Payson High School - Paysonian Yearbook (Payson, UT)

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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

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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.

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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