Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

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CLASS POEM lContinuedT Dorothy Olsen, with her clarinet sweet, Keeps up with the guitars, never missing a beat. Next our actor Keith comes into view, To Ellen he has sworn to be true. Our Donna Tess, is shy and sweet, The music and moon make her night complete. Patty Janett, with her grass skirt swaying, And stars in her eyes, ot Jackie is dreaming. Walking along on the silvery sand, Go Betty and Grant, strolling hand in hand. Hermit Ermit , steady and calm, ls hunting coconuts 'neath a swaying palm. With the music, the moon, girls and sand, Jungle Bill Johnson will get along fine. Barney Doc Reagan, better known as The Brain Over this island would like to reign. And I' Donna Harris, guided by the moon's light, Will remember forever this sweet Hawaiian night. CLASS SONG lTo We the class of torty-seven To our school bid goodbye. Our school dreams have been happy ones Extending to the sky, We all look forward to the sunrise To the world that always lies above And as we leave our Alma Mater We think ot the laughter and the love We've had here. We'll always remember Davenport, And all the happy school days we've had. the tune ot l'm Always Chasing Rainbows' 'J

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17 LW 1 . I .yf f f f .ff ,l , filly 6.1, f' ,Li ff J if M! CLASS POEM J W 0 LJ Lf' 2 A a 'From the distant horizon, to the sott swaying palms. as 0' yy Across the sweet waters to the land full of charms. f A V ' 'V We will travel on clouds, guided by the moon's light, V! Where our seniors are spending a sweet Hawaiian night X To the tune of guitars, 'neath the moons' pale glow, Our Joyce with her hula, will put an a show. While Raymond Riddle, better known as Rip , ls causing the native girls' hearts to skip. lviariorie Pierce, couldn't make the trip alone. So Gerry came along to see that she got home. ln the distance the tom-toms give their command. And we know Rosie's there to lend a helping hand. Dreamily Warren looks at the stars, In this tropical night full at girls and guitars. All the boys around are fully aware, Ot our Jeannie with the light brown hair. lvlariorie Anderson is getting along tine, Since Johnny is here to take up her time. With Deezy Zellmer, none can compare To her fun, her wit, and her jolly air. Dolores Dietrich, in this tropical dream, ls a gal who can and will sew any seam. Next we find our high-falutin , Casanova , Robert Luiten. Through the palms, the vines, and huts of bamboo Gladys and Bernadette play peek-a-boo. With his loving bottle, Mike couldn't part, To leave it behind would break his heart. Sharky Ross, with his dreamy dark eyes, ls thinking ot Jean 'neath the tropical skies. Pushing a row-boat out to sea, Go Hazel and Carl as happy as can be. With a pile of coconuts in her arms, Ilene decides that this is the place for charms.

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Front row lleft to rightj: Joyce Willis, Marjorie Pierce, Dorothy Olsen, Pat Janett, llene McCalfery, Mrs. Jasper, Second row: Bill Johnson, Ermit Holderby, Dolores Zellmer, Keith Morgan, Richard Zellmer. V if L A f ,J fffk X TOGETHER FOR TWELVE YEARS These ten seniors have weathered good times and bad during their travels through grade and high school. Having traveled this road together, they are nowx preparing for graduation, the last step in this long iourney. To Mrs. Jasper they extend thanks and sincere gratitude tor the straight and honest start she has given them, and to Mr. Buchanan who has guided them through tour years of high school, and all the teachers who have taught them, they also say, Thank you! SQ cb vt K ,-. ,- f xv V , i X ., Q' i Q f l K v 0 iwf' 'JJ 1 3,54