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

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We ' -A 42110 - ,WEL ,E ,-Li - 12:1 EARL WINEGAR . ' Silence is golden.' VIRGINIA PARRISH Always In a hurry busy all day long Always domg somethmg though she never does If wrong LEONE MANN Woods Cross lf she wlll she wxll you may depend upon It And If she won t she wont and there s an end on If EUGENE BRYSON Bountxful A loyal sport a good actor too ln fact there Isn t very much that Eugene can t do ALLEN WHITARER Farmmgton Smlllhg through FLORENCE STEED Farmmgton Florence Steed has henna bobbed halr And hlks lIke an Innocent chIld But looks are decewxng so they say And maybe she rs not so mrld MADGE PEAK KaysvIlle She speaks but seldom but when she speaks she says somethmg DORTHEA FORD CentervIlle She IS polrte and refined Wrth wealth of learnlng In her mind l . Woods Cross CentervIlle sh 3 6-5 . . V fl' . . - I ' I ,I ' H .Z l I l 5 . . u - 3 I I ' 1 I F . A I I U . .. ,' 1 . .Z , ' I , , H? 4 . 915 E , --a +e' A A to A F seafa- Page Twenty-live V 'Y MFE EE 'F mu 'FFKE V V' 7.9 6