Davis High School - D Book Yearbook (Kaysville, UT)

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tg 'X' - -- , .. , - - E., s 3 ALBERT CHIPMAN Kaysvllle He went he fought he conquered RACHEL PARRISH Centervrlle In work or pleasure Joy shell find Her clouds are always srlver lrned CORNELL JARMAN Kaysvllle l would rather have a fool to make me merry than experrence to make me sad ERMA MANNING Farmlngton Damty and small rs sweet Erma As the fairest flower that grows One wonders how her lrttle head Can carry all she knows LA VoN DUNCAN Centervllle Her own mmd and character rs what most becomes her WELDON ROBERTS Layton Twm Mannlkrn Sm Carefulness of hrs dress lncrdentally Small but oh' my' Exceedmgly clever m every endeavor BERNICE LARSEN Bountiful Never trouble trouble trll trouble troubles you .g.-o f i 4:s4' --fsvfi' v r U A . Xl w , , . y Q0 . A Q 'Xl 1 Y I MARY Moss . D. Woods Cross 4 - A +- H . D. ' 'G' 1 ' !-iv A I F l E I 5 1 3 'f' f l j 4 I Y I 'B + i I l l Page E igbteen

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1 t ' J' db 1 V U20 E if 71771 w -19k-pqo-4 li S4 Sf - .0.' 4 ' Q O '21 Q. a U31 S r fill l WRAY HYDE . . . Kaysville l 'Manners maketh the man. E 0 Q3 ,I l - LEONE LINFORD . . Kaysville llere is a girl whose happy life is one A perpetual grin. ELLA GREENE , . . Kaysville She is a maid of artless grace, Gentle in form and fair of face. DELLA HOLBROOK . . Bountiful She's just the shortest little thing, And we all enjoy to hear her sing. F 1 . GENEVA XVHITAKER . , Farmington Sweet and modest and refined, ' She says she loves all mankind That seems to cover quite a scope, She'll concentrate on one, we hope. Bkoxsox STRINGHAM . . Woods Cross At l:ihor's gates, success awaits him. ' I Lois XVHITESIDES . . . Layton She never hopes to write a book l Or even be a preacher, The greatest ambition of her life, ls to be a kindergarten teacher. 4 ' ihiARY j. Moss . . Syracuse How meek, how patient, the mild gifted thing. , 0 'EP . 3 - I i . I CZ' P ' S l I i . l -Qczqfe 'E - - Q -Y ...,- is , rl- --'Is ' - we- . J Page Seventeen

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I ' 9 Nl'-f C-'JS M ' T-, ,Q c T lv, ,T ,I 'J I I I 0 I Q. I I I I 0 I I 'Q , I I I Loweu. BARLow . , Bountiful 1 Lowell is a genius on the line I I For writing clever stuff. I I With pen in hand he always shines: 4 I He cannot write enough, I I ' . 1+ MILDRED KYNASTON . . Bountiful I ' One of the wisest, most eloquent, and Q kind. I ELSIE HATCH . . . Woods Cross ' I Elise will be successful, of that we have I no doubt, I V For of the art of vamping, she knows I I the ins and outs. I I WENDELL PHILLIPS . . Kaysville , I l thank whatever Gods that there may I be for my unconquerable soul. I I GEORGE WILCOX . . . Kaysville I From George we'd like to learn, I How to study wtihout harm, Then his good marks we could earn, ' And our fond folks alarm. I MARTHA Sizvizvious . . Layton I Her golden hair does wave about her I face. I She dances like a spirit, with airy fairy ' grace, I I RUTH BARKER . . . Kaysville ' She has ruled us while in school, and now she is going forth into the world to 4 rule on CRulonD. I . I HERMAN Wooo . . Farmington 3 + Romeo has lost his fame, Herman Wood is to blame, ' , To him the laurels we award I lie is a leader of the handsome board. I 4 I I I I I , ' C 53's Q ' 'L v 1 1 Q I- . 5 M-- so f T 'I m,??, , Page Nineteen