Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

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ALMA MATER We're loyal to you Davenport High, We're crimson and white Davenport High, We'll back to you stand 'gainst the best in the land For we know you're the stand Davenport high. So smash that blockade Davenport High, Go crashing ahead Davenport High, Our team is our fame protector On boys for they have gained a victory For you, Davenport High. CHEE CHA CHA-AH-AH DAVENPORT, DAVENPORT, DAVENPORT Bring out the dear old flag of crimson and white, Lead on the team that fought so nobly for right, Like men of old, on giants placing reliance, Shouting defiance, Os-Kee-Wa-Wal Amid the great broad fields that nourish our land For honest battle and for Freedom we stand And unto you, we pledge our hearts and hands, Dear D.H.S. we're true to you.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Social Chairman, Linda Reinbold, President, Jerry Willaims, Vice-President, Terry Brown, Senior Class, Beverly Bumgarner, Secretary-Treasurer, Charlotte Guhlke. Standing: Freshman Class, Tom Hutsell, Thespian Troupe, Rita Reinbold, Junior Class, Jim Haynie, Cheerleaders, Darlene Oertel, Girls' League, Diane Luck, F.F.A., David Millard, F.H.A., Mary Thiringer, Band, Gayle Hardin, Sophomore Class, Dave Wilbur. Not pictured is John Remington, Science Club. if, D DIRECTORS or nlsrmcr No. 207 School Board members are shown at a meeting, conferring with architects in regard to the addition to the building. From left to right: E. W. Jacobsen, Paul Clark, Ted Zeimantz, architect Ralph J. Bishop, Wayne Geissler, Superintendent of Schools Lloyd Stannard, architects George C. Murray and George A. Ritter.

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l f X ? i X 1Q6Xf 9 i 7 x J s i ll Clc1SSf 3 Here is where knowledge is invested. . .in the students who have the responsibility to develop their scholastic abilities. Each class shares Work which in- volves studies as well as traditional activities and thus becomes closely knit as a group striving for success,