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

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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

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'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

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+ 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 -