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

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l 4 I W4 N IvAN HATCH Woods Cross Ivan Hatch is noted for his famous hair We girls have tried to bribe him for the secret of its care ILA Scorrusin Kaysville The mildest of manners the sweetest of ways VERA BARTON Kaysvxlle l am the captain of my soul I am the master of my fate CARI CRIDDIE Syracuse A vast amount of good sense UNE SWANER Farmington It is she who aspires to high things that achieves high things LEAH WELLING . . Farmington The best that is in me l've given. RAY Coox . . . Syracuse Ray's ambition is to get on a ranch. We surely hope he'II get the chance. VELMA BARLow . . Clearfield Take a good look at Velma, just watch her roll her eyes, . Then you who thought her quiet, will receive a great surprise. X 49 'I-- f I- u so I me ' VFNH' 0 I 1 I . ' ' . .i I 1 . L. . . , . i . E i 7 I I 5 . l 1 . . . 1 '- I Z Hi Q4 -A you 7'3 fi?t- ' Page Twenty-two

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'-mu x -' ww- - -A yu- 'V 'Y 1 'FN' -49. A A ff vibfbfe -,614 62.0 , Q fi ,X f CLARENCE JOHNSON . . Kaysville A The tower of strength that stands square ' ' l V against all the winds that blow. 65: VERA BARTON . . . Kaysville v l am the captain of my soull , 1 l am the master of my fate. ' fl RETA Moss . . Woods Cross She dreams of great deeds and high positions. l I I u l 5 JAMES MILLARD . , Farmington i james, we art told, I ls next in line to mention. He's worth his weight in gold, Which is a small dimension. I l i l V W 1 1 ' HARRIS ELLISON . . . Layton H I Here is a tailor-made man. i He with the fair sex has a high stand. l , l l ANNIE BRowN . . . Layton I Here is a girl whose name is Annie. l She is so wondrous bright 1 That she answers every question l Before it's ask outright. i l LELA CONRAD . . . Kaysville Lela, meek and tall, Very much loved by all, I ' Very faithful in her work, Q Never known a task to shirk. , i JENNESS CONRAD . . Kaysville I Nature l love, and next to nature, art. . 1 v I , Qs A 4 R . f 1 1 Q5 ' 's ' ' fs f ' i p so ,- -E A east-,Wo , 9 0 ' :dz Q24 A 'w4'0i'PN1'30.-13' Page Twenty-am

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l Q I V' ' -7' , ,p.f efA,5 -fc b,, A .N., ',.,'. 5.-- .- Q , , E, ,Y L, , ,-Y -mi 7,5- : 4 l O C21 fe I I 'Xl I Q3 'Q I i ' ANDREW WATT . . . Layton cb I - A man that blushes is not quite a brute 025 'ff' ' ' ELIZABETH LAYToN . . Layton Q K I So coy and shy is this young girl, v Q We scarce would know she's here, As precious as a dainty pearl, xr She really is a dear. DORA WOOLSLAYER . . Bountiful A lovely little creature. LLOYD MANSELI. . . Kaysville Lloyd's hair is very light, But he doesn't use a bleach, I He waits 'til the sun is bright And sits out on the beach. - i 1 I I ANGUS STEVENS . . Woods Cross: I I What a piece of work is man. , .L lNlARClA WILLIAMS , . Kaysville Marcia is popular and always on the go. Ask her how it happens and she'll answer, l d'know. ' l . MARY Fono . . . Centerville Her work she does with all her heart. ' This really is a noble art. . WAYNARD BENNETT . . Kaysville I l Oh, Waynard, tell us where's the place , 65 5. Q You got that husky tone? 'C' . You speak in such a low deep base , X Q3 l That it sounds like a saxaphone. N ox by I I cd? LC I E7 l g V .Y i ca Q . I I '5! ' c S a as W I I Nxmrfsa J Mt? A R-ii Q es.-Q ,--.. Q ,-A A A -l J Page Twenty-three