June 2009
Photos for June 19, 2009
Roy Pool and Nicole Scott stood before Cynthia Pool’s students, faculty and friends and shared stories of remembrance during a memorial service held Wednesday evening at Payson High School. PHS chemistry teacher Cynthia Pool died June 9 in a bicycle accident in Wyoming.
Cherie Cloudt and Charles Dixon
Bailey Dawn Wholly and Jacob Enos Leblanc
James White
Sarah Luckie
Nathalie Stroup
Curt Rambo, of Tonto Basin, is one of the most accomplished and respected crappie anglers in the state. He has fished Roosevelt Lake for decades.
Jessi James, Payson, rounds the first barrel during the Arizona high school rodeo competition last weekend at the Payson Event Center.
Trevor Haught didn’t fare quite so well in the saddle bronc event. He was thrown off a few seconds after this image was recorded during the state high school rodeo championships in Payson.
Jessica Gonzelas poses willingly and shows off her painted decor as she waits to order her Strawberry Festival treat. And oh, they were good too.
The line was long, but people were patient, though anxious to receive their strawberry feast, as Doyle Chaney (left), John Nimtz and Ken D’Arcangelo work in the kitchen as fast as they can to turn out the Strawberry Festival’s famous treats.
The 31st Annual Deep Pit Bar-B-Que takes place from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 20 at the Payson Masonic Lodge, 200 E. Rancho Road. The meal includes meat, fixin’s, drink and dessert at a cost of $8 for adults and $5 for children.
In spite of the cool weather and javelina, the 100-square-foot patches in the Payson Community Garden still have flowers and vegetables to be tended.
Joanne Halm spends her time constructively Saturday as she crochets a scarf while patrons ask questions about quilts and other items at the Strawberry Patchers Quilt Show.
Flowers in the Payson Community Garden were spared a recent attack by javelina. The destructive creatures preferred the tender vegetable plants that were just starting to grow.
The destructive creatures preferred the tender vegetable plants that were just starting to grow. JoAnne Roethlein (at right) points to some survivors.
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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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