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

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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

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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'

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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