,.,,L ii 5 Q' X : -'- Q 122224 1 i 1 4 PR' LM JPGW H 1, , . Q' ,W J fs n:w':iy ' jj K Q, ,f -4, I -' I 3 55 Q7 ' , , H .,., . A J -wwff K -f 4 ' .K W I 1, 1 I if 554' f . ,NH V 4151123213: z K ' ' L A ' 1, , ,J K' - 2- VL-23 -2 7 -W 'A ,2g5xjgf262.,g,, 3, ' -' , pgw,Q,s1 -1-ff yn 5 ' 5 2 -,Mfg -,ff x 'ral 4 X H' 78 2. Q K ' fiwyx 5 ' f ' ...sb gg .QV 1 I , Q.g,,gg . 6xx ,,4 2, J- , I I VI. I - I y 1. yyyy 57 I, .zz-1 ,L , HM iw., W k , , K y y M -ly ' .1 A, E n1Ei25!2f15f5 , P 14' .. .,,, . K . . Q' , H 4- ' f 1'E1f?,' ' , k K K 5A A 715: - . ff f: 5 Y' H M. , -12i:.ff1f2a,gE K y y 2RFmg5'3 QQ Q Q 1 'Q ' Teachers - and smiling! wx WC' Y' Oh, oh, someone-'s angry! Busy, busy, days! 1 E y 3 sz f Wovvee! - Played games and enjoyed refreshments. l 12 Calendar ,s :rv-r. A SEPTEMBER Whoopee!! School starts at last. Everyone comes back with burnt skin and hardened muscles. 'T Get Acquainted Party. Good chance to meet that new blonde you've seen in the halls. Won our first pre-season football game with Delta. Boys were in real top condition. Take a bow, Mr. Durrant. 26-13. W 25 Regional F.H.A. Convention at Payson. 26 The National Assembly brought us a lesson in Archery. Remember Lynne Harmer trying to blow the dart??? Tough Luck!! We lost to Orem, but we'll beat the next one. 20-O. Seminary sponsored a dance. Theme was Fall Fling. OCTOBER 3 Teachers Convention. Hooray! do anything we want to do. Mr. Christensen and the ba ent to the Marching Band Festiva ' OVSI' the B.Y.U. fsl. A if.: Y fe l M H ..,, K I . . ' rlr' E t'.a F L . rie s etffa ,,, LW OCTOBER The Payson City Fire Department gave a demonstration on extinguishing fires. We BEAT CARBON!! 33-12. T5 We met Springville and WE were victorious. 19-7. 22 The Seniors presented their assembly. Theme was Autumn Leaves. 23 Too Bad!! The mighty Lions tell to the Bull- dogs. 17-O. Senior Hop, decorations were real gay . Chris Walton reigned as Queen with Nancy Pulver and Norma Livingston as her attend- ants. 3l The Lions tromped the Dons, much to the delight of the entire student body. T9-14. The Pep Club held a Carnival Dance to raise money for their dresses. NOVEMBER 6-7 The Speech Class presented their tirst play of the year. The Whole Town's Talking was the title and it proved to be a definite 4 success. T4 The student body sponsored a dance. 26 Chris Walton reigned as Sweetheart ot the Ag. Ball. Judy Done, and Marda Hart- vigsen were her attendants, DECEMBER All the Senior girls participated in the Na- tional Betty Crocker Contest. Sophomores presented their assembly. The theme was Winter Wonderland. Roger Ross and Suzanne Shaw were chosen as the Sweet- hearts. The dance was held that same even- ing. First pre-season basketball game. Payson at North Sanpete. We lost! 47-40. Pre-season basketball game. Payson at Heber We lost again!! 43-24. Pre-season basketball game. Box Elder at Payson. And we lose again! 60-50. T2 The dramatics class presented their ond play for the year. Remember the old fireplace? The title was The Noose. Payson played Manti at Manti. Tough boys! 46-40. The team lost to Bingham a home-game 46-33 The Seminary sponsored their annual Xmas Dance. The decorations were pretty and they were planned around the theme Silver Bells. Union at Payson. Payson was victorious 54-33 Mr. Christensen and his chorus class presen ed Handel's Messiah. We beat Cyprus!! They in football, but they sure basketball. 47-40. F.H.A. Slumber Party ng suc- cess with the mighty pack. The Lions met Lehi at Leyand came back with a victory. 48-34. beat us in beat us in leading the t- , ili' A .5 gk., - I' -31- , . W i 'ffYpi'fiffSii5'-' 'i'i 5. ---, l I V ,.....,... ...- . f g Y 4 'A T ' f- ' 13 r ' f 'W , yy, ig . Y ul. wifi LJ , Na 5 ,..,t J ., I JANUARY Payson at B. Y. H. They sort of skunked us! Must have been the big floor! 44-26. Our first season basketball game at Orem. Guess we started off on the wrong foot! They beat us. 61-37. Spanish brought an exchange assembly. Spanish defeated us in a 56-30 victory. Well, here we go again! Payson at Provo, and Provo victorious with a 60-39 score. Shall we try it again? Oh, well, Payson went down to their fourth straight defeat when they played the Dinosaurs. 50-38. Founders' Day . . . Students stay home and parents come . . . nice, eh? National Assembly . . . student body saw demonstrations on the properties and pos- sibilities of liquid air. WE DID IT! We beat Springville when the Lions met the Devils on the Devils' court. 66-57. FEBRUARY WE BEAT OREM!! These three little words will long be remembered in the hearts of every Senior boy and girl. The Lions met the Tigers on the home court and literally tromped them 58-49. We didn't beat Spanish, 52-47, but the stu- dent body was still in high spirits from the Orem game. Provo at Payson. Lions were once more de- feated by the Bulldogs. 58-46. Seminary banquet was a big success. They got their pins, with a feast to back it up. Everyone enioyed the Valentine Dance after the banquet. as-s , r I - FEBRUARY 19 National 'Assembly . . . Swiss accordianist went over big with the student body. Basketball at Carbon. Carbon was victorious 75-48. 25 Spririgville beat Payson in The last game of the season 59-53. 26 Chorus class participated in the music tes- tival at Carbon. '77 F.I-I.A?sponsored a Record Hop with Don Spainhower spinning The discs. ' - MARCH 5 Snow College presented a very assembly. Remember She'll Be Round the Mountain. ? 12-13 School Opera was a success Christensen directing, and the sup e students and taculty. 17 National Assembly . . . Larry Tobler played and sang some ot The songs ot The Hawaiian Islands. 20 Junior assembly and Jr. Prom. I'll ber Tonight. Karen Robbins Queen. Basketball banquet. 23 Exchange assembly trom Orem. 1 Carbon College assembly with their A Cappella 2-3 The Senior girls rewarded by an The theme This ls My Country was worked out to perfection in dance form. hard and were ng Dance Revue. .1 J - at N Ox L V TW f 1 1 i c r 82 - N s Y 'x ... VV wg ha gg .S N,-:wr 1 1 I T! id X ,N FST. ' . if 1' 3194- 7 TT - ' 'lffff V- S if I , K ' QQ ' TR- I:,,,-, - vm, A 1, .I . M... .KH W - 1 'f ' ' - ' 1' Y lj tx .. ' 'W' vc. 1, ...fi,. 1 I ,za sg .2 A k k .,,,, , . ...W 'M' rd' ' ' f' W x., J f g A. QQ, A gi,. .ini . . y - . I MQTQ'-' - 1. I alai- 1 www- . 10- 14 16 18 24 30 1 5 7 8 14 27 29 APRIL 11 Speech students participated in the State Speech Contest. Band class played in the Region 5 Band Festival at Payson. Payson Exchange Assembly presented for the student body. Invitational Track Meet at Provo. Choral Festival at Orem for Region 5. Thespian Club sponsored a Dance. Mrs. Oborn's sewing classes presented their annual fashion show for the girls and their Mothers. The theme this year was Younger Than Springtime. MAY Head tor the Hills, boys! It's Girls' Day! More tun. Now The girls can toot the bill. The theme for Girls' Day was Younger Than Springtime. The girls brought their Dads and everyone had a wonderful time at the Dads and Daughters party. F.H.A. Canyon Party. State Track meet at Salt Lake. Seniors get a day out of school, and legit- imate, too! l.agoon bound - hurrayl The Senior class will enjoy their last ban- quet together. Every Senior is waiting for this sad, but joyous occasion, to walk across the stage and receive his diploma. Here's hoping you'II never forget the fun and inspiration that you have gained at good old P.H.S. Congratulations Seniors, Goodbye and Good Luck. Ashby, Lynda Jane-40. Ballard, Jean-40 57. Barnett, Keith-40. lrereton, Janet-40. lryson, Louise-40. Burton, Ronnie-40 76. Butler, Jackie-40. Butler, JoAnn-40. Butler, Karen-40 57. Campbell, Dale-40. Christensen, Dennis-40 75. Christensen, Marilyn-40 57. Coombs, Marilyn-40 57. Coray, Allene4O 76. Cox, LaMar-40. Craig, Carma-40. Curtis, Sharon Kay-40 57 58 64. Daley, JanetA4O. Daniels, Susan-40 57. Dean, Jenine-40. DeHart, Craig-40. DeWitt, Ogden-41 58 77. Dixon, Sherrie-41 57. Dockstader, Douglas-41. Draper, Lynne41. Drissell, Keith-41 75 58. Dunford, Ruth-41 57, Elmer, Glenna-41 54. Elmer, Mae-41 57. Erickson, Kathleen-41. Ewell, Calvin-41 76. Finch, Nora-41, Finlinson, Morris-41. Fisher, Dean-75 76. Abbott, Judith-31. Adams, Dee Briane-31. Badham, Jeneil-31. Betts, Juanita Jo-31. Bona, Richard-31. Bryan, Rickie-67. Broadbent, Steven-31. Butler, Bonnie-31 57. Butler, Ilene-31. Carter, Karen-31 57. Carter, Larry-31. Christensen, Douglas-31 49 50 51 60. Clark, Hazel Ann-31 57. Clayson, Clark-32 67 69 74 76 77. Clayson, Kayleen-31. Clinger, Anne--32. Cowan, John 32 59, Daley, Joe-58. Davis, Janet-32 58. Dial, Ray 67, Draper, Michael 32 67 69 74 76 77. Elmer, Linda May-32 54, Elmer, Vonda-32. Farr, Nedra-32 60. Francom, Ronald-67 69 71 72 74 76. Greenhalgh, Leila-32. Greenhalgh, Terry-32. Griffith, Patricia-32. Hamblin, Lyman-32. cmhmmmlmkx Fowkes, Stephen-58. Francom, Norman-76. Francom, Waldon-41. Gardner, Norda-41 55 57. Galley, Bill-41. Gay, Conniee41 57. Gay, Nina-41 54 57. Gleave, LevereY59. Haas, Kenneth-75. Haddon, John-41. Hansen, Charlotte441 57. Harris, Russell-75. Haskell, Stanley-41, Henline, Sheila-42. Herbert, Jackie-42 75. Hermansen, Robert-42 71 74 75 75 58. Higginson, Kay-42. Hill, Darrell-42. Hill, Sandra Jean-42 57 58. Hodgson, Colleen-42 58. Hoover, Kathryn-42. Holdaway, Richard-42 58 75. 64. Hopes, Bessie Janee42. Horton, Louise-42. Houser, Judy-42 54 57. Hudson, Marla-42. Ivory, Lee-42. Jacobson, Carol-42 57. Jacobson, Connie-42. Jarvis, Sherrie-42. Jasperson, Carol-42 57. Jewett, Michael-75. Johnson, Arlen-42 77. Junuu' Harding, Richard--32 58. Harmer, LuAnn-32 57. Hendrickson, Florence-33. Herbert, Russell-33 67. Hiatt, Carole-33. Hiatt, Diane-83 57 60. Hiatt, Evelyn-33 Hill, Ferrell-33, Hill, Kathleen-33 57 60. Hoover, Gary-33 67 69 74 77. Hutt, Douglas-33 67 69 71 72 74 76. Jacobson, Lynn-33 67 77. Jarvis, Robert-59. Jensen, Neils- 33 75 77. Johnson, Mable-33. Johnson, Vern-59. Johnson, Wayne-33. Jolley, Suzanne--33. Jones, Palsy-34. Kay, Virginia -34. Keele, Sharon-34. Kelly, Joe-34. Kesler, Richard-34. Latfferty, Ronald-34 77. Larsen, Catherine--34 57. Larsen, Margene-34. Lazenby, Betty-34. LeBaron, Judith-34. Lerwill, Lynn-34 59 67 77, Loveless, Annette-34 54. Loveless, James-34 58. Johnson, Bud-42 75. Johnson, Lisa Jeane42. Johnson, Rodger-43. Kester, Arland-43 59. Kropf, James-43 74 76 77. Lafferty, Colleen-43 57. LeFevre, Keith-43 59. Lindquist, Marvin-43 75. Loveless, Gordon-43 75. Lee, James-77. Lloyd, Mary Ann-43. Lyman, Jennie-43 57. McClellan, Rex-43 58 77. McVey, Betty-43. Merrell, Alice Carolee-43 57. Mikesell, Sharon-43 57. Montague, John-43. Moore, Douglas-43. Morgan, Nancy-43. Muniz, Ray-43. Murdock, Richard 43 77. Oberg, Dale-43 59. Olsen, Georgia-43 57. Olson, Ernest-44 76. Oram, Ronald-44. Palmer, Sheila Kae-44. Parker, Carolyne44 57. Parker, Lenore-44 57. Peay, Marguerite-44 55. Peck, Deanna-44 54 58. Penrod, Judy-44 55 57. Peterson, Carole-44 57. Rasmussen, LaDawn-52 57. Reynolds, Phillip-44 74 76. Index Lyman, Kenvin-34 59. Mathews, LaNoree35. Mayer, Richard435 75. McCormick, Jerry-35. Montague, Judy-35 57. Moore, Gordon-59. Mortensen, Karen-35 57 60. Mower, Janet-35 60. Nelson, LeReneY35. Ney, Julia-35. Nielsen, Mabeth-35. Oborn, Lynn-35 49 50 51 60 67 69 71 72 74 75 76. Openshaw, Roger-35 75 53. Painter, Una Jean-35. Peterson, JoAnne-35 57. Powelson, Ann-35 58. Pulver, Vern -36. Reece, Calvine36 67. Robbins, Karen --36 57. Rogers, Carolyn-36 60. Rothe, Jerry 36 59. Schoenteld, Jay-36. Seat, Mary Ellen-36. Seeley, Sharon-436. Senn, Patsy-36. Shaw, Helen-36 58 64. Sizemore, Velma Lou-36 57. Smethurst, Jean-36. Smith, Jaye-36. Spencer, Blaine-76 77. Spencer, Donna-36. -83, Reynolds, Regina-44 57. Richins, Michaele44 59. Rieske, Sally-44 58. Robbins, Betty Ann-4.4. Robertson, Teddy Jo-44 Ross, Roger-44. Samuels, Brucem44 71 74 75 76. Schramm, Glade-44. Schramm, Verna-44. Shaw, Suzanne-44 57. Sheets, KathrynA44. Shell, Max-45. 5 Sorenson, Jake-45 76. Smith, Nyles-79. Smith, Stevene45. Spotten, Ronnie-45 74 77. Steele, Larry-45. Stewart, Sarah Ann-45 54 57. Sullivan, Carol-45. Tanner, Barbara-45 54 57. Tanner, Daryl-45 77. Tanner, Patricia-45. Taylor, Linda Jean-45. Terry, David-58. Thomas, Paul-45 76. Throckmorton, Roxie-45. Tovell, Sandra-45 54 57. Van Ausdal, Bonnie Rae-45. Wall, Norman-45. Westover, Nadine-45. Whitelock, MacArthur-45 52. Winnie, Dale-45. Spencer, Richard-37. Spencer, Stephene37. Spencer, Susan-37 57. Staheli, Austin-37 67 69 71 72 74 76. Staheli, Max-37 67 69 71 72 74 76. Stark, Ellen-37 57. Steele, Loyle-37 76. Stevenson, Dee-37. Strong, Linda-37. Sullivan, Jo Anne-37 57. Tanner, Sara Ruth-37. Taylor, Carol-37 57. Taylor, Karla-37. Taylor, Karma-37 57. Topham, Orvin-38 59. Trotter, Thomas-38, Van Ausdal, Eileen-38. Van Nosdol, Anna Rae-38. Walton, Patricia-38 57. Wignall, Ricky-38 58. Wilcock, Marione38 54 57. Williams, Dayne-38 67 76. Wilson, Andra Lou-38 57 60. Wilson, Jime38. Winnie, Clair-38 76. Worthington, J. Karl-38 67 69 71 72 74 75 76. York, James-59. York, Jeanette-38 58. Zeeman, Martha-38. tt, Lucille-177164-French Club President, 'se Revuef Pep Club, Opera, Messiah. ue-17 67 68 71 73 74 76-Basketball aint'--Football, Track, Lettermen's Club, , S-ate Mechanical Drawing Contest. Carol-17-Dance Revue, F.H.A. m, Sallie-17 52 54 57 62 64 65-Honor ident, Chee?1eader, Dance Revue, Opera, ssiah, Curtis Contest. av-17 61LYearbook Staff. 5 17 52 53 58 67 74 76 77-Stu- ,,...,....ooci-y.,..PwresiZient, Football Co-captain, - l ' Ti31ck, Wf'e'st1ing, Messiah, Opera, Band. ..-ereton DeAnn-17 149 56 60 64-F.H.A. Offi- - cer, Dance Class Officer, Pep Club, Dance ' Revue, State Speech Meet, Opera, Messiah. ' ' lohrf'f'1'17 76-Track, Football. Brunson, Connie-17 53 55 57 64-Dance Revue, Pep Club, Opera, Messiah, F.H.A. Campbell, Susie-18 50 51 57 60 64-Pep Club, Dance Revue, Opera, Messiah, Plays, Thes- pain Club. Carter, Max-18-Messiah, Opera. Carter, Merrill-18 59-F.F.A., Opera, Messiah. Christensen, Glenys-18 57 64-F.H.A., Pep Club, Dance Revue, Opera, Messiah. Christensen, Kent-18 67 68 71 73 76-Basket- ball, Band, Football. Christensen, Robert-18 61 75-Yearbook Staff, Baseball. Clayson, Valden-18-Opera, Messiah, Baseball. Coon, Stephen-18-State Mechanical Drawing Contest. Cooper, James--18 51 60 67 68-Opera, Plays, Junior Class President, Tolherst Contest, Kiwanis Contest, Thespian Club, Dance Re- vue M.C. Coray, Carol-19 55 57 62 64-Honor Student, Messiah, Opera, Dance Revue, Pep Club. Cowan, Joel-19 74 77-Track, Football, Basket- ball, Lettermen's Club, Wrestling, Boys' State, Senior Hop King. Crane, Kathleen-19 56 64-F.H.A. Officer, Pep Club, Commercial Contest, Band, Dance Re- vue, Twirler. Daniels, Richard--19 58 61-Band, Yearbook Staff. DeGraffenried, David-19-State Mechanical Drawing Contest. Dial, Joy-19 55 56 64 65-F.H.A. State President, Cheerleader, Dance Revue, Junior Class Of- ficer. Dixon, Marden-19 60 61-Opera, Thespian Club, School Plays, Band Yearbook. Donahue, Rebecca-19-Fashion Show, F.H.A. Dance Revue. Done, JuclithM19 49 55 60 62 64-Dance Class Officer, Messiah, Opera, Plays, Dance Re- vue, Thespian Club, Girls' State, U.S.U. Poetry Festival, Honor Student. Drollinger, Virginia-20 54 61 62 64-Dance Re- vue, Pep Club, Opera, Messiah, Yearbook Staff, Honor Student. Durrant, Klara Jean-20 57 62 64-Dance Revue, Pep Club, Commercial Contest, F.H.A., Honor Student. enior index and Ellsworth, Connie-20 57 62 64-Pep Club, Dance Revue, Commerical Contest, Honor Student. Ewell, Kendell-20 67 68 74 76-Football, Track, Wrestling. Ewell, Rulon-20 71 73-Basketball, Football, Baseball. Francom, Kathleen-20 50 64-Girls' State, Thes- pian Club, Dance Revue, Pep Club. Gardner, George-20 68 74 76 77-Track Co- captain, Basketball, Football, Lettermen's Club, Wrestling. Garner, Karen-20 58-Dance Revue, Band. Gatley, Ella Jayne-20 60 64-Pep Club, Dance Revue, Thespian Club. Gee, Ronald-75. Gee, Judith-21 52 57 58 60 62 64-Opera, Messiah, Pep Club, Band, Dance Revue, Honor Student. Greenhalgh, Ellen-21 49 52 53 57 60 64- Twirler, Opera, Plays, Thespian Club, F.H.A., Dance Revue, Messiah. Greenhalgh, Tad-21 75-Baseball. Hancock, Julia-21 52 57 64-F.H.A., Dance Re- vue, Opera, Messiah, Pep Club. Hanson, Gary-21 58-Band, Baseball, Track. Hansen, Kirk-22 58-Boys' State. Hansen, Patsy-22 63-Dance Revue, Commercial Contest. Hansen, Raymond-22 52 58 60 68 74 75-Band President, Opera, Messiah, Lettermen's Club, Baseball, Football, Tennis, Track, Wrestling. Harmer, Lynne-22 56 61 64 65-Pep Club President, F.H.A. President, Dance Revue, Yearbook Staff, Sophomore Cheerleader. Hartvigsen, Marda-22 50 51 52 56 57 60 64- Thespian Club, Opera, Messiah, F.H.A., Pep Club, Dance Revue, Youth Conference, Sweetheart Attendant, Tolhurst Finalist, Plays. Haskell, JoAnn-22 57 64-F.H.A., Pep Club, Dance Revue. V Heelis, Bonnie-22 57 60 61 63 64 65-Seminary Officer, Pep Club Officer, Thespian Club President, Yearbook Editor, Plays, Tolhurst Winner, American Legion Oration, Youth Conference, KOVO Reporter, Commercial Contest, Dance Revue, Speech Festival, Girls' State, Model U.N., F.H.A., Honor Student. Higginson, Don-22. Hill, Joe-22 60 61 74 75 76-Baseball, Year- book Staff, Track, Lettermen's Club, Sem- inary Officer. Hill, Lee-22. Ivory, Suzanne-22 63-Honor Student, Dance Revue, Commercial Contest. Jackson, Richard-22 59-F.F.A. Club Officer, Honor Member National Merit Scholarship. Jermain, Kathryn-22 51 60 65-Cheerleader, Dance Revue, Speech Festival, School Plays, Thespian Club Officer. tleliievements Jolley, Stewart-22-Football, Opera, Messiah, Sophomore Class Representative. Jones, Mary-23 52 55 57 63 64-F.H.A., Dance Class Officer, Pep Club, Sophomore Cheer- leader, Honor Student, Messiah, Opera, Commercial Contest. Kelsey, DeVere-23. Kester, Everett-23. Kinder, Barbara-23 64-F.H.A., Fashion Show, Dance Revue, Pep Club. Kinser, Harley-23-F.F.A. Larsen, Milo-23-Track. Larson, Marjorie-23 63 64-Dance Revue, Pep Club, Honor Student. Lazenby, Larry-- 23. Livingston, Norma-23 57 65-Cheerleader, Mes- siah, Opera, F.H.A,, Commercial Contest, Dance Revue. Losser, Neil-t6 24 67 68 7l 73 74 76-Sopho- more Vice President, Junior Vice President, Senior Class President, Boys' State, Basket- ball Captain, Football, Track, Lettermen's Club. Loveless, Janis-24 49 57 60-Dance Revue, Pep Club, F.H.A., Thespian Club, School Plays, Speech Festival. Ludlow, Walter-24 76-Track, Football, French Club, Sophomore Class President. Lyman, Kim-24 67 67 77-Track, Wrestling, Football. McBeth, Jeff-i6 24 6l-Yearbook Staff, Track, Senior Class Vice President, Football, Bas- ketball, Lettermen's Club, State Mechanical Drawing Contest. Menlove, Leslie-24 59. Meredith, Paul-24 67 74 76 77-Messiah, Wrest- ling, Lettermen's Club Officer, Track, Opera, Football Co-captain. Miller, Wayne-24-State Mechanical Drawing Contest, Mitarai, Elaine-l6 24 6l 63 64-Dance Revue, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Secretary, Junior Prom Queen, Senior Class Representative, Yearbook Staff, Com- mercial Contest, Honor Student. Montague, Linda-25 64 65-F.H.A. Secretary, Pep Club Officer, Twirler, Commercial Con- test, Dance Revue. Montague, Peggy-55-French Club, Pep Club, F.H.A., Dance Revue. Moore, Gary-25 59-F.F.A. Morrison, Melvin-25-Opera, Messiah. Nelson, Bruce-25 60-Thespian Club, School Plays, Speech Festival. Nelson, Gerry-25 58-Band Class Officer, Cur- tis Contest Winner. Nelson, Jerry-25 53 58 60-Thespian Club, Band, Opera, Messiah. -85- f Olsen, Erma--25 64-DancebRefvue, Pep Cl Openshaw, Sharon-25-Dance Revue, F Parker, Wayne-25 63 67 68 74-ljgfior Lettermen's Club, Football, VF Peart, Ronald-26-F.F.A., WrestI'i,gt-glgew., Peek, Freeman-26 53 59-ofsera,.Messia'tl'y Peery, Keith-26 7l 72-B'asebaLl,, Swaslc Lettermen's Club. 1 'ggi Peery, Steve-26 52 75-Football, Boys' Peterson, James-26 75-Opera, 'Y-f siah. fe l Pickering, Tony-26 58-Staile Mechfafnical uieagi! ing Contest, Opera, Band. ' Provstgaard, Peggy-26 56 64 65-Biz. ' 'F.H.1-X. Officer, Pep Club Officer, Qrtce Revue.l Pulver, Nancy-l6 26 49 52 58 6'Q,,64'65-Dance Revue, Pep Club Officer, Senior Cf. retary, F.H.A., Thespian Club, Girls' State, Messiah. Rindlesbacher, Jay-26 59 67 74 76 77-Letter- men's Club Officer, Football Co-captain, Track, Wrestling, F.F.A. Officer. Robbins, Richard-53 75-Messiah, Opera, Base- ball. Rodgers, Elaine-27 49 5l 57 60 64-Opera, Dance Revue, School Plays, Thespian Club Officer, F.H.A., Pep Club. Rothe, Ray--27 53 59-Football, Track, Wrestling, F.F.A, Officer, Opera, Lettermen's Club. Schaerrer, Grant-l5 27 67 68 7l 73 74 76- Studentbody Officer, Football, Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Track. Schramm, Muriel-27 57 64-Dance Revue, Pep Club. Senn, Sally-27 61 64-Yearbook Staff, Dance Revue, Pep Club, F.H.A. Shell, Verla-27 57 64-Pep Club, F.H.A., Dance Revue. Smith, Robert-27 59-French Club, F.F.A. Spainhower, Cara Lee-27 52 57 64-Dance Re- vue, F.H.A., Opera, Pep Club. Spencer, Clark-27 53-Wrestling. Spencer, Monte-27 58-Band, Opera. Spotten, Gordon-28 50 74 77-Thespian Club, School Plays. Stewart, Curtis-28 59 75-Baseball. Stickney, Melda---28 55 57 64-F.H.A., Commer- cial Contest, Dance Revue, Pep Club. Taylor, Farrell-28 58-Band, Opera. Walton, Christine-28 50 51 57 60 63 64 65- Cheerleader, F.H.A., Thespian Club, Dance Class President, Opera, School Plays, Ki- wanis Contest, Youth Conference, Girls' State, Model U.N., F.F.A. Sweetheart, Sen- ior Hop Queen, Commercial Contest, Honor Student. Warr, Ronald-28 7l-Basketball, Football. Wilkinson, Harold-28 60 6l-Yearbook Staff, Tennis, School Plays, Thespian Club, Tol- hurst Contest. Wride, Wayne-28-Science Contest Winner. Wyler, Kaye-15 28 55 56 64-Studentbody Sec- retary, F,H.A. Officer, Dance Revue, Pep Club, Regional Council Secretary. ml Resort Garage xuto Parts R. 4 ning and ie q Co. r tak' fiber Co. Chase ,i.'Lmber Co. h Christensen's - City Drug Coca Cola Bottling Co of Payson Cream O'Nebo Dairy Crouch's O.K. 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