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

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'!':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 . . . . N . , . , . . . . . . . , - Q' .- .K Y 5 X V' ,xt fv Xu .xx F - O x x , 'X I ' eq X Q X l ' -..' Y' Y, XR Y 12 KM 1 -J .QB

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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

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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 . Y. . L . . I . . .1 , ' 7 7' ' 4 . . 7 . ' . ' 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