Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1969 volume:

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J 1 l XD M XM!! ,1 I Hz ! 5 af A47 if 'Q' M - s S DISCOVERY ff XL-L-Z-ds.-Jfl!-,Q I l ,, , 1 M L ,vim--2-N-f '- nj. 4. n Today is not like Yesterday: Nor will Tomorrow be the sameas Today. Each day has its own lesson to teach, Each day you are a ,steph closer to' your goal. The word to describe this is Progress, And the ' time is Now, Stepping Stones form the road to your Destiny. SM ...if- 'x he M4 0 S T S E Ulf' I? IN H E N S Q ,W J X Lv-vw: u- W wad W m,m.-wb-M-meg wmafpmffvmlriw , ,W R Qi -4 1 1. Q1'L liaifii ', I 1 ..,' , '-I, 'M rf:- ,, va. 91: -f, 2 . . , A. AMSGNQ , f A, ,M V, 4, uk.. E fx, 4 ,fi .:,, --,- - xx, gre , we 1 - ' H ,V Muff A Y K F 5- '- k '1:'S'5' G15 - ' . X'f'L'feHv '45 : 1-1-K XG ,UN WF: .1 , ' ' . v,, .l .4 J' ,tmafy ' '.f ?.'f 'Y' 7 'mg Hi: AiyM.1',,f . fi , 'Qi' ,VL Nm g,,AMg4ne - a's1r'ry'-. .- - , 9:11:55 , ' . ' f- ,Ml 1, X 1 . In K -fa '- .' 4,5-in , ,:f'1' ' M V -1 f 1' 4 ,,4x-pay' ' ' , , ,V , ..-,l,Q.f 15' 'sm Lcevigifrrqf' , A .PY 1, - . 1 11 -' - , .Ju -'71--f1 il wi K f-.fp Q-y11fg,.53.y -' -1 ' s xi ' f a Q' S p,:i1+ g5,f2 , .N QQ. a'l?'M'6i Qg .. L5 Fi r y-J - Higgs: . 'MBL 3 , -- W. , if EN is 'lf at if 04-- 5 .nf Q D ' in MM wwf In 11 . 8 has 1 I V w ,M if ,, , 51 yy? kc, -ww Na Each day has Its own lesson to teach And each lesson has Its teacher The wlll to learn IS great even greater The Faculty and Admmlstratlon help us choose the Steppmg Stones that form the road to our destiny X x XS' . EA . n And the need for teachers is 5 . 1 Y , Ei h M ,X va ,K 1 S -- V-vgg zk- , F v 'I n . IE 'Wg I 1 fu-. H ? gf! :lff qi? is 41 1 QQ 1 ' 3 2 N Q, ,I 1 1-Jil. ,. JG f if V f if' ff gif? . 'w D, A i In 4 fx 1 I y 1 N - 3 'J ' AH , ' ' ' 5 h ' 4 1,5 V ' '45 ga - if '5 sf A if ' .K 'V ' W L ' is , Q- . Q vb Q 1 32, Jeff' ,, Mi:1'Vf:i'f,:w.,,' 'Qavrff ia wn'f,?'v 'Ng f-Q..,,,,,,-.---A ff My M H , M ' , ,,.....f ' ' is 'Q' - ' V1 fi .f i x' 'us fi 3 ,Q , -H-Q, ff, , Q ,Z .Q . ,Qi ,H -2 A --Q H2212-ls: I t I tw , ' ' --f' 1- I A t tytt I I '.,, fx Mr Puckett It was bound to be a good year with our new prlnclpal Mr Puckett Even before the school year started Mr Puckett had everythmg organlzed I enjoy being pnnclpal I belleve we have a great studentbody and I enjoy working with the students I have a lot of respect for the students and they have an excellent attltude Our student councul has really been on the ball Mr Puckett de Serves a great vote of thanks for all he has done Hrs name wlll llve forever In the mlnds of Payson Hugh School students Our counseling staff has been terrific this year with the efficient work of Miss Johnson. Cooper- ation between students and faculty is wonderful. The students are the best bunch of students any- where. We have had a great year in everything. Miss Johnson has done an excellent job this year. Mr. Sudweeks Mr. Payne has done an outstanding job on the counseling staff this year. He is always ready to listen to our problems and try to help us in any way he can. i'We have had a real fine year. We were well organized and had a fine student council. We have some fine people in this school. Miss Johnson There has been a new addition to our admin istration. Mr. Sudweeks has done an outstanding job this year as Assistant Principal. tilt has been a great year. The students are very cooperative ,nd l appreciate the students attitude, they are real great. The administration has done a great job Mr. Sudweeks is always willing to help us He deserves our thanks. 'F- an Mr. Payne l 1 Mrs. Lundell is the smiling face in the office. She loves working with the stu- dents. The students are a great group. We have had a great school year. I enjoy work- ing with the students. lt's the best part of my job. Mrs. Lundell has always done an outstanding job. She is very well qualified. A vote of thanks goes out to Mrs. Lundell for the excellent job she has done. Mrs. Huber U Everyone knows the hard-working lady in our office, lt's Mrs. Hill. She handles all financial work and does it well. This year has been outstanding. It has been the best year ever. The students are nice and they are really cooperative. Mrs. Hill enjoys working with the students and she does an outstanding job. Mrs. Lundell Mrs. Huber is the helpful lady in the li- brary. She is always willing to help the students. She keeps our library up-to-date with new books. 'll believe the students are great. We have had an outstanding year. l enjoy working with the students. Every student in Payson High School appreciates her help and interest in our school. W Mrs. Hill wi. g i K ' 5: a I M 3 I if -. .f 21 - 2 4 ' Y I I g . 5 ,E . M I - ' I . I 'ik I .I . , 5' - H L- ' ' I Irsa T -- .I tis , ,b hu: yyk- ' V' fig? i , - ri K , .V ,gi-f ri 4 E . I 5 , Hit 9 . if , fr 1 . as Pi HQ 5' ggi 45 RL vgxi , 2 R WJ s I Q Q if Q ,Q Kg an a K1 y 1 M1 - I 2 ' ,, , Q W1 . F, s Eg ,,, ,. . guy, fl , A cw 5 yy 1-ig.,-Q l I sniper? Miss Airy Mrs. Allen Mr. Barney Spanish I and Ilg English II Homelivingg Shorthand Ig Personal Typeg Type Yearbook: Paper Staffg Art I II and III fw- Mr. Cheever Mrs. Christensen Technical Drawing I, ll, and lllg Forensics: Speech I, II, and III Technical Drawing and Architectural Drawing Mr. Christensen English III i Q nr I A Mr. Durrant Mrs. Granata Mr. Harmer American Hustory: Boys' P.E. I, Il, and III Girls' PE, I, ll, and Ill World Historyp American Historyg Algebra I .l fig, . Mr. Johnson Chemistry I3 Physics Alibi - Mr. Kimball wow W-xv ., fy Q ,rf K f' ,Haw W5g,r,r,. A I .N V,,,,,,, -fh' ,, .,,.,.f-wc WM, e Ay ,MM ' AW '-...- Algebra lg Algebra and Trigonometry: Geometryg Gen eral Math Nude ' NVQ Mrs. Liaale M, Leamam Mr Men . I . . I D - I I . SQQ11 Foods and CIOTTIIUQ. HOFHSUVIUQ Engine Repalrg.AgrlcuIturaI Science American Problems and Economics' ll and Illg Agricultural Mechanics American Historyg Disrribufive Educatjygn I9 L l ,. , .., ,Q Lh , h 1 l W , V, ,N Twli-'Y . , R4 M112-,f ' ' . Y ' 3 g, 5 . wi, if' xyx i 'w.,Wq r .ik Yiwu 775. : Q 5 l fl tru K If gg, l I : , , , 555 fl iiixiffif -S ' I f Mr. Phillips Carpentryg Industrial Arts I and Il 1'- A iQ m ,1 G1 M0i,.,,H..,. ,,,, , A ,Q 93 ww M M R X if Y .ie f E If 0 'Y Li.-.pl 1' P 1 Mr, Pulyer Mr. Stevens Special Education General Mathg Algebra Ilg Geometry 6' K ..,,, ffm? :xxx a aaaa f , aa.. .f,, .1f, M.. e,,, - f,fQ vf:'Q ff: ::: f N,a: Qs: Q.. Wil : y n ' Mr. Williams English IV Mr. Winkle Chorus: Bandg Choirg Biology X N A Mrs. Stout American Historyg English ll ' , . - .Bo . ggi' , A , ,,-, ,',, . W ,,iii W'ii-, - A ' wr , .4 ,M Mr. Worthen PE. l and lllg Algebra I 21 We if 1 4 Q 3' fa: Left to right: Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Mecham, Mrs, Montague, Mrs. Horn, Mrs, Whitelock, Mrs, Tasker, Mrs, Neff, Mrs. Hiatt. Left to right: Mr. Nelson, Mr. Tanner, Mr. Olsen, Mr, Lance. , Payson High's Lunch Ladies work very hard to prepare the delicious lunches that were served each day this year. Each meal was well bal- anced and made especially with the students needs in mind. The Bus Drivers have done an ex- cellent job this year, insuring a safe ride to all students who live in out- lying areas. The Bus Drivers deserve a great deal of thanks from all bus students. Left to right: Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Peterson. The Custodians of Payson High School have done an outstanding job inkeeping our school clean and ready for use. They work many hours before and after school. Mr. Durrant, Mr. Barker and Mr. Seely have put in many extra hours to keep our school in top condition. The students of Payson High School should be grateful to these men. They've done an outstanding job. 72 ' Our Nurse, Mrs. Crane, and Homebound Teacher, Mrs. Peterson, have worked together to help the stu- dents of Payson High School. They were always there and ready to assist the students in any way that they could. They were one of the many important links in helping us furthur our education. They should receive a great deal of thanks this year for the great job they have done for all the students. ..,.,......a. Left to right: Mr. Seely, Mr. Durrant, Mr. Barker. if .www Qggfegmw., H , gg an N -r , ff'-wr . . -gr A.:-Q. V-JM K Q.-in 1 N3 , J, X in' ' my E 5 1? 3 aww ,Q .,.. , ,5 :,v I . my , 355W-Lv K' ' ' W5 gh 5 we 'W rt it w s M ts through a rewind 1 Vere a great assdzm The gprogress of Payson t Carter, and Jerry Bascom worked together to assem5iiesp other actlvmes They have set a vgr flne traditr iitudehtgovernmdm. .iffy U Mn gm ,fy ,, dr Brent Carter STUDENT G-CD ER EN Jerry Bascom Lee Haskell As we get older Our Stepping Stones become harder to obtain. The Path they form becomes narrower and more of a challenge to walk upon. Alone, we might never reach our Destiny. Leaders are elected to help us on our way. Our Student Government helps us stay on our narrow path by setting an example for us to follow. u..u e,g ?Qa-1 srlul'r:,-qLY,VvuY f 25 mfr . N-...J K: 9- Xi . .f Cx? 1- ENHCDR ISPHCEILQS For the Seniors the past three years have gone by very quickly. Each year has brought new ex- periences and memories that will last forever. This year the Senior Class has been led by very capable students. President, Gary Crouch, has done a very good job in planning the Senior Class activities. He was well qualified to lead the Senior Class. Vice-President, Jay Isaac, did an excellent job for the Senior Class. He helped plan the activi- ties and made them a success. Secretary, Lanna Daley, de- serves a great deal of thanks for the great job she did for the Senior Class. She worked hard on all the class projects and helped to make the year a success. Representative, Margie Smith, has been a very capable leader for the Senior Class. She was al- ways there to help them have a great year. GREAT OBJECTS FORM GREAT MINDS ,pr 'YN lrene Abbott DeLoy Adams Vlrginia Aldecoa Neal V. Allen f 'ta 'T' awk Jeff Anderson Becky Angus John Ballard V. L. Barnett 4? 'UK 'f-'ur 'YNY Rex Barney Teresa Barney Jerry Ann Bascom Jan Beckstrom fps., wr 'Wir 'Y' V -,f R. G. Beckstrom Linda Behling Dwayne Benner Scott Bigler 4 DOUBT WHOM YOU WILL BUT Www is YTK 7- Susan Binks Barry'Bishop Steven Bowen Brenda Burraston v -1.- is-we 5933? Randy Butler Allen Carter Brent Carter Corey Carter ...W 55, Loyola Chavz Dan Christensen Paul Christensen Jim Christopherson Y f We if 'Hi' - V iXg i .,,,. i- if . swf K Q 5545 s .. .9 wi ws ,xx QSQQM ,.. A ,Q 1' Q fu ,arf xx Jw Nadine Clayson tbl :I 532' F Q .'Q,b: NEVER DOU BT YOURSELF. me .Agia 'ne--, ' Cynthia Cleveland Luanne Crook Gary Crouch Alan Daley 'S p i di its' 1Zl'7' , Cryrooo i rC Crryrr.rCC C y Lanna Daley David Diamond Leslie Dixon Marianne Dodd fv fo- Roger Draper Sarah Ann Dunford Lee Jay Elmer Corinne Ewell ,,f fT ?' E ff! Ervil Ewell Daryl Finch Susan Finch Greg Fowkes 1' .. SENIORS LOOKED UPON SOPHCMORES WITH an-en. wr-.,..,. Nm.- in-......., 's,,,,. Cherry Francom Diane Francom Ivy Francom Paula Francom JN : ,gy I iw X M. ,nw Flon Gilmore Debbie Gray Debby Greenhalgh Charles Hansen Brett Hardy Terry Harward Lee Haskell Harold Dean Hawker like iff :ill Nona Henline Christine Hiatt Clela Hill Janine Hill TWINGES OF ENVY FOR ALL THAT LIES AHEAD 'xg ml l gn. l l Paula J. Hone Brad Horton Bill Hudson Jay Isaac 45:-. A-cf -qw' 'Sw ' Carol Ann Jackson Stephen Jackson Randy Jasperson Terry Jasperson Q8 'N' A ff: MW, .. , . ,, , .,, J 1 S n. .Wa- , f 1 we won-Q., ALWWWW Glenda Jensen Dean Johnson l l l is nie l Cheryl Jolley Monna Mae Jolley l l THEY CAN CONQUER it ausiixuf Paul Jolley Charieen Jones Terry Jones Vickie Kaletta 'WZTTY Sandra Kester Randy Kitteridge 'Q-f Lonna Knight Mark Lafferty iv' Kenneth Lance Max Lerwill Vickie Lindstrom Carol Lossee WHO BELIEVE Jim Lowe THEY CAN YL if A' . N- NM. M 5.5 'ft '98 f ,ii Q Kent Lundell Craig Madson Bertha Martinez Nolan McAffee J. QV? Vx 1-?'f:r nga 5, I -Y Scott Mendenhall Evan Mitchell Karen Montague Mary Jo Montague -1-nd ' an--4 Hallie Morgan Dale Morrison Patsy Neff Kent Nelson THE FIRST STEP TO KNOWLEDGE Reid Nelson Larry Ney Janine Noon Jada Paul Olcott Elva Olsen Deanne Olson Luanna Payne Karla Peery WS. Susan Peery Lynae Penrod Jay Peterson David Powell Brenda Provstgaard Rebecca Rigby Michael Robbins Wesly Robbins TO KNOW WE ARE IGNORANT Ag, Ai :ix fvx Y- N Glen Rosenbaum Marilyn Rothe Dennis Searle Joan Searle I F' J ulie Shell Margie Smith 4, . ' Ive Q5 Mark SDSUCGV Vickie Stansfield 515, if-r Debbie Stanton Patricia Stickney Mark Sudweeks Brent Tanner IT'S THE THAT-WAS-GREAT THINGS KW' V4 'l Denis Tanner Lee Tanner Marilyn Tanner Deann M. Taylor un-..., 'us S90 or---of Dennis Taylor Glen Taylor Richard Taylor Richard Temple , 'i 'i1.-wi: r..: ig 'SYN +G' mf' David Tervort Kristine Thomas Orson Thompson David Thompson ,gy Karla Throckmorton Ann Tischner Chuck Tolman Dean Twede THAT WILL REMAIN IN FOCUS Keith Twltchell Sharon VanAusdal Ruth Wall James Warren Afton Wilson Joyce Wilson Mary Ann Wilson Val Winegar I Debora Woolf Lucy Yazzie ABSENT BUT NOT FOFIGOTTEN Douglas Bishop Mark Bjarnson Keith Black Cal Campbell Keith Curtis Craig Davidson Dennis Dodds Phillip Erekson Max Horton Dale Hudson Kenneth Kelsey Jerry Kirk Phil Lee Ronald Maurin Fred Mecham Craig Newton Rick Nichols Charles Patten Kevin Porter Jerry Ross Alexander Smith Boyd Wyler JUINHIO The Juniors began to think more and more about the future and the decisions that they are going to make. The Junior Class has been led by qualified students that have helped to make the year a success. President, Alan Riley, has done a great job in leading the Junior Class. He helped plan the activ- ities and made it possible forthe Junior Class to have a very suc- cessful year. Vice-President, Russell Jones, has really helped make a fine Junior Class. l-le also helped plan the class activities and made them a success. Secretary, Bobby Neil, did a finejob in representing the Junior Class. With her help the Junior Prom was one of the best. Representative, Dennis Wall, deserves a lot of thanks for the great job he did in leading the Junior Class. He worked hard to make the year a success for the Juniors. I if i Kent Adams ffm' Sk . :Us TN Robyn Anderson ,., 5 g I David Argall To W 1 't fx Joe Bates .' 1. L Fl air-Bai. M' - B ' Gs U.-, L , v V 3 j - E . , Peggy Black .141 ' R it i I Q if f if L Kevin Adams .. 1 'f ' A-1 ' xi A .1 l 4- y 19 i if gm Blair Andreason Pat Argyle ,,i4'x,. Lynn Benson Nqr f--0 Y Christine Boyle I ,hs it 'E' .f I fl i, S L gg i g ra ,ii ,.. wr? , 'Y A i , j , A L Rrqihmrr v 1 A , , i Karen Armstrong Dwayne Ashby Jerry Barker 15 -' iff-st,-I K Diane Brandon ,nv gd' qv--vw f ett Berry Brent Bishop Kolleen Bisho 'Q---. 4 ' 4 QN ip 4 fr. if 1 f i .,:., gx. 4. 1 . Lf i , X, 2 , Ann Brown D Q-. . A A Marvin Brown i Q t Sherry Bryan Janice Bushman 4: 5 in uy F? r ,s Debbie Butler Rex Butler 'fm ' ,qavxx gi i 'Q as ..K , B1 f f ,V K ' Karen Buys Rebecca Cannon a ywsn A . , - A J 'f nrr' 1 V 1 if -, ,, X f Ja K : X is tgggyg is ,K , 5 it . Calvin Carlisle Randy Carter PRIDE IS THE lf, f 'll' 1' , , , C ,wf,- Nlthuffi tif hs Steven Carter Joy Cella Miriam Christensen - A X i 'N i' ii f r,,, A , W, iii , C A ix. I I in X ' Ha. -. V fi K, H wa i, ' R isssss ' i .4 .i Susan Christensen Sara Clayson Kathleen Clement Stanley Craig Mont Coburn ROAD TO VALOR 1 , . N fav 9 ' B' Mfg 1 W jg 2 X K X if we l it B amz B ff 'Q S if , . 's X V' ,- N, , ' K it - R A. il W ei i 'ii2?QiL?,Ig 5 hA ' 1' ' i n 1' :R www, . -- NE 1- it X Loyd Cook Brent Davis Dee Ann Davis Jimmy Davis Joe Davis , fi fm.-i3:,fewgg , A ' ' :Ui-gtms s 'W -P f..L-ite xi ii A Wenda Deuel Sherryl Dickey Drew Dockstader Sandy Draper Mike Durrant 4 . 5 s,, 97' lv iq.. as , -B, ,lv x. ' ' I 5 '13 N K '7 ii 5 ' Brent Ekins Pam Ellsworth Steven Elmer Fleed Ewell Brent Finch J- ff 'P I, -..p 'lr ,dw :w X Carolyn Francom Diana Francom . , ,hi v A we Y ' ,- f ., .LW A gr, ii Q I Z 3. Betty Gay Debbie Greenhalgh THE DOCR OF SUCCESS K' . S Dianne Greenhalgh il lg, 'U Susan Hancock j f KR 1 f' XX , :Q Q-rv'-ri? s ELI' Sm'-fs in X -HY 'ff' Susan G reen halgh fv Q tg Hg? iv ' Q I Suzy Hancock . 'QT' - no . ,M 5-si f l Becky Hansen Dean Harmer if QE' X in f ' ua uf H S fi Pin i 'ff-W 1, if f X s I ff X Dianne Harmer Jay Hathaway Darlene Hendrickson Jens Horn Patsy Horton if NX AA-V . , In -. . '1'1G ' , css, S A ' ffyff U 'ff 5 5' n' 1 ' or r F9'Y..11-'k ul X Charlotte Ho ward Melvin Hurst Blair Jacobson Judy Jarvis Russell Jensen X l UNLOCKED BY YOU xr xx -gi 4 fl' Xe -f B H Craig Johnson Linda Johnson 27 RaeLene Johnson Shauna Johnson . xi R in C fail .. rw, K J . if f f Jay Jolley LaMar Jones 'I' 12,4 Bette Ann Largo Phillip Llewelyn n .- K V , 512 X fl- M A C in-f 1' f .45 W! Mi N if fi QQ, Danny Martinson Craig McBride 'iiih 05? ggi . iiri' 'v ,J C . J, , A -. . XX . XX - Xi .i 4 69 A J 2' ,' X' 7 I f H K' 1 I Russell Jones Blair Kerby N .5 I ga' 5 it . Chris Lott Brent Lyman Ns mi' C r -, F , X' XV i ' Dwayne Menlove Dale Mikesell if .JM Dennis Lamb .W 4, 5' 1 3 X X as dw , X A -J? Cindy Madson Q 3 V, hh N L A 'L' S F ig-4 9 O Rodney Miller JUNIORS ANTICIPATE FUTURE AND f k:,, fiizvif. ,m ,V15j4K1 ff 1,5 .-.f '?3'Qi ii5f1Erf5fVV Q 3 V VVV, ,L fy L for iii ft If 5 Klum' 1 . AWA . ,, N Q ,fav . - ,S if l ' ru x i A n , ,,,,- ' R.. 1 7 'H':1,:?' g 4. E5 or -I gm iq' Laurie Mitchell Brent Montague Gwen Moore Joy Lynn Moore Joe Mower A- A-ft. 'Si 4 I Y I MX L, wi . wx L X I Chris Olcot l wma if 'o-fvf--- ' , l Cl is .W HK is 5 Layne Murdoch Dana Nelson Alesia Okelberry 5 ' K ' K it li. : r a l i 3 ll, ' DREAM Debra Morgan H :1J1f9. if 4' ,ai x W 3: X -L. 1, -,.- ,- ,. in Y V V l Susan Okelberry Annette Olsen Steve Olsen Michael Openshaw Carvell Patten ff . ,X f 12.25 Q- Ray Perry E555 'k:, ' W i,,' M3125 lila , ll, lliil . to Jack Peterson SUCCESS AS PROSPERITY COMES CLOSER 3 Uh .9 Q 5 T x f f ' xl f Z 3 Robert Porter Rosanna Prince Gary Powell Ronald Powell Richard Raddatz fi- Q ' Carol Rasmussen Kaylene Rich Alan Riley LaRee Robertson Kent Seely it if ' '57 4, Q wr R it ' I L . ,,f ' - A ' I , ' i S 1. ,fi ll .L i a f Carmon Serrano Kenneth Shaw Allyn Shell Kate Shepherd Wendy Shuler LEARNING MAKES A MAN - 15 .ff is . 'sfvi' r ' Q. he ' A 1 My AL' y T ,... N 'if' r ' Q 'L x ' ' Fifi' U-is 6' fb ' Q so T ,, 3 tn ,.'A : 'fill' ' , , J H .,: K -L sig h - 4 I sg' J I r vl, , .. , -Qs ' f- rz' k 5 f Clark Smith Claudia Stansfield Susan Steele Linda Stewart Jim Stewart 'xi rf ' Steven Stewart L K , .,. , - rf, .Vi Linda Terry K X fo time or ,aw 6' t,,. ,, , V ,, 'L Randy Stoneman Colette Spotten Jim Tanner Becky Taylor WJ wi Q' -sv. '41r1'f' . . ff? vm S ' ' A Sandra Thomas Patt Thomas Susan Thomas Elaine Thompson '-v x Gail Thompson Olive Thompson 46 , FIT COMPANY FOR HIMSELF O J l 1 A 1 ..frV . ' ff IQ 0 Q ' 1 'X.4.--fi Frank Throckmorton fx Roger Van Ausdel Dennis Wall . .ii Kristy While , ' X' X' ' ..:, ff' ' O - P A J V. I: A VL A 'E i n r PY' fag 1 ::,L .XL i , C 1' xr -. sk - l t 1 r Gary Wilde Donnell Willey David Wilson ,f Grant D I 'i' 'll' 1 3 1: .r . M i iiyg E 1 A in Y - , X -. C .- no ' . Y ' to- C i g ,, A C , 'Q ' y A fy' A l IMP K-' , i f x I LaVern Wood Bill Wright Joe Drage X Sharon Martinez ABSENT BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Roy Ballard Kent Brewer Kenneth Brian Robert Brown Douglas Carter Kim Curtis Boyd Dixon Michael Dodds David Draper Neil Erekson Craig Fairbanks Marshall Gonzales Pat Herber Vernon Hiatt Charles Higginson Michael Hone Don Hopes O'Neil Horton David Hoycott Barbra J. Hyde Guy Jensen Max Kay Jewel Kester Kevin Kester Bruce Larsen Robin Lee Craig Lundell Angie Martinez Cynthia Marvin Bobbie Neil LaVar Nielson Allen Oklander David Oryall Bruce Parsons Larry Payne David Pearson Tommy Peay Bruce Peery Otis Peshlaki Glade Peterson Elaine Warenski Reid Wayman Vickie Weinle Dru White Paul White Paula Youd Brad Young on Winsor C ha rlotte Lance 'CZ OFFHCELQS The Sophomores entered Pay- son High wlth a feeling of enthu- siasm. They looked up to the Juniors and Seniors with antici- pation ofthe years to come. The Sophomores this year were led by the following outstanding students: President, Terry Carter, proved his leadership ability in the job of planning the Sophomore Class activities. He set an example for the rest of the class to follow. Vice- President, Mark Ethering- ton, really was a help to the class in his ideas for the activities. He helped make them successful. Secretary, Daree Powell, really worked hard on the class projects and her responsible attitude help- ed further the unity of the class. Representative, Kathy Burton, with her warm personality enli- vened the routine meetings. She represented her class well. 'Q' Janice Allen Brent Bagley Kim Beckstrom Kathy Beddoes -efrmn 1 1, Q ,Q S- X Sf ,A N, f I Julie Boswell Eddie Bott il .e -.X ,M M er' J- if - Y , X , X t. if Xt y, .NWF- Trena Baker Lois Behling .2- . 4 'Sy ' . l , 1 . ' w- '. I 2 .i ix-1 , l fi ' vnu ' Q' ' 5, 6 133: . QP V A 5 me-, -f-V. . n.. Cheri Barnett :fi x 'W' se Wendy Bishop Lynette Butler Kathy Burton 4 ,,. . W N 0: 15 mart' 1 33 K.. ' f Curtis Burton Robert Bryant 5 rr'-X 7 B , xi- q X 1 X5 el . 1 .T 3 ,Q K 5 . if ' : X X Y X la :WT W if ., it . -- . A fat ,X , at get t in i H Kevin Barnett Mary Jane Bona ' dif, ' , an David Bu rton Phyllis Brunson V x 'A L i 1 John Branagan Q ' ' . is I S xmas 3 is ,W Q . l 1 L f,ii,nl,11 , I Q L ' jg ., if .V., ' f , 'iff ' ' N9 is r ir fa? ,,'- Grant Cheever Mark Cheever Yeas ar 'Q I -fu ,rg ,rw it , i ii M in 3 fi Ernilee Christensen Jean Christensen 'K , OUR Gary Cannon HOPES ru ' l 4 V ,K ' , ' ',,97,vFv 'H 1.Q..,,,,.a Al C r V 'rrffw QA V, 1- +V In UE an t 9 KM F wwfb fi. Q 5 Sew' a K X 35 ill? D 10 1,3 mf wg Arm.. l :ttf I V img wwwww Marvin Carlisle , 0, s 25 . A , -dm? A - 4 up 6 xt if 2 ' K., ,'i- 1 .'.. Q, ff -' LEQWQZEA' it ri ' ' wif V 7 iiwf A N ' :i m g-f, 53? H David Carter Susan Carter IR an Terry Carter nv 7? Brent Christensen Bruce Christensen Peggy Clinger ,bu I if 9, ix Y lalyv i , JV Steven Clinger Robert Chappel ' W v- , , an 'KW 'F s 'pix N 94' 4 .-Q. E N Colleen Christense I1 ,W , M , , 'S f l . 4 JU? V A 72 -,' f - 9 X I ,W 3 Raefell Cox THE FUTURE. s we , A' ix f-cr' f .. i l i r in i Joel Crouch Debbie Curtis Michael Daley Dorie Daniels Carolyn Davis ,M C V. i5M ,- V' ' p ,V ff- mm Q R .ul l 'i iii-w e iw A - ni A gum ix i ' i . D K :Y X X LuAnn DeHart Sandy Dell Jerry Dibble Ray Dickey Denne Dixon A-mi Kathleen Dixon ., y K , ,,,-Q.hLsJl x 5-A 11:1-1 ' ii . ff i, 1 1 25 i i - :il 'ffff ii e 'f .K i Sterling Dixon ,.., . , ' fa A. -1 Z Q ,.: V, 1. xi H V ,.+-if 1, In e , sf- ., Q' 7, ' pf ' , wig, 11 Q Kelly Dockstader jig, -,L ,. 'nv . . X K f , , Ml if 1 Q el ,. T ffifli ,Mme ,, .W v y Julie Drage Dianne Elmer --sv a ' ' lv Marjean Erekson 'G I' t+ 5 Gary Evans al' Q' ,z Z :V , 4 - w s 4 'X M2 v 3 Jimmy Durrant jx 'ix 5 Q , align R L x ET' Karen Elmer A 'GN ,, A K 1 X i f Mark Elherington Randy Ewell X 19' H X - M .-,gf K . lj 'VE k ,ff ff OUR MINDS ARE TRAINED Deon Finch Marlene Finch Paul Finch Lynette Gasser Cordie Gonzales 1 l TO ASSUME ROLES OF THE FUTURE. W5 if if ' Q, W I N if-wa M i ffm , f .X ix, V :Mi ZW -f ini 35,3 V ' f if w at yiriignismxl . 4, Mfr- 15 Ziflisliizgiszw 1 r ., , fwswaififstff .,:- A ' , wlygrftlifgrt ,, . 1' ix 4, , r . -1 'i' f , E M Y suv .. it ww, , fi x X yt 3 L 2-.W 52 .aw ,l a f Q6 1 f x k l Carey Harmer Coralee Gray Dawna Greenhalgh Julie Hall Jerry Hardman f , :al wwgg ' . A had v' l 1 f ,Q W i.-' f Vicky Harward we Craig Haskell Vonita Heath Carla Heelis Peggy Herbert iff fi: V ., , ua , .. , , ,, fs vwf-ft, Q 'EL' K ,, ,. A2 ww r Q f S 0 r E m 1 K7 U xi a 3 ' r g l l llf '5', md 5' , I -.M if ew ,YY 4' X . ,ry I 1 ,rf fi f Brent Holman Tanya Herbert Debbie Hiatt Janet Hiatt Linda Kay Hiatt I 5 -QV E Q San READY, WILLING, AND ,P 4 1 Q,-V if fi , Annette Hone Linda Hopkins Torn Horn Debbie Horton Kirk Horton ,, 'X 1 A TT, .WM I 'wi ,V wg R , VA- 43' 1 as 5 'A W ,r A .4 Hy! ' 1 A-Y, nnn ' - , 1 ' Y, air'-ii 51546 Wendy Houser Dennis Howard Tom Hurst Virginia Hurst Marvin Jacobson I ' ,..2a5f V A J ,fi A ',, r ,, if , f, ,. mx ' 'I S ' - ,,, fi V: ' .I L' Q A irr - yr , ,,,, f . ,2 ' ff , I 7 Shanna Jacobson Robert Jacquez Debbie Jarvis Marilyn Jarvis Milo Jasperson Q, 14. , ni ' Vickie Jasperson W -.wr T A J I A. ,4wQ,,,Mqg Via, I 9 X K Kevin Jensen ALWAYS WAITING. l ff ,ig 1 I l i 5,-, -yn Wlpv -,,A 4 n ' 1 Allen Johnson ':- 'f. Brenda Kaletta J as 'A 1, , lp . , ww we Juliann Johnson Micheal Jones i f fa ,fy n Janice Kay Angela Kenison if X 's Q I A ,,,? A W 'N ,A A 2 Exo ,H Rene Jones Jenelte Jose ,, w., xl V ' 4 J A l Q' N if ggi 1' A. ' , 'fr -'W 'V I fi 5? 'V 9' - , Ifqrffm i , X . fl' V L 'Q 0 Karen Kenison Larry Kung I K 41 1 f fi 3 Ql- xt.: 'Q' 1 'N --so N U. su Q. .,..,.a-vw A K l fx XM SHCW PROMISE I .1 ,Q I ai M' .im ,gif 1 fi 'A - ,gs ir S s - M ,X ff J ,W 5 ,fry s Brian Kitteridge Karen Knight wyzv K.. 4, 1 r A s i? 5 - ..., I, L if Jeff Loveless N Vs SS .1 .... Q.. F f Ns ' Q if 4 xg 5 Andrea Lundell Wwe Paulette Manwiil Dick Marvin Karen Maurm - ww- V, gy km X if is I 5 Q51 1 E Mariiyn Knapp sw mis: XX X M I 5l ? 'Fei we Tim Lafferty x QW r-. we k i' 5' J T5 21:33 'ff s 1 ii 4, ggi :M ,, X Mike Loveless if' . mgexp5w,K . NK ssww E nw. Q? Brenda Madsen s ji? gi Carey McMulIin A x . X FOR FUTURE YEARS. 1 5, h is x y, Y A Robert Mendenhall isp? Callie Morgan Y X i ,Q 1 R 'Q s X uf Ki P at Hx iw Q' F YQ ,G 2 X Patsy Minnick Q Mary Mower Q xg ,Ay - ' - off - . to ' kg 1' A 5' rr.. A 4 ' .'r, QSQQFY - . e - Keith Nay Sheila Ndy uf. X -. .- . F W . we x 'X rr Q ' t fixfvfifa . ,,., H - ,,,. Garth Nelson .yaw- Bernice Norton i Ross Nelson Craig Oberg Qzrgglf Gary Montague Terry Montague Rosalyn Moore f M 4f I I v W 1 M pk Z E , 7 , gt , Q af ,g Vg .1 ff f 4 6 K' Q ff , 1' fl an Oberg John Okelberry David Olsen A CHALLENGE f ? 5 H -1- EE v .,,., U h ,JV V U Kevin Olsen nu0 ' Brad Olsen X Leola Oram A '17W , W V, ' ' im-. A ,. ., f f Q M. , Annn ' 4-6 lf! MX? nf e bfi Renee Peart 3 vr f 2 A ' 1 Jeff Perry ,, 1 feee Mary Perry TO ,nv- EXCEL. W W Jw fr have X 41 if ' ,W Bart Peterson .l- Wim' ,, wulwqf if 7 '. V rr Brian Peterson ,4d'-r A Xx , , , 5, N. W MV, ,, , W , r 5:13 ' A M If f ' ,f.,2,.,,, , A r , r eee, M , , , 8 , Gary Peterson Marie Peterson Martin Peterson sw vw wld, ,QF ,' -.Q MWWWV .. , . W, MH.-.--M-,,,,,,,.,...,.-1-M-'W , wwf: f 4,-ff 3,55 X R Valorie Peterson Kerby Phelps Daree Powell Dawn Putman Joe Quigley f, W ,qv MEET THE CHALLENGE Kay Riley Becky Robertson JW! K ,Fi P V -in -nm f 'L ,, ' 7:17 ' 1 - ii gil RR j ,,:,::i:Q7 ' f-'i - -k ii Q i is 3 ' Richard Sanderson 4.25 Jayne Shell mr-ifmffeiwi, . ,,., , f ,lffafsf 'ilv' ,W ,wfmm-,,f1:,, is--,, ,, ar , Chad Smith Larry Reynolds Linda Riches , A iw qp r . ,. .59 6 -. I , I ,im fail' , Q , . h,i, I A 1 15' 'J Lynn Rindlesbaucher in S 1 .K ya- X9 'sg K 2 5 Kay , E N1 jxwag A3 h Allen Steele Micky Stevenson Marcia Stoneman ', 4 . J FH ' qi , in - in Stanley Robbins ,Z . ' E l 'Sf' M. Y KV? ' Randy Rosenbaum I 'X s x E ol V , . f E I J Raymond Sch ramm A5 9 Brad Spencer K Barbara Tanner i flijim ,f 4 1 H-5,1 ai gym.-, ,, ' ? OF TOMORFiOW'S WORLD Dan Tanner Jill Taylor A ' ,'W ' , ' 1, 1 , . 94' ' . , V K . xl y 'X ,o 'ii ' , 'A w.,,..i:'A .N ',j,ygr,y, r .fs . ,I 7 E:::j,5z1:'.rf1',' figii' 'T ew . Q I pf T mi r ' :2QH?+ n-, :.w4wfw wr Fred Tasker Jay Taylor QQ Hvx' N-.rf A L A 3? f , r K, f K if iii Karen Taylor Wayland Taylor gf MM ., ,e ,, fv- , D Q 'Q L z .Y 'VII V, . l ti N if Scott Trotter Randy Thomas fr , di ,L V 5 V., 5 A I zv T 5 VE f :rl 5, : av Karen Throckmorton Alan Twede SEEKING TO VEWQSEQ: BELONG , . .W ,K ' , A is . V , ,ff ,,'j., Iii' , 74 ii . 3 ' ' 2 'fs' 5551? .'!!g5i:',, fi iiflii 4555552 ' - K i Jijiizlg , guy ggng ,dh ,Www flgfgzwg ,,. M .. ,z,, sg ,X 1 2 dw Z iw? ifrif if Q 2 Sirk .,i Xa sf? A 6. gf ' 2, isgisg,4f,,i5z,,,,i gi-, iv, ' 2: Robert Warren riwwfiv i2e?Hff nw , , f ' lik ry .. 7 E554 .V, ,,,., , ,, V It 5 :-'im i,mm W iff,if gif J' MW- I M H wi, 1 f fl, ,V . f 4, ,W f Q 1 xiii? gg iff., 191. K S 9 . V V, Y , , il ' J Sheiia Van Ausdal Jeff Vest Susan Ware Gary Warren , ., ,N , mfr 5 A X ' 1 yea' fy iigwviaifiqy H Q Q., .,, i iQM im aivf , an f e wifi WH ?i'r rr rrrr i f Q WMW ewmji' W ,. ax , g K I ,+V L H A 1 ' 'X -K 1 - K - A, f f Q 1 -,.., V ff -'iw w , ' I A f w, , 52 e 0 r rr 53? me f Q in ' L 'r'- in PM JY -W W Tommy Warren Marguertte Wayman Gail Weinle AHCG Whiie Dennis White Jr. Barbara Wignall Charles Wilson ONGING TO SERVE. Wendel Wilde Wendy Wilson Marsha Wyler Blake youd ABSENT BUT NOT FORGOTTEN David Aldecoa Robert Barney Robert Bennett Micheal Bishop Marilyn Brerton Charles Brewer Lynn Butterfield Vickie Cameron Gaylen Cook Peter Edison Craig Finster Mark Folster Dianne Gonzales Terry Hallett Eddie Hebner Lynn Higginson Darrell Hopes Denise Jackson Micheal Jenkins Greg Kirk Randy Kohlivey Jerry Lundholm Cynthia McBride Mary Ann Martinez Conrad Miller Bill Nelson Dana Penrod Randy Radtke David Reece John Salisbury Bill Shepherd Randy Smith Gary Tolman Kent Loveless Ted Thomas Jane Whitby Del Twitchell Sherry Workman Mark Wood 0 -- ieawm EMSUN VUBLXC X. 23 payson. Um 63 in -f'Wni!5jsf The challenge of new ideas, new faces, and new activities stimulated the organizations to make the year versatile enough to include every student. They helped the students form Stepping Stones of new associations and new horizons. afa V77 Ronald Powell M Co-Editor ?a?91v Julie Shell Editor -185, Q The Newspaper Staff has worked hard this year to put out a good paper, They held a name contest to change the papers name. Randy Rosenbaum won the contest with the name Paper Lion . Others were, The Green Blun- deru, 'tl-lot Line to Hell , and 'iP.U.'s News and Viewsi Mr, Barney was the advisor this year and helped the staff get the paper out on time. The students were always enthusiastic when the newspaper came out. This year the editor was Julie Shell. The school owes the staff a thank you for their efforts and work on the, Paper Lion . Fsiiii ts,,,W Sitting, left to right: Kent Nelson, Karen Montague, Allyn Shell, Tom Mull, Julie Shell, Arnold Thompson. Standing: Kent Lundell David Tervort, Ron Powell, Lee Hartman. 66 Q 1:-in f W L Vg f f I :K x S '52 I X Xp J if 'fx x :Q A Qs ' fwprgvt 4534! n if fa K A Leslie Dixon, Rebecca Cannon, Marguerite Wayman, Row two: lvy Francom, Kent Seely. Rowthree: Reid Wayrnan, Robert Porter, Don Winsor if ' my 'div Row one: Leslie Dixon, Ivy Francom, Rebecca Cannon. Flow two: Reid Wayman, Mr. Measom. UQNO GLU The students in the Model United Nations studied the history and problems of their country so they could act and vote as citizens of that country. This year the UN. represented Ecquador. Mr. lvleasom was the advisor ofthe UN. and he worked hard to help the students. The officers were: Rebecca Cannon, Leslie Dixon, Reid Wayman, and lvy Francom. They have done a great job. YE 12 00153 LABOR 'N-Q. Susan Peery Editor-in-Chief WT' ,,.-ai-0 ,,,,w-W 2 s +959 Mr. Barney Raylene Johnson Advisor Co-Editor The Yearbook staff has worked hard this year to preserve the memories of the school year of 69 . Many hours in and out of class were spent to make deadlines so the yearbook could be published on time. The theme of Stepping Stones was carried through the yearbook from the front cover to the last page. We have put our dreams, our hearts, our knowledge, and our inspiration to use to achieve the best we could of perfection. It is our goal to produce a memory book that will help us remember the good things that happened to us in school not only now but in years to come when our memories become blurred. i mm 'HY 68 That's what I call a Charlie-Horse. COPY EDITORS- Left to right: Gary Crouch and Debbie Gray. TO P RESERVE MEMORIES. wr- Xt X W Z, 1' Becky Angus Terry Harward Brad Horton Charles Patten Art Editor Sports Editor Business Manager Layout Editor Mr. Barney was new at the job as the advisor of the i'Paysonian and has proved his knowledge and 'tknow how in publishing it. Our enthusiastic Editor, Susan Peery, showed outstanding leadership and was the real spark that kept the staff going when we became discour- aged or lazy. The staff consisted of Co-Editor Raylene Johnson, Business Manager Becky Angus, Layout Editor Terry l-larward, Art Editor Brad Horton, and Sports Editor Charles Patten. Patsy Horton and Jay Isaac were on layout and Debbie Gray and Gary Crouch were the Copy Editors. We have applied the most of our talents to bring you the best yearbook possible, 4,9 4-ff Vis.,-2' X rt if Left to riahlr Jay lsaacl Patsy Horton, PHOTOGRAPHERS- Leftto rigm: Phil Erickson, David Powell. 69 LETTERME THEY BROUGHT PRIDE Row one: Jay Isaac, David Tervort, Lee Haskell, Jim Lowe, Steven Bowen, Keith Twitchell, Dennis Searle, Max Lerwill, John Ballard, Alan Riley, Rodney Miller, Randy Jasperson. Row two: Bill Hudson, Brent Ekins, Glen Rosenbaum, David Thompson, Jens Horn, Dean Johnson, Scott Mendenhall, Wesley Robbins, Rex Barney, Terry Harwood, Brent Davis, Mike Durrant, Mark Sudweeks, Robert Porter, Larry Payne, Gary Powell, Kenneth Lance. Row three: Ron Gilmore, Brent Carter, Gary Crouch, Scott Bigler, Jim Hone, Charles Hansen, Dale Morrison, Roger Draper, Reid Wayman, Terry Carter, Don Winsor, Jim Stewart, Jay Hathaway, Donnell Willey, Reid Ewell, Dennis Lamb. The Lettermen have forged their way to victory this year on the field, court, mats, track, and off the playing field in school. Through their achievements they have reached manhood. Together with the efforts of the coaches Durrant, Worthen, Kimball, Nlenlove, Stevens, and Bishop and the officers Brent Carter, Wesley Robbins, and John Ballard it has been a very successful year for the Lettermans Club. Row one: John Ballard, Brent Carter, Wesley Robbins. Flow two: Coach Durrant, Coach Kimball, Coach Worthen, Coach Menlove. 70 INTO oun scHooi.. I NN. X H 4 QSM X 3 Q elvxwc' SON Row one: Reid Nelson, Melvin Hurst, Phillip Ereckson, Lynette Gasser, Sherri Barnett. Virginia Hurst. Row two: V,L. Barnett, Garth Nelson. Carvelle Patten, Calvin Carlisle, Keith Curtis, Raefell Cox, Kelly Dockstader, John Salisbury, Larry Payne, Dennis Lamb, Randy Ewell, Larry Bjarnson, Reed Ewell, Flow three: Mr. Winkle, Sue Greenhalgh, Joe Mower, Terry Harward, Donnell Willy, Lane Murdock. Payson High Schools Fightin' Lions Band has been responsible for much of the spirit displayed at our football and basketball games. They have really helped promote school spirit with their exciting marches and songs. They have brought much recognition to Payson High in the various competitions that were held. A special salute should go out to our band. Mr. Winkle has done an excellent job in leading the band and helping them develop their talents in the field of music. Left to right: V.L. Barnett, Terry l-larward, Reid Nelson, Dennis Lamb, Lane Murdock. i l 45: X Row one: Charlotte Workman, Vickie Stansfield, Debbie Stanton, Debbie Gray, Pat Stickney, Debby Greenhalgh, Val Winegar, Glen Rosen- baum, David Thompson, Annette Olsen, Kristine Thomas, Linda Johnson, Vicky Kaletta, Joan Searle, Angie Martinez. Row two: Charleen Jones, Luanne Crook, Marilyn Rothe, Joyce Wilson, Claudia Stansfield, Ann Tischner, David Tervort, Calvin Carlisle, Orson Thompson, Sherryl Dickey, Elva Olsen, Luanna Payne, Lynnae Penrod, Dianne Francom, Corine Ewell, Bertha Martinez. Flow three: Wendy Shuler, Dianne Harmer, Sandy Draper, Deann Davis, Susan Okleberry, Ruth Wall, Craig Madsen, Charles Hansen, David Powell, Brent Carter, V.L. Barnett. Paul Christensen, Craig Davidson, Reid Nelson, Marilyn Tanner, Mary Jo Montague, Deann Olsen, Christine Hiatt, Ftobyn Anderson, Susan Greenhalgh, Afton Wilson, Mr. Winkle. EUHR A i i , ., as at K CHOIR OFFICERS-Row two: Val Winegar, Ruth Wall, Craig Madson. Row one: Debby Greenhalgh, Deanne Olsen, Vicky Kaletta. Mr. Winkle has really done great things with the choir this year. They have perform- ed in the school dedication, the Veteran's Day assembly, for the PTA, the Christmas program and for many other occasions. Each time they have done an excellent job. The entire school should be proud of such a fine choir to represent us. The officers this year are Deanne Olsen, Debby Green- halgh, Val Winegar, Craig Madsen, and Ruth Lee Wall. Along with the talent and co- operation of all the other choir members it has been a very successful year. We would like to thank them for representing us so well. Row one: Sheila Van Ausdal, Linda Hiatt, Julie Hall, RG. Beckstrom, Jerry Hardman, Bill Sheperd, David Diamond, Peggy Black, Denny Dixon, Lee Christensen, Peggy Herbert. Row two: Mary Ann Martinez, Sara Clayson, Carolyn Davis, Brian Peterson, LaMar Jones, Stephen Jackson, Craig Fairbanks, Callie Morgan, Paula Throckmorton, Susan Carter, Olive Thompson. Flow three: Karen Knight. Jan Oberg, Rosalyn Moore. Steven Elmer, Scott Bigler, Russell Jensen, Corey Carter, Linda Hopkins, Pauline Crook, Charlotte Lance, Sandy Dell. Ivlr. Winkle has also worked hard to organize the chorus. The girls dressed in their attractive blue dresses and the boys in their blue sweaters made a handsome group to represent the school. They performed very well in the Christmas program, the School Dedication and at various other occasions during the year. In chorus they experience and begin to appreciate the fine music of the classic, spiritual, and pop- ular songs. The concerts they put on provided a goal for the chorus and entertainment for the au- diences. Sara Clayson, Craig Fairbanks, Scott Bigler, Jerry Hardman, and Callie Morgan were the chorus officers this year. They helped Mr. Winkle to organize the activ- ities of the chorus. We would like tothankthe chorus and Mr. Winkle for their fine representation of the school. Together with the efforts of the choir and the band it was a very successful year for the music department. HDR SN. OFFICERS: Sara Clayson, Craig Fairbanks, Scott Bigler, Jerry Hardman, Callie Morgan Row one: Lynn Butterfield, Gaylen Cook, Lynn Benson, Fred Mecham, Ervil Ewell, Guy Jensen, Rex Barney, Ray Dickie, Marvin Jacobsen, Darrill Hopes, Max Kay. Row two: Richard Temple, Gary Peterson, Kenneth Shaw, David Draper, Dell Twitchell, Ted Thomas, Allan Steele, Craig Lundell, Keith Black, Jim Christopherson, Dwayne Benner, Dennis Howard, Row three: Jerry Hardman, Bill Shepherd, Jeff Loveless, John Branigan, Boyd Wyler, Mike Robbins, Scott Trotter, Eddy Bott, Randy Butler, Alan Johnson, Gary Thomas, Rodney Miller, Mitchell Jenkins, Jay Taylor, Mike Loveless, David Oryall, Max Horton, Dennis Downey, Row four: Chad Smith, John Ballard, Don Hopes, Don Wind- sor, Craig Fairbanks, Brent Lyman, Brad Young, Randy Smith, Jerry Ross, Alan Qkander, Cal Cambell, Gene Olbee. The boys in F.F.A. worked hard to learn the principles which they should use daily on their farms. Learning by doing was the way in which the boys were able to meet with success. In Vocational Agriculture the boys were taught by Mr. Leatham. He gave them many new ideas fa and kept the spark of interest growing in each one of the members. They started off right when they elected their officersforthis year. President, Craig Lundell, Vice President, Calvin Winnie, Secretary, Richard Temple, Treasurer, Kenneth Shaw, Reporter, Rod- ney Millerg Sentinel, Rex Barney, Parliamentarian, Gary Peterson. , ,,4, fig? e ,-i i i., I- li nt 'vb Til:-V as -1 i ' xx 52511 . 'i V Sas s! 's P .'M- .I Tsggsi, X his rw OFFICERS-Len to right: Rodney Miner, craig Lundell, calvin winney. Row ' in X0 'LJ P M ' 56f'CA two: Rex Barney, Gary Peterson, Row three: Richard Temple, Mr. Leatham, '4 f p C ' Kenneth Shaw. 74 tai? Flow one: Susan Carter, Daree Powell, Jerry Bascom, Luanne Crook, Cora Lee Gray, Kathy Beddoes, Vickie Stanstield, Jill Taylor, Elaine Thompson, Deon Finch, Pat Stickney, Hallie Morgan, Cheryl Jolley. Row two: Becky Taylor, Linda Stewart, Vickie Wienle, Wendy Houser, Nona Henline, Kathleen Clement, Charlotte Lance, Joy Lynn Moore, Janice Bushman, Cindy Madson, Sharon Van Ausdal, Debra Woolf. Row three: Peggy Clinger, Jana Whitby, Jan Oberg, Cheri Barnett, Barbara Tanner, Alisa Okleberry, Marilyn Knapp, Mary Mower, Rosalyn Moore, Vicky Dibble, Diane Elmer, Becky Robertson, Marsha Wyler, Lucy Yazzie, Marilyn Rothe, LaVern Wood, Renee Jones, Irene Abbott, Flow four: Jeanette Jose, Vonita Heath, Susan Thomas, Patsy Mlnnick, Debbie Gray, Brenda Burraston, Carrie McMullin, Dorie Daniels, Renee Peart, Karen Taylor, Kathleen Dixon, Kim Beckstrom, Corinne Ewell, Carol Lossee, Row tive: Mrs. Liddle, Cynthia McBride, Vicky Cameron. Charlotte Howard, Collette Spotten, Susan Hancock, Shanna Jacobson, Dana Neilson, Shauna Johnson, Barbara Wignall, Gail Thompson, Ann Brown, Pat Argyle, Paula Francom, Mary Ann Dodd, Marilyn Tanner. The FHA. proved they were going to have a suc- cessful year at the very beginning when they elected their officers. President, Corrine Ewell, Vice President, Charlotte Lance, Secretary, Coralee Gray, Treasurer, Kathleen Dixon, Historian, Barbra Wignall, Reporter, Karen Taylor. Their advisor, Mrs. Liddle, helped them plan all of their activities. To better ourselves, our homes, communities and our country was the creed of the Future Homemakers of America. Through all the activities that were planned the members were able to work toward this goal. X fb? PH 1 Nr OFFICERS-Row one: Cora Lee Gray, Corinne Ewell, Charlotte Lancg. Row two: Mrs, Liddle, Joy Lynn Moore, Karen Taylor, Kath- leen Dixon, Barbara Wignall. THESEPII iss' Row one' Jean Christensen Marilyn Rothe Carol L L . , , ossee, uana Payne, Elva Olsen, Lois Behling, Renee Peart, Vickie Harward, Dawna Greenhalgh, Sheila Van Ausdal. Row two: Linda Behling, Marilyn Tanner, Paul Francom, Glenda Jensen, Phyllis Brunson, Angie Kenison, Diane Greenhalgh, Charlotte Lance, Mary Ann Wilson, Karen Taylor, Rebecca Cannon, Elaine Thompson, Row three: Terry Jasperson, Harold Hawker, Brian Peterson, Jay Jolly, Gary Peterson, Greg Fowkes, Orson Thompson, Steven Olsen, Richard Raddatz. vo OFFICERS: Mrs. Christensen, Mary Ann Wilson, Luana Payne, Elva Olsen, Rebecca Cannon, Greg Fowkes, Harold Hawker. The drama department, Thespian Club, has inspired, frightened, and en- lightened their audiences. Ten Little Indians was probably the best play pre- sented by the high school in years. This murder mystery was presented in theater- in-the-round. Many students found themselves coming a second time. Mrs. Christensen did a great job this year with the drama department. Along with the officers they achieved near perfection. A its 1 Q g g X . ,. as . g E qv.. Row one: Dianne Greenhalgh, Karen Buys, Barbra Wignall, Kristine Thomas, Robin Anderson. Row two: Harold Dean Hawker, Richard Temple, Lee Tanner, Arnold Thompson, Craig Oberg, Kay Riley, Steven Olsen, Richard Raddatz. Row three: Brad Young, Blair Kerby Grant Wilson, Gary Tolman. Qaggv ,. kk E Left to right: Dan Christensen, Arnold Thompson, Mrs. Christensen. FQLQEUNSII The students in Debate worked very hard to learn all they could about their topic: Resolved that the U.S. should establish a system of compulsory service for all citizens. As the year progressed the stu- dents onthe Debate Squad gained experience, knowledge, and con- fidence. They were always well prepared for their meets with various other schools. The Debate Team elected the following students to lead them through the year. Dan Christen- sen as the manager and Arnold Thompson as the historian. Mrs. Christensen worked hard to help the students of Debate meet with their many successes. t.-C., trffk Row one: Debbie Hiatt, Bobbie Hyde, Bobbie Niel, Julie Hall, Debbie Jarvis, Pam Ellsworth, Suzy Hancock, Jana Whitby, Marilyn Jarvis Row two: Otis Peshlekai, Marvin Jacobson, Darell Hopes, Brent Christensen, Alan Steel, Rodney Miller, Jerry Hardman, Max Kay, Boyd Wyler David Aldecoa, Brad Spencer, Row three: Ervil Ewell, Don Hopes, Micheal Loveless, Danny Martensen, Gary Thomas, Roy Ballard Craig Fairbanks, Wendell Wilde, Mont Coburn, Brad Young, Carri Harmer. W ff.. , - if IRQDEG 5 The Rodeo Club has had a very successful first year. The members participated in several different rodeos in the area. The officers this year are Don Hopes, Julie Hall, and Rodney Miller. They have made it possible for all the activities they have had. 78 , fx in K ' 5' , -.lk 1 f 4 if as , ,K OFFICERS: Rodney Miller, Julie Hall, Don Hopes Flow one: RG Beckstrom, Boyd Wyler. Charleen Jones, Julie Shell, Glenda Jensen, Loyola Chavez, Virginia Aldecoa, Bertha Martinez, Lee Jay Elmer, David Diamond. Row two: Dou B' h J P t A g is op, ay e erson. lan Carter, Mark Spencer, Jerry Kirk, Charles Hansen, Scott Bigler, Dennis Tanner. Stephen Jackson, Craig Newton. 'as r V t K 'ti' V OFFlCEFlSr Brad Horton, Dennis Tanner, Jay Peterson, Julie Shell. The Distributive Education Club of America called DECA is under the direction of Mr. lvleasom, The members of this club held down a part time job in town this year to help them learn problems of economics. They also participated in fund raising projects such as the Christmas Dance, which they sponsored, and a raffle for a five pound box of chocolates. The officers are Dennis Tanner, Brad Horton, Jay Peterson, and Julie Shell. They have done an out- standing job in organizing the projects and the activities of the DECAClub. Altogether it has been a very successful year for them. 79 i Row one: Miss Airy, Kim Beckstrom, DareeiPowell, Sheila Van Ausdal, Sharon Van Ausdal, Debra Woolf, Mary Ann Martinez. Row two: Tommy Hurst, Marlene Finch, Renee Peart, Corinne Ewell, Brenda Provstgaard, Karen Maurin, Peggie Heelis. OFFICERS: Kim Beckstrom, Tommy Hurst, Flenee' Peart. Sl? EISETI The Spanish Club brought a new spark of interest to the halls of Payson High School. They had a great deal of enthusiasm in learning about Latin America and the language of that country. They sponsored a dance that showed the students the customs of that country. They were under the leadership of Miss Airy. The officers are: Kim Beck- strom, Tommy Hurst, Renee' Peart. The Spanish Club has really had a great and successful year. f x Q ' J ,,'x. Q 4 W'--' ,- w agile ! K l X ., 9' , f 'I 4. ' f F X! ':.? ', . . X 'l M Row one: Annette Olsen, Jerry Bascom, Claudia Stansfield, Kim Beckstrom, Renee' Peart, Sheila Van Ausdal, Coralee Gray, Kathy Beddoes, Kelly Dockstader, Karen Maurin, Marleen Finch, Lynn Benson, Linda Terry, Row two: Mariam Christiansen, Vickie Stansfield, Callie Morgan, Julie Boswell, Wendy Wilson, Carolyn McMullian, Christine Thomas, Karen Taylor, Dawna Greenhalgh, Glen Rosenbaum, Susan Christianson, Wendy Bishop, Linda Johnson, Sara Clayson, Row three: Susan Okelberry, V.L. Barnett, Duane Benner, Diane Green- halgh, Barbara Wignall, Kathy Burton, David Burton, Christie White, Kathleen Dixon, Lynette Butler, Judy Jarvis, Karen Armstrong, Pam Ellsworth, Sherry Bryan, Grant Wilson. SKB High on the slopes, the members of the Payson High Ski Club proved them- selves to be very skilled. Some of them were just M, learning while others were JW 'r 2 old pro's , but everyone it had a great time on all of their ski trips. The Ski Club was under the direction of Miss Airy. The officers were: Duane Benner, Sherry Bryan, Sara s Clayson, Karen Maurin, Kim Beckstrom, These people worked very hard to make the Ski Club the great suc- cess it was. OFFICERS: Sherry Bryan, Sara Clayson, Duane Benner, Karen Maurin, Kim Beckstrom, Sitting: Miss Airy. l'CS'!ll'n 7' V 3 yvw K 2 E, ,m 050 '-3' y ,,a,, i I 49 ,ng X V 1 gnu---W sf- K, A f gl R1 7' ' V l .... m Wh 4 Q 'Q- q XX ,KW f ,- Q xXx 9' .-'xo',x',.',- ,X - ,. xv ,s A t -K . 1:3 iglsgiua Student athletes With their skill, experience and ability Displayed sportsmanship at every game. They were models of effort and progression. The qualities of team effort And the desire to triumph acquired in participation in athletics Will be priceless stepping stones to the f Success and development of the mature adult 1 Y I ' f a il as WRESTLING ' .MLB g was M114 1 X f :-if Y - s'iiffi:..:q -2 ,BASKETBALL -.'-::, .3 W . L S-NQ,XXw2 1, 0 1 . l 7 14 ' -4' Q -i. 5 - FOOTBALL ,, . x HAI' 'Z - F, 3- it sez- Q, ' as Wt , , Row one: Dean Johnson, Mark Lafferty, Mark Sudweeks, Lee Haskell, Roger Draper, Dale Morrison, Jim Lowe. Row two: Barry Bishop, John Ballard, Wesley Robbins, Keith Twitchell, Brad Horton, Ron Gilmore, Randy Jasperson, Row three: Jay Isaac, Scott Mendenhall, Max Lerwill, Gary Crouch, Brent Carter, Charles Hanson, David Tervort, Steven Bowen. Row four: Donell Willey, Reid Wayman, Gary Powell, Dennis Wall, Jim Hone, Jens Horn, Mike Durrant, Jimmy Stewart, Dennis Lamb. Row five: LamarJones, Brent Ekins, Steven Carter, Brent Montague, Mike Openshaw, Don Winsor, Jay Hathaway, Kenneth Lance, Row six: Richard Raddatz, Brent Bishop, Robert Porter, Vernon Hiatt, Joe Bates, Robert Brown, Tommy Peay, Jerry Barker, Mike Hone. Flow seven: Coach Worthen, Coach Durrant, Bruce Larsen,'Phillip Llewelyn, Carvell Patten, Reed Ewell, Coach Kimball, Coach Harmer. Row eight: Jow Mower, Dwayne Ashby, Alan Riley, 2 3 - This year the fighting Lions had a win- ning season by winning seven and losing four. The football team was led to victory on the practice field and on the playing field by captains, Lee Haskell and Mark Sudweeks.The practices were hard hitting and all the players hustled to be first in line. The team had its victories and de- feats, its glory and its sorrow but every Monday they were back out on the field fighting hard to get ready for the game that Friday. The coaches, Durrant, Worthen, Har- mer, and Kimball, were a great example of men to the team. Without these men victory would be impossible. Left to right: Coach Worthen, Coach Durrant, Coach Harmer, and Coach Kimball. SCORES Payson. . ..... 32 Bear River. . . . Payson. . ..... 20 Morgan . . . Payson. . ..... 6 Provo. . . . . Payson. . ..... 12 Orem ..... . . Payson. . ..... 21 Pleasant Grove Payson. . ..... 0 Lehi ....... . . Payson. . ..... 26 Spanish Fork . Payson. . .' .... 19 American Fork Payson. . ..... 7 Springville. . . . Payson. . ..... 33 Uintah ..... . . 'Payson. . ..... 2 Carbon, . . . f ForfeitJ Won 7 Lost 4 t. Vx . . sr HW Qin. AQ KN 'idle . 5 gf 'T X .T C. Q 4 fr 4, 'V xx I ,ffff gg! VH F 1 wi 1 W R '-.5 'rs 383- ' . 3- jf NOBODY WAS EVER GREAT WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM John Ballard Barry Bishop Steven Bowen Half Back End Guard Brent Carler End Gary Crouch Roger Draper Flon Gilmore End Line Backer Tackle Honorable Mention Honorable Mention -, iw- ,- .. y ESQ Jim Lowe Max Lerwlll Mark Lafieriy Center Guard Full Back 4 r y ' 'sal 5 'ff '- 4 4 Dean Johnson Randy Jasperson Jay Isaac Right Guard Tackle Full Back Honorable Mention 5 Brad Horton Lee Haskell Charles Hanson Center Half Back Quarter Back B7 Q .gy 1' - ,, W. , , V, vw: M me ,li is , A 1 V V 'CSMQM fm i,? ' x.fLT iiii ' ' ul' W iw :w:s,w. 1 i fi? if aw ,kg,giv?.3 ,ff V a Micaw Y Scott Mendenhall Dale Morrison Guard Left Guard Honorable Mention ,S 2 'T V f Wesley Robbins Half Back MJ, Mark Sudweeks David Tervort Keith Twitchell Full Back Half Back Split End Second Team Region First Team Region 88 Q GETTING READY TO PLAY THE GAME OF LIFE The highlight of every football season in Payson High School is the annual football Banquet. Our team did an outstanding job this year and the banquet held in their honor was a special tribute to them. This occasion presented an opportunity to review the many achievements of our great team. This ban- quet has helped to preserve the many memories of the 1968-1969 football season and has made it a season for all in attendance to remember. It was truly a great season and the banquet did much to highlight it. 41 STRATEGY AND KNOWLEDGE BROUGHTPERFECTION TO THE LIONS. Payson Payson Payson . . Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson 90 SCORES 27 Nephi ....... 14 Dena .............. .... 7 Spanmh Fork. ,.... 14 SpnngwHe .......... 12 Provo ....... .... 6 VVasatch..... 12 Omm A... 0 Lehi ............... 28 MeasantGrove ...... 14 American Fork ...... Wins 6 Losses 4 Left to right: Sophomore captains Mark Etherington and Terry Carter, fx- .xc '. 'r, 1 g if T ,, , its , is 1' if T if X, fx W XIX lv xg i . it D at t X L ,F ! sk I . ,Qs - i 1 1..: Q .5 ' ' i d K . s ,Batik 42. nun- X , Row one: David Carter, Larry Reynolds, Kevin Madson, Kevin Jensen, Terry Montague, Randy Ewell, Paul Finch, Craig Haskell. Row two: Curtis Burton, Brad Olson, Tom Horn, Mark Etherington, Jim Durrant Jr., Chad Smith, Dennis Howard, Dell Twitchell. Row three: Tim Laf- ferty, Kirk Horton, Robert Mendenhall, Kevin Olson, Jeff Peery, Joe Quigley, Robert Warren, Jeff Vest, Flow four: Kent Loveless, Fred Tasker, Gary Evans, Dick Marvin, Larry King, Lynn Rindlesbaucher, Tom Hurst, Carry Harmer. Row five: Brian Kitteridge, Terry Carter, Jerry Lundholm, Mitchell Jenkins, Kevin Barnett, Charles Wilson, Sterling Dixon, Kay Riley. Row six: Coach Menlove, Gary Brimhall, Gary Cannon, Gary Montague, Mike Daley, Rocky Kirk. 5 -mi-ow,,.f,mm M.. '- The will to win is not as important as the will to prepare to win. The sophomore football team has been preparing this year to win as a varsity team in the next two years. They have practiced hard and train- ed to keep in top shape. Many times they sacrificed activities and stayed home with sore muscles and bruises for the chance to play. At the first of the football season they were pretty rough but as the year went on they got sharper and tougher. The captains chosen by the sopho- . . , , ,y 'Is '55 . 'K 6'-Sw more team this year were Terry Carter and . ' 1 . J , Mark Etherington. They were chosen on ,, 2 4 1 their outstanding leadership on the play- T ji T T , Y, ing field throughout the year. 3 tg 1 ' L: 1 Coaches, Bishop and Menlove set the T 5 2 T 4 ? Q 'iii example for the team and did a great job making them into men. 4 Q X4 Left to right: Manager, Brian Kitteridge, Coach Menlove. i . 4 91 4 . me .LA Row one: Dennis Lamb, Mark Sudweeks, Brent Carter, David Tervort, Lee Haskell, Row two: Dennis Wall, Gary Powell, Jim Hone, Ron Gilmore, Charles Hanson, Jimmy Stewart, Gary Crouch. t , 1 M... N,,,LW....!,...... Q ,,,, Left to right: Coach Durrant, Coach Worthen, Manager Dwayne Ashby, Captain Ron Gilmore. Team work is the key to the success of any basketball team. This year the team worked hard to have a good team and to win their games. Every night after school it was run and sweat and hustle. Many hours of practice were spent to work out plays and to shape a group of young men into a team . Ron Gilmore displayed great sportsman- ship and teamwork as captain of the team this year. Together with Coach Worthen they kept the team in training. Coach Worthen used his knowledge and understanding of the sport to make the best team possible. He worked and planned plays that would help us defeat our opponents on the court. The team was small this year but had enough spirit and ability to make up for it. OUTSTANDING SEASON LED BY AN OUTSTANDING TEAM Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Carbon ....... Provo ......... Spanish Fork. . Springville .... American Fork. Lehi .......... Pleasant Grove Orem ......... ROUND ROBIN Lehi ........., Spanish Fork . . H EE E P51100 OOC' - , A - Jw? it 5 gy 'V gk 'V r is 2 K A Ei Q f Z 1 if L N wxgm X Sims N Q .J xg wgwk iisgzgwx Q . f f :555 1i1'f: 5'55Y3??-ggi -f-A L11 'J' K PE 5 , .. s 'fi-svv'Vi9f'3w,f.f -V. f x ,nv T1 '41 L E . , , hw-ff , 3- 'TSN V123 Na as f' 1 82,5 , 94 1 sv-ff 5.1 i-we 451: N I V i ...- Z? nv- f Q 4 :A Q Q M-ff' f I 3 , Flow one: Alan Riley, Mike Durrant, Gary Powell. Row two: Dennis Lamb, Reed Ewell, Jay Hathaway, Jim Stewart, Jim Hone, Dennis Wall. The ability and skill of the Junior Varsity team brought them much success and honor. They work- ed hard to reach their goal of victory , and were very successful. Training, hard work, and good sportsmanship made it possible for every team member to give his very best for the team. indi- vidual effort andthe desire to win brought the J.V. much recognition. Coached by Jim Durrant our Junior Varsity team learned the techniques of becoming fine basketball players. He encouraged the boys to work hard and keep training and gave them the initiative to win. ,..-3, Flow one: Terry Carter, Robert Warren, Curtis Burton, Mark Etherington, Joe Quigley, Tom Horn. Row two: Keith Nay, Gary Brimhall, Randy Ewell, James Durrant Jr., Kay Riley, Brad Olsen, Joel Crouch, Carey Harmer, Coach Kimball. , ,,,: ' The enthusiasm with which Payson High's Sophomore Basketball team met with success proved to everyone that they really had the will to win. It was not in their win-loss record that they proved themselves but in their ability to meet their challenges with a never tiring effort. The Sophomores showed great potential for a future basketball team. Their skill anoksportsmanship all add up to a great season for the Sophomores. The boys practiced many long hours to reach their goal of perfection and brought much honor to Payson High. The Sophomore team was coached by Coach Kimball. He worked very hard to teach the boys the fundamentals of basketball. He helped the boys develop their many skills and gave them the desire to win. Coach Kimball did a great job with the Sophomores this year and he deserves a great deal of thanks. DPHOMORES AND JUNIORS SHOW GREAT POTENTIAL Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson Payson .... ..... Payson .... ..... Payson .... ..... Payson .... ..... Payson .... ..... Payson .... ..... JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Davis . . . Roy ...... Cyprus .... Eureka .... Carbon ....... Provo ........ Spanish Fork . Springville ... American Fork Lehi ......... Pleasant Grove Orem ........ 'Q ' 'J F4 Payson Payson... Payson... Payson... Payson .... Payson .... Payson .... Payson .... Payson .... Payson Payson Payson Payson X ff' 'S sg.. If SOPHOMOR E SCORES Eureka ....... Wasatch ...... Spanish Fork . Springville .. . North Sanpete Carbon ....... Provo ........ Spanish Fork . Springville ... American Fork Lehi ......... Pleasant Grove Orem ........ First row, left to right: Kevin Jensen, Keven Madsen, Robert Porter, Tim Lafferty, Rex Barney, Wesley Robbins, John Ballard, Jim Lowe, Mark Lafferty, Dale Morrison, Jens Horn. Second row: Craig Haskell, Jeff Peery, Mike Jones, Phillip Llewelyn, Dwayne Menlove, Kirk Horton,Tommy Peay, Brent Ekins, Lamar Jones, Gary Montague, Mike Robbins, Mike Hone. Third row: Brent Bishop, Don Windsor, Robert Brown, Steven Carter, Jay Isaac, Dean Johnson, Max Lerwill, Tom Hurst, David Aldecoa, Jerry Lundholm, Mark Woods. Fourth row: Brent Montague, Jerry Barker, Mike Openshaw, Russell Jones, Donell Willey, Vernon Hiatt, Reid Wayman, Fred Tascar, Kevin Olsen, Gary Evens, David Olsen. Fltth row: Craig Davidson, Roger Draper, Bill Wright, Carvell Patten, Brent Davis, Dennis Howard, Robert Menden- hall, Larry Reynolds, Sterling Dixon, Mike Daley, Dale Twitchell, Bryan Kitterage. -W ' 5 Coach Menlove and his Mat Men worked hard to bring wrestling recognition to Payson High School. Aches, pains, and sore limbs are only afew ofthe after effects I5 . each and every wrestler feels at the con- 4 , 5 clusion of his match. Every night after school you could see ' them practicing in the wrestling rooms. They competed with each other to keep in shape for their next match and their efforts proved very successful. Payson sent five wrestlers to the state meet. Kevin Jensen, Mark Lafferty, Rex Barney, Jens Horn, and Bob Porter. Lett to right: Captain, Rex Barney: Coach, Mr. Menlove, Cap!a'in,Jim Lowe. ,PNN was John Ballard Rex Barney Aux Jay Issac Dean Johnson Roger Draper ..4 Mark Lafferty Max Lerwill Jim Lowe li, 5 1,1 ...Agg- Mike Robbins Wesley Robbins 1, if Q 2U'?k f,,fi D Q, M ii ,. y an new B54 3 , I if V,., ,, 5? Flex Barney JW . 5 Ax, as i . i x, H in , f I' 4 if Wi V Jens Horn ,, 'L HM , f,k R, . ....4 , Q 'f vn, my , 3 ' ' -ve .,,, eee e e A fn 4' 'KM nkyr 1 :,W ' LaMar Jones Robert Porter Kevin Jensen Mark Laiferty l wx. aa it A -if I1 . 2 -mia H, lr d . A L L at K ' E178 sag a in Q 502-sN 'Qf 3 We-.,,H,. x Q.-ww' -X. -. . 4 lk -A Row one, left to rlqht: son, Glen Taylor. hr' , if . .dw A E X -W i ' sf A is Alan Twede 5 . 'Q X ,Joe Mower, Randy Butler. Row two: Dwayne Benner, Robert Mendenhall, Arnold Thomp Glen Taylor Captain N eat Orson Thompson Glen Taylor Randy Butler Dwayne Benner The newest addition to Payson Highs athletic department is our golf team. It is coached by Stan Stoll the new Pro at Gladstan Golf Course. The golf Captain this year is Glen Taylor. Glen has had a lot of experience and is a very good golfer. With an experienced captain, a well qualified coach, and many good and eager players we are sure to have a great golf team that will set a tradition for the golf teams in the future. We would like to wish them luck in their meets this year. Row one, let! to right: Gary Powell, Mark Lafferty, John Ballard, David Tervort, Russell Jones, Ronnie Gilmore. Row two: Scott Mendenhall, Dennis Wall, Lee Haskell, Jim Stewart, Carvell Patten, Roger Draper. Row three: Robert Porter, Reed Ewell, Keith Twitchell, Dennis Lamb, Wesley Robbins, Mike Openshaw, Alan Riley, Brent Montague, Row four: Lamar Jones, Brent Bishop, Tommy Peay, Robert Brown, Bill Wright, Richard Radditz, Brent Davis, Flow five: Manager, Dwayne Ashby, Coach Mr. Worthen, Coach, Mr., Durrant. . -i f twmQfsaaswmwsawsQi:fd2f it t.,tt,,ttt Row one: Captains, John Ballard, David Tervort, Coaches, Mr, Worthen, Mr. Durrant. 104 TR C1530 QQ A TEAM wm-i SPEED AND FORM ,,,,...--f--4 gn N. 5 4 ' ri A R . lf A max :., in Ei? S as 4, . --,1,, 1 an 1 limping John Ballard Wesley Robbins Y Q- .-are A ...fi . 1 , ... Iihi ' .A-Q lbx i f A 1: is -A . 1 or E. . . A. . . . . , V 14 .V - ..-. . -. K Q as NX X 2 - . .I 1 X? . K- '11 if K . .ix ., x. .X N A Yrffylw A hifi k , . V M R K PKU3 Mark Lafferty Richard Taylor lf g. ' . af xx ,f L 4 Q -1 .01 l: I . K L ffl N5 glam 'o f ...,,..Q.-- V ' N1 Keith Twitchell Scott Mendenhall X , ., ME. . K ... ...nov- '+! 1 '-r. , 3 1 5 x jg - 5 David Tervort Jay Issac 3 Y, O ,,,,...-an-II Roger Draper .1 ,ggi-W Q ,. Y . .A .iii 1, QW SQA f limi? Val Winegar . xy K. - 3 ' . , . .- , X... y fs-Tiff gr. K i sg ,TW6l,kk yy E . - Q. f- i -. 5- n o k . . - K 3 K. fs -A K gwggffx. s f A ' E Q Y X Max Lerwill 5 Al M, f1'?.Qf if if if Ronnie Gilmore ZIDN5 l Craig Madson X ,X X ..W,A4 x E h,x c RQ 1 :f K ii g 'N X Qt ini X AWS. . K . a '33 . 1 ' 5 '..:: . as S i 3- E xt R , e Y X S ,tx .Q i Ikwilsl sf X XR X? i as f , P Y R W is - .- .- , ::LhL,, t WLL: , ,iilhl W , ,:. . -. tt it , f . R j g- . I 1 5' . - N. t z ,a ns -- ,. ,J - - swiss-As.xsraimffl-.5i,-E141gr-.mag Q X f Even before the snow was off the ground the track team was in the underground track working to get ready for a great track season. Track and field are two of the oldest and most competitive sports in the world. Each athlete is matching his speed, strength, and ability against his opponents from other schools and from his own. , U The track coaches are Coach Durrant and Coach Worthen. They have worked hard and long hours to make the track team a winner. The track captains this year are David Tervort and John Ballard. They are in head of the track team and show great leadership by their actions and by example in their own events. ,gli 5 wi ki' ! ,N R . X tic 'TEIRTINIHS 4' tg if f l' f tr S S at is hysne Xgy x Q Q? - -.53 L t, 'yi A ' Ez Left to right: Terry Harward, Clark Smith, Scott Bigler, Larry Bjarnson, Gary Warren. The tennis team has already started practicing for the 1969 season. It is our first year on our new tennis court and it is sure to be agreat year for the PHS tennis team. The players are eager and will be ready to represent the school well at all our meets. Coach Stevens is doing a great job coaching and getting the players ready to play. 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This year Payson High's baseball team proved to everyone that they had what it takes to be winners. Baseball taught the athlete to think at all times. They were taughtto think ofthe immediate situation and to be prepared mentally and physically for the situation in advance. This sport tested the athlete's timing, his coordination and agility, his strength and speed, and his ability to get along with his team mates. Coach Kimball worked with the baseball team to teach them all he could about the game. He strived to instill in them the importance of quick, clear thinking and good timing. The captain of the baseball team, Charles Hansen, encouraged the team whether they were winning or losing and he set a great example for the other team members to follow. Baseball served as a valuable learning step for those who played the game. Only through con- stant practice can a team become a winner. Payson hasagreat reason to be proud oftheir hard working and hard fighting baseball team. ll' Coach Kimball, Captain Charles Hansen Lumiani' ' Maxim Ron Gilmore Charles Hansen Captain ,,,.ww10 ' V . ' f,.:j'r, i..,unnw ' if V 9 ,-ew f, ' if s 4vaf ,,.,!W'?4 ' nw. ,..!,,: Q ff XP ' Lee Haskell E i 3 'gasoil' .good W. vfff -nnv 'amrw'9 ' I ww:-n'SMllH,+ Hudson Mark Sudweeks David Tervort t i L W. , ze-gs 'X if ,f ,X g k W 5 .I ww' 5 Q95 has Y Q ff' 'A 55? N ' ? 2 Ag Q Nona Henline Lanna Daley Monna Mae Jolley Qrrizzcfs a s ,sag if X !. In H 'w w' Q . P '5'H ,,,. -ik X 'N air e Karla Peery The Hlvlighty Lion varsity cheerleaders spurred the football and basketball teams on to victory this year. Their spirit boosted the team's spirit and made them fight harder on the field and onthe court. They shared in the victories and the defeats, the hap- piness and the sorrows that were felt by the members of the team. The cheerleaders this year were Lanna Daley, Debbie Gray, Debby Greenhalgh, Nona Henline, Mona Mae Jolley, and Karla Peery. They helped to make the year a success in sports. Debbie Gray Debby Greenhalgh ctw, ,,, i 3... r .1 l UNHCR V SHT CHEERTLE DEL? The Juniors were led by a very spirited group of cheerleaders. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders lead the vocal support for the J.V. team with pep and enthu- siasm. Their strong support helped to push the Mighty Lions on to another victory. Keeping school spirit up at the Junior Varsity games came under the duties of these five DGDDY students. Sandra Draper, Wendy Shuler, Elaine Thompson, Kristy White, Bobbie Neil, and Jay Jolley sparked enthusiasm in the pep assemblies and games. They spent many extra hours planning new and different ways to promote school spirit. A successful year is attributed to them. 118 PHQMQRE CCHEEIRLE DE R l The Sophomore Cheerleaders added a great deal to our School Spirit this year. They worked hard to bring spirit to the Sophomore games. Their peppy, enthusiastic yells were a vital part of the spirit at our Pep Assemblies. They supported the Sophomore teams in a great way and they were appreciated for their efforts. They worked many hours after school making posters and decorations to pro- mote school spirit. They were very successful. Julie Boswell, Karen Taylor, Lynette Glasser, Paulette Manwell, Renee Peart, Wendy Wilson did a great job representing the Soph- omores and deserve a great deal of thanks for their successful efforts. P 1? BLUE , wr PEP CLUB OFFICERS-ROW one, left to right: President, Patsy Neffg Advisor, Mrs, Granatag Julie Shell. Row two: La Ree Robertson Charlotte Lance, Corrine Ewell, Hallie Morgan. iv? Mrs. Granata Becky Angus Jerry Bascom Ann Brown Sherry Bryan Brenda Burraston Janice Bushman Susan Christensen WE swf ARE MARCHING ON TO VICTORY EVERY DAY -fr? if Q is 1 Y - 4--. , , 3 E ' '- 3 C . V E . EY Y so 7 l Sara Clayson Nadine Clayson Kathleen Clement Luanne Crook Q 1 LYL,. A ,Q !hu-u-v- ' +2 X r if ' fig Q 1 Dee Ann Davis Sherryl Dickey Mary Ann Dodd Sara Ann Dunford Y ' ESQ1 eoiee ff, 1 ,A 1 :- P E 'X f 5.1 x Q.. Y ,., X I ' '- I - n ' f A W Y QYY D E ff T' k h .E :f .. 'X i Q -' xI5'L2? i9il Pam Ellsworth Corinne Ewell Susan Finch Carolyn Francom i'!.'T'Z ' Diane Francom Ivy Francom Paula Francom Betty Gay Q, no ACTIVITIES OF THE PEP CLUB PROMOTED LOYALTY may I ,L 'Q- Mws- Dianne Harmer Darlene Hendrickson Christine Hiatt Sharlotte Howard 'S is .fseiaglgf Carol Ann Jackson Linda Johnson Shauna Johnson Cheryl Jolley .Hs-v lf Vickey Kaletta Sandra Kester Charlotte Lance Bettie Ann Largo CIVI5 Loft Mar!! JO MOYTTHQUG Joy Lynn Moore Debra Morgan I22 Win 'ir-' lg av -,,.. K Hallie Morgan Patsy Neff Dana Nelson Elva Olsen 'irq KM ' I '17 13 A Q - J 1 ' 'le 2 ' f Wwe' . 1 --aa- 'l M ,car QQ , K... , I 7 A ' A , x 3' R ' s. :Q 1 Alesia Okelberry Susan Okelberry Luana Payne Susan Peery Rosanna Prince Carol Rasmussen La Ree Robertson Joan Searle 4 Allyn Shell Julie Shell Claudia Stansfield Vickie Stansfield gr 'P'- f. ' g tP ..f tff' - :-- - .sv 5-5- 633 . Tilt? Marilyn Tanner Linda Terry QTNWQW Linda Stewart School Spirit, that cer- tain something that gives life and personality to a group, was in abundance in Payson High's Pep Club. They were a very vital part of Payson High's School Spirit. They had very capable officers. Patsy Neff, Cor- rine Ewell, Charlotte Lance, Hallie Morgan, La Flee Robertson, and Julie Shell. Mrs. Granata was the advisor. K Pat Stickney Debra Stanton 'N-...V Susan Thomas Olive Thompson Ann Tischner Ruth Wall Joyce Wilson Mary Ann Wilson DR Lib TEAM Flow one, left to rlght:Joann Searle, Jerry Bascom, Luanne Crook, Mary Ann Wilson, Ivy Francom, Christine Hiatt, Miriam Chris- tensen, Paula Francom, Mary Jo Montague, Kathleen Clements, Cindy Madson, Pam Ellsworth, Linda Terry, Luana Payne, Vicky Kaletta, Linda Johnson, Sara Clayson, Susan Peery, Row two: Debbie Stanton, Becky Angus, Joyce Wilson, Susan Finch, Ruth Wall, Ann Tischner, Afton Wilson, Marilyn Tanner, Sherry Bryan, Shauna Johnson, Sandra Kester, Diane Harmer, Vickie Stans- field, Darlene Hendrickson, Pat Thomas, Karen Buys, Nadine Clayson, Mrs, Granata. PAYSETTERS DISPLAYED PRECISION MARCHING AT DRILL TEAM OFFICERS-Left to rl9ht: Vickie Kaletta, Drill Mistress, Ann Tischner, Sherry M E Bryan, Advisor, Mrs. Granata. , I P The Paysetters of Payson High gave our school a great reason to be proud. At every half time in football and basket ball they entertained onlookers with their spirited marches. They added a great deal to the spirit of Payson High School. The Drill Team worked hard to reach the high level of pre- cision that they achieved. They met before and after school to perfect their marches. They were lead by very cap- able people. The advisor was Mrs. Granata and the Drill Mistress was Ann Tischner. 125 LM! ........,,, f,-mme' ,A ' , , wawmwwwmw Mwqgmwz iwwb J 1 .Mwpw ff,.2.'.,. :fn A-9 ff--f .--S4 4 fran, lf- 4. H4213 My ,f , ,.ff.1.A , mbsf Gi Vw Q .,.wmwn,,, 5626? Ae 'I v I r 1 I 4 K I JA 'ff '41 a A AK if W'Y' ' .,,.,l-: ' fwmn.,-t.,.,,,,a,m'w.V School was made up of varied things Cheering, Laughing, and Crying. Through our associations and Through our experiences, We grew. Stepping Stones of friendship and Knowledge were formed and welded Together with common interests And goals. CQIEQITRQISTE EN ASS The Christensen Assembly for 1969 was a great success. lt gave the participants a chance to speak publicly to a moderately large audience and gives awards to the participants who are judged the most out- standing. All the participants gave very outstanding speeches and it was surely a hard contest to judge. Miriam Christensen and Dan Christensen were the winners of the contest this year. The sponsors of the contest were Mrs. Joan Christensen and Mr. McKay Christensen. Miriam Christensen Dan Christensen i , XB .1 I GET ACQUAINTED PARTY The get acquainted party was a great success swiss P M this year. Games were held in the gym with the studentbody officers taking charge. There was an egg rolling contest, a sack race, and a pie eating contest to name a few. After everyone was warmed up we moved into the cafeteria for refreshments and a record hop. Everybody participated and helped make the party very successful. lt helped to break the ice in the school year and was a very enjoyable evening for everyone who attended. October 9th marked the third annual Homecoming at Payson High. The activi- ties included the alumni assembly, a car decorating contest, and a very success- ful Homecoming Dance. The Payson Lions won the Spanish Fork Dons in the Home- coming Game with an impressive score of 26-0. Reigning over the activities were the Homecoming Queen, Lanna Daley, and her attendants, Debbie Gray and Debby Greenhalgh. They made very beautiful queens to reign over a very successful homecoming. It was the best and most exciting homecoming in Payson High's history. t-.twill Vs I I x V Lanna Daley ,A . -Jr . '..? 'Em f 'ff W, Zi Z.. V , nw 5 ebby Greenhalgh A I H:1,.,, 331 t BALLADEERS The students of P.H.S. were really enter- tained by a very talented group from Utah State University. This group was called the BalIadeers and they were really loaded with talent. The Balladeers sang many folk songs and popular songs. The entire studentbody throughly enjoyed hearing these people per- form. They also had some solos that were outstanding. The students of Payson High should really appreciate Utah State University for allowing us to enjoy this group of talent- ed people. Folk singer, Jim Manning, put on a very im- pressive and entertaining assembly. He is very talented in several different areas. He is a very good guitar player, has a beautiful voice, and a very funny sense of humor. He said his purpose was to encourage patriotism and to show the people that folk singers need not have long hair and can be very respectable folks. lt was surely one of the most entertaining and professionally presented assemblies of the year. JIM MANNING SENIOR BALL A it T i 3 A1 I'ENDANTS KING QUEEN ATTENDANTS Wesley Robbins Margie Smith John Ballard Becky Angus Jim Lowe Luana Payne SOMEWHERE This year the Seniors had a beautiful Senior Ball to the theme of Somewhere , The assembly produced an array of talent. The crowning of the royalty was the highlight of the evening, Queen Becky Angus and King John Ballard, Attendants, Margie Smith and Wesley Robbins, Luana Payne and Jim Lowe. QUEEN Becky Angus KING John Ballard TEN LITTLE INDIANS CAST ROGERS ........ . . . Terry Jasperson MRS. ROGERS ...... .......... P at Stickney VERA CLAYTHORNE . . . .... Miriam Christensen PHILIP LOMBARD .... ....,.... J ay JOIIey ANNA MARSTON . . . .... Laurie Mitchell WILLIAM BLORE ..... ..... D ru White JUDITH MACKENZIE ......... ..... J ane Marvin EMILY BRENT ................... GIendaJensen SIR LAWRENCE WARGRAVE ....... Greg Fowkes DR. ARMSTRONG ............ .... B rett Hardy 136 Ten Little Indians, was a thril- ling murder mystery. Ten people were invited to a party on an island but none of them knew the host- ess. When they arrived they were accused by a haunting voice, of crimes they had committed. With the murders of several people at the party it all added up to a real exciting climax. This play was guaranteed to hold you in your seats until the final scene of the play. Everyone who attended the play was held in suspense, Screams from the audience and screams from the characters in the play made Ten Little Indians, one of the best plays presented at P.H.S. 137 2 The Sophomores started a great tradition for their class this year with a great assembly and a Sophomore Frolio that was tops. The assembly was one of the best we had this year. The Sophomores showed a lot of talent and proved to the rest of the studentbody that they could really do a good job. The Sophomore Frolic was one of the best we've ever had. The decorations proved that a lot of work went in to this dance and the Sophomores should be congratulated for a great job. E Sabi tl? WN SOPHOMORE FROLIC ....S'i Q u in Q ir l,Qa ' hz RUMPELSTILTSKIN AND THE THREE WITCHES STORY TELLER .. . WANDA WITCH . . . HAZEL WITCH ...... GERTRUDE WITCH . RUMPELSTILTSKIN. CAST PRINCESS PETUNIA..'.'.'. IST SOLDIER ...... 2ND SOLDIER ..... PRINCE ......... SERENA ........ MILLER ........... MILLER'S WIFE .... BOBBY ............ PRIME MINISTER.. KING .............. QUEEN .... NURSE .... . . . . Sara Clayson . .Joy Lynn Moore . . , . . Lois Behling . . . .Ann Dunford ....JimTanner ...Julian Johnson . . . . Gary Peterson ... . . David Burton . . . Brian Peterson Dawna Greenhalgh . . Richard Raddatz .. Mary Ann Wilson . . . Sheila Van Ausdel . . . . . Steven Olsen . . . . . LaMar Jones Mary Jo Montague .. ...Sherry Bryan This year the Speech Department put on another excellent children's production. The play was Flumpelstiltskin and the entire cast did a great performance. Rumpelstiltskin was a very mean little man who needed a kings baby to rule the world. The way in which he tried to do this made Rumpelstiltskin a delightful play. Adding to the excitement was a chase scene in which Rumpelstiltskin and the kings guards went running through the audience. All the elementary schools from the surrounding area were invited to this play and the younger children were fascinated with it. But, this play was not meant only for children because even the older people were pleased with the play. The entire cast deserves a great deal of thanks. On November 12, this year the stu- dentbodies of Payson, Spanish Fork, Springville and Tintic met in the Payson High gymnasium for an hour long concert bythe Utah Symphony Orchestra. It was a choice experience to be able to listen to these people that have so completely mastered the instruments they play. an-w 1 V -X .. f of f ,af if A There we go, 100 proof. We've raised the bail for Mr. Puckett. If you don't let him out now we're goin' I to take him by force. CANDID SHOTS 1' zi' X I ' 1 OK. I'II take the job on one condition: every day at Well, you see it's like this Doc. I've got these fuzzy things growing on twelve o'cIock I get a banana break. my ears. fNwf4QiwwRif ,ff . 'FQ-. f lunt'..... Eat your heart out Charles Atlas! Th3i'S What I Call Sole f00d! 143 DREIPER CE I EBL ' v Men, my combination is: right 36, left 24, and all the way back to 361' What shall I do? I asked Mr. Measom and he accepted! ' x I don't care what you say, I ain't going to no Preference BaIl.' I LOVE HOW YOU LOVE ME I'd ask him to go but he's too short. The Preference Ball was one of the brightest spots on the social calendar. The girls did not hesitate to get their dates for the dance which was one of the most outstanding dances of the year. For a few short hours custom was ignored and the girls showed the boys what they could do when given achance. Thetheme I Love How You Love Me was a great setting for the Preference Ball. According to tradition the girls selected the three most preferred men, one from each class. They selected Alan Carter, Alan Riley, and Kirk Horton. 145 v,' l .. S..- Jr-'F' fx? , N,L,-.finy :ff gg, ,Ur he L 'f 'W vf ,ff If '- . W ' ' , ', , 'lf' AT ww L 5.Ww.M,'5'm'k-2 ni IS' E Clayson Dianne l ' nis Lamb Alan Riley livin i ' if ,at Q., UNM D DDQIM KNIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN The social event of the year was on March 15, when the school cafeteria was transformed into a medieval fantasy with the theme Knights in White Satin . Reigning over the Prom were: The Queen, Dianne Harmer, First Atten- dant, Sara Jane Clayson, and Second Attendant, Pam Ells- worth. The dance was exquisitely decorated and catered under the direction of the Junior Class officers. The Prom was highlighted by the promenade that was danced at ten o'clock. After which the Queen and King and their atten- dants were announced. Many parents and alumni attended to dance and to watch the promenade that was under the direction of Miss Clara Johnson. Refreshments were served by candlelight in the hall next to the cafeteria. This night will be remembered for many years by those who attended. I47 UNEQIISE UN Bail' SUNRISE - SUNSET Master of Ceremonies Brent Carter Dan Christensen Prologue - ln the Beginning ........ .... S enior Girls 1. Sunrise - Sunset .......... .... .... S e nior Girls 2. Mr. Sandman ............ . . . Sophomore Girls 3. Me 8t My Teddy Bear ........ . . 4. Tomboy ........................ 5. Folk Dance - Soldier's Joy ...... 6. Sunshine and Lollipops ....... 7. Telephone Talk ............ 8. Susie's 16th Birthday .... . . 9. Buttons and Bows ....... . . . 10. Dance a Street Fight .... .... 11. Ribbon Dance ......... .. . 12. A Television Family .... . . 13. Anything Goes .......... . . 14. Folk Dance - Tantoli .... . . . 15. Graduation Day ......... . . 16. Junior Promenade ......... . 17. Our Last Dance Together .... . . . .Senior Girls . Sophomore Girls . . . .Junior Girls ....',Senior Girls ....'Junior Girls . . . .Senior Girls Sophomore Girls . ...Senior Girls Sophomore Girls . . . .Junior Girls . . . .Senior Girls . Sophomore Girls . . . .Senior Girls . . . .Junior Girls . .. .Senior Girls 8i Partners if iz ir, DANCE OFFICERS-How one, left to right: Mary Ann Wilson, Nadine Clayson, Vickie Stansfield. Flow two: Becky Angus, Ruth Wall, Susan Finch. 148 461' ,fif .,,.1 17 . 1 K I 9 1 In A X , A, ff f iq' . f ,x ui X f i - ':, J l , .: rf- 'I xg J i 4-- l X A If x 4 Fi 'Q r ixiv .sg ii ' f ,s e ii' x . I, K 3 . f x 'VE SUNSHINE AND LOLLIPOPS-ROW Ohm left to rlghii Margie Smith, Debbie Stanton, Debby Greenhalgh, Brenda Burraston, Row two: Lanna Daley, Joan Searle, Luanna Payne, Cheryl Jolley, Row three: Hallie Morgan, Patsy Neff, Paula Francom, Ann Tischner, Vickie Stansfield. 1 MASTER OF CEREMONIESZ Brent Carter, CEE IREVIIETW7 Dan Christensen, var IN THE BEGINNING, SUNRISE-ROW 000. teh to fltlhtz Ann Dunford, Ann Tischner. Row two: Mary Jo Montague, Leslie Dixon. Row three: Loyala Chavez. Becky Angus. The theme for this years presentation was SUN- RISE - SUNSET . The girls portrayed in dance, the happiness, thrills, and sadness that began in their sun- rise years. Many of these experiences are still with them in the present and will accompany them in memory in to the calm sunset days. Miss Johnson spent much of her time and effort in making this revue a success. The dance class worked all year to have a revue that everyone would be proud of. The Master of Ceremonies, Dan Christensen and Brent Carter displayed excellent speaking ability that added to the performance. The senior dance class wishes to express thanks to all the boys who helped and par- ticipated in the dance revue. They helped to make this one of the best revues we've had. 149 O ME 8- MY TEDDY BEAR-Left to right: Nadine Clayson, Carol Ann Jackson, Brenda Provstgaard, Virginia Aldcoa. TELEPHONE TALK-Front: Colleen Bishop. Row two, Iott to rlqhti Laurie Mitchell, Collette Spotten, Charlotte Workman. Flow three: La Ree Robertson, Pauline Crook. -of X? Nall' X L OUR LAST DANCE TOGETHER-Lett to rlght: Susan Peery, Jerry Bascom, Kristine Thomas, Lynae Penrod. .. .LASR ' N? ww Q. MR, SANDMAN-Row one, loft to right: Gail Weinle, Janet Hiatt Lynette Gasser. Janice Allen. Row two: Susan Carter, Juliann Johnson, ft, J 42' is , f so JRZXLHV A LLVL i,. f . Q ,M b I 4 Ak Kin A 325. ' J A LF ia 1 A ' 3 ,. , , Y, ,135 1 L L rieeu I Q R' Q 'Q BUTTONS 8- BOWS-Lett to rlqht: Lynette Butler, Karen Taylor, Rebecca Robertson, Jan Oberg, Renee Peart, Cora- lee Gray. ANYTHING GOES- Row one, loft to right: Joyce Wilson, Ann Dunford, Luanne Crook, Brenda Provstgaard, Chris- tine Hiatt. Row two: Mary Ann Wilson, Ruth Wall. JUNIOR PROM-Left to right: Karen Buys, Pam Ells worth, Annette Olson, Patricia Argyle, Sherry Bryan, Kathleen Clements, Susan Hancock, Olive Thompson, Peggy Black, ,. wtf,.-5.297231,,-'L.,,.,,':,,,f'f 'i',-fi: iii'7I59'w ' ' i 4 Ni: ns, Mt,-Nuff' f e , w e , 4 L My ,. M W A, ,.,,,:,,t.9S.m -6, lf, ,WV ,.,, ,, ,,,., W, at, - MM593? ., f5Wk!m 'f77t, 51151 WET? W: fi575i' Allie V915 A M ' ff- 1' in 1 ,,,,, ,Aiii it t i i' i ' 5 , E was , l 1 .l g ,f , few, 3 J t2,t un -defy? 5 3 - , Q A r r , i ' i 4 DANCE A STREET FIGHT-Lefttorlght: Linda Behling, Becky Angus, Leslie Dixon, Nona Henline, Monna Mae Jolley, Sandra Kester, Janine Hill, Susan Binks, Susan Finch. RIBBON DANCE-Loft to right: Kathy Beddoes, Barbra Tanner, Karen Maurin. if ,,,,.,. . 'Ski' A TH T The FFA Sweetheart this year was Lanna Daley with her attendants, Luana Payne and Debbie Gray. Forty- three girls participated in the contest and judges picked ten finalists. These ten were honored at the FFA banquet where the Queen and Attendants were announced. Then the winners were invited to attend the State FFA Convention in Salt Lake City. They were lovely queens to represent the Payson FFA at the convention. These girls and the members of the FFA who attended had a wonderful time at the convention. Congratulations to these beautiful girls. PAvsoN HIGH SCHOOL DEDlCATt7RY i PFlAYEH Our Beloved Father in Heaven, We come before Thee at this time in a dedicatory prayer with gratefulness in our hearts for the many blessings Thou has given unto us. we're especially thankful, Our Father, for the great men and women upon whose shoulders we stand, the pioneers guided by Thee into these valleys, who have developed this area and made possible the things we enioy today. We are grateful for the children and grand-children who live around us, and for the dedication they feel toward education and to the develop- ment of the young people who attend our schools. We are grateful for their willingness to bond themselves and supply the money for the building of this beautiful high school, and we're thankful for the state aid and for all things that have come to us to help us in the building of these buildings and the development of this school. We thank you also Father, for the genius of design and of building that has come into this great edifice, That those who worked on this project did so in a manner that has given us a beautiful and fine edifice in which we are justly proudg And we ask Thee Father, and we dedicate this building to its preservation and accomplishment of its purposes, that it might be protected: the grounds around it, the building, the facil- ities, from the elements, from the mischief, and from the neglect of man. That this building might stand here as a monument for many years to come, and that many young people will be able to receive the education that can be provided here. We ask Thee to bless the Board of Education who will formulate policies and the rules of this school that they will seek Thee out in prayer and in their hearts, and that they will f0rmulate policies that are for the promotion ot good, wisdom, and knowledge. We to bless those that are in charge, the principal, and the teachers, and th! they will be dedicated to the purpose for which this facility is built. We e that the young people pass through here but once, and we ask Thee T51 ' and those that touch their minds that they will nurture the seed A genius. That the young people might expand their knowledge and wisdom , they might become proud graduates of this beautiful High School. Ana we to again thank Thee for the facility, and thank Thee for the dedication of ipeopte in this area, and we do so in the name of Thy Son, Jesus Christ, Amen. 22--ilsi . - V .- f - ,A Nab, , 4 is hex- -begs gs-1.5:a,1fs-55:31 V Q X31 iissg , so .... - . .... t 132- sf?3'i53:A ti -V 55- T . iii 1 W M if 1 ,Qtr T d fit mktfwrl. 'W ZW ' if 4 fli rty I .nw fm! I iw 1 if t H . Hr W L. .'iri'it H t , E his , Wm M1 ,yy ,f .. .. ein . as S ilk - : . tw at 1' fgwifgttthfh -M5 t 'rf wt mw- at ,ZF Llllil-1 f:7'5v 5 ! 2' r W 'f-M. 1: ,itwlrf ' ,N C 5. .,J' 95 fWnM U f 'rv , 5 3 2 X ' 5 Kg if Z s S E E Q 3 -CD -CD Special Recognition is given to those students who have brought honor to themselves and to Payson High School. A lifetime of preparation is required to bring students to this height. Through their desire to seek knowledge, they have obtained one of the most important Stepping Stones of their lives. x 'X --N X .... - LN it , :J may ,,. , C S 4-.u-.......x warg , -g, wyukdv.,-,f 155 NRM Xxx, NSN-XE1'-3 sos . TT siii 1 ' 'f K , o - 'tk' E- S, , .sas ff.. i - 5' ' ru ! -Tk: , Becky Angus Jerry Bascom , Linda Behling Luanne Crook High Honors Honors High Honors Honors Gary Crouch Leslie Dixon Susan Finch Diane Francom Honors High Honors Honors High Honors Karla Peery Clela Hill lvy Francom Paula Francom High' Honors High Honors High Honors High Honors Lee Haskell Ron Gilmore Honors High Honors HIGH II:-if IRS Janlne Hlll Sandra Kester Jlm Lowe Craig Madson High Honors Honors High Honors These are the outstanding individuals of Payson High who studied and achieved. Through individual effort these students saw unlimited opportunities and used them to attain some of their highest goals. These students were offered a challenge and accepted it. Through their hard work and never ending energy they succeeded. lt is hard for some of us to realize the individual effort put in to achieving such goals. These honor students can feel a pride in their accomplishments. They have studied and worked hard and deserve the honor they have achieved. These students measure success in every field. They stand as a reflection of the quality of students in Payson High. These capable students are striving to reach their ultimate goal and they are sure to succeed. The future for these students is uncertain, but the character of each individual is a certainty. They are a credit to Payson High. High Honors Hallle Morgan High Honors Reid Nelson Janine Noon Elva Olsen Luanna Payne Honors High Honors H'gh Honors ' High Honors 'Cr' David Powell Glen Rosenbaum Vlckle Stansfleld High Honors High Honors High Honors Dean Twede High Honors 7 Jerry Bascom Diane Francom Homemaking Foreign Language X 153 HN Nt Ivy Francom Jay Isaac Social Science Science This year eight students were chosen by their teachers as Sterling Scholars to represent our school as our students who have excelled in certain areas of educa- tion. Each worked many extra hours to achieve this award and lost many hours of sleep studying and worrying about in- terviews. On March 26, these students went to Brigham Young University to compete with other scholars to become semifinalists. Jim Lowe was chosen to represent us in state competition in the area of industrial arts where he has achieved as a draftsman. The state com- peptition takes place at the University of Utah. It is a great challenge and an honor to be chosen as a Sterling Scholar. It takes not only ability but hours of study, deter- mination and initiative. This is only a small portion of the recognition that these scholars deserve for their achievements. STERLQIZNTG S Elf L!-BRS Jlm Lowe Craig Madson Industrial Arts Mathematics Reed Nelson Luana Payne Music General STATE COMPETITION PLAY DOPE - Cast, row one, left to right: Jay Jolley, Jim Tanner. Standing: Janey Marvin, Laurie Mitchell, Dru White, Miriam Chris- tensen, Gary Peterson. STATE FOFZENSICS MEET- Lett to right: Kay Riley, Steve Olsen, Diane Greenhalgh, Jay Jolley, Greg Fowkes, STATE INTERPRETATION MEET-Row one, left to right: Sheila Van Ausdal, Terry Jones, Mary Jane Bona. Row two: Ruth Wall, Lynette Gasser. tag. Becky Angus Dance Award Llnda Behllng ggssiikl' Y we Winona Thomas Literary ' ' arrr' I 141. ' -gs., Aff ir ,r-. at rrna A 1 swf A K 5 X if W X, Ann Dunlord Business Award Dlanne Greenhalgh Voice of Democracy Veterans of Foreign Wars Cralg Madson National Math Test John Ballard Durrant-Bishop Award Dan Christensen Sons of American Revolution Best Boy Orator Corlnne Ewell Greg Fowkes Ronnle Gilmore Miss Pep Best Thesplan Bausch and Lomb Award Lee Haskell Jay Jolley Cralg Lundell Coaches' Trophy Outstanding Actor FFA Star Chapter Fa Reid Nelson Luana Payne Davld Powell Arion Instrumental Award Betty Crocker Award Arion Vocal Award ,YN 'N f' Q QQ N 3, .mgg K Wesley Robbins Julle Shell Davld Tervort Arnold Thompson Art Award Journalism Award Bigler Award American Legion U S0 A wr 'U Q0 S Ann Tlshner Mary Ann Wllson Outstanding Paysetter Outstanding Actress 4 qs An award is given to a person who has exhibited ability in a cer- tain field. Students work hard all through high school to improve their skill in a certain area but the honor is given them when they are ready to graduate. These few students worked hard to achieve andtheirabilityto do well is proven in the success they have achieved. The students with leadership abil- ity and special talents receive recognition for their work in these fields. The many hours spent in worry and work add up to these awards. GIRLS' STATE-Row one, left to right: Hallie Morgan, Brenda Burraston, Cheryl Jolley, Debbie Gray. Row two: Paula Francom, Mary Ann Wilson, Luane Crook, Nona Henline. XJ? S f i A select group of students rep- resented Payson High School at Boys' and Girls' State Conventions c held at Utah State University in J Logan during June and July. g 1 While at these conventions the representatives met with other 3, students from schools all over the .,,.. . 1 state of utah. They divided into communities and had elections 2 S' 'iili forstateand countyofficials. They A t learned the process of politics ' ' and gained a greater love for their country. They represented Payson High well. 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L. , 27, 71, 72, 81, 160, 161 Bascom, Jerry Ann 24, 25, 27, 75, 81, 120, 125, 150, 156, 158, 160 Beckstrom, Jan 27 Beckstrom, R. G., 27,73,79 Behling, Linda 27, 76, 151, 156, 160 Benner, Dwayne 27, 74, 81, 102, 103 Bigler, Scott 27, 70, 73, 79, 108, 110, 161 Binks, Susan 28, 151 Bishop, Barry 28, 84, 86 Bishop, Douglas 79 Black, Keith 74 Bowen, Steven 28, 70, 84, 86 Burraston, Brenda 28, 75, 120, 149, 161 Butler, Randy 28, 74, 102, 103 Campbell, Cal 74 Carter, Allen 28, 79, 144 Carter, Brent 24, 25, 28, 70, 72, 84, 86, 92, 94, 149 Carter, Corey 28, 73 Chavez, Loyola, 28, 79, 149 Christensen, Dan 28, 77, 128, 149, 160, 161 Christeopherson, Jim 28, 74 Christiansen, Paul 28, 72, 161 Clayson, Nadine 28, 121, 125, 148, 150, 160 Cleveland, Cynthia 28 Crook, Luanne 29, 72, 75, 121, 125, 151, 156, 161 Crouch, Gary 26, 29, 70, 84, 86, 92, 94, 156 Curtis, Keith 71 Daley, Alan 29 Daley, Lanna 26, 29, 131, 116, 149, 152 Davidson, Craig 72, 98 Diamond, David 29, 73, 79 Dixon, Leslie 29, 67, 149, 151, 156 Dodd, Marianne 29, 75, 121 Downey, Dennis 74 J Draper, Roger 29, 70, 84, 86, 98, 99, 105, 104 Dunford, Ann 29, 121, 140, 149, 151, 160 Elmer, Lee Jay 29, 79 Erekson, Phillip 71 Ewell, Corrine 29, 72, 75, 80, 121, 160 Ewell, Ervil 29, 74, 78 Finch, Darrell 29 Finch, Susan 29, 121, 125, 148, 151, 156 Fowkes, Greg 29, 76, 136, 137, 159, 160 Francom, Cherry 30 Francom, Diane 20, 72, 121, 156, 158 Francom, Ivy 30, 67, 121, 125, 156, 158 Francom, Paula 30, 75, 76, 121, 125, 149, 156, 161 Gilmore, Ron 30, 70, 84, 86, 92, 94, 104,l05,112,114,156,160,161 Gray, Debbie 30, 72, 75, 131, 117, 152, 161 Greenhalgh, Debby 30, 72, 117, 149, 131 Hansen, Charles 30, 70, 72, 79, 84, 87, 92, 94, 112, 113, 114 Hardy, Brett 30, 136, 137 Harward, Terry 30, 69, 70, 71, 108, 110, 161 Haskell, Lee 24, 25, 30, 70, 84, 85, 87, 92, 94, 104, 112, 114, 156, 160, 161 Hawker, Harold Dean 30, 77, 76, 136 Henline, Nona 30, 75, 116, 151, 161 Hiatt, Christine 30, 72, 122, 125, 151 Hill, Clela 30, 156 Hill, Janine 30, 151, 157 Hone, Paula 31 Horton, Brad 31, 69, 84, 87 Horton, Max 74 Hudson, Bill 31, 70, 112, 115 Isaac, Jay 26, 31, 70, 84, 87, 98, 99, 105, 160 Jackson, Carol Ann 31,122, 150 Jackson, Stephen 31, 79, 73 Jasperson, Terry 31, 76, 136, 137 Jasperson, Randy 31, 70, 84, 87, 161 ' Jensen, Glenda 31, 76, 79, 136, 137 Johnson, Dean 31, 70, 84, 87, 98, 99 Jolley, Cheryl 31, 75, 122, 149, 161 Jolley, Monna Mae 31, 116, 151 Jolley, Paul 32 Jones, Charleen 32, 72, 79 Jones, Terry 32, 159 Kaletta, Vickie 32, 72, 122, 125 Kester, Sandra 32, 122, 125, 151, 157 Kirk, Jerry 79 Kitteridge, Randy 32 Knight, Lonna 32 Lafferty, Mark 32, 84, 87, 98, 100, 101, 104, 105, 161 Lance, Kenneth 32, 70, 84, 161 Lerwill, Max 32, 70, 84, 87, 98, 100, 105 Lindstrom, Vickie 32 Lossee, Carol 32, 75, 76 Lowe, Jim 33, 70, 84, 87, 98, 100, 13 4, 157 Lundell, Kent 33 Madson, Craig 33, 72, 105, 157, 160, 161 J Martinez, Bertha 33, 72, 79 McAffee, Nolan 33 Mecham, Fried 74 Mendenhall, Scott 33, 70, 84, 88, 104, 105 Mitchell, Evan 33 Montague, Karen 33 Montague, Mary Jo 33, 72, 122, 125, 140, 149 Morgan, Hallie 33, 75, 120, 123, 149, 157, 161 Morrison, Dale 33, 70, 84, 88, 98 Neff, Patsy 33, 120, 123, 149 Nelson, Kent 33 Nelson, Reid 34, 71, 72, 157, 160 Newton, Craig 79 Ney, Larry 34 Noon, Janine 34, 157 Olcott, Jada Paul 34 Olsen, Elva 34, 72, 76, 123, 136, 156 Olsen, Deann 34, 72 Payne, Luana 34, 72, 76, 123, 125, 134, 149, 152 Peery, Karla 34, 117, 156 Peery, Susan 34, 68, 123, 125, 158 150, Penrod, Lynnae 34, 72, 157, 158, 150, 160 Patten, Charles 69 Peterson, Jay 34, 79 Powell, David 34, 72, 157, 160 Provstgaard, Brenda 34, 80, 150, 151 Rigby, Rebecca 34 Robbins, Michael 34, 74, 98, 100, 134 98, 100, 104, 105, 161 Rosenbaum, Glen 35, 70, 72, 81, 157,161 Ross, Jerry 74 Rothe, Marilyn 35, 72, 75, 76 Searle, Dennis 35, 70 Searle, Joanne 35, 72, 123, 125, 149 Shell, Julie 35, 79, 120, 124, 161 Smith, Margie 26,35, 134, 149 Spencer, Mark 35, 79 Stansfield, Vickie 35, 72, 75, 81, 124, 125, 157, 148, 149 Stanton, Debra 35, 72, 124, 125, 149 Stickney, Patricia 35, 72, 75, 124, 136, 137 Sunweeks, Mark 35, 70, 84, 85, 88, 92, 94, 112, 114 Tanner, Brent 35 Tanner, Dennis 36, 79, 161 Tanner, Lee 36, 77 Tanner, Marilyn 36, 72, 75, 76, 114, 125 Taylor, Dennis 36 Taylor, Glen 36, 102, 103 Taylor, Richard 36, 105 Temple, Richard 36, 77, 74 Thomas, Kristine 36, 72, 77, 81, 150 Tervort, David 36, 70, 72, 84, 88, 92, 94, 105, 104, 115, 112, 161 Thompson, Arnold, 36, 72, 76, 77, 102, 103 Thompson, David 36, 70, 72 Tolman, Darrell 36 Throckmorton, Karla 36 Tischner, Ann 36, 72, 124, 125, 149, 161 Taylor, Deanne M. 36 Tweede, Dean 36, 157 Twitchell, Keith 37, 70, 84, 88, 104, 105 Van Ausdal, Sharon 37, 75, 80 Wall, Ruth 37, 72, 125, 124, 148, 151, 159 Warren, James 37 Wilson, Afton 37, 72, 125 Wilson, Joyce 37, 72, 124, 125, 159 Wilson, Mary Ann 37, 76, 136, 125, 124, 140, 148, 151, 160 Winegar, Val 37, 72, 105, 161 Woolf, Debra 37, 75, 80 Wyler, Boyd 78, 79, 74 Yazzie, Lucy 37, 75 1UNioRs Adams, Kent 39 Adams, Kevin 39 Anderson, Blair 39 Anderson, Robyn 39, 72, 77 Argyle, Patricia 39, 75, 151 Argyle, David 39 Armstrong, Karen 39, 81 Ashby, Duane 84,39, 104 Ballard, Roy 78 Barker, Jerry 39, 84, 89 Bates, Joe 39, 84 Benson, Lynn 39, 81, 74 Berry, Kett 39 Bishop, Brent 39, 84, 98, 104, 136 Bishop, Loleen 39, 150 Bjarnson, Larry 71, 108, 136 Black, Peggy 39, 73, 151 Boyle, Christine 39 Brandon, Diane 39 Brewer, Kent Brian, Kenneth Brown, Elizabeth Ann 39, 75, 120 Brown, Robert 84, 98, 104 Brian, Sherry Lee 40, 81, 120, 125, 140, 151 Bushamn, Janice 40, 75, 120 Butler, Debbie 40 Butler, Rex 40 Buys, Karen 40, 77, 125, 151 Brown, Marvin 39 Cannon, Rebecca 40, 67, 76, 136 Carlisle, Calvin 40, 71, 72 Carter, Douglas Carter, Randy 40 Carter, Steven 40, 84, 98 Cella, Joy 40 Christensen, Miriam 40, 81, 125, 136, 137, 128, 159, 160 Christensen, Susan 40, 81, 121 Clayson, Sara 40, 73, 81, 121, 125, 140, 147 Clement, Kathleen 40, 75, 121, 125, 151 Coburn, Mont 40, 78 Cook, Loyd 41 Craig, Stanley 40 Crook, Pauline 73, 150 Curtis, Kim Brent, Davis 41, 70, 98, 104, 112 Davis, Dee Ann 41, 72, 121 Davis, Jimmy 41 Davis, Joseph 41 Deul, Wenda Lee 41 Dickey, Sheryl 41, 72, 121 Dixon, Boyd Dockstader, Drew 41 Dodds, Michael Drage, Joe 47 Draper, David 74 Draper, Sandy 41, 72, 118 Durrant, Michael 41, 70, 84, 95 Ellsworth, Pam 41, 81, 78, 121, 125, 147, 151 Ekins, Brent 41, 70, 84, 98 Elmer, Steven 41, 73 Erekson, Neil Ewell, Reid 41, 70, 71, 84, 95, 104 Fairbanks, Craig 78, 74, 73 Finch, Brent 41 Francom, Carolyn 41, 121 Francom, Diane 41 Gay, Betty 41, 121 Greenhalgh, Debbie 41 Greenhalgh, Diane 42, 81, 77, 76, 136, 159, 160 Greenhalgh, Susan 42, 71, 72 Gonzales, Marshall Hancock, Susan H. 42, 75, 151 Hancock, Susy 42, 78 Hansen, Becky 42 Harmer, Dean 42 Harmer, Dianne 42, 72, 122, 125, 146, 147 Hathaway, Jay 42, 70, 84, 95 Hebner, 'Mary Pat Hendrickson, Darlene 42, 122, 125 Hiatt, ,Vernon 84, 98 Higginson, Charles Hone, Jim 70, 84, 92, 95 Hone, Michael 84,98 Hopes, Don 74, 78 Horn, Jens 42, 70, 84, 101 Horton, O'Neil Horton, Patsy 42 Howard, Charlotte 42, 75, 122 Hoycott, David Hurst, Melvin 42, 71 Hyde, Barbara 78 Jacobson, Blair 42 Jarvis, Judy 42, 81 Jensen, Guy 74 Jensen, Russell 42,73 Johnson, Craig 43 , Johnson, Linda 43, 72, 81, 122, 125 ' Johnson, RaeLene 43, 68 Johnson, Shauna 43, 75, 122, 125 Jolley, Jay 43, 76, 118, 136, 137, 159 Jones, Lamar 43, 73, 84, 98, 101, 104, 140 Jones, Russell 38, 43, 98, 104 Kay, Max 74, 78 Kirby, Blair 43, 77 Kester, Jewel Kester, Kevin Lamb, Dennis 43, 70, 71, 84, 92, 95, 104, 112, 147 Lance, Charlotte 47, 73, 75, 76, 120, 122 Largo, Betty 43, 122 Larsen, Bruce 84 Lee, Robin Llewellyn, Phillip 43, 84, 98 Lott, Christine 122 Lundell, Craig 74, 160 Lyman, Brent 83, 74 Madsen, Cindy 43, 75, 125 Martinez, Angie 72 Martinez, Sharon 47 Marvin, Cynthia Jane 136, 137, 159 McBride, Craig 43 Martinsen, Danny 43, 78 Menlove, Duane 43, 98 Mikesell, Dale 43 Miller, Rodney 43, 70, 74, 78 Mitchell, Laurie 44, 136, 137, 150, 159 Montague, Brent 44, 84, 98, 104 Moore, Gwen 44 Moore, Joy Lynn 44, 75, 122, 140 Morgan, Debra 44,122 Mower, Joe 44, 71, 84, 102 Murdock, Layne 44, 71 Neil, Bobbie 38, 78, 118 Nelson, Dana 44, 75, 123 Nielson, LaVar Okander, Allen 74 Okelberry, Alesia 44, 75, 123 Okelberry, Susan 44, 72, 81, 123 Olcott, Chris 44 Olsen, Annette 72, 81, 44, 151 Olsen, Steve 44, 77, 76, 140, 159 Oryall, David 74 Openshaw, Michael 44, 84, 98, 104 Parsons, Bruce Patten, Carvell 44, 71, 84, 98, 104 Payne, Larry 70, 71 Pearson, David Peay, Tommy 84, 98, 104 Perry, Ray 44 Peery, Bruce Peshalki, Otis 78 Peterson, Jack 44 Peterson, Glade Porter, Robert 45, 67, 70, 84, 98, 101, 104 Powell, Gary 45, 70,'84, 92, 95, 104, 112 Powell, Ronald 45 Prince, Rosanna 45, 123 Radaatz, Richard 45, 76, 77, 84, 104, 140 Rasmussen, Carol 45, 123 Rich, Kayleen 45 Riley, Alan 38, 45, 70, 84, 95, 104, 144, 146, 147 Robertson, LaRee 45, 120, 123, 150 Seely, Kent 45,67 Serrano, Carmen 45 Shaw, Kenneth 45, 74 Shell, Allyn 45, 124 Shephard, Catherine 45 Shuler, Wendy 45, 72, 118 Spotten, Collette 46, 75, 150 Smith, Clark 46, 108 Stansfield, Claudia 46, 72, 81, 124 Steel, Susan 46 Stewart, Linda 46, 75 Stewart, Jim 46, 70, 84, 92, 95, 104, 147 Stewart, Steven 46 Stoneman, Randy 46 Tanner, Jim 46, 140, 159 Taylor, Becky 46, 75 Terry, Linda 46, 81, 125, 124 Thomas, Pat 46, 125 Thomas, Susan 46, 124 Thomas, Sandra 46 Thompson, Elaine 46, 75, 76, 118 Bott, Eddie 74, 49 Branagan, John 74, 49 Brerton, Marilyn Brewer, Charles Brunson, Phyllis 49, 76 Brimhall, Garym 91, 96 Bryant, Robert 49 Burton, David 81, 140, 49 Burton, Kathleen 48, 81, 49 Butler, Lynette 81, 150, 49 Burton, Curtis 91, 96, 49 Butterfield, Lynn 74 Cameron, Vickie 75 Cannon, Gary 91, 50 Carlisle, Marvin 50 Carter, David 91,50 Carter, Susan 75, 73, 150, 50 Carter, Terry 48, 70, 91, 96, 50 Chappell, Robert 50 Cheever, Mark 50 Cheever, Grant 50 Christensen, Brent 78, 50 Christensen, Colleen 50 Christensen, Emilee 73, 50 Christensen, Bruce 50 Wood, Thompson, Gail 46, 75 Thompson, Olive 46, 73, 124 Throckmorton, Frank 47 Throckmorton, Paula 73 Toon, Mary 47 Van Au sdal, Roger 47 Wall, Dennis 38, 47, 84, 92, 95, 104, 112 Warenski, Elaine Wayman, Reid 70, 67, 84, 98 Weinle, Vickie 75 White, Dru 136, 137, 159 White, Kristen 47, 81, 118 White, Paul Wilde, Gary 47 Willy, Donnell 47, 70, 71, 84, 98, 136 Wilson, David 47 Wilson, Grant 47, 77, 81 Winnie, Calvin 74 Winsor, Don 47, 67, 70, 74, 84, 98 Lavern 47, 75 Workman, Charlotte 72, 150 Wright, Bill 47, 98, 104, 112 Youd, Paula Young, Brad 77, 78, 74 SOPHOMOR ES Aldecoa, David 78, 98 Allen, Janice 150, 49 Bagely, Brent 49 Baker, Trina 49 Barnett, Cheri 71, 75, 49 Barnett, Kevin 91, 49 Barney, Robert Beckstrom, Kim 75, 80, 81, 49 Beddoes, Kathy 75, 81, 151, 49 Behling, Lois 70, 136, 140, 49 Bennett, Robert Bishop, Michael Bishop, Wendy Lee 81, 49 Bona, Mary Jane 151, 49 Boswell, Julie 81, 119, 49 Christensen, Jean 76, 50 Clinger, Peggy 75,50 Clinger, Steve 50 Cook, Gaylen 74 Cox, Raefell 71, 50 Crouch, Joel 96,51 Curtis, Debra 51 Daley, Michael 91, 98, 51 Daniels, Dorie 75,51 Davis, Carolyn 73, 51 DeHart, Luanne 51 Dell, Sandy 73, 51 Dibble, Jerry Ann 75, 51 Dickey, Ray 74,51 Dixon, Den.nie 73, 51 Dixon, Sterling 91, 98, 51 Dixon, Kathleen 75, 81, 51 Dockstader, Kelly 71, 81, 51 Drage, Julie 52 Durrant, James 91, 96, 52 Edison, Peter Elmer, Diane 52, 75 Elmer, Karen 52 Erekson, Marjean 52 Etherington, Mark 48, 52, 91, 96 Evans, Gary 52, 91, 98 Ewell, Randy 52, 71, 91, 96 Finch, Deon 52, 75 Finch, Marlean 52, 80, 81 Finch, Paul 52, 91 Folster, Mark Gasser, Lynette 52, 71, 119, 136, 150, 159 Gonzales, Cordie 52 Gonzales, Diane Gray, Coralee 53, 75, 81, 150 Greenhalgh, Dawna 53, 76, 81, 140 Hall, Julie 53, 73, 78 Hallet, Terry Hardman, Jerry 53, 73, 74, 78 Harmer, Carey, 53, 78, 91, 96 1-Iarward, Vickie 53, 76 Haskell, Craig 53, 91, 98 Heath, Vonita 53, 75 Hebner, Eddie Heelis, Carla 80,53 Herbert, Peggie 53, 80, 73 Herbert, Tanya 53 Hiatt, Debbie 53, 78 Hiatt, Janet 53, 150 Hiatt, Linda Kay 53, 73 Higginson, Lynn Holman, Brent 53 Hone, Annette 54 Hopes, Darrell 74, 78 Hopkins, Linda 54, 73 Horn, Tom 54, 91, 96 Horton, Debra 54 Horton, Kirk 54, 91, 98, 112, 144 Houser, Wendy 54, 75 Howard, Dennis 54, 74, 98 Hurst, Tommie 54, 80, 91, 98 Hurst, Virginia 54, 71 Jackson, Denise Jacobsen, Marvin 54, 74, 78 Jacobsen, Shanna 54,75 Jacques, Robert 54 Jarvis, Debbie 54, 78 Jarvis, Marilyn 54, 78 Jasperson, Milo 54 Jasperson, Vickie 54 Jenkins, Michael 91 Jenkins, Mitchell 74 Jensen, Kevin 54, 91, 98, 101 Johnson, Allen 55, 74 Johnson, Juliann 55, 140, 150 Jones, Michael 55, 98 Jones, Renee 55, 75 Jose, Jeanette 55, 75 Kaletta, Brenda 55 Kay, Janice 55 Kenison, Karen 55 Kenison, Angie 55, 76 King, Larry 55, 91 Kirk, Greg 91 Kitteridge, Brian 56, 91, 98 Kanpp, Marilyn 56, 75 Knight, Karen 56, 73 Kohliwey, Randy Lafferty, Tim 56, 91, 98 Loveless, Jeff 56, 74 Loveless, Kent 91 A Loveless, Michael 56, 74, 78 Lundell, Andrea 56 Lundholm, Jerry 91, 98 Madsen, Kevin 56, 91, 98 Madsen, Brenda 56 Marvin, Dick 56, 91 Manwell, Paulette 56, 119 Martinez, Mary Ann 73, 80 Maurin, Karen 56, 80, 81, 151 McBride, Cynthia 75 McMullin, Carolyn 56, 75, 81 Mendenhall, Robert 57, 91, 98, 102 Miller, Conrad Minnick, Patsy 57, 75 Montague, Gary 57, 91, 98 Montague, Terry 57, 91 Moore, Rosalyn 57, 73, 75 Morgan, Callie 57, 73, 81 Mower, Mary 57, 75 Nay, Keith 57, 96 Nelson, Garth 57, 71 Nelson, Bill Nelson, Ross 57 Ney, Sheila 57 Norton, Bernice 57 Oberg, Craig 57, 77 Oberg, jan 58, 73, 75, 150 Okelberry, john 58 Olsen, Olsen, Olsen, Orem, Peart, 119, Peery, Perry, Phelps , David 58, 98 Brad 58, 91, 96 Kevin 58, 91, 98 Leola 58 Renee 58, 75, 76, 80, 81, 150 jeff 58, 91, 98 Mary 58 Kirby 59 Penrod, Dana Peterson, Bart 59 Peterson, Brian 59, 73, 76, 140 Peterson, 159 Peterson, Martin 59 Peterson, Marie 59 Peterson, Valrie 59 Powell, Daree 59, 75, 80, 48 Putnam, Dawn 59 Quigley, joe 59, 91, 96 Radtke, Randy Reece, David 172 Gary 59, 74, 76, 140, Reynolds, Larry 60, 91, 98 Riches, Linda 60 Riley, Kay 60, 77, 91, 96, 159 Rindlesbacher, Lynn 60, 91 Robbins, Stanely 60 Robertson, Becky 60, 75, 150 Rosenbaum, Randy 60 Salisbury, john Sanderson, Richard 60 Schraum, Raymond 60 Shell, Jayne 60 Shephard, Bill 74, 73 Smith, Chad 60, 74, 91 Smith, Randy 74 Spencer, Brad 60, 78 Steel, Alan 60, 74, 78 Stevenson, Mickey 60 Stoneman, Marcia 60 Tanner, Barbra 60, 75, 151 Tanner, Dan 61 Tasker, Fred 61, 91, 98 Taylor, jay 61, 74 Taylor, Karen 61, 75, 76, 81, 119, 150 Taylor, jill 61, 75 Throckmorton, Karen 61 Taylor, Wayland 61 Tolman, Gary 74, 77, 78 Thomas, Randall 61 Thomas, Ted 74 Trotter, Scott 61, 74 Twede, Allen 61, 102 Twitchell, Dell 74, 91, 98 Van Ausdal, Sheila 62, 73 81, 140, 159 Vest, jeff 91,62 Ware, Susan 62 Warren, Gary 62, 108 Warren, Robert 62, 91, 96 Warren, Thomas 62 Wayman, Marguerite, 62, Weinle, Gail 62, 150 Whitby, Jana 75, 78 White, Alice 62 White, Dennis 62 Wignall, Barbra 63, 77, 81 Wilde, Wendell 63, 78 Wilson, Charles 63, 91 Wilson, Wendy 63, 81, 119 Wood, Mark 98 Workman, Sherry Wyler, Marsha 63, 75 Youd, Blake 63 ,7 67 UN V Xi' 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