Payson High vs Maple Mountain
Payson High School's lady lions put out a great effort in the volleyball game Oct 8. Winning the first set and working even harder from there, Payson High’s lady lions really gave it their all. Last two sets were lost but the team can only get better! Practice makes perfect and our lady lions are doing plenty of it. Keep up the great work girls!
Click on the link below to view Payson High School’s new online magazine, The Mane Street Journal:
What is The Mane Street Journal? Take a sneak peek at the letter from the editor:
Congrats to @brandeehasswag for winning Hashtag of the Week! Keep the #s coming Payson High!
The five second rule: almost everyone has used this rule to avoid the fact that their food is dirty after they have dropped it. The five second rule shouldn’t be applied to a fallen snack because five seconds is way too long for food to remain in contact with the floor. Shoes are contaminated with bacteria, and people walk all over leaving trails of those bacteria. If the food were to be consumed, the pH of saliva and stomach acids would not be able to fight against the contaminated foods. The five second rule is just a fabled trick for people to save their food.
Mrs. Gowans is not only a teacher here at Payson High, she’s also a mother to one of our very own students, Zac. This gives her another insight on how teenagers think and feel. Not only does she teach Biology, Psychology, and is in charge of Student Council, she’s also one of the favorite teachers here at PHS! The question you might now be thinking is, why is she a student favorite? Mrs.
This week's winner is mikee_37 with a cute pic of some Lions On Fire!
Teachers are still posting #LionsLearning too. Take a look at what's happening inside the classrooms of PHS.
Mrs. Liddle has one of the best classes in this school. Her class has very diverse learners who come from all walks of life. They have unique challenges that make for a unique learning environment. No matter their skill level students in Mrs. Liddle’s Special Needs class bring an amazing feeling to the school.
Thursday, September 24 was a big day for Payson’s Girls Soccer team. This was the day they would play rival school, Spanish Fork. Weeks earlier, when these two teams played for the first time, Payson lost a heartbreaker in over-time 3-2. Payson, ready to get their revenge, kicked off the game very strong, and very ready to fight. Both teams played very strong offensively and defensively, but Spanish Fork managed to get a goal in the 40th minute and right before half time.
We had a very successful homecoming week here at Payson High School. For this year's week, we had a Harry Potter theme. This theme was tied into all the activities very well.
