December 2009
Photos for December 29, 2009
White's almost finished gingerbread house.
Caden and sister Kayliea Lander begin to put the finishing touches of coconut shavings on their gingerbread house.
lla Carpenter puts a finishing touch on the house she helped create.
Vicki, left, and daughter Jessie White admire and taste test their gingerbread creation during a gingerbread house decoration party at the Crossroads Church before Christmas.
Dr. Tom and Sharon Gossett
Danielle Brooks and Brian Wortley
Gail Ann Elfeldt
Water from Blue Ridge Reservoir will be used in the Rim Country once Payson’s pipeline is finished by 2015.
After the show, Richardson and Goodwin (right) took photos with Fieri’s sous chef Kleetus. Students said cooking with the chefs was a once in a lifetime opportunity that could never be topped.
PHS culinary students Justin Richardson, Brett Goodwin, Anne deRoulhac, Nicole DePugh and Leticia Martinez pose on the set of Guy Fieri’s Rock and Roll Roadshow.
PHS students Leticia Martinez and Nicole DePugh pose with bartender/chef “Woody” during prep work.
Food Network host Guy Fieri quizzes PHS culinary student Justin Richardson in the green room before the live show at the Mesa Center of the Arts Dec. 18.
Members of the Payson Tea Party recently visited the Payson School District offices and presented Casey O’Brien, third from left, with shirts, blankets, socks, pants and other clothing for disadvantaged and displaced schoolchildren. Members of the Tea Party are: Lolly Hathhorn, Gary Youngbook, Judy O’Connell and Gary Hampsch.
This was the last photo taken of Austin Moffett (fifth from the left, back row) before he took his life in August. Austin’s family posed with Austin during a birthday party at Kohl’s Ranch. (From left) Lauree Moffett, Barry Moffett, Amber Moffett, Sydni Moffett, Austin, April Ray and Ammecy Ray.
East Valley Disaster Service had its work cut out for it recently at Payson High School’s Wilson Dome. Workers from the company began the interior demolition as they tore down the water-soaked wall board ceiling, stucco and removed the lights and electrical wiring. The leak was caused by a pipe that broke at a connection point from constant freezing and thawing due to the extreme temperatures in the area recently. Fortunately the pipe burst at an entrance that is not widely used by many patrons.
The Holiday Hoops tournament provides a venue for a homecoming atmosphere for past players and coaches like Teddy Pettet, at right.
Irene Schwartzbauer calls captain Shane Doan (at right) her favorite Coyote because of what he stands for on and off the ice.
Irene Schwartzbauer and others showed their love and appreciation of fellow Coyotes fan Beth Leeds with this memorial at the arena after Leeds’ unexpected death a few years ago.
Irene Schwartzbauer was introduced to live hockey almost 14 years ago and she has been devoted to the Coyotes ever since.
Maddie Nossek shoots from the outside as she attempts to help get the Longhorns back into the first-round game against Mesa during the Holiday Hoops Tournament, Monday, Dec. 28 at Wilson Dome.
Lady Longhorns head coach Kelly Kreig and her charges enjoy a light moment Dec. 28 during opening day of the Holiday Hoops Tournament hosted by Payson High School. The championship game will be played tonight at 8 p.m. in Wilson Dome.
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Question of the week
Do you think new Principal Anna Van Zile has a valid idea in eliminating the Asst. Principal and replacing it with an Athletic Director position that would share her duties as Principal?
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