November 2009
Photos for November 27, 2009
Hailey Hall gathers her courage to touch Turkey Tom’s wattled head, while (left to right) Aleja Hall, Kara Percell, Seth Rolan, Corey McClurkan and India Brandenberg look on. Payson Elementary School teacher Jennifer Johnson brought in her pet turkey to give students a first-hand introduction to a bird of the sort most of them had never seen without stuffing.
Allic Bales
Fred Carpenter
Keith Williams
Sam Grassel
Caleb Harrison
Wyatt McRae
Trae Dunman
Payson resident Gary Campbell coached California’s Norco High School football team to numerous division and league titles, and was named Coach of the Year six times by the local media during his 34-year career. The school honored him in a ceremony Nov. 23 by renaming the football facility Gary Campbell Field.
PHS wrestling team members include Matt Schreur, Tim Phillips, Jake Spear, Gunner Goodman, Manuel Garcia, Colton Ludtke, Jacob Cluff, Ben Lee, Ivan Mares, Joey Spear, Ben Sandoval, Keith Williams, Conner Anderson, Nick Johnson, Hilton MacNab, Derek Williams, Matt Phillips, Anselmo Vazquez, Llyas Sekandari and J.B. Thornhill. Coaches are Travis Koppenhafer, Zach Lee and Bob Hoyt.
Driving the Christopher Creek Loop, lined with majestic ponderosa pines, it’s easy to see the absolute beauty of the area that Deb Minter enjoys so much.
Lorraine Horton puts a painted saw blade back on the wall after a close examination of the painting on it at the Pine Arts and Craft Guild’s Christmas Boutique.
Students at Payson Elementary School got a chance to meet a real live turkey Tuesday — in this case, the pampered, portly pet of teacher Jennifer Thomason.
Shawn Simmons, landscape consultant for the Gateway Project, programs the irrigation system for the roundabout.
Bob Hibbert, co-chairman of the Payson Gateway Project with Nancy Cox, moves some gravel around atop the roundabout as other volunteer workers and landscapers work to plant 900 plants and install the irrigation system that will keep those plants alive.
Ron Tipps of Ace Hardware (left) sold the winning ticket for an Arizona Cardinals gift basket to Johnny Frost (center), pictured with his daughter, Autumn. Frost won tickets to see the Cardinals play the Carolina Panthers Nov. 1 in Glendale. Photos courtesy of Humane Society of Central Arizona
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Bandy
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Pupcake
Stiffler
Don Doyle kicks off the 10th annual Tellabration held Saturday in Pine. Once again, the storytelling event was a huge success.
Willow Springs Lake shimmers in the afternoon sun as fishermen enjoy the day, the fishing and the surroundings at the Rim Country lake off Highway 260.
A Great Blue Heron searches the Willow Springs Lake shoreline for his dinner on a recent sunny Sunday afternoon, while hikers and fishermen also enjoy the Rim Country lake.
A Great Blue Heron searches the Willow Springs Lake shoreline for his dinner on a recent sunny Sunday afternoon, while hikers and fishermen also enjoy the Rim Country lake.
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Question of the week
Do you think the community should be involved with the selectioin of a new School Board Superintendent?
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