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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1931 volume:

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SDO I W ODEST TEMPLE OF M THE Y I H - cfs Q Q47 42 ,X ,, - , , ,. fp., W. .N 1 - Vi Ng ' ,. 741, ' ,. . i A .Z 'x ',r.r'I! , lii.':gZ 5 7 ,jg Q f 1 'mi ' - E 'g5AvYe'fi j x- v ' L'-E Q ' ff' -'ms' 5 ii 'as sf ll 'VICTORY FOLLOWS ME AND ALL THINGS FOLLOW VICTO ' TRUTH IS EVERLASTING, BUT OUR IDEAS OF TRUTH ARE NOT f px fx v IN Q K U. LQO-Qxx x x i I f'x'N -1 XX 7M AH T0 BUILD, T0 BUILD' THAT IS THE NOBLEST ART OF ALL THE ARTQ 'W-A T E END OF A PERFECT DAY 1 x fs-,xxk A ' ' ' -L --H --. , ,, H-,Y ,...---,-....,..,, A x NWN' ff' Mfdm 'kind m1n1st1't1on .lx I. X, , . f' - , y wsu: 44 y El r A - 3 xx X r lf! ' Ay . ' ct i M L I RN 1 qw: , ,ml Yr, F 1 Q, A 1 - F, . X 1, - A 41 I O C h Boarcl of Eclucatwn ACK OF men D1Ogl95 sue n1oxtn1111t thug IQ dlvsaxs some p1omot111g pouu xxhlch makes DUSS1lJlQ the eau and nmtl1111e hke moxe111111t of that uhlth hu 111 the fOlQ glilllllil The l0lLQ'l0llllll Dlkttlle IQ Dans the IDl0I'Il0llIlg' pmxu the lo 11 cl of Iclu1f1t1o11 lhe llllllllllg 1 tlo1ts of thu gmup ot 111111111 1st1f1to1s to t 11f1t1o11 to lt lltllll ld h is 411111111ul No deQ11e 021131 eixed bu the student bodx hae laeked lLL1lf1lll'UQIlt unlew ou1 Qpomou haxe fust exhausted the lJOE11Cl 5 IQSOLIICQS mthout that bodx s puttmg fO1 th 1tQ QffOlt to make that desue a 1eal1tx Th1s xea1 the1e haxe been two membew elect ed to the School BOH1d Thex a1e LeRox B Smlth and Samuel Houaul Tl1e othe1 I'1l6Y'IllJQ1S a1e P161 R Xl Adame J VW Tho111lex and Jed Qt1111gham Bemdee these men Supe1111te11dent H C BU1t011 and Cle1k Thomae E VS1ll1ams Qtuxe cl1l1ge11tlx to help md111t1111 the h1gh Qtand 3IClQ at Dans H1gh Thex haxe been Xen e11thub1aQt1C 111 1310111011 lllg the uelfue of the students ot Dane and tllelefllle letuxe OU1 hea1ttelt thanks and appxe Cl 1t1o11 I C ! , . . . . . 5- A 'm 'm A 1'x lk f ' 'S K' ' ' 7' . 1 . v ' . ,S Ss' K , I A Y f 4 . ' 1- ' ? v , 2 M I v ' . ' ,Lv ' - , . G X ' . X X - V ' . . 'K 4 -xv: 1 . ' ,, .v , 3 2 . L' 5 .. ' I put e111 ' tl 1 l ' Ve brought to Davis pmctically eve1'ytl1i11g new she SKY I a . 'J I v vw 1 m w Q' v7 ' 1 ' 1 ' . 1 . y ' y 4 1 .1 l ' 1 . . f. L, . Y. l tv, n i. . L ., , l. ' ' 2 ' : ' ., . . . X-,ef . . I . ' .- hw . - ,Z . t 'L , . - THE RESPONSIBILITY of tolerance lies xx 1Lh those xx ho haxe the xx ider XISIOH Thi IS a statement tx pifxmg Mr Morgan for he is one of those rare men of xxlder WISIOH xx ho can look upon both sldes of the picture sy mpathize xxith each and adxise but seldom blame He has forged a link ol understanding helpful and honest spirit of good xxlll and fellowship xxhich holds the school together and he is tolerant of all things broad minded in all things vet in slstent upon the right He has a great burden 'is the pilot of the good ship Daxls The facultx members also haxe a large share of xx ork and responsibility as the officers of the craft Vle reallze hoxx tlrelesslx they haxe xxorked and hoxx successful haxe been the results We extend to them all our heartlest thanks and apple clatlon bb . , , betvxieen the students and the directing force, the faculty. He maintains the .'2E 1' A. 19111 JOHN CROET B. S., U. S. A. C. Physical Education IONA OSMOND 9 A Fnqlzsh y A fvv H H ROBINSON B Y U Commcrczal KATHERINE JONES A B U ofU Phyezcal Erlucatmn f I ' S HW Maxx ai... ,W-E Faculty EVELYN CROCKETT B. S., U. S. A. C. Domcsfic Art , - LYNN HALES A B L Off, Hzsfmy MYRINTHA BURNIINGHAM BSUofU Speech and Enqlzsh 1 J JOHN STACEY B Q U ofL 'lluszc B. S., U. .. .C. WN' V, 7 . .y . . H. 1 . A 4' 1 ' . IJ Y 4,'! JLU 'b ' vyvjfy 'V,y?Q:'Vn, X ' X M X ..., V Mu ,yV!., . WMV , Q VN p V' vi A NX-J Klyfdf, A 1 ,fb ,f X ki 'J I If ,jf C F51 Q1 H' .v lf , '-ww' ' .mm HORTON C. MILLER B. S., U. S. A. C. E II gl ish GEORGE J. MILES A B U Ofb Euglzsh Languages MARGARET PETERSON S B Domestzc Sczen E M W HITESIDEb U Of U Englmh Faculty ANN LOU OLDHAM B. Y. U. Typeu'ritz'ng ILMIL YVHITEBIDES U Hzsffn 11 G H NIORTIMER B H L Bzologzcal Sczence DELBERT LAMB T A A1 t full: -315159 - -, . '. B. S., .of U. B. ., .Y. U. gg., . 'D 'I - - B.S.,L.S. .C. A rf. lv! B B K 5 - .iff BERTHA MILGATE U of U Lzbmnan XR ELLS I4 COLLETT B S U S A Tlrclzamcs J SSAMINE SHEPHERD A B U otU Study Hall Supuznfuzdrfzt I YJ J E lpwvi N 0 AU7IfIlIfI!IC A-Hr q, 5 - . -S R- 2- Faculty CHARLES GARDNER A B U ofU Chemzshy LARENA WILCOX Offzce Fimli B f A B Ugiqllc Soczal Sczence WILLIAM PARKER B S U S A C 'lleclmzzzcs V7 qzgf If tu ent Ac1m1n1strat1on Q. -. x f W - - - , , , Lk Y N ' ' Xi L , Y: , , f , v ' K . 1 X X K I r' X D ' ,-f X K, mf P . W W V' t y, ' Q, V . bf M C' kj 1 0 0 0 Ni- ull 5:1-on lilszl Student Body Officers MAX RICH MARCEI I I' I INFORD IHORNLEY SWAN Presldent Vlcelfresldent Secretary Treasurer LAWRENCE SESSIONS MISS OSMOND MR ROBINSON Yell Leader Faculty Adv: ox Faculty Advisor ENIOR students are as a rule members of the governmg body of the school, and as the end of the 1931 school year draws near the Student Body IS qulte despondent at losmg so many valuable members The efforts of these upper classmen and thexr advlsors who have made school hfe mterestmg and worth whlle have not been 1n vam They have helped to develop new ldeas new ways, and bugger accomphshments Max Rlch our presldent and Marcelle Lmford oul v1ce pnesldent should be thanked for thelr ceaseless efforts to make thls year a commendable one To Thorn ley Swan our secretary and treasurer vsho has guarded wxth cale the chool s f1 nance we express our gratltude The advlsors Mlss Osmond Mr Hancey and Mr Roblnson deserve credlt for the remarkable way ln Wh1Ch they have advmsed and gulded the evecutlves Concludmg we may say that we haxe not yet reached our goal but we are steadlly chmbmg and Knowledge as power x X' 'si ,, 1' Z,.f' gg- 4 All I .S u , ' . 1 l - ru r . s ' ' ' Q , I - ' u 1 , Q 1 , - .1 . I L , 1 . s Y l s . ' - - - za ' 1: . 5 X5 f I u. J N Q V, l I X X --- -'-- K fl ,, . , . ., 1, TI. WM ,QQ S -X S- A-fm '!':j fv Q1l,.-:M3,1'QQ A. G. S. D. HELEN FORD MARCELLE LINFORD I-ERN RICHARDS Secretary Treasurer Presldent Vxce President LOUISE SMOOT IUANA MFRCER ALICE WHITESIDES LUCILLE LAYTON Semor Rep Junior Rep Sophomore Rep Freshmen Rep MISS JONES MISS OSVIOND MISS PETERSON MRS CROCKETT Faculty Advisor Faculty Adusor Faculty Advlsor Faculty Advisor HE ASSOCIATED Glrl Students f Davls, th argest olganlzatlon ln D H S has enjoyed a verv successful year Assem s and partles seem to be then' speclaltxes for the annual Glrls Dance and Klds day proved to be as mterestmg as ever Not all the tlme IS spent at fun, however Durmg the sprung months a glrls track team IS organlzed and thls group of athletlc girls are sent to Provo to represent Davls Hlgh at the State track meet fx f-N L .1 17 R I K fx Gao 2 2 1 ,Q Q: ', . ' 0 ' l l . n I Q, I . v I . . . . 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Y' Y, XR Y 12 KM 1 -J .QB lil!-' ll I-lr-UK. 19321 r-fu? ,--F' oys Organ1zat1on THORNLEY SWAN WOODROW BARLOW CARL PAGE MR MUIR F lty d O NOT then traln boys to learnlng by force and harshness but dlrect them to lt by what amuses then m1nds It was lneutable that the boy students of Davls should organlze and elect offlcers after seemg the success Whlch came 1n the wake of unlfymg the glrls The boys readlly agreed to the ldea and after express 1ng thelr ODIHIOHS concermng such an orgamzatlon they elected the follovslng offlcels Tholnley Swan plesldent Woodrow Bal low v1ce presldent Carl Page secretary and treasurer Along w1th these capable offlcers thev chose Coach Croft and Mr Mulr as thelr competent advlsors Thelr alm IS to Work for the betterment of the boys of Davls Hlgh School They have orovlded 1nterest1ng assem bl1es not only for entertamment but for educatlonal value a so To be sure thls group ot offlcers Wlll do all 1n thelr power to ald thelr fellow schoolmates 1n attalnlng thelr hlghest alms I J B ' ' ' President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer acu 1 A vis D S ' , ' rs . 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' 9 7 A 9 ' 3 7 ' 7 v . 7 . . . 7 ! .f X ,-,-., , .,g1i ', ' ., . , A x Y W ,y- ,N 3 x A I , A-M Ni -f s H F ,IFJ ' Nvqw I 6I1iOI'S 'l'lll' ull llunli. lfliil 6I1i0I'S ALLEN RICE JENNIS WILLIAMS HOWARD SMITH MARY WILCOX President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Hop Mistres UbT AS the Waters flow on unceaslngly to make up the eternal stleam so do classes come and go year after year to make up the perpetual stream of school llfe We Semors are only one of these classes Just part of the whole Our course has been through the shady nooks of Davls fo1 the last four years and we are leavlng It now to go to a yet unknown country As a class we have successfully fllled our place m so clal athletlc and scholastlc f1elds But It has been even more characterlstlc that our honors have come to us from 1nd1v1dual partlclpants We have representatlves who are recogmzed by the state athletlcally Other students have ably represented us ln drama opera debatlng and publlc speaklng Although we are nearlng the bend of the stream where we Wlll cease to stay 1n the Halls of Davls we do It after havlng gathered many pleasant memorles on Wh1Ch we may reflect for the remalnder of our Journey Our hope 1S that we may have left an lmpresslon on the banks of the stream that shall be an 1ncent1ve to prog ress for each succeedlng class Af J +R 4 ,..f'- S- l J N y a P all IE v C ALLEN RICE FARMINGTON He has been clever and dependable And to o.1r class md1spensable A C Scholarship Prom Chaxrman 3 Chem lstry Essay Winner 3 Class Presldent 4 Assistant Busmess Manager D Book BETH MOON NORTH I-ARMINGTON Able gracious wlth a wmmng smlle- A hundred friends for her every mzle Class Vice-Presldent 1 Glee Club Offlcer 2 Opera 2 Editor Dart 4 Pro Schola Officer 4 IRENE BARKDULL She lsn t much short of the :deal gurl Shes nretty shes happy shes coy She helps keep the banner of beauty furled And she makes a real pal for a boy VERN PICKERING CENTERVILLE We used to thmk hlm rather shy Hes turned mto no bashful guy For wlth his good scholastlc ratmz Hls hobby IS no longer girl hatmg Commerclal Contest 3 4 D Book Staff 4 RAY SMITH CENTERVILLE We ve known hum well We ve known hlm long And we have formed A fnendshlp strong Opera 4 Notorlous 21 RUTH ROBERTS CENTILRVILLE A combxnatlon Of books and fun She s a friend To everyone Junior Prom Committee 3 Track 3 ISABELLE STONEY SAN' FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA She was not here So very long But she has formed Some frlendshlps strong Pro Schola Tm' ' I1 In-fm 1 I U. . . h -: 'Q' , : NORTH FARMINGTON + lu, 1 1, .,,.x Il., ,o-' ,F eniors LEON FLINT LAYTON He suppressed all his desires in his first whirl, 'Tis all chnnfred now-- 'Twas a certain girl. Track, 2-4. VERLA SANDALL KAYSVILLE All about her is a delicate air, She has a gentle, yet vivacious yzrace Which makes her friends in every place. MELBA BENNION FARMINGTON Melba. the name sumzests the girl- Dainty, polite, sweet, and oh those curls! Martha E. Barnes Contest, 4. BERNARD THOMAS FARMINGTON He has ability to grain him recognition We hope he has a worthy ambition So that his llfe may be a success Class Officer 1 4 DALE HARRIS LAYTON To find a man so roundly built With honor truth restraint from guilt Would give us a never ending task DOROTHY HARRIS LAYTON Its hard to choose the best in a girl When theres so much to choose from So we ll leave it to you IS it brilliance ln raw Or only the talent of talking? Martha E Barnes Contest 34 Opera 3 H E C Officer 3 ETHEL KERR WOODS CROSS Dancing feet and hair that curls What a combination! Thats the klnd of peppy gurls We hate m our selection 1 . A q a Q, n '1 ix v. W 'T 'Af 'i O lr , -M A ze - WILLARD YOUNG KAYSVILLE Here s a boy despxbe hrs complexlon Who c.-mt wlthhold a blush Fxom an een slight suggestion DOROTHY BINGHAM WEST POINT Small she ls And brlght her smmle Qhe sec-me happy All the whlle blee Club Offlcer 4 ETHYL LLOYD NORTH FARMINGTON It may truly be sand Her heart has felt What the deeeper thmgs of lxfe May mean Martha E Barnee Contest 3 Dart Staff 3 le Rideau 4 DAVID STEED CLEARFIELD He dldnt take advanced Blology But we d surely owe a bug apology If vse didn t mentlon dramaology Marth1 E Barnes 4 Dxamatlca 4 Drama Vu IEN WADDOUPS BOUNTIFUL Vlxth real ability and yet sly If cxught hell blush the deepest dye BETH STEVENSON LAYTON Here 15 a gurl Whoa ab mee as can be l'he boys 1 am sure Wlll agree wlth me LUCILLE POTTER NORTH FARM1NG'r0N A quut mend There are but few Who know the treasure Hxd ln you Tm lv IO- , , , . .1 . S h. T I I. , . K . ' . - - . . s , , . He's near a shark in Sociolpzyg y - . v ' ' ' I 1 - , Z ' h ', I ' 1 ' ' . ' ' 1 6I11OI'S fa 4 -Q r x. 3' -fs LOUIS BRIGGS LAYTON He plays the game Wxth utmost vlm And makes hls classmates Proud of him 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Captam 2 3 4 Notorious 21 Football 4 Track FFRN RICHARDS BOUNTIFUL Fvery smlle a sunbeam Every tear a pearl They re what make us love you Llttle Senior gxrl VlcePres1dent 3 Dart Staff 2 A G S D Offlcer 3 4 Lommerclal Contest 2 3 Asst Offxclal Re Offlclal Reporter 4 Opera 2 3 H E Girls Glee Offlcer 4 Pro Schola Class porter 3 Off lcer 3 LARUE ROBTNS KAYSVILLE She popped through the halls Llke an old cock pheasant Dear to our memory Cause she was so pleasant Dart Staff 1 Asst Edxtor Dart 3 Spamsh Club Offlcer 4 Chemistry Essay Contest 3 Commerclal Tenms 234 Girls Champ 3 Pxesldent Pro Schola 4 EMMETT SIMPSON KAYSVILLE nown over Davis County or hls manager work es really very good nd he s no shlrk Athletlc manager 3 4 Notorious 21 GIRAUD WHITAKER KAYSVILLE Of all the boys ln our community Jerry we thmk ranks flrst In femlnme lmmumty EDITH RIGGS FARMINGTON ere she less happy all the time ed think she was m love ut as she never stops her cllmb uch trlfles shes above OLIVE CAMPBELL CLEARFIELD Shes so sweet and neat To know her IS a treat Commercxal Contest 4 .-if -L-' Tm-' l ' flown. 111211 o Contest, 3-4: Martha E. Barnes, 3: Editor LD Book, 4: K . F ' . H ' , - A , l ' . W . W , . . I B . S ' ' . . 1 X, A 3 k L J ,Msg -,::' ,-' fi--R 1 we 2 We CI11OI'S CARL BUTCHER KAYSVILLE When he blushes In that red sweater There IS no dlrference None whatever Notorlous ORA EGBERT LAYTON A faxr pxcture To hang on the NValls of memorv MELBA MCENTIRE CLEARFIELD She wonders lf thmgs are worth trymxt twlce But m order to have we must all pay the prlce DALE TOLMAN BOUNTIFUL We can read mischief m hxs eye So that would hls friendship try Must flrst retain no slips Devant le Rldeau Drama 4 GORDON THORNLEY LAYTON Thls fellow Gordon We re glad we knew For we ve enjoyed His frxendshxp true Football 34 Track 2 MELVA MAYLIN KAYSVILLE Are her actions guided by emotlon or duty' I4 she out for the practical thing or for beauty? Tvmould be mterestmg to know SARA PARKER LAYTON Quiet and calm In every way Thls will help her Succeed some day 'I'mf I1' I-w ' 21. And danger on his llps, D lm' Il linux. 19:11 CI11OI'S 91-' --.-1K4 kg CECIL CARR CENTERVILLE The influence of opera and play Made it unpleasant for him to stay. Eh What? D Staff, 3: Opera, 2-3-4: Dramatics, 3. MARGIE KERR svmcusm As brimful of mischief and glee As any mortal girl can be. Art Club Officer. 4: A. G. S. D. Officer, 2-3: Pro Scholag Girls' Track, 3. BERTHA FORD CENTERVILLE If Bertha were to write a book, The first portrayal Would be of frankness we believe. Pro-Schola. HERMAN NELSON BOUNTIFUL Athletics offered him a sport Studies found him but a little short But with the opera he lost his heart Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 u torxous 21 MFLV IN BURNINGHAM BOUNTIB UL He directed plays this noble lad Scovsled and growled but he wasn t bad Dramatlcs 4 Devant le Rideau ARLTA BENSON WOODS CROSS Areta youll readily agree Is an all around gurl Her art we admire A famed artist she ll be Art Club Officer 'S HILDA ARGYLF WOODS CROSS She IS a girl with enviable locks And her ready replies are like Jacks in the box . ,-Q: - ,,--:- ,---:N E a K . 1 . . -.- - i ,7 33 'E Q' ffx.g1,,g.., ,. if l L . .,-. X 2' i ill Qs, , 4 ,f 'fn -'R' DAVID BODILY SYRACUSE A queer ambltlon For a boy without curls To wrxte out the names Of brunette mrls IVIARCELLE LINFORD KAYSVILLE Blessed wIth a temper Whose unclouded ray Can make tomorrow As cheerful as today Pro Schola Officer 3 As-It Edltor D Book 2 A G S D President 4 Student Body Vxce Presldent 4 Tenms 234 Gxrls Champ 4 WILDA WAITE WEST POINT 'lheres charm In gurls Theres charm In curls Get them together Your head Just whlrls JACK THORNLEY LAYTON A brxlllant student An athlete too- A humorlst brlght A frlend whose true 'lvlllr Chemistry Essay Contest, 3: Class Officer 1 D Staff, 2-4: Football, 2-3-4-All State, 4: Track 1 2 'fl 4 Basketball, 2-3-4: Winner Cross Country Run 2 Ten nis, 3-4. A n ' . 0.f' ,-5 '-- J' 4: u It , -' , ' , - NOAL CLARK FARMINGTON A football star man clear through He will go far Success to you Football 1234 Captaln 4 Basketball 4' Icer 1 4 Notorlous 21 MARY WILCOX SYRACUSE Her musxc charms Her lxsteners ears Her many friends Her presence cheers H E C Offlcer 4 Opera 4 JENNIS WILLIAMS BOUNTIFUL Rlnns why they haunt her' Rings why they want her' Our demure vlce presldent you see She not the rlngs late of course and Her lxfe was mxsserxe Class Vlce President 4 Commercial 3 4 Dart Staff D Book4 Tm' IJ I' mmi. lflikl CI11OI'S N it NK 5' ALBERT MANN WOODS CROSS We wonder how the voice of one so Is all wrapped up in a lad so small. Opera, 4: Notorious 21. LAEL SMITH FARMINGTON A whisp of a blonde, A cheery hello g She's frank and delixzhtful- We hate her to Ro. tall, Girls' Chorus Officer, 43 Girls' Glee Officer, 3 Art Club Officer, 4. MILDRED GLOVER FARMINGTON She wears a smile All the while Just because Its right IH style ALVIN HART BOUNTIFUL Quite an athletic man Hes never very sad Considering all In spite of His shape hes not so very had Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Notorious 21 MILES BRYSON WOODS CROSS To be continually striving to better one Most surely brmgs advancement Notorious 21 ISABELLE RICE FARMINGTON To find a lass More dainty or more sweet Would be a ceaseless task We fear Pro Schola PEARL MOSS woons cnoss Pearl suggests shaded lights And soft music As a girl a soft fragrant Influence in our lives s self .1 3 3 5 K K' - l--ff.. ? k'--.N S ' .' 'Ly' I l 'ii JJ-'S-as CI1101 S ROY BEEZER bi RACUQI- fha-rex no one me Would rmthu ls A friend unto Oul whole luis throuLh Football 3 1 X ILATE SANDP RS 1-ARNIINK PON Un ue-ry feature of her fum Vlt r'1d1'mt modebty xml Ll xu I x X AUIN W HITECAR W OODS CROSS She xx ls clally Sdtlwfltll Whan her ta-.lm completul 'ohm could lelburely enjoy .1 um. x-. SHERMAN RICHARDSON 1' -XRNIING PON He has an eye l'or a xedl hot sxxeatcl -Xml none of Us could do much hettex PIIILO DIBBLF LAX ION Ihllo though hub name IS Dnbble ls the anbvxex to thu rlclmlle Who when lmffled xn lll dll-,U'!TlLllt Un na hlb opponent must. Lu x 1,1rl ook Staff u S 1 Bu me a 81151.61 D xrt 1155 flu.: De a mt. Xxce Pxecldem. Axt Club 3 WIELBA FISHER wx Esr I o1Nr 'Slut o lonl. 11,0 fhut wed lost thls 1,,xl But she came back to us And now vue have .1 pal X ERL MORTENSOIN bUNbET Vlhxle playing. on her mxophone She trled to pump .all fact yet known Untxl she xx ould haxe grown Into a perfect lady Devant le Ruledu 4 f 1 ri ,nn Z- r 52' lv A 3 if Wu-4 1 x... ll I 6I11OI'S CLYDE GAILEY KAYQVII I E To he or not to be IS the problem -Xnd xt dealb vu h bachelorhood GENEWIEVE BARLOW CLEARFIELD The more we see hlr smllo fne more ue wonder how exer could partake of pam And be as gay as now lf IRGINIA SIMMONS LAYTON To have a pleaeant countenance And eome ready wlt at hand Should make for any gzlrl a friend any cllme or strand E C Officer 'S LELAND MAYLIN KAYSVILI E He lb frank to the extent That we nearly lament That we all weren t born Just to sult hxm I- ootball REGINALD COLES BOUNTII' UL A very queer sort Qu1et for a boy With hxs perserverance Hell brlm, Joy ALICE HUGHES FARMINGTON Thele le som thing m the boftnenn Of the llght 1n her eyes That buseeet bylwan depths let unexplored SARAH KFNDALL SOUTH XVEBLR We pay honol to her Because she nexer left a duty untrled And the completlon of her tasks Always found them well done 'llartha E Baxnee Conte-bt 4 C 6 'L , ,f Q fiiiv . , , v , ' Y She ' ' ii , . I 1 T ,VL ., in ' . l I , H. . . ... . I 5 .5 , ,, Q ,- 1 K 3452 . '1 9 ' ' 1 .. rv Y 1 ' 3 X5 2 31 .1 4 A .VH 4 ,fir be ' ,' 'W'---' f N47 ., 57,1 f . ' - 1 V ARDLN GAUFIN IxAYbVILLE A boy who strnes to do his bet Tas Just such lncs that stand lnfes tests IONF POLL SOUTH WLBER Another loyal membel Oi the Red Headed Chnl A w.ry good student A humor1st Ye 'Nl 1 'xml EDNA ROBERTS KAYbVILLE. In order for her to be satlsfled Things must he done right For what ls xbunddnme If the quality IS poor THOMAS TINGILY CENTERVILLF To know hlm Was to thunk Lxfe must be A Jest IVAN ADAMS LAYTON Hes been wlth Us The-si short yens foul Wxthout thus frlcnd VVed all be poor Track 2 3 4 kootball 7 3 EDITH ML IR BOUNTIP UL Qunet and modest In every vsurd Often seen But seldom heard AURhLIA BRADER WOODS cnoss NVhen one ls so loyal to frlends Sne surely must fxnd success 6I11OI'S 'YL 'fn 945' JH' .iv - lnliiix ll! f ,,1 ,v Q 6I1IO1'S ,- AG MAX RICH He merited our confidence: He proved the best of presidents. Student Body President, 43 Dart Staff, 3: Martha E Barnes Contest, 3-45 Opera, 43 Tennis, 3-45 Notorious 21 DORIS KING KAYSVILLE Her hobbies and avocations Are varied and perplexing Until we sometimes wonder If we should ever form conclusions. ATHLENE WOOD CLEARFIELD It was once mentioned That she should be a lawyer, But men with their slow tongues Aren't fit competitors for her. Devant le Rideau Officer, 4. DEAN SWANER FARMINGTON His Prowess ln athletic games Has helped our school attain its aims Football 1 2 3 4 All State 4 Basketball Track 1 2 3 President Notorious 21 NLLDON RENTMFISTER KAYSVILLE This boy Rentmeister Took up Gregg Shorthand Cause to spell is much easier And you can write oh much fastex LOUISE SMOOT FARMINGTON Laughing lips Big brown eyes Make this maiden Lovably wise S D Officer 4 Pro Schola DORA NFLSON BOUNTIFUL When you look at her You can see it in her eyes She is out for lots of fun And likes a good surprise 1934 , 3 X5 2. , ' J , , ,, O , C - e ee if v -X - I eee so .. , 'l'mf lr l-om l A'l 6I110I'S LAWRENCE BANGERTER BOUNTIFUL He is known to us in football: In plays he reigns supreme. Hermy became his nom de plume And a freshie girl his queen. Football, 2-3-4: Track, 2-3: Drama, 2-3: Asz. Officer, 33 Notorious 21: Devant le Rideau. EVONA HIGLEY FARMINGTON Without defect, Without a flaw, This Senior girl Has learned to draw. HELEN RADDON SYRACUSE From her soul springs A never ending stream Of conscientiousness Coupled with the desire to please DOROTHY HAYES KAYSVILLE It may be said of her She would have everyone As happy as she WILLIS TALBOT LAYTON When ones eyes are so blue With such clearness of hue It must mean The boys soul is true MARJORIE ROBERTS BOUNTIFUL She was truly devoted to Nature She believed nothing could improse On the genuineness of her handiwork VERA ROUI-:CHE KAYSVILLE She types so fast The third lines finished Before the second is begun Club 'fs.,ff fN fl Cjxh I I 'K 1 Cf T 2 ' , I . 4N.NSjf.VQ1L l QNX .14 5 Z K MXH .1 'l'IiIf' ll I ' look. 1Tv.,.l CI110I'S l' fel fx CLYDE DECKER CENTERVILLE A first-class scout, A first-class friend, And one to keep To a Iife's end. VERA SMEDLEY LAYTON Vera's a type: She knows a lot, Assumes nothing, And has a good time anyway. Pro-Schola. KATHLEEN HILL SOUTH WEBER To have a sweet disposition is an asset: It lends one friends in time of need. PAUL SELNITE BOUNTIFUL If you think a thing for a long enough period It may become a part of you So take hope FRANK FENWICK BOUNTIFUL To blush is to show confusion But to laugh a merry heart Officer Boys Glee 4 Notorious 21 Track 2 3 Football 3 4 GWEN L1N1-'ORD CEN TERVILLE Gwens been with us Only this one year A very quiet girl We re glad shes here LILLIAN HATCH woons caoss She would have her work completed well So it her personality would tell .1 1 3 ' 3 '- ee 'TLV ,h ffiiw A I XX --Tiiwx-X V2 X . flfz-MQ. ' 4' ff '7 'l'm IV izomi. iwxl 4: CI1101'S ALLEN HOLT 1 CLEARFIELD In his eyes we read a question, Y On his lips we see a smile, We hope that life will treat him kindly, All his problems solved, meanwhile. French Club Officer, 4: Martha E. Barnes Conieit, Notorious 21. FLORENCE ZESIGER BOUNTIFUL A girl whose artistic ability Has influenced her own life And made the world more beautiful To those about her. MILDRED OLESON WEST POINT Her hair is as black as a raven, And her voice like some deep low spring. LAWRENCE WAITE BOUNTIFUL We believe Lawrence can see better with his glasses At least he has found a treasure Heretofore passed unobserved EARL MAYEIELD FARMINGTON A capable But a quiet man A true thinker Who says I can BESSIE W1Lc0x SYRACUSE Her friends are many Her foes has she any? Officer Home Economics Club 4 TALITHA CARLSON Boom-1FUL A girl as singular as her name Who in a quiet way has reached her fame With a cheerful personality s..,X fx 1 VUHK 14,.:i 1 .,..-I f' 'N f-FV? 3'1- -X CI1iOI'S ' HOWARD SMITH BOUNTIFUL Secretary, athlete, business man, and lover- What more could one man successfully cover? Football, 2-43 Class Officer, 4: Notorious 21, ARDELLE WHITECAR WOODS CROSS What she did was done sincerely With an aim to render clearly. RUTH HEYWOOD LAYTON Her actions, words and dress Bespeak the quiet order of her mind. FRANK ARGYLE WOODS CROSS Frew all our lives We re goin to recall De days when he Was wif us all Baseball 4 KEITH STAHLE BOUNTIFUL His superior work and ambition Will some day grant him a worthy position Student Body Officer 3 Theatrical Manager 4 MAUDE DUNCAN CENTERVILLE Within her breast beats the heart of a lover We thought not of this till we learned lt of her KARMA KNOWLTON FARMINGTON S e had no wish But bo be glad S e hated naught But to be sad Commercial Contest 4 Dart Staff 3 h . h .7 1 3 ' 1 5- J 4--V, A , ' f-Vi .L -ha-L . Qi- 'lr QE N 'l 4, ,I , f X -A 1.-s-,....h. J ULIAN HATCH WOODS CROSS A dynamo of wit and conversation And a nexer erding source of talking Baseball 4 BIRDIE ROBISON KAYSVILLE Your pardon my friend If my rhymes did offend Your pardon a thousand times oer Martha E Barnes 3 4 Year Book 3 4 EFFIE SIMPSON LAYTON Tis sad th camera Knows no hue For Effles eyes Are a heaven blue KENNETH SMITH BOUNTIFUL His source of Joy comes from his books And we d conclude from the way It looks That his brief case is his sole companion WAYNE CooK SYRACUSE Vke searched to imd A phrase to suit him Till we found these Fitting words Good sport EVA KIM KAYSVILLE Qhes the busy sort Always has a smile Does her work up well And busy all the while VIOLA PAICE wEs'r POINT We d really think her not so bad But If the truth m the matter were told Shed readily agree T Yes a cave man for me CI11OI'S ld xxx 4 'Q f Cs F - C, I N' Q, klxxloi X. X X Xxx-X 'lillli ll lluuli. 19:11 o W U V . i 'iikx' . - . 2 YA A' I Officer in Glee, 3: Officer in Spanish Club, 41 '- X , Q ' 0, .. I .., 4,17 Z-'A f f. CI1101'S KNEWEL RUSHFORTH KAYSVILLE Hls hobby seems To be hls Jokes Wlll nt ever be his Job Why not folks? lfootball 12 'S 4 Basketball 3 4 1' 4 rl t m 4 Nu orlous 21 ORBA STARK SOUTH WEBER Orba s little But shes wlse You can never tell By SIZE MARY HOLBROOK BOUNTIFUL I-or fame and fortune Shell not tarry Determmatlon That IS Mary Opela 2 Dart Staff 4 Drama 4 Dexant le Rideau Offlcc-1 Pro Schola CALVIN RAMPTON BOUNTIFUL He has been a fme :deal bourage humor laughter zeal Calvln s such a good debater lIe should be a lawyer later Debatmfz 234 Martha E Barnes 34 wmner 4 Const1tut1on Contest 34 Tenms 234 Opera 4 Drama 4 Asst Mgr D Book 3 Devant le Rldeau Ufflzer N0t0Yl0Ub 21 Class Offlcer 3 Manage: D Book 4 DELL HOLBROOK BOUNTIFUL Warm hearted and fearless But at Chrlstmas tlme must, hte away To a warmer cllme DELMA NELSON CLEARFIELD Tvx ouldn t hurt us to act as a mxrror And reflect he1 good actxons Into our own Ines Dart Staff 4 HOLLIS LAYTON KAYSVILLE A llttle mxschxef By the way A lxttle fun to spice Each day 0 ' , --.- 3 , A , - 1'rzu-k, l-2-1, C'p- n', 1 t' ' . D --:, -: ..,.:--:z ' I, He 'L I ! . ..- ' E J L S' 'Q r VV vf-a 'X Ls- ,I ,..,. fwu Arr A H C7f.w UIIIOFS 'l'lll. ll llu1rli. lfifll l.11'1iOI'S HUGH CANNON RUTH LAYTON VEE CALL LLEANOR STEED t ry M ES YEb lndeed We are proud to be members of the class of 1932 Thls year was one of outstandlng accompl1shment for us and even greater than the years that have gone before Our umty and ab1l1ty have been the talk of the entire school Our boys have Won for us and our dear old school honor and fame on the fleld of combat and our glrls are Justly known for thelr bralns and thelr beauty We are feared ln competltlon whether lt be bram or brawn on the platform of the assembly or on the grldlron but we are hopeful of even greatel thlngs ln the commg year Hugh Cannon our presldent has set a standard that w1ll take an effort to equal Ruth Layton our VICE presldent IS loved by all because of her Wlnlllllg' Smlle and frlendly greetlng They do not come better than Vee Call our secretary and treasurer The executlve commlttee Eleanor Steed Allan Warnock and Lamar Holt have alded the other offxcers 1n maklng thls year a huge suc cess The J umor Prom the SOC1al event of the year proved to be the most elaborate one ever held at Davls and really merlted the time spent on It by the offlcers and the class advlsors Next year we w1ll enter Davls w1th a determlnatlon to keep up our good standard and keep Davls on the top President Vice-President Secre a -Treasurer Prom istress H , . v 1 - 9 ! 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E girl-, Th Class of The eldss ot J lN the beet lt h 1s mole pe p th in 'ill the lest ll e ne ploud to be membel s of tlns elass -Xi It 18 one no othel ean NUIIJCISN ll hen xxe xx ele F18Slll6Q x oung and shx All upper eldssmen 1ust passed us hx Then xxe pissed to SOIJll0ITl0lLS glx VS hleh lett us httle tlme to pl IX Lp to JUIHOI s xxe dld stllde Nldlnng oul headQ sxx ell xxlth pl nle Thele xx ould he no sehool hfe it all ll 1tlflOllt the JUIHUIS to pen xde the h all Thexe S a D1 ettx fllalll named Je in If she should leaxe thex d be mlnue .1 queen Han 10116 hel fl llflfl xx ho N send to be bold Nex Q1 xx as knoxx n to tleat the box s eold Then eomes ll eldon qlfl md Don lVho xxlth then good looke haxe led the gnls on Ahene and Elma ale the qulekest of all ll hen lt tomee to gettlng then datee for the Ball Thele s Hugh and Thor nlex ou1 bdslxeth all men Ruth 1nd Flednox DAXIS s fan laeses Ale famed fcn the11 poxx G1 to keep bow t1 om elasQeQ Ex elxn xx ho IS not so dead Has P111 eompletelx out of lns head Bflllmla ind Beth the most populfn gnls W Ill mfmx box s hx l'ldXlIlg then eu1ls And so xxe eould xx11te on f1OIT1 dax to d tx But thele IS xust one mole thmg xx hleh I shall sax We xx1ll dlxxaxs tlnnk ot the Junlol xe 11 as 1 gledt sueeess -Xnd tlnough the eonnnff xea1 rn ilxe D 1x1s the he st Ox 1 .... -L , . as ' v 2 . 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MELBA GREEN CARL HAACKE FERN FISHER LAWRENCE SESSIONS LUANA MERCER BERT SHELDON ALIENE SMEDLEY THORNLEY SWAN NORA GREEN RAY KANO GENIEVE HOGAN DALE HOLBROOK ETHEL WOLFGANG HOWARD STRINGHAM MAE WELLING l.1I'1iO1'S x-. fs fs! 5 'A' 1:1-L. ln... 2 I llI1i.OI'S 'G NIARJORIE TURNER ELDON BARLOW VELMA JEPPSON WVESLEY CHRISTENSON MARY SMITH JOH N PETERSON JEANETTE FORD KEITH SMITH FERN RANDALL ALLAN VVARNOCK IVIARY LEONARD JEX STRINGHAM HELEN FORD NEIL WEST ZORA ROBERTS x h Q1 . f, 3, M' ' 4 X A XS 31 :IA 1 , , -I XV' NT.. , f- I A , ' ii 4 ff' Q 1 Q 'M N'iQ' 'R I I I HELLEN STRINCHAM THATCHER ROBINSON MYRLE UDY EARL KYNASTON lMAISY SANDALL HUGH CANNON JANE DIBBLE LLOYD ZESIGER FRANKIE SMEDLEY JAMES EVANS HELEN WILKERSON FRANK EGGETT ERMA SHEFFIELD WILLIS WALTON NORA HOLBROOK l.1I'11OI'S ,XX 'K 2 J NGK f' ' fv- 'li'j'rr uniors L.. sn BEE GREEN CARLOS CLARK SARAH PARKIN BEATRICE CALL TERESE ROBERTS ELMER YOUNG LILLIAN BANGERTER DARREL ELLIS JUNE NELSON ILOYD COOK DORIS VOWELS ISABELLE BYBEE NIAXINE POTTER THELDA BURNINGHAM VEE CALL A , A fm 'J , HELEN GAILEY MARJORIE BROWN OLIVIA GRAHAM BARBARA BUGGER ELMER CLARKSON JUNIOR MABEY ELLA D ADAMS MELBA BENNETT MARJORY BROWN LEO EGGETT RUTH TIMMQ KEITH TINGEY SYLVIA CARR HAWLEY REED MARLIN GREEN . . , '1 lv 3111 WI mnyxu 1lI1iO1'S Q K.. XR J Zi' A , DENNIS WHITE JEAN UNDERWOOD WAYNE CRIDDLE LUCY RICE SHIRLEY KING TRESSA GRIFFITH INOALL CLARK MARY ALICE RODGERS VVENDELL BARBER RUTH LAYTON THERON JOHNSON EDITH CANNON DON HATCH EVELYN BLOOD EDWARD CLAY Y I Sw 2 A DAVID GROSSMAN ERMA COTTRELL ARCHER CLAYTON MILDRED Moss GRA NT EARL FRANK HERROD IOLA SMEDLEY WELDON PARRISH MAUDE W1x0M LLOYD BARLOW J Essu: KIM JACK STEED ANNA WEST Louis SJORLOM DOROTHY PALMER I I MH-I-,. A-I! D Ll1'1iOI'S N ELEANOR STEED LA MAR HOLT DOROTHY ROBINS RALPH TANNER VIRGINIA KYNASTON STEWART BONNEMORT ZOLA NEW RICHARD MARSTON GERTRUDE BARLOW MERRILL PETERSON RUBY PARKIN JACK WIIITESIDES KEITH BROWN FLOYD TSUJIMOT0 MYRON MANNING 'b I f I I 2 : , 0 A if . G-A5 . BW, 'A J 1 .CLAS PQ Q fx I I N J lf- 'NV 43.4...,....., 'N' ff! njlwh ophomores kb A 41 ' , 1, A ' if ',+ 'J ! - 1 . Q' 1 :I - f , ' frfgw 1 . in A - . r' 'I Tm lv l: 'llx. lfffil I sophomores L. HEPWORTH R. CHRISTENSEN L. WINEGAR M. PARRISH ice- resi en resi en Sec.-T as. . WE HAVE Just f1n1shed our sec ond year voyage around the Davls globe of hlgh ldeals and educatlon on the the good Shlp Nmeteen Thlrty three The seas have been rough at tlmes but under the fr1endl5 guldance of our Dll0tS and super pllots we have made th1s crulse one of unexcelled accompllshment and enjoyment It has brought to us an abundance of events and 3Ct1V1tl6S Debatlng has occupled the thoughts of many of the talented members of the class The drama and opera have also brought to us a large measure of success and our soclal career has been the admlratlon of all Our prospects are rosy ln regard to athletlcs for we have materlal on board whlch looks very promlsmg Through the efforts of every member of the class we have come to dock safely ln port and we slncerely hope that when ln future years we agam set forth on the long Journey good fortune wlll bear Wlth us as It has done ID the glorlous relgn of our Sophomore Class of 31 I 1' f' 1 V P d t P d t re Com Chairman o u Lit n q J ' U ' ' 7 , . 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HELEN HOLBROOK KEITH FORD RUTH ROBINSON LEVOY FORNELIUS HELEN SESSIONS LEORA GORE FRANK GRANATO PHOEBE BUGGI-:R LAWRENCE MZITCI-IELL FERN LAYTON BETH GAILEY KEITH SESSIONS BETH PACE MABEL COLES JUNE STEED LOIS ROBINS MARJORIE MOON JUNIOR HESS AFTON WORKMAN MAX BYBEE ELSIE JACOBS KENNETH SPENCER JOSEPHINE HARRIS MARJORIE EVANS S B -3 JH A S' V!47Il 'IV'f11'1fix Will LUGILE HEPWORTH RUSSELL THURGOOD GENIEVE LEE GORDON STRONG Ross WRIGHT DONNA LEWIS LULA MCENTIRE VERA PAGE BETH GRANT WARD TOLMAN EVELYN NELSON REX MANNING CAROL COOK IDA BURNINGHAM BOB CHRISTENSEN LURAINE WINEGAR WANDA SIMMS GEORGE TALL ELAINE PACK MARY BURNINGHAM HAZEL GARRETT NEWELL THURGOOD LUCILE HILL AUDREY DALTON ophomores Q. X LQEEE HEVVFQQVE-Q.,f'f1 X. ,.f' N.. oplmomores ISABELLE BURTON JOHN AMMODT FAE STEVENSON JAY HENNEEER KENNETH CRAIG GENEVIEVE WALKER NELLIE LINOE MARY STOKER LORNA SHEFFIELD EMERY ARGYLE FERN GREGORY BILL MANN ELLA CORBRIDGE MYRTLE JACKSON BOB ROBINSON HELEN CORBRIDGE CLARENCE LAW ETHEL MAYFIELD MARJORIE HARRISON DOROTHY STEWART VONDA HARDY BLAINE FISHER N ORMA NALDER ELDREDGE GRANT I K 3 f A 9 46 V 1 QM? J 'LE K 'f I V A A A 1,--,I,,. DOROTHY LAYTON LARENE Woon HELEN GREEN IRvIN MCINTIRE HENRY QUEBEC OLIVE ROBINS RAY TovEY ARLIENE WILLIAMS LUCILE SMITH BLAINE RILEY EVA TOLMAN ALLAN BARBER MILDRED MANN RUTH HILL LEWIS EDWARDS FRANCES COTTRELL BILL WEAVER GERALDINE HALLIDAY VELMA MORTENSON INEz STARK VERA MOORE ELDON BENNETT JUNE RAMPTON FLORENCE BRIGGS r . ., -- 1 . .vw gfif IP lffrtxi-x ,,'-,L oplmomores L MARGARET RIGBY EDWARD WILSON LAVAUN HATCH CHARLES HOLBROOK FLORENCE BARTON ELAINE HATCH ROSS HOWARD HELEN MUIR VIRGINIA PORTER CLARENCE DAVIS ALICE WHITE BONNIE ADAMS BEN WHITESIDES ROSE MARIE EVANS MARJORIE HUNTSMAN LEO HAWKINS EDNA EVERETT CORA FLINT REED SIMMONS MARY RANDALL INEZ THURGOOD LAWRENCE MILLER LA RENE STARK FERN NELSON 9 s A 1 .1 J ..-.... , . ,f Cf- If Z 'lf' 7 JT' I 'l'fII 'IV'fhn1Ix IUIZI ERMA SIMONS ARVIL CHILD . PHYLLIS TINGEY BINDEN COTTRELL ELMI-:R WINEGAR GOLDA BURNINGHAM VERN WEST GRACE PARK JOE ROBERTS HAROLD BENNION LILLIAN HARRIS ELBERT HATCH AARON MOSS ALICE WHITESIDES HAVEN BARLOW RAMONA HILL ALAN NAYLOR HYRUM LAYTON JUNE CARDALL EVAN BROWN LLOYD HARRISON ELAINE SESSIONS BASIL HADLOCK JACK MCCORD Soplmomores 4 ,X f f 'VMI-' IV l'1m1' l i , n A' ,.. oplmomores DALE STEED LEONA BARKDULL A BARLOW WOOD ALLENE GREEN LOIS GOODFELLOW MORRIS PARRISH ELEANOR SMITH LEO MAYFIELD' JOSEPH KESLER RUTH PORTER WINSLOW EVANS EMMA SPACKMAN ALICE RICHARDS WALTER PARRISH RUTH BRYSON EZRA CLARK CLARK CHENEY KATHLEEN O NEIL PHILIP PIERCE JOSEPHINE GWYNN LYNN WILCOX DELTON NELSON IRA HOLBROOK CARL GALBRAITH I Y I I .1 ISS A 1, . h Rx ,' .H il In ,Mn A, S ffvg, rf'f4 fl . f4 n 'qw gi. Freshnlen VL - fi' ray A I-.7AQnN','i' - -,xf -L ,' nx A ' V D ' . l i I 1 'I A 1 iff.: NL ' A 'Lu ? fx x-' . x , ,- H-' 'vi .G 5.1, F 4. 5 x. ,ff . Nf . , . xi Hx 5 K' s L' sh- 'i' . xx' ' 'aww A ' I- ' 7 I .X x . . Njkg 1- 3 ' . iff 4 1,. ' ff- , , , .' 2 ., 'v,- f 1. Z ., ., , ' in llll ll lmfm. l.4..l I FTCSIIHICH R OVIAT G RUSHFORTH M LINFORD K BUGGER FRESHMEN v Rah' Rah' Fresh men' That s the H01Sy blast the upper classmen heard when the Freshles entered the halls of Dav1s Have you notlced that the Freshles are not so stupld as they used to be? In hung up to thexr reputatlon they have usually sat around waltlng for someone to ask them to do somethlng but now It IS no easy task to keep track of them Tlmes have changed and the greenllngs are advanc 1ng to the front They are strldmg forth to achleve all they can The Freshmen Matlnee and pep assembly under the dlrectlon of thelr class offxcers and advlsors were mdeed successful The manner IH Wh1Ch they chose thelr leaders was mdeed representatlve of good Judgment These Freshles are golng far and Wlll make real school hlstory for Dav1s Hlgh X '-++ P-resident vice-President 1 Sec.-Treas. Corn.Chairma , . . v. . . Y . - , n , n 1 , - . ' . ' 7 9 J , fe , ,,,.,,-:T 'li - XX '1 'x Z . ., , ,i K. Y I.,-.--- x fxtx A g X- +2-Q----Q., NORMAN CANNON VIOLA MARSTON ELAINE BARTON DERAL DRAPER MARIAN SULLIVAN DOROTHY WILLIAMS LAMAR HANSON RUTH LOVE ARDEN SMEDLEY BESSIE EVANS THORA KING ANSON WAITE LA VAUN HOLBROOK MARY GREEN GOLDEN SILL ANNA SPACKMAN LORRAINE KELLER LLOYD HOLT MARJORIE COOK KATHERINE BUGGER VVILLIAM EPPERSON INA LLOYD BURDEEN ADAMS ELAINE HYDE Z' -- 1 ., -., III?-. 1' Ix1H'!x,1f'-Il FrCSl'1H1Cn LUCILE MANNING MYRON LINFORD GERTRUDE RUSHFORTH HENRY PRICE NEWEL BARNES VIRGINIA EVANS NOLA BARBER FERN SIMMONS ELIZABETH ELLISON SARAH LINI-'ORD ANNABELLE HARRIS ALLAN BRYSON WILLIAM PETERSON MABEL RIGBY ROBERT HALL JENNIE BEESLEY FERN GALBRAITH ILENE TALBOT DOROTHY SHROPE DAWSON SIMPSON MARY MCALLISTER ELLEN CONWAY REED OVIAT RUTH TOLMAN I 5 5 x5 ' 1 J H-, ,, T? A-I V Lx X---.... , CL?-K A f' '21 J,f fl., I A N S 'I Q-Ii E INF Htnrlx. ISIIZI 'NIARJORY SMITH RLEY SPENCER JOE RICHARDS JUANITA XOIING VS ILLIAM O BRIEN MARJORIE DIOKSON NORA WILCOX KENNETH WALTON LAVON J OST IWA LAYTON UDELLE WOOD FRANCIS DAVIS LAW ARE ELLIS WINII-'RED COOK MARY BONNEMORT SARAH SPACKMAN LAYINIA YOUNG JOHN IMADA DOROTHY NAKAISHI FERN STOKER LOIS SESSIONS FLORENCE BUCKLEY LOUISE BAMEROUGH JIM PRIGMORE FCS H1611 K ,J 'N L f5 fXN f' ff NR ,..r' '- 1 . ln Im. IJ I.OOR.l.b..l I'CSh1'I1611 IN 4 W -?i HAZEL CLARK DEAN BARBER LUCILLE LAYTON SHERMAN HODSON MAX WARE DONNA RAMPTON SHERMAN HOLBROOK ARLENE STARK JUNE RENTMEISTER TOSHI YAMASHITI RUBY RASMUSSEN GORDON BARLOW GEORGE HAYES IVIIRLA HAMBLIN CLYDE MORTENSON MAXINE PATTERSON VERA WINEGAR MERVIN ALLEN WANDA WELLING FERRIS EVANS ELDON SIMMONS WANDA JENSEN HARLEY SURRETT FERN DAHL 1 O 5 . , Q A K' A '1tlL..'1T ,-rv, Lil ,,, .1 fx N g3 ,EEO,OE 1 rv f if ffm, Ct1V1t16S K X I XX 1 lx, Q' ' yy' 'jf -N n I r A I I 'fl X' , 'xx ' - - Q -'- I O O if-I .1 I.-nm.!iv.-1 f-54' ff- D Staff C RAMPTON L ROBINS A RICE L MERCER B CHRISTENSON Bu-mess Manalzer Edltor A-mst Business Mgr Asst Editor Asst Business Mar V PICKERING H QTRINGHAM H C MILLER J WILLIAMS L I-IALES Special Art Advisor SDCCIHI Advisor B ROBIEON V ROBINSON G LEE J BEESLEY R CALL Semor .Iumor Sophomore I' reshman Humor J THORNLEY E BI OOD S BONNLMORT M UDY VILL CALL Athlet1c5 Typist Humor fy pn-L Athletlcs hi-+ 'I'Hl ll II1m3. JI' The Dart Staff BETH MOON PHILO DIBBLE RUTH LAYTON Editor Hu me s Manazer As t Editor RALPH TANNER ELAINE PACK MR MILES Asst Bu me s Mgr As t Edltor Faculty Advisor ITH MORE rapld fire than evex before the Darts have shot forth to the great dellght of the entxre student body Changed and revlsed but better than ever each ISSUE has plerced the bulls eye ln the target of accompllshment and satlsfactlon At the cry of Darts out semors to freshles all ahke forget thelr dlgnlty and scramble for thls blossomlng publlcatlon of really newsy and valuable artlcles The efflclency and energy of the entlre staff are hlghly commendable The edltor Beth Moon and her associate editors Elaxne Pack and Ruth Layton Tanner asslstant busmess manager have managed the busmess and fmanclal end of lt wlth abxllty The repoxters staff IS composed of Allen Warnock and Fred Gregorv athletlcs, Beatrlce Call and LaMar Holt humor Mary Holbrook soclety and alumnl June Nelson and Cleone Adams speclal Jennls xVlll13mS and Delma Nelson Senlor Sylvla Carr and Elmer Young Jumor Ollve Roblns and Dorothy Layton Sophomore Ellzabeth Elllson and Sarah Lmford Freshman Dorothy Robxns cartoonlst Meryle Udy and lmelyn Blood typlsts ,ef H -X s ' X X E l y , I ' s' s s. ' v ' . s' s ' . s. ' ' ' , . . Q . 1 l I , u 3 4 . AL , Y, . ' . I 1 I .Q I Y Y . , Y . A . y .D A , have done .remarkable work. Phllo Dibble, buslness manager, and Ralph , Q ' ' , v ' , 2 1 ,es N ' ,X . . x. - , Y .vg- I, As' M, A l x. t K R- Z ' ' 1 'l ' ll'---iw., IHUE Debating L. SHEFFIELD C. RAMPTON M. EVANS A. RIFE E. LLOYD THE DEBATERS themselves have proved the question of whether debating has been a success this year at Davis. For with tireless effort and enthusiasm the team has really accomplished something They haxe tray elled to all parts of the state foi practice debates and ale now going to enter the league debates Of the many contestants in class debates and on the squad the team finally picked were Calvin Rampton and Allen Rice Negative Lorna Sheffield and Marjorie Evans Affirmative and Ethel Lloyd Alternate They have convincingly argued on the question for debate this year Resolved that chain stole are a detriment to the American people Due credit should be given to the team for their splendid work and ability Mr Gardner and M1 Miles the coaches should also recelve laurels for their valuable contrlbutlon to the success of debatlng this year . . 7 v - y . ' l ' 1 , Z , S , . H . . Q . . , . !9 . . 1. I , , A 9 J My A P C pf 1 i 'tt , Z ' H AY l ,. 1-ixsxx Ax., - ommerclal Contest TpR LeEggttLR Rb Wll Bn y k sz y M yl Udy RIDAY March 27 fourteen of our commerclal students left for Provo to attend the Seventh An nual Utah State Commerclal Contest sponsored by the School of Commerclal Flnance at the B Y U The flrst year shorthand team was very successful placmg second ln the state one of 1tS members w1nn1ng flrst place and re celvlng the Gregg Gold Medal The team was composed of Cleone Adams Luana Mercer and Leo Lggett The second year team conslstlng of Karma Knowlton LaRue Roblns and Jennls W1ll1ams brought to thelr school th1rd place Vlfgle WllllamS and Ione Poll trled for the Gregg Medals Al though they were not announced as the wlnners they ranked near the top The two shorthand teams ranked thlrd 1n the state Lucy Rlce Ol1V6 Campbell and Vonda Hardy represented Da VIS 1n the flrst year typewrltlng and are to be commended on thelr good work Our students partlclpatlng ln the novlce contest were qVlV13 Carr Meryle Udy and Vern Plckerlng They also kept up Davls good standard Under the able SUDGYVISIOH of Mr Roblnson and MISS Oldham these students contrlbuted much honor to the school VN X l fx Moon Lady MARY WILCOY i' ,.- llill ll Iiouk. liliil Opera HE OPERA thIs year was a declded success A modern story set to muslc by Noble Cam a well known Amerlcan composer was performed The Opera as the name suggests Once In a Blue Moon has a rather unusual plot In that lt concerns the love af falrs of a flckle young college lad who substltutes anoth er fellow to attend a welcome home receptlon for hlm Complxcated sItuat1ons arlse but to the satlsfactlon of the audience the story ends as all storles should The cast 1tS8lf dId some very fIne Work Varlety of parts lent a great fIeld for Indlvldual performance and more than one hundred flfty students trled for parts The large choruses responded well and gaxe some xery flne Interpretatlons of the muslc The Opera was dlrected by Mr Stacey and asslsted by MISS Burnlngham The cast follows M1s Montgomery Sylvza Montgomery Leatnce Montgomery M1 Babbztt Morton Betty M01 ton Mrs Lila Lavendar Bzlly Maxwell Gemge Taylor M Rene Le Mon Suzanne Suzette Hop Suzy Hz Skylark Roams Mooney Sparky J PN ,. 5 L JEANETTE FORD GENEIVE LI-'E LURAINE WINEGAR VEE CALL SYLVIA CARR RUTH LAYTON NORRIS KNIGHTON DAVID HUGHES MAX RICH BETH EVANa MYRTLE JACKSON ALBERT MANN CALVIN RAMPTON CLYDE MCINTYRE XVARDE TOLMAN . , , . 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W X I M- 2 X V . l, ,lv --, .L -X ,.,,, , 'lqlll ll l'4Ulx. li'51l Drama lonesy trlumphs March 5 1931 the curtaln went up on the annual school play Jonesv one of the three performances g1VGH Those who saw It need not be told that It was a success those who dld not see It mlssed one of the most entertalnlng offerlngs ever pre sented at Davls Credxt and thanks are glven to those who contrlbuted to lts suc cess to the talented and untlrmg efforts of the entlre cast to the re markable work of the theatrlcal manager Elmer Young and lastly to the able and tlreless dlrectlon of MISS Burmngham The cast was composed of VEE CALL EVELYN BLOOD MARY HOLBROOK MARTHA HoLT DALE STEED DAVID STEED Dzana Devereaux HELEN STEED Mr Jackson CALVIN RAMPTON Mr Jones Mrs Iones Anne Jones Mzldned Ellis Wzlbe1 Jones Billy Mmgan Katze RUTH LAYTON 5 NORRIS KNIGHTON Plumbers QMELVIN BURNINGHAM Policeman DALE TOLMAN Mr Szleerburg LALRENCE SESSIONS Theati zcal Manager ELMER YOUNG Dzrector Miss BURNINGHAM ,X X .JLH .1 X 2 X if Martha E Barnes ontest DOROTHY HARRIS CALVIN RAMPTON ONE OF THE most prom1nent 3CtlV1tl6S at the Davls Hlgh School IS the annual Martha E Barnes Oratorlcal Contest Th1s contest brlngs to llght many hldden tal ents of the students of the school who are lnterested IH oratorv Calvln Rampton recelx ed the much deslred award the gold medal Hls wlnnlng oratlon World Peace The Object of Human Neces sltv revealed the remarkable ab1l1tv and forcefulness of h1s com posltlon and dellvery May Calvm contlnue h1s wonderful work and we slncerely hope that hlS genlus W1ll not be unrewarded Dorothy Harrls a young lady of eloquent speaklng abll1tV was awarded second place Her subyect was Imposslble Is Un Amerl can She has speclal ab1l1ty and 1n comlng years we hope that she w1ll become an orator of renown ln the state and natlon Honorable mentlon must be glven to the other seven contest ants who dld exceptlonal Work and were a great help 1n the llpllff of the lnterests and ldeals of the school Among the asplrlng artlsts of the tongue were Max Rlch Thlnkmg Luana Mercer The Wldenlng Hor1zon Sarah Kendall The Freedom of the Soul Melba Benmon Avallable Assets To An Effectxve Personallty Allen Holt The Nature of Justlce Blrdle Roblson How Much Efflclencv Is Necessary Davld Steed Why We Should Sup port The Red Cross May the future contestants show as much enthuslasm and tal ent as the contestants thls year .425- it ,Q f ' 'bn Q C I N , FQ -, 7 - , , . . . . 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' V V Y O-Y' XX.- A 31,1 zlffl Stoclqudgmg Thls Neal we have been ablx lepresented IH stock Judging bv Wayne Cuddle Wendell Barber and Wllllam McEnt1re They represented DHNIS Hlgh at the State Fan ff1C1al Reporters VN ere It not for oux off1c1 l reporters the outslde worll would llttle know of the 1m portant events transplrlng a Davls Hlgh School As It IS Fern Rlchards who holds thx offlce as offlclal tattler alded by her able asslstant Eleanor Steed has kept the suuoundmg country papers full of detalls of school lt and act1v1t1es and has even extended her artlcles to thc Qty papers These glrls have greatly added to the evel glowing prestlge of Dans ELEANOR STEED FERN RICHARDS Theatrlcal Managers KEITH STAHLE ELMER YOUNG lhe school w1ll llttle note nor long remember what IS wrltten here but lt w1ll never forget what IS done here Our theatrlcal managers Ke1th Stahle and then Elmer Young who succeeded Ke1th atter hls honorable departure have contrlbuted greatly to the success of the theatrxcals presented Thev are to be con gratulated for thelr untlrmg and competent efforts If Elmer would not like to follow the llnes of stage man ager he mlght try calc1m1n 1ng bTLDI' N I IODX MAA III: II MARIIIII IINIORD TIIORNLIY Sw xx I AVIRINII SISSIONS OPI RA NIARY IVIIIOX GFNIIVI IIE I PF CAIL NIORRIS KNIK IITON DAVID IIUI IIIS MAX RII II BFTII PVANS ALDI RT MANN IFANITTI FORD RUTII I AYTON IURAINI XI INECAR CECIL CARR NIARY ALICI RODCI-'Rs COMMI RCIAL COINTI' ST I LANA MERCER CLEONE ADAMS LEO I4 CCETT LARUF ROBIN KARMA KNOWLTON JENNIS VVILLIAMS VERGII-' WILLIAMS IONE POLL THEATRICAI MGRS KEITH QTAHLF ELM ER YOUNG IE Wal' S II AIIT IISITII MOON I rlllrn IIIIII 0 IIIII LI' BIINIIIINS IIIIHIIIIIP XTHI FTIC' M KN ACI FMVII-Tl' SIMPSON D IO0Ix I ARUI ROIIIINS I'd1fm CALVIN HAMPTON Hmzm ss Jllnnfzmr IOOTI AI L HOWARII SMITII ALVIN HART LAWRI-INLP BANIERTER NOAL CI ARII DFAN SWANER THORNLPY QWAN JACK TIIORNLEY BILL COVILEY LOUIS BRIGGS JOE VI IIITESIDFQ KNEWELL RUSHEORTII GORDON TIIORNLEY JUNIOR MABEY CARLOS CLARII FRANK IAENWILK DEBATING NIARJORIF EVANS LORNA SIIEEEIELD ALLEN RICE CALVIN RAMPTON Valcdzrlmzan I ERN PICKERIING 4SIxI IIAI I OI IS IIRIK CS DIAN SWAN-R I IIORNII I Bw xx HOD KRD I ANI I NII-RRILL I'I ll RNON RAI I4 VANS IOI XI IIITISIDIV DON H ITI II OPI ICI-XI BI POIITI I IRN Ru IIARDS CROSS COLIVI RX I Aw RIINKI' SISSIONS 'IIACK SIYMOUR BURTON X IRCIL HODSON I LTON VI ILC OX HAROLD DAWSON ELI!!-RT SIIEEI-IILD I OUIQ BRICCQ IIFRMAW NELSON IXNIEVS I LL RUSHIORTII II' LAVI RENCF IIANCFRTFR DRAMA VFE CALL IQIVILYN BLOOD MARY HOIRROOK MARTIIA HOIT DALE STEED DAVID STEED HELEN VVILCOX CALVIN RAMPTON RUTII LAYTON 'V V VVVV ,f - y IT - NJ I II I I JI- 'I J II , , , , VV 1 .V 1' ' f I V ' V v. VIIII II A ' ' , I V , , A B1 V F, V v avi- '-ww 1 ' ' . ' ' It I IL IIA L 'A 1' ' flu I I I 'II I 1 I II f III III. 4 1 wr I' 1 - I I I I I - ' -1 '1 V . I I I , A A K ' I I 'I IX SYLVIA CARR S- . , 1. I I I 1 ,' ,,, ,. VV VV1 V H . .V A ,I 1 I . ' V .vfs I-vw vw I V L j V I -1 I L I II J A I I I I I V V I I y V V , I I 1 L ,J 3 V 7 1 I L I V I I V ' I I ' In 'I v ww 1 A A .I , Y V. w I I v v A ' 'J A I II ' II I I I V , I I All 4 I S I 1 f 'vw V 1-y V I I I I V II I I k I 4 1 , V I -' 6 'fxrqpufwfh Athlet1cs X .,, i fj ., A Q',l'fNj , frrpm nj. ,a Q 1- In G . ,lf , V 1 Z' pf Adi 111:4- COACH be1 of the gang that falthfully serves Da us IS Emmett Slmpson the Athletlc Manag er Very few w1ll ex er forget Mutt as he looked when he ran out on to the football fleld carrylng bottle after bottle Nor w1ll they forget how swftly he sprmted up to the offlclals to flnd tune when the score was dangerously close It IS lndeed flttlng that Emmett should be commended for hls two years of loyal servlce to h1S school oac ro t ITH BATED breath we hsten to h1m wlth admlrlng es es vse watch h1m and vuth all ou1 healts we respect h1m f01 h1s pOW6l as an athlete a coach and a man' F01 he IS the pe1 son1f1cat1on of athlet1cs at Davls he IS the coach He knows the game and he teaches the boys to know It know It llke a clean flghtlng spo1tsman He lmplants IH them the physlcal requ1rements for the game trams them vsorks unceasmgly Wlth them and glves h1S best fo1 them And ln return they glV6 the1r best for h1m and the1r school We haxe had our ups and downs but he has kept through lt all Coach Croft need mo1e be sa1d Mutt PROMINENT mem MUTT Yell Masters HERE ARE many klnds of pep but the good old fashloned pep that sets the splne to t1ngl1ng IS the k1nd D3VlS has shown thls year No one wlll galnsay It for under the guldance of Lawrence and B111 louder and lustler cheels and more en thuslastlc and loy al support have been glven than ex er before So as a fmal rally lets glV9 three hearty rahs for our cheer leaders and hope that the Davls Splflt wlll never dle -mx ,W 1 W, h l 'ii 2 V 'kb f is if A --N '. 7 v 7 V 1' V' . . K v ' . ' 4 ll ., H . . . . . , l -, .1 . - 1 A j ' Q U y f , v . Y . V l 5 . , . , 1 . . , . 7 ' , the fellows to that fighting pitch of never-say-dle ss 'H y ,LA tt if - 1 if si , u 9: ' - X v. . . , . - ' Y 66 77 ' ' ' u ' va Y . ssT . . ,, . . V . i I . n a , Y 1 ' ' . . V . Y . . . , 3 , 5 Football HEN THE dean of ath letlcs at Daus Coach Croft made hls call fox grldlron men on the Sth of Septembel stal wart youths rallled themselxes together wlth the detel mlnatlon to learn football Some were large some were small but all were W11l mg to sally forth to sacrlflce their beauty lf necessalv to uphold the honor of Davls Wlth eleven letter men back our ambl plonshxp For many weeks the grldlron men of Dax IS labored wlth all then mlght mlnd and strength to put themselves ln shape to meet the keen competltlon that they were to encounter bv belng changed Into the Salt Lake dlstrlct The flrst thrlll er came on the 10th of October when Davls met the L D S on thell home tleld Everythlng went well The Dart grldders plaved a flne game and there was enough competltlon to make lt excltlng The flrst battle of the season ended 16 to 6 for Davls NOALL TUNK CLARK C pta On October 16 came the day for the Darts to meet the Beetdxggels of lordan The weather report was given as a beautiful dav but no Da BILL SWANER LOUIE f X M x k 6 -2' l ' I , 'J ' I . V , L . ., . .- UD L . Que x .v U T , H u l a , .- '- A tlons and ldeals went towards the state cham- ' y v Q I 7 a in - - , . . . . , . 1 l Y . . t , Q , X THE ll liooli. 19351 Football DAVIS HOLDS JORDAN FOR No GAIN VIS student had time to notlce the vseather or to study any books As the result of the efforts of 15 hard boxled Darts who wore clothes hard ly flt for a mght club and 1200 Dart boosters supportmg the team and yell master Davls won over Jordan 14 to 0 In thls game our Nelson was chrlstened Half Pmt and Cowlex won dlstlnctxon by h1S bullet llke passlng GORDON JOH HON SPOOF -2' .,.+? J f f,f- L I , S l l l 1 . . . 1 K . L ' , - . , . 1 , . . H . ,, . . . . - 7 - . 7 . ' ' '- '. L. X- ki , . Lava. ,D-Wy I I I I . 3 Ng K Z W x ,i 114- X rf ,X- 4 x 1-1-,f Q Z ki - 4' I ,,-'-'---- X .XL - bxkvx -A Football 1, 7' I xbox HOD I AT SIKIE The Frldav of the follomng w eek Octobel 24 found the Darts tlavel mg 1n mass formatlon to the c1ty of Zlon to meet West Slde Hlgh School was d1Sm1SS9d after the foulth perlod and every one went to the game The enthuslasm was so great that It took about sexen blg fat men IH blue un1fo1 ms to keep the exc1ted football fans on the grand stand Th1s entounte1 ended 19 to 13 for Dans Next came the 1mpo1 tant game ot the season If Davis could show wlctorx oser Gramte It would put her leadmg the Salt Lake Cllitflfft The frame began The teams seemed wen ex enly matched At the end of the flrst half the SLO16 stood 7 to 0 for Dans but the farmers came .1017 SWAN NEI 5 , f gf fxx f , x fs 1 my , 'Pm ull' llwrl-., l.'f11 + SWE -- A D ' 1 5 ' ' no , 1 ' rr 7 tg I -mx, X K Ny V . , T X. X , IW .. . g xy . . X .1 A + . 5 ,LN .Lu V f k ,rl I .. ,. .., .. ..- , ,. , ' v' v . v - u 7 7 X . . I ' . v 7 . Y . Y . . . 1 . Q - ' 1 1 ' v' . . . v . Q . . Q ' . L v. 5 Y Y ' . . . . . . L , . . Y . v 1 1 D ' . t - . K , 1 A . V , U ,, .. .Aw ,X f Football DAVIS STOPs JORDAN AFTER 7 YARD GAIN back with renewed hope and made the score 7 to 9 wlth Davls on the short end of the stlck This result seemed mevltable regardless of YICIOUS Darts as they fought for X lctory The game of the followmg Frlday Wxth the East Slde Leopards made the defeat of the prevlous week harder to beal The SCOIS was 05 to 0 FENNY NIP, CLARK the 100 per cent of avoirdupois thrown against the Grahite line by the 'Ibm lV'l!of+1-l, 110121 Football for Davis. This made the students wish that they could have one more chance with Granite. At the end of every football season It lS customary for the best grxdlron cr1t1cs to get together and choose eleven men to constltute the all State eleven After seelng our men play thelr flrst lmpulse was to put each Dart 1n h1S respectlve posltlon on the all State team The 1m poss1b1l1ty of th1s came when Davls falled to upset Granlte In the of f1c1al Deseret News gang however were mentloned three of our shapely lads Jack Thornley famous all State end Dean Swaner masterful all State tackle and B111 Cowlev the state s best half back held the spot llght the entlre football season 1sT FOOTBALL SQUAD ro 1-thlSte tMy h G h y t M y Thd k b yqb Whtes Futh Whtk Rhfnh gvete Atlt M agr f'X'x ,X X ff XXX Z ff ff P Z..- l'lil lY'lZlulyx.1fvI2! oothall A high type of sportsmanship was displayed by the entire student body of Davis. We are proud of this fact. We also are proud of our team and of the good fellowship that we have established with the schools of the Salt Lake District Having experienced men back for next year, we know we will have success That Davis will alwavs have as good a grldiron gang as she has this vear IS the hope of everv Davis Countv High School student and supporter Come on, Darts' Let s go' ffrx 2ND FOOTBALL SQUAD lfront now fleft to ruzhtl letcrson 5, Welling 1: blmison 1 Rose g Ifurnelxus Second row Walker 5: Perkins t Wilcox 1. Christen sn e Aamodt Mann g Clay e nd low Loder He hb Edward Pace l Smith hh Ona! c Iiruvxn fb Fourth row Duncan mmaur Movxex Creen 5, Duncan t Reed 5: limato g Woolley Assistant Loach L . 7 ' ' 'I' ','.: ',-: ..: ',e4 S 2 ,-: .1 ' ,'.: Sm -1 .e.: ' , .i , . Th ' ': .v.: ss, .1 ' s, 51,3 - ,q1.:.' ' , .: .3 ', . .1 ',2 : .e.:2 ..:i'2',-: , 5 A fr-ef? fe f if - 1 e-'-j,j.f'- , Q ,. og - , W., -Ng PM ,A- L...-.....-,. Basketball BASKETBALL ll a S been successful thls X931 desplte oul seemlng fallules The season has been of an Bxpell mental n ltllle studx lllg the tl pe of ball plax ed ln the Salt Lake CllY1S1OIl and glvlng the plas GIS xx ho ulll constltute next xeal s team SYDGIIEHCQ under flre In oldel to bulld up a stlong C0!lt9I'lCl61 f01 next veal the coach planed hls Sopho mores and Junlols a lalge part ot the tlme These xoungstels steadled bw oul two Stl ong regulals Swan and Captaln Brlggs develop ed step bx step lnto a fall sort of comblna tlon Thls gloup plaved sexeral good games an show ed lemarkable p10gl ess towal d the enc of the season The students V619 bl ought to then feet bu a smashlng xlctorw over oul old tlme IIN al Ogden Hlgh The team seemed to W0lk to gethel IH lemalkable sty le ln thls paltlculal c ll game lunnlng up a score of 31 as compared to a mere 11 polnts fO1 Ogden Thls plalnly show ed that had ue been IH oul old Cl1NlS1Ol1 one ue xx ould haxe cel t3llllX glwen Ogden a lun fol the champlonshlp I OUIS IIRICGS Befole the Senlols H616 Cl1SI1'11SS6Cl flom the squad to make loom fol the men of next leal the team demonstrated xelx good folm by XNIHHIUO' oul fl1St game flom East Hlgh lunners up ln the Salt Lake il1XlS10ll bx the close SLOIQ of 17 to 15 WVe also plaxed othel close games but V616 unable to leach the top Although ue hate no cup to place IH the Daxls hall of fame thls xeal ue haxe a stlorlg 3gg16g3.tl0I'l of Dalts back fO1 next X931 The pl ospelts look good and ue hope fol bettel thlngs Luck to the team of 32 fefiaggfgfgfme ,?!f ll! ' lim l'1m1' lflfll i' ,.f- Baslcetlaall The season's results are summarized as follows Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis East 15 L. D. S. 35 Ogden 11 West 19 Granite 35 East 24 L. D. S. 18 West 28 Granite 27 QNon-divisionalj Letter men are: Louis Briggs, captain, Ray Evans, Merrill Peter- son, Joe Whitesides, Thornley Swan, Don Hatch, Howard Lange and Dean Swaner. 1s'r BASKETBALL SQUAD to Khtb T R E B it J Whbe hCftM Wlk DHth X 5 First row ffrom left ri : . Swan, . vans. L. rig s, H. Lange, . i sides, Second row: Coac ro , . Peterson, F. a er, . a c . . 3 at 5 I K. J , ,f?,f'A-1' ll ' Q -Q-i . ,.x.. y .X ZX' IV v U-H ' 'N fx A'--3. -.Y.- 4 ,X A ,A,gn- Y 3 Basketball Sop omore League EING Lhanged to the Salt Lake ch Xl91OIlgZ-IRQ ue the oppoltumtx to entel the legulax Sophomoxe Baekethall Leaffue Oux Sophomole 1ep1 esentatn es plax ed ae mam games as oul fu at team and made a good shoumg agamst the Cltx Schoola Theae bow Qhou ed 1ema1ked 1mp1 ox ement and ae a lesult of then 9ff01l Qome of them new adxanced to the fuet squad Vie mll haxe 2ND BASKETBALL SQUAD First r fleft to fzhtb J M bey L K nuxth T R b n on F Gregory Q c nd E S pson Athl ll Manaz D Gro man J A m dt L Dun A 1. a t Athlet M n sz r . C ' 1 a v v , . V . I lv A . tv 1 .K . , v N NY M A w'x x v V ' ' Q ' y L 1 - Q 1 S K v al v , . an . v v- v them back and shall expect great things from them next year. ' : ow ri' : . a , . a ' , . 0 i S , . . Le 0 row: . im , e 'c er: . Ss , . a o , . can, ssis - n ic a a e . 'Vmf ll lining. will f-rv? TRC 0UR TRACK teams of the past two years have established a very high standard. Last year we placed second in the division with 48 points as to Logan's 53. Davis accounted four first places: Wilcox in the high jump, Burton in the 880, the mile relay, and the medley relay. In the state meet Davis placed third, ranking ahead of Logan. Again Wilcox won the high jump, and Burton the 880 yard dash. This year, although baseball has taken much of the interest away from track, a few ambitious athletes have been getting into form. We hope for a very good showing this season. Rushforth, captain and the fellow who ran Wilcox a close second in the high jump last year, has been clearing the bar in perfect form at 5 feet 11 inches, and we expect him to make better than 6 feet in the coming meets. He also discovered that he could broad jump with the best of them, getting well over a 20 foot marker. Thornley is expected to gain us some points in the javelin and high hurdles. We have some very good material in Half-Pint Nelson, a regular speed demon. Fenkick, Swan, Bangerter, Briggs, D. Simpson, Hodson, and Reed are expected to show their heels to others in the relays and the middle distance runs. Representing us in the weights are Hart, Smith, a last season's artist, and Bangerter, who are working to bring honor to their school. Q GROUP TRACK PICTURE Front Row Nelson N Cannon Steed Mayfield Green Sessions Tanner Smith Second Row Bangerter Bryson Thornley Swan Smith Captain Rushforth Hart Third Row Coach Croft Clark Hodson Clay H Cannon Duncan Lange Reed Simpson Athletic Manager 5 ,.f- Q P R nf' f 7: 2 J A 3 , 7 --+. , 6 pl- , i' N lr -R R--W THC The Seniors captured the inter-class meet by a Score of 66, a large majority over the other classes. Rushforth and Thornley tied for high points with 14 markers each. Davis will be represented in the track meets, both at the B. Y. U. at Provo :md the U. of U. There is no doubt in mind, but what Davis will shine in every event in which they participate. v , Upper left Thornley hurdles Upper right Smith Qhotput and Diet-ua Center Nelson and Swan dashes Lower left Captain Ruehforth hxzh Jump Lower rush Sebsxone distance 9 Q l l 7 e it 0 ,- ' . Tmi IP liomi. 19:11 CI1I'1iS THIS YEAR tennis has come into prominence as a sport at Davis. An unusually large number entered the school tournament which was won by Harold Wilcox. Marcelle Linford gained the girls' championship honor by defeating LaRue Robins, last year's champion. The school has entered the Salt Lake Division tennis league, the winner of which receives the Tillicums' cup. Those represent- ing the school in the sport are Harold Wilcox and Calvin Rampton, singles, and a combination of two of the following in the doubles: Allen Holt, Jack Thornley, Keith Smith, and Ralph Tanner. Our team has not played enough to reveal their real strength, but we feel certain they will do their share in uplifting the athletic standard of Davis High. The schedule for games is as follows: April 14-Davis vs. Jordan at Jor- April 28-Davis vs. Westminister dan. at Westminister. l , , April 30-Davis vs. Jordan at Davis. April 16-Davis vs West at Davis May 5 Davis vs West at West A 1 21 D D S May 7 Davis vs L D S at Davis pn avls vs a May 12 Davis vs East at East May 14 Davis vs Westmimster at April 23 Davis vs East at Davis Davis TENNIS Left to right Wilcox Smith Rampton Thornley Steed Tanner 'L' WJ 'N 3' ,-f' L- ,Q D. S. I . . . ' .7 A X, 5 I K' x V--g1-:.: ,k'f'f U75 -D X. V ffl' K ' 2 m JDE- 'QHZ l 'l1'w's. fi. Baseball TEN SNOWS have come and gone since the Darts have made baseball their official spring sport. When Coach Croft called for the men to come out on the campus and don the swaddling clothes and jockey caps, many answered the call and started training. The first game started the Darts off mth a bang On the 8th of April we met the famous East High champions Although the boys made the game interesting it ended 16 to 11 in favor of East In the second encounter with West on their diamond we were outplayed by six runs score 7 to 13 On April 21 Murray travelled up to meet the fighting sp111t of Davis and in this the third game the scoie was 8 to 4 for Davis t Agy gg Wht kT god C l . Y. , . 7 ! 9 7 ' Y v 4 7 Y 7 . ' Q - ' 1 Fron Row: r le, Kano, Bri s, iesides, Coo , hur 0 , Fenwick, owley. Second Row: Mann, Nakano, Mabey, Hatch, Grossman, Bennett, Bambrough, Ellis. Third Row: Coach Croft, Walker, Adams: Simpson, Athletic Manager: Brown, White, Marw ef. 856 3 The ltllldlllflbl ot tht games scheduled AIL as tollows -Xplll Z Daxls xs Hlllglldlll lll 70 Jaxls xs Max tl Daxls xs Glafll L l 1' Daxls ls lolc Although the hols ale somewhat lustx and lllexpellellterl we ale txpettlllg a lot tlom the team led lax the taptalll Joe Whltc Qlcles 1illtl0Ul famous Dlttllhl hal Kallo lll the tllst season ot Daxls hasehall tal eel she 18 not pl ulllg entllclx f0l expellellte She wlll heal watthlng ynn a es HHN WL set a toothall game, allcl ale Ldlllfifl awax hx the Cll'EllL1S13.Sl'I1 ot the game we seldom lL1'l1tINlJt1 the weelas ot halcl steadx tlallllllg to make the team what It ls Axllfl hehlllcl tllls tlallllllg them ls a Hlclll w ho teaches the hols the game and how to plax lt Thls mall 18 Lxllll Hales To hllll a gltat deal ot the tlullt tol Olll sutttss lll toothall 18 clue He 15181111168 alld tld1US the hols ulltll thu' dlL plomoted to tht mam team llvrl la ll attllal he wollxs up some leal plaxels He IN all olcl hallcl at the game alld kIlOVSN lt tlom a to m tol he has lletll toath s ullclelstuclx tol tlxe leals bo let Us not tolget lllS w olk allcl what we owe lllm 1' 4 0 -' 1 -1 ' 1 4 01- . - . - Ap L.-1' ll. D. Maj fl-1' . 'loll. , 1 A 1 . ' 1 1 .1 1 ' . ' I l l- ' ,v , . ' 1 ' . ,. 5 , , t. 1 1 1 I Y I 4 'I 1, 1 1 -4 1 1 v 'N . v' p A K s, 1 , n A K . V 4 A 4' A1 , . ' 1 1 I with its perfect team-w'ol'k, hrilliallt plays, Zilltl sturdy players, 1 1 ' ' - ' ' 1 -1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 - H . , 1 - . - lk- 1 1. ' L1 , vs. ' 1 . - , 1 5 . ' ,. F., ..,.- s. .-'. 1 . -A sl.---,. ks 1 , 1 A. . 'Lv ' ' - 1 3 ' .Y , 4 3 lv 11 v ' 1 i' 1 v f vu N 1 h - F' fffffd ft W! I WX 44 Features Xxx ' 1 P 1- E' ' ', I N ,VI r 1 - L , . frfov 1 1 M ' ' 14- ' ff S- .1 1 . , j'-,B , ,K VE' ilu lu.-1-X lfvii fe '7 zfr f 'f- ,ag Pro-Sclwla The purpose of this organization is to insert school spirit , and help to maintain and sustain it at all activities or functions of school life. The slogan is Fair Fight, School Spirit and Honor. Top Row LaRue Robins President Beth Moon Vice President Jean Underwood Sec gary and Treasurer Beatrice Call Song Mistress Helen Ford Aliene Smedley Barbara llgflef Second Row Bertha Ford MarJor1e Turner Fern Richards Leone S Bennett Isabelle Rice Mary Holbrook Marcelle Lxnford Vera Smedley Third Row Cleone Adams Erma Sheffield Beth Webb Beth Evans Luana Mercer Fern Fisher Louise Smoot Margie Kerr Fourth Row Lois Goodfellow Ruth Layton Maxine Potter Isabelle Stoney Eleanor Steed Fvelyn Blood Dorothy Robins June Nelson Fifth Row Helen Holbrook Genexve Lee Alice Whxtesldes Beth Galley Myrtle Jackson Sixth Row Isabelle Burton Dorothy Layton Margaret Rugby Lorna Sheffield Ella D Adams Florence Briggs Faculty Advisors Miss Burnmgham Mrs Crockett V I 2 t i 9 1 X -3 -I ' - 1 A 5.1 f 6 Q I Y Olive Robins, vera Robinson, Lliraine Winegar. i ' ' D Q VJ cs, .. f- , w A'----me .B A ' - Z X t N5-,-'if' W f ' -4, -- x L--- ff... .,. FN'-...ng Q WH -Y Tm lV'lZw-k,lE':1l Art The purpose of the Art Club is to increase the students' appreciation for art. Top Row Hellen Strlmzham President Lael Smlth V1ce President Pheobe Bumzer S c retary and Treasurer Margie Kerr and Reed Walsh Second Row Dale Steed Lucy Rxce Fern Rlchards leanette Ford Donna Rampton Vera Smedley LaVar Ellls Th1rd Row Elame Hyde Hazel Clark Bee Green Sylua Carr Sherman Holbrook Lavaun Hatch Gertrude Barlow Fourth Row Blame Riley Isabelle Burton Ray Kano Lorame Keller Ruth Tolman Ruth Tlmms Phlllp Pearse Fifth Row Ethel Wolfgang Melba Bennlon Carol Cook Nora Holbrook Kathleen Hull June Steed Velma Jeppson Sixth Row MarJory Brown Kathleen ONe1l Audrey Spencer Walter Parrlsh Helen Mun' Delbert Lamb fs xt f-x.X J x A z . , . c .' . - . 1 l 3- , . 1 V' ' 2 , ' . , . '. . . X-ee f, fi' . Y r -f ' Vx if ff I rx l I ' X X .1 x l l CSL- A, e p u. - ef lf 'xl xx- X' jf' 'I 4 Y-1 X 1 uk. ,f 'Vw-. lv it-if-Q-.. 19211 Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanish Club is to increase the students' understanding of Spanish customs and of their language. Top Row Lawrence Sessions Secretary and Treasurer IaRue Robins Vice President Thmnley Swan President Luana Mercer Neil West Marcella Linford Floyd Tsunmoto Second Row Elaine Pack Norris Knixzhton Birdie Robinson .lay Henefer Talxtha Carl son Beatrice Call George Miles lnstiuctor rench Cl la The purpose of the French Club is to gain a knowledge of the language, the customs, and the social life of the French people Top Row Hellen Stringham President Lorna Sheffield V1cePresxdent Alan Holt Sec retary and Treasurer Evelyn Blood Louise Bambrough Jack McCord Eva Kim Third Row Effie Hartley Florence Barton Bvron OBrien Fern Nelson Grace Park lessle Kim I I -1-i... Ya ,...f' ,L ll I P , V V ,Y J Second Row: Dayid Steed, Ruth Layton, Maxine fatter, Doris .Vowles, Margaret Rigby ' I ,J a tx v -V f- - -we I' 6 X: Q , K F , -1 fffr' -'M X A X J-14:13----W W-, F. F. . Let us never forget that the cultivation of the earth is the most important labor of man. 1 f-1' 4 ' 12 M PETERSON W CRIDDLE R MARQTON J Ia PALME Presldent Vice President Sec and Treas Adumr HEC No woman is educated who 1S not equal to the successful management of a famlly MARX VSILCOX HELLEN STRIWGHANI BESSIE WILCOX Prealdent Vice Prebldent Sec and Treab 1 R r . . . - . '. R . . . U . Y . ' v 77 .if ,.f ,M , f ' f ft, ' fr . V , xi Z F , ,. , . ,- J. ,f t , x X , X , f' ,ff ' ' , j V . , L ' N- X4 1' an .- W , X h V 1 Z x , , X f-x k 7 ,,--- 5 .Q USIC MUSIC 1 the unlversal language of mankmd 11' S 0171.15 D BINGHAM L SMITH B ADAMS P BUGGER Sec and Treab P I resu ent Vnce Presldent Committee Chalrma Gulf, Ie F RICHARDS O CAMI BELL J QTACEY Vice President Src and T J 4 ,X .4 I if I 'W qv iA,, V K,yyr'l'.1w rea: Advisor n oys G1 JE 'Fw W HARI OW N KNIKHION I I-PNWILK M Il' YERNOIN lrmulznt N U. I nm-us t Committee lhurmm S4 .and Frm: rc estra f-fp. Jovi e N w wiki: 4-,rg -kms: --49.45-s 1 ,.r' Turf IH IWW l'V . Ml x, .-rx Band EACH YEAR the student body of f1cers sponsor a speclal progect and thls year they turned the1r aftentlon to a band Feelxng that DBVIS needed one to keep up Wlth her progress 1n other llnes of accompllshment they planned and worked After many conferences and dlscusslons the band sults were bought 36 snappy brown and gold SU1tS and hats M Stacey tlrelessly perfected the members wlth thexr 1nstruments and between the labors of them all a band was flnallv turned out whlch for real style and harmony can compete successfully Wlth anv school ln the state What enthuslasm they ralse 1n the hearts of the student body as 1n sh1n1ng array and faultless formatlon they march out upon the fleld or pollshed floor Nothlng can equal the pep Wh1Ch IS now ln thelr power to create The Dav1s students appreclate the efforts of those who made tlfus project such a wonderful success J 1 . . , . - . . . , 7 . I . . , D -1 , , n 0 l . rl I Y v . . . , . x 3 ' I - 4-,,,.'T:'-',f! 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Great replxed the potentate, Id llke to date up the flrst three rows some evemng Jack 0 Lantern A G A Just a moment untll I get my clothes cried the frantlc femlmne VOICE Flfteen eager men craned their necks to see the stout colored woman boardmg a street car wlth a basket of clothes AGA Stone M111 Copper Where s that bozo gomg ln such a hurry? Student He Just bought a text book and IS trymg to get to class before It IS out of date Frlvol AGA Osmond Give me a sentence wlth the word dladem Davld Grossman People who drlve onto railroad crossmgs wlthout looklng dladem slght quicker than those who stop look and llsten Have you read my new play? Yeah but why are there only two sheets to 1t'7 That s all It needs It s a bedroom farce' Blue Bucket A G A Tugman What IS steam? Frosh Water gone crazy wlth the heat AGA A school teacher who had been telling a class of small puplls the story of the dlscovery of Amerlca by Columbus ended lt wlth And all thls happened more than 00 years ago A llttle boy his eyes wlde open wlth wonder Sald after a moments thot Gee' What a memory you ve got' AGA Ima ll ll muh, Wil , ' , , 4 V sc - ' ' H H YY ' H ! ' . , ' ' NT - - M ac ' ' On,,, . . . . . . ' , H Y ' ' , . H , u ' Y! ' , u ' - ' A ' 1 ' ' an . . ,, . D . 7 7 ' 7? A G A Cl !7 ll . 7 ' 77 'Stk Cl I 1 ' 7 Y , H ' h , ll' ' ' 7? . . J, . 4 . !7 - Y 1 , u 1 1 ' ' ! H , 3 W, 5 E A 'J D ,-I., f F ' is ------V.. 3 N 'V .l , -, e f - 3 4 .r - V 1 Y x 1- .-M.- - y As Yo - ave As You Earn- It thls be XOIII pollu tl'11OL1gl1 llfe xou ulll Vllll l1Il3llC18l Independence Om bank pau lntelext on tlme Cl6DOHltS compoundlng qualtulx II Q mute x ou to mdllltdlll an 3LLOL1IltV!ltll uh Comme1c1al and Qaxlngs depaltments learf1elcl State B CLEARFIELD LTAH Jarntol D0 xou thlnk xou ll at all that dnt bfick ln the hole fI2.I1tllllll2.I'll 'Nc I gue not I don t tlnnk I m lfli that hola deep enough Stom N 1 HART SCHAFFNER sl MARX STUDENT SUITS II ITH TIN O TROLSERS 3525 00 LNIX ERSITX STYLES DOBBS HATS PINI' FURNISHINGS ARTHUR FRANK 908 710 South Ham Stunt - Fi 2 V YZ Y ...,.,g,V.., .......... 1 .......... : ., ........ ,..., Y W . . 1 . 1 x . . , . . , , I nv' I 7 1 ' v' v . ' . ' . . H , I t l l l w , ' I l l , Z-111 I 3 , T ' Q l Jim: i... YYYYI . ' .. H . ' . . H ' . . r ' WH 1' s: l'm, 1' ss . 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V 3 , 1 ' ' . 5 llllllv 77 irrrrr H VY YY WY 'Q Y-HAY ir ki e my ffl ' ' , eh-.1 , ,,., I 4 f A A ,fir sf' 'Kwai Am Small boy Muscle Shoals' Coach There there llttle fellow why are you crymg Muscle Shoalsl Small boy Thats the blggest damlnb I know of ACA VN avne Cook Thls IS a patrlotlc pen Mr Mlller How come Vlavne Its gone dry bone dly ACA LaRue Robms Isn t nature wonderfulq Beth Moon How s that LaRue She glves us ou1 faces but we can pxck our own teeth AQA Mlss Osmond You havent learned much ln thls class have vou Albertq Albert Mann I admlre you for your broadmlndedness m taklng the blame MISS Osmond AGA Uale Iolman 1 know a gurl that play the plano by ear Dell Holbrook Snothlng I know an old man who flddles wlth h1s whlskers AQA 'VI1 Lamb The plctulc of the holse ls good but w hcrc IS the wagon? Hellen Stlmgham Oh the horse wlll dlaw that Dalc Steed faftcr second actj I gucss 111 getting bettel 'Vlartha Holt Why so Dale That last cgg they thlew was flesh ACA Bxll Cowley Vkcll Loule old kld Iye landed a Job ln a tllllf., stole Loule Buggss Why I didnt know you could cook 'Maman Offlce Boy A man has Just called H wlshes you to tell h1m the secret of your success IH llfe Cecll Carl Is he a Joulnallst on a detect1ye HUmOFlSt AGA Ellen Conway and Kelth Conrad wele 11d1ng along a beautlful country hlwax Fllen was CIIIVIHR' and suddenly notmccd lepan men cllmbmg the teleglaph poles Why Kelth just look at those men she exclalmed do they thlnk I nevel droyc a car before Blue and Whlte ACA When the clock stluck the mldmght houl father came to the head of the stans and m a rather loud toned volce sald young man IS your self starter out of order t0n1ght'7 It doesnt matte1 xetorted the young man as long as theles a cxank 1n the house Blue and W hlte AGA TWINS Dxd you ever notlce how many of our school klds bear resemblance to mo ue stars Heres a llst of lmpress ons anyway Peaxl Moss INOIITIH Talmadge June Nelson Nlancv Carroll Jack Tholnlcy John Boles LaRue IQODIDS Vklnme Llghtnel Fcln Rlchalds Maw Buan Fdlth Cannon Collcen Moole Hcllen Stllngham Dolores Del Rio Beth Evans Helcn Kane Tholnlcy Swan Doug Falrbanks JI Wialcelle Llnfold Loulse Brook Max Rich MHUIILC Chevaller Knewel Rushforth Jack Oakle Alxene Smedlcy Nolma Shealel Blame Rxlty Buddy Rodgels A Q A Ale you talnng the golf course sonny 'I IXo my pal wont lct me lualll Ayenuc Huxsache . , . . 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KL, ' A - ' ,.y:si.'tl I ' T 561 .U,,, , , . -Y-.wx -'ff ' 'f,4:. -rr-,zur i 'i 'i i'i ' N1 mn KAYSVILLE LAYTON FLOUR hls stood the test for seals It hould be IH exelx Dans Countx home We al o hue a full hne of fuds tm b xbx chlcks and 1'lXlI'lL hens packed undel tht PIQIIIILI Bland WL solxut YOUI buslncss knowing., that xou wlll be pleased wlth lesul if sou use out plodutt We also tauv a full 11ne of Puuna feeds fol poultly and IX estock KAYSVILLE-LAYTON MILLING CO Best of Exerythlng., Nlade of W heat Lealmng to lce skate sald a Davls H1 dame IS Just llke an QYCIUDQ' adxentuxe stonx 'lou nex Q1 know what IS gomg to turn up next NN et Hen YOUR BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED armers tate a Woods Cross, Utah William 'Nloss pxesldent Phllandel Hatch uce presldent Joel R P2.1llSh cashxel Oul new blllldlllg and equlpment lnsules gleatel safetx fox youx monex and makes buslness '1 pleasule Capital 500,000 00 Surplus and Profits S40 000 00 X 44 f .3 ' 1 5 ' ' . I v I h I I I , I E . 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'Evil SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY a E Land Merchants and Home Builders. g Easy Payment Plan. i HENRY W. STAHLE, MGR. Jean, he whispered, his voice quivering, our being out here all alone, just we two and that big round moon, doesn't it get you at all? Don't you feel anything--down deep ? Yes. Jack, she breathed slowly, slowly in that ecstasy that every girl knows but once, I think I do. Yes, I feel something, Jack-way down deep. She leaned forward. Do you-will you-can you tell me what it is? She was clinging to the precious moments. Yes, Jean, I can, he answered, you're sitting on my hat. -Froth. A Q A Teacher: Max, do you know what a dogma is ? Max Rich: Yes ma'am. Teacher: Make up a sentence using it properly. Max Our dog ma has three puppies AGA Mr Ecker Do you want a large or a small picture? Vee ball A small one Mr Ecker Then close your mouth please Exchange f f- s , H ' Y! l I H ' H : . Ll D HT . . , . . ' I r X 1' -E wrt' ',-,' I ,.,. ,MMM N47 Lf-f ' 4 I N Z tl v -., ' p ILM... 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N 'f' H-A - ii H EUJ 1 J mi 'D ' I-4 o - L - l Lou1k Bugge Nleet me at the nolnel to mght at eu en 0 clock Genene Lee All r1ght what txme w1ll wou be thue Jatksonwlle College NIII 101 ALA Our fathu kllppcd upon the lu Because he couldnt stand He Qaw the glolloua staxs and Htllpek We saw ou1 fathu lmd Ham Avenue Hu1Qache ALA nut at the Qteeung, wheel A peath at h1s 11ght A shalp turn 1n the loade Frult Salad good mght Ex W eat Pomt DIIQI Ixaneak C1tx 0 AuA Thomley Hom some was rathu Squeaky the othe1 dax Allene lent ad A cold Thovnlu n w It was JuSt hlttmg on Just one tonall ACA Jenme Mothe1 how old IQ that lflmp IIIIQ Beeslex About th1ee Xeau old Jenme Turn lt down then It Q oo young to smoke El Dolado H1 Gukhel El D01 Ido Kan Thatcher Rob1nbon I opln 114 Saklrlx that you go 11th mt fm mx norm Ruth Iaxton Vlell I haw to gut them some 1e ison K Fxelxn Blood W hat d1d fathel H xx when Nou told hlm xou welt geomg to take me iwax from llllllq Max R1eh He looked kmd of bad at f11Qt but settled It wlth a good L1g.'11 Lmcoln lxersmh I lax nn healt mx hand mv fo1tune at YOU1 feet Melba F1Qhe1 Pleaee don t l1tte1 up tht 1oom Q0 lk 111 Sw mu Dallmg so you thlnlx xou could be Satlwtltd with .1 box l1lte 1111, lN an Hollnoolx Xl ll pelhapx 11 w lent too much lllte Nou ACA He held her to hls. manlx buakt And mulmured How I loxe thee He had no t1me to tell the reat H1Q roadetu ehmbed an elm tue The Gold and Blue I1 mk Algxlc I ont See how xou tan flffold to take so mam gnls to expenaxu 1cst1u1ants Jullan Hatch That s can I alwaxs asm been puttlngr on wught A Q A Mr Whlt6S1tllK What IS a synonxm Salah Lmfold It IS a wo1d Nou use w hen xou cant Qpell the othe1 x.f M1 Wllcox Ot eou1se you have heald Mfuv s1ng Xouth Xe but I want hel anxw ax ACA 1a1nex Thomu Then 'ut l ' w ho never mtend to IHHIIW Xvllllfd Houng, How do Xou know IIIILX We Ixe DIODOSQLI to Nonu ol them AGA I un RIClfl'l1llS What s xoul UIJJCCIIUHS to my 'slnglngq BON I 116ml I ou don t p1att1te what xou stleeth The Sentlnel '. .' ..-1, , . . ,. , - , Y ., ,o , , J., , ., 1 . . , A , L , ' . , v M . v . 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LIGHT CO nlllf ,www The Moto1 Recond1txon1ng Shop and , wtf-W: SCIVICQ Statlon iii W Expelt ewenlng SCIXICQ bw attendants by xx ho undelstand XOUI cal CENTERVILLE AUTO REPAIR CO Phone Bountmful 96 J1 Centerwlle Utah Salt Stexxalt BOIlIl6IllOlt had just letuxmcl fIOD1 a flee lunch You look moulnful hm mothcl Thats the txouble xeplled Stewalt I am mole n tull The Flashllght D3Nld F gllllth NIg,1 428 So West Temple Salt Lake Llty Utah E O Hun Salee M251 Phones War, 1274 1248 rowers Market Co and Ut h Fru1t ffl? Vegetable Growers Inc Afflllated OXXIIQIN and 0p61dtOlS of the II holesale P1 odute Malket Salt Lake Cltx Ltah Deale1s ln all falm supplles seeds, bags fe1t1l1ze1, splax matellal, etc Sh1ppe1s of all falm commodltles , l f 1 ff Q U .- Alu lk. S. X Px Z PQTM' DONT LAUGH AT THESE JOKES CANT YOU RESPECT OLD AGE? AGA Max MUIT fcalllng father at schoolj Hello who IS thls Turk frecognlzlng son s VOICE, The smartest man ln the world Max Pardon me, I got the wrong AGA EARS A teacher ln a school was drawlng plc tures on the board and asked each ln dlvldual what they represented Drawlng a plcture she called on the llttle glrl ln the front seat Teacher Mary what IS thls'7' Mary A kltten Teacher Wlllle what IS thls Wlllle A dog Teacher Tommy? Tommy An elephant' Then she drew a plcture of a deer and calllng on llttle Johnnle, who had been verv qulet all the perlod she sald Johnnle can you tell me what thls IS7 J ohnnle N Teacher Thlnk hard What does your mother call your father? number horns A Q A Mr Mulr Who lS the smartest man llVlDg7 Max RlCh Thomas A Edlson He ln vented the phonograph and the radlo so people would stay up all lllght and use hls electrlc llght globes AQA Teacher Wlllle g'lVe the deflnltlon f home Wlllle Home IS where part of the famlly WaltS untll the others are through Wlth the car A Q A Mr Haney 0llVe what IS a pol y gon Ollve Roblns Qafter some hesltatlonb A dead parrot llll' U I 1 l VU - ff l Y U '. ' U , . 1 . . , . ,, ' ' Y? . H . H , U . ' ' 9 . , . , u - n ' . U . . ' . . . , . ' ' , KK H ' , sc ' 77 ,l u l s I . . , . 1 K6 ' ' ' YY ' :,Cl og! , an ' - 4 . rr Johnnie: But, a jackass doesn't have Y! . Q H . . . ,, ' ' . U it . . - ' ' H : ,, . . , . . .. 0 6 !!7 . . in . . H , , H ' ' - - H .' 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Q ,,..'4,',, , .fggui f A 'Vm-: Ib Ilomi. 19:31 1 K x 1-5 Yx i' -Ii,- BATTY CO ED Batty Coed has eyes of red from bourbon She also has an eye for ale Her face IS flushed from good old gm rxcks The clrcles neath her eyes are blue for Yale Oh Batty Coed wlll drmk of corn for Cornell Her nose IS colored Harvard red Baltty Coed wlll drlnk with all the college oys But none can last as long as Batty Coed Batty Coed wlll slp for MISSISSIPPI She s the one who drank old Gordon dry Batty Coed has often tasted dark brown Her tonslls were removed by l1qu1d lye Batty Coed has teeth of Whlte from whlte mule Her nose IS retrousse from tumblers tall Batty Coed IS pure as any college gxrl For she has been preserved m alcohol AGA H Is Herman hot She Ill say he IS H How do vou know? She D1dn't you see the cmders on the track after hls race? Pennsylvama Punch AGA Do you know where httle boys go to who bathe on Sunday? asked the Sunday School Teacher Yes replled Snatch Rushforth farther up the creek but you cant go Glrls amt AGA Mr Morgan fspeaklng on phonel You say that Emmett Slmpson has a bad cold and w1ll not be able to attend school today? Who IS thls speak1ng'7 Voice Qhoarselyl My father The Bee Masquerader Bowl allowed ' Say saxd one clty boy to another how do you learn a glrl ter SWIIH9 Oh dat s easy sald the other kld you takes her gently by de hand an you leads her down to the water and you says to her Don t be afrald I am t gom ter let nothln hur yer an Hey what are you gxvln us Dls lS me slster I m talklng about Aw shove her off de dock' ac - ry 7 Y ' 1 1 . 7 Y 7 Y 7 7 I , ll Y! 9. . , Ac 1 ' n , U YY 6. . . , n ' ' . ,, . Cl ' n V Cl ll ' If ! 7 7 ' ' 7 H , . ' , H . . . ,, ' , KI YI 6 77 ' ' ! Y GL ' ' 77 CK Y I! ' ' ll ! ! ! 7 - 1 Y ! 6 Y ' ' 7 ' I ' P 7 X t y rn Y H . . , . . , . 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C O. 9 h ' ' 4..Apppp..w. 120, . 4 BOX HOOD S TRIAI S goes w1th all the g1rls hes a shlek doesnt go wlth the gnls, he s slow, speaks to ewervbodv, he s fresh doesn t he s a snob s lntelested Just ln spoxts he s dumb doesnt plas on teams hes a weak mg u what must a modem boy do to meet the lpproxal of everxonel I' The Tlgel s Tale Pensacola Fla A Q A INFORMATION BUREAU Q Is lt ught to hang a man Vlth false teeth A A lope IS bettel Q How manx IH that be1th A Onlx one Heres ou1 tleket Wldow ACA B111 Cowlev I sag Joe Voul gul looked qulte tilllptlllg' m that solt of Blbllcal gown she was wealmg last mght Joe VS hltesldes What do you mean Blbllcal grown A K V QUIL UL LJU lllkl Behold W ltt A O A I4 I IRTATIONS A cautlous look around he stole Hls big of ehlnk he chunk And many a wlcked smlle he smole And many a wlnk he wunk Medlew ACA The onlx leason the Ileshles go to the mte dances IS for the puneh A Q A N11 Mun Id llke to shoot whatever s on NOUI mlnd Don Hateh That would be eommlttlng sulexde The Ulstelette ALA VS hele ale xou gomg lxttle fleesq Vie I9 gomg, to the dogs Scrlbb News 'W is-M ,ut Jean Undexwood Go ught ln and speal-' to papa Are wou not mastex of xoux soulq Jack Thornley Er Xes but not mastel of hxs sole The Pathfmdel AGA Beth l' xans fat PIAHOJ Thex tell me xou lowe good llluili Ralph Cannon fIl0lltClXl That doesnt mattel please go nght on lfxehange AQA Soph Come on take a bath and ge cleaned up Ill get xou a date Frosh teautlouslxj ieh and suppose vou don t get the date AQA She I dont thlnk that Fnghsh LOUISC d1d me anw good xou stlll end evely sen tence wlth a proposltlon Exchange A fl A Because of the hax fevel thex IL euttmg down all the male ecdals alound Austxn Gosh' Vvon t that make lt hard on the fe male cedalsl Ye xh, they ll all just plne awax Texas Ranger AQA Frosh Oueh, I just bumped my elazv bone Junlol lxevex mlnd, just comb youl hall d1fferent and the bump wont show fawette LQIQ ACA She VS hat do vou eonsldex the helght ot extlawagance John? 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J , Y ' ' 'Y i'Y 71111 YY1T1111111HI11Ei1f in ' ' ' ' '1 WHY PAT LOST HIS JOB Blacksmlth Now Pat I m gomg to bnng thls horseshoe out of the flre and lay lt on the anvll IVhen I nod my head hlt It hard wlth a hammer Pat dld ACA How dld there come to be so many words ln the world asked Vera Smedley who was turnlng the leaves of a dlctxonary Oh re hed Emmett Sxm son p p they came through folks quarrellng One word brought on another AGA Mr Creer My word doesnt that httle boy swear terr1ble Ivan Adams Yes m he sure do He may know the words but he dont put no ex presslons ln them A Q A Who flddled wh1le Rome burned? asked the school teacher No saxd the school teacher Towser slr Towser' What do you mean? It was Nero Well slr I knew xt was somebody WI h a dog s name ' AGA Knewel sald Mr Mlller I want you to Wflte a three page theme tellmg me why you came mto my Engllsh class The next day Knewel handed ln the followmg Dear teacher, I wlll glve you ten dollars lf you tell me why AGA A small boy called on the doctor one evenmg Say Doc I guess Ive got the measles ' he sald but I can keep it qulet The Doctor looked up puzzled and fmally asked the boy what he meant by that Aw get wxse Doc, ' suggested the small patlent what ll you gxve me to go to school and scatter lt among all the rest of the k1ds Tm' ID I - , u P ' ' ' 7 7 l . - 7 ' 77 ' U ' ' 17 ' 7 ll 71 ' ' KK 7 . I 77 , if 7 ' . . , ' 77 , 7 . , . 7 , - . . ,, ll ' ' 77 ll ' 77 Hector slr. 7 U 77 ' , . ll ' 77 , . KC . . . 77 U . . . 7 7 t 7 7 ll I! ' ' ll s , . Y I ' x ' ' 77 . . ,, . . ' 77 ' ll I ' 7 7 7 ' if ' ' 77 7 7 ' KK ' 7 7 7 ' if 7 ' ' . kr HIIIISI' O UT-XHS IAKQPST Dl AI FR IN KIASS RINGS Supplled the llIlgS fom the class of 1931 1203 Fenway Ave Salt lake Clty Phone Hy l310l m1th Brothers Company Genel al Mel chandlse Wholesale and Retall Dealers m GASOLINE O L TIRES and TUBES F1 ee A11 Crank Case Serylce SUNSET UTAH Where are you gomg' my pletty ma1d Whv do you pass me bv'7 Im on my wav to the gYl1lIl3thtlC school she llsped as she heayed a hlgh a e Frlen s OC ets an of the UFSCS I'he dlfference between pros perlty and hard times IS a mat ter of pockets and purses whether they are empty or full of money This status de pends largely on expense out lay And thats where our 0 I Skaggs System store helps ou GREAT MEN and WOMFlN thlough the books they have wutten In books you can have a fllend fo1 QVCIX mood Ask us for suggestlons l eseret Book C l 44 Fast on South Temple Street San me my 0 P Skaggs -'Liv Q----- Y .------------f ------------- V g El 3 - , gl S ul , :, ,l l l - Il 'l I C O I. - :N , . - - - 4. . . . . 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'U 5 .. 1... - , E V- - ----W ----if--1-W - -- - - - -- -A Y each Economy It 1S one of the fn st and g'1CELtGS'E p1 1HC1pl9S It beglns wlth the savmg of money Abraham L1ncoln Davls County Ban Roll of Honol Bank Welcome' BthM Ml h dt llth M W h t thtd t k llth t E EXTEND to the Davls H1gh School ou1 best Wlshes and assul ance of contmued support oods Cross Mercant1 e o The Red and Whlte Stoles Phone 71 Woods Cross Utah ,, , , chef, ,,,, ,T..F 55' I l I . . Q 1 Q. . . . . . ,, . - I O lc 1 . .. .......... .. ............ . ........................................................................................ . .... ..... e oon: Mr, i es, I know w y e i ors ca emselves 'we'. Mr, miles: .. hy? Bet : So he person a oesn' li e an article wi ink here aret many fo h lick. . . 4 . ,I ' Y 7 7 C 1 C O 1 . 'D J fffif ' - t h Id ho School Supply Company EXQIX tlllllg fol Ottlce and School 'lIlH19Oglc1Dl1 Supplles loo 101 South State Stleet Salt Lake Cxtx Ltah Kaysv1lle s Drug tore Meets Xoux Exelx Requuement Phone 45 Colvllle Ice Cleam Louxse Smoot W hat would you do lf I should Ll Leon Fllnt Hang out a blgh VN et Palnt Blue and VN hlte He Who GLADE S Chooses Chooses C ANDY Wlsely A good candy does not just happen It IS thc result of GOOD MAKING and u mg, GOOD MATERIALS He fmds all thls IH GLADES GLADE CANDY COMPANY Phone Hxland 843 232 So oth East Salt Lake Cltw Utah 1 cox Lunc ounter -Xuoss the street f10lIl the H1 h School has ulle Hot and Cold lunches Hot and Cold Dnmks F1u1t IH Sea on Candles Gum Glxe Ls a Call Puces Alxsax s Rlght ' U 8 - 3 65 , , , ' , ' H . . . ,. ,- -,. . V , X. - K . , . Y 15 ln lll llll llll lllliulillllllnlllnllllllllll -Y lllllllulllllllllllillllll lllllllllll l: 0 5 : . . . . . . 'I . . ln : 1 . . .v -. -I . . . I . . . . ' . 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Why do you look so troubled Johnn1e'7 Because if I go ter school ter day de teacher ll luck me for not preparm my les son an lf I stay home me mudder 11 l1ck me fer not gom ter school Now, elthe I got ter go or stay home But, lf I go an de teacher llcks me an mudder fmds It out me mudderll llck me fer not dom me school work, an lf I stay home an me mudder licks me, de teacher ll llck me ter morrow fer bem a truant' Gee' Guess Ill go ter sleep' AGA There IS a story about a Scotchman whose daughter was marrled and as the brlde and groom were about to leave the house Sandy lnslsted that they should leave by the back door mstead of the front Whlst Sandy ' whxspered h1s Wlfe are ye clean daffy Hush woman he rephed lf there should be any rlce throwm I thot It would be verra verra mee for the chlckens A Q A Jerry Whltaker What have you got such a short nose for Knewel Rushforth I s pects so It wont noke ltQPlf mfn nfhp AGA Rob How many tlmes have I told you to be at class on t1me'7 ' Lael Smlth I dont know' I thought that you were keepmg score A Mlss Oldham Why dld you spell pneu matlc newmatlc 'V Cleone Adams The k on my typewrlter IS not workmg A M1ss Osmond fto boy slttmg ldly ln school durlng wrltlng tlmeb Frank why are you not wntmg? Frank Argyle I am t got no pen Osmond Wheres your grammar? Frank She s dead A Q A Luana Mercer Funny look she gave you Cleone Adams Funny look who gave me 9 Luana Nature The Hermonlte lm. lb Pooh. 1941 9 ,, . , . ll ' 9 ' ' 9 - 9 ' 7 ' , Q , 1 ' ' . r . , , A . , . . A 9 ' ' 9 9 . ' 7 9 . , . - ' 9 9 99 9 9 H . , . .' . 9 9 9 Ki 99 H ' N' 9 9 9 . . , . 9 ' ' 99 , . ' , u U , u y - 1 A . ' . .I ' -..-.-r peoplefs business. , Cl ' ' 9 ' , u 1 ' 97 . 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Lztm Bob How d you hke an Ice cream soda'l Marge Fme I haven t had one ln a month of sundaes Wampus Kaysvllle Golden Rule Store Staple and Fancy Crocerles Fresh Meats Shoes Dry Goods Furnlshlngs Robert Gmfflth Farmmgton L tah SFRVICF WITH A SMILI- Robext Flmt De IT PAYS TO KEEP CLEAN' Our famous American Continuous Towel Cabinet IS a Utah Patent owned by a Utah Instltutxon These cabinets add dlstmctlon to any wash room We can also supply you wxth all kmds of towels aprons coats table linen and gowns A vlslt to our plant wxll he well worth your tune 33 39 Fast 6th South Street Phones Was 2484 5 YVIILRICAN IINEW SLPPI X CO Dependable Home Fulmshlngs at Dependable Puces BOYLE S Exelxthmg fol the Home Ogden Ltah If 1 1 At a d1nner party of faculty members the guests were d1scuss1ng whether women or men were the most trustworthy 1n bus1 ness N10 woman can keep a secret sa1d Mlller I dont know about that repl1ed MISS Osmond Ive kept my age a secret ever smce I was twenty four Oh youll let It out some day tho I doubt It When a. woman has kept a secret twenty years she can keep t forever Blue and Wh1te AGA A young woman a recent recrult for the Sa1vat1on Army was tellmg her experlences to a meet1ng Before I Jolned the Army I was fond of fme clothmg and Jewelry and all that sort of thlng But when I Jomed the Army I reallzed that such thlngs would drag me AGA Vllate Saunders What do you do when you get a b1te Ray Sm1th Scratch 1t' Vllate What a f1ne flsherman you would make Central High Tlmes AGA How do you like your new boss Rotten' We dont pull together at all When Im late hes early and when Im early hes late AQA H Yes I changed schools She Oh' Im so glad I never dld 11ke engmeers for they always leave blueprmts on your neck Agglevator AGA B111 had a b111board B111 also had a board b111 The board b111 bored B111 so that B111 sold the blllboard to pay h1s board b1l1 S after B111 sold h1s b111board to pay h1s board b111 the board blll no longer bored B1 '1'H1 11 1 Y it . H ' A ! H . l Y! ' ' 7 ll 7 ' , - N H 7 ' H H ' , i H-T ' Y , . . ' L H I ' ' . . . , . . ' , D . . , down to H--1, so I gave them to my sister. ' , U ' 7! I ' , cl ' 1 . - H ' . . ,, . . 66 ' YY Ki 7 . 9 . Y 7 . 1 H e: U 'H , u , 7 ' ' ' n-- - ' ' ' . o U . y . 11. PHILCO R DIO Wlll Pnpduce tlye Nlost Perfect All Near Receptlon J 01 RFAD 8zBROS CO ocnm LTAH D1st11buto1x hddlox Leat11e1 Goods Auto QUDDIIQN in '-F J... I SW 1152111 a Saxe the xw1a.ppe1s fm Xaluable D16l'1l1LlI'IlS iY1 T s hm 4 litemau mah ht hm the best 111111 111 town OLII don nsta11Q Sp01'f S op f0l the latest 111 Qp0ltVS Cdl and Spaldmg, athletlc equlpment 7 p 5751275 A ANIME! ur: or etter Bul mg Materla , ar ware, QC earfle Lum er ompany . Clearfleld Utah Phone 29F11 yi A I s I lil , 1 7 . U f . ,' ' ,, 1 -, 2 , AHA, - 1 .. - 4, -..,- ,.-,-- , ,...,- . . -..A--.. -,-...1-... ,,.,.,,, ,W 1 J Xxx TQ, . ' . I , xl V ' .' 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S W 'f Autographs 'izizwff ,114-4 pprec1at1on IIN CONCLUDING tlne book of 31 ue wish to express oui deepest appieclatlon to the manx who contributed then time and willing SQ1XlC9S ln 0ld9l that lt might be a Quccess Fxelx page hae meant long and taxing woik lmveix d1XlS10ll has meant Lllll93ll7 able tlme and energy But lt 19 not the xx 01k of one or a few needed to produce a book vx h1ch 11x es up to the res 91 ed name of Davis Hlgh School We wish to mention Mr Ecker the photographer the Utan IDI1gldVl1lg uompany Gnu The mia o Compam because of their w1ll1ng cooperation and help And to all others xx ho haxe aided ue ln any xx ax -our etaff ddXlbOlS bl1S1I16Qi managers and outslde help we saw we appleclate it and we thank xou D STAFF x f A Q., . ' xr 1 ! . V ' i I C Y 7 Y ' Y y 'I v v ww 0 1 1 1 g'f . ' 1 r v m -' x' . ' .' ' . Q v' ' 4 1 f I I 1 A l 1 Awkw. J v 'tv K ' , . 1 . v ' V' C . . . . 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