Sweetheart’s week (February 4th-9th) was a big success this year, thanks to the FFA who arranged it all. The nominated Sweetheart’s royalty always has to have some farming talent with competing in milking cows and roping. They also battled it out with best-looking poster, a pie-throwing contest, interviewing, and lastly the cake auction.
By Brigham Flint
During the winter months, it seems the wind, snow, and bitter cold is enough to stop anyone from running.
However, this is simply not an option for Nick Hindes. The senior distance runner satisfies his desire to run by competing in indoor track.
By Megan Ballamis
By Ciera Lundberg
You probably read A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare in English. Or maybe you even saw the show when you were a kid on The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. You know, where that red-headed kid is a fairy and Cody gets the donkey head? Good stuff. You really are more cultured than you think. Or maybe you saw the show in its most impressive form to date. That is when our drama department here at PHS performed it over this last weekend.
Debate is more than just a class. Debate is a way to learn to think, learn and communicate in a way that most people don’t. Debate is a way to get involved with other students and the Payson community. Debate is a way to be knowledgeable about the world around you. Debate has helped change me to be a better citizen.
By Brigham Flint
The race has begun. In early January, Payson athletes assembled at the indoor track to begin practicing for the upcoming track season. Their goal is simple: win a state title by 2020.
By Braden Clark
After starting the season off on a high note with a record of 1-1, our girls took a mighty spill after a difficult pre-season they have managed a 2-15 record. Surprisingly enough they have already doubled their record from last year so if we are to look at something positive that must be it.
By Brigham Flint
Going into January 18, the Payson Lions had not yet lost a region game. The Juab Wasps would put them to the test.
Around 7:00, the teams ran onto the court. After the introduction of the starting lineup, the game began. Early on, it appeared to be a very even matchup. However, just before the half, the Wasps pulled ahead and began to build a lead. At halftime, Juab was up 20-14.
By Braden Clark
By McKell Wall
Basketball games, football games, they do it all. Dance Company is one of the most well known dance groups in our school. With nine seniors, seven juniors, and five sophomores they strive to entertain audiences with their technique and emotion shown in their dance performances. Dance Company does many different styles of dance but their main style is definitely contemporary.
