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

 - Class of 1934

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Davis High School - D Book Yearbook (Kaysville, UT) online collection, 1934 Edition, Cover
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K-Li, -1- pq:-.., .-K.: , , 1 f - ,. get ff I The Twentieth Annual .fp D 00K i she y the Students of the 's High School . a Record ofthe People, the Events, the Spirit and the Progress of That Year. 1933-1934 VOLUME XX ijwff ,Wi ,ii NL, -.. , - F3 - A ' s W f - gk , Foreword K 5 Xl Q E ' 'f F' Q A' 2 ,lx A W vi V' 'E' .215 Nm ' l VN fri! W Q X ,f ' : I' ' it X fx if . A A I 0 :EH X X I e e l s, ff X it ui ' N kg .'? 'i ' I 1' If X E L, il W I, A 2 A , il , ,V I X w X , fx Z! ,rn I X 'V x - 'x ff? T ff JI V Q XVXVXS vs P is rf, N ,!Ax .A mf K I xii QI , ,Ax 1 , f ' e i fa 4 A 1 we K N E A gk? ..'..., fm A A ii l 7 2 X 4 X' Ideals have no substitutes, no lx '5 23? Q ' X t 1 alternatives. They ride the W L Q X. X N ' heights and shun the depths. I 5 5 h Their course is' upwardg their 5 X, E K p - Fl X destination, elevation. He who KQ . f jg X - 'Il would attain let him reach. - l W l ' fgi ' T7'l As the silver castle reflects b X- gf-5 'Q 4,3 A A e stability so let us buildg as it X' - X A X ,f J' ll. depicts symmetry so let us plang 1 5 KX M l 4 l as it points direction so let us x v vpn- P NL YS XX A, gclimb. XXX? s ' -'TIT' u X I ll it : X - X -M X xxxx N x .. x,-X . X 4- X i f Nw . .-'ffgzl K X X y 1 lp : 2, Q fv c X siren is ' s X ci V...-.!'NX A 1, ' Q X 2 Q - ' Q X N ' Q Tum D Boox If A x ' 4 Two if . n , UL: A 2 w ei' , -4 s s mzqi wan ri f :Q K 4 1 - 5 X-I x ' ' ,xl Q 1' ' L. . f Q - ' ' 5' gm fx, ' ' I H , r f :gi P 311' - ' s 'Q - 5 .- I. V' 4 M' fe ' e e i ' is '- 1 'N ik :'W - ' , 4 - WlIf,lll . . L Y Av I A , - N - . 'a:'1 :Ejlw Q : if I Nw , X X L Dedication , S ii i R Qi S A ix fx W qi E5 e ! Saimie1Morgan: A main with the endur- P ing power of understand- , ing. a delicate sense of 1 honor, zi S y ni p a t h e t i c i heart. a transcendent gen- tleness of soul-who ad- - vises, but never comnizmds, N who reaches out for friend- ship and gives of it loyally and generously in his every thought and deed- a man devoted to his fel- , low men. i i i We affea-tionately dedi- 4 cate this volume to him. ,W i we ini THE HD BOOK Three L,l1f.mXlwwiv:5 WA, yjmjwfg J ily jgwezfu C3MfQjiyjZS?:XfLL3,J fL G4W ,QMLZW QJZWW q,gm by H ELLISON and NKLIN WALTON N. ,..1g:A-W,...v.p. - .-.ww-...-vm-W...-W . .-...-..-m.....x ww---K.i,..mN.m-.hug-,-my gh +3 ESS if Q ,. fi- 13 ,ga L QE mx, K .J ,. x ,S .7 'Q 5, eg X r 1 5 f Q iv ..., Thy fm katifset Tw us, But shines elggwhere In H eaxvewly' flight. f, Jn Mrmnriam N AOMI EVANS ' N .mm Administration -i.. H+, . ,.- ,gd r' f' fifty' ,'L fwif QQ i k X gf School Board f!,q?k Qui .J 1, ,wir Jed , iljxl iii F., H if--V, 1, 1 is ,5, ,pg X ,,., T A, I f ,J i i w N wi 'MP ii, ii , Q- F ,f',,-La ff t 5- ii- -, A . V3 T - ff'N, sc , -. ---5.1 vw fa agxfiiii .G S w,i,N'f ff' 1 U . Q, ,:, A fwf., to: af' Q 'f- f t Li! ,W Ju U' TZ, I v ii f f iii, P 1 Q ui: ' i 4 xt 1 . .F , W. iii ii iii 1 .2 'fix JXKKT, , ,5 .,- : ' ,Y-3' ' ,H-1. 111: ,wxvffi 43 It ,L HE BOARD renders a patriotic and devoted service to all Davi County. This service is performed solely for the intellectual an moral advancement of the young people. The duties of the Board call for earnest and patient attentio 1 to many intricate problems which require much time. These hav all been very commendably dispatched. During the past year, a large number of meetings have been held in which important matters and affairs were discussed an decisions made. However, some of the questions confronting the have been difficult to solve, and much time and effort have been devoted. a Wv , ' 'ns . . . . . 1 i The Board slncerely desires to serve faithfully in the interests if it ii?-5'72 of this institution, and to further the Welfare of the students in .T every way. We whole-heartedly wish to thank these Board mem- i . bers for their services which have been so cheerfully rendered. ,, Q Q 1 ' in , THE D Booz: fo' ,XM .Xi t wx up Ten J X t 'GQ ., 'i W Q 1 i'i12zp 9 f 'n Jr' gi, ...' Q , V L, ,417 ' Urea.. . - W,'?s..,., .ym ,Nqr 'lx of , 4-1, wx .sat 42 'X ' ,-25, A f ' K.. .1-v-4 e , i, -,:,f,y' , ,mmm I ,, . If A -N'r ' 'A , iw, - X I !I i'l ' :Y Ji iii 1 Q 4, , M f f' fw 4 X H ti- r lf, J fx! 3 4. , 'div it 'L' iii' R M11 ij TMJ-.i'y In Tribute TH1-1 UD BOOK Elevr ll 4 Q ! I MR. JED STRINGHAM .X 4 'xf'N V ,files kv A lk X N cv 1 9 A 1 x X 5' 5 I . I X 1 x. gf ,HN , X.: 4f'flV,.-if H 'a W , if f, fl .F 'imf f-. l l Ti 5' .X VN I V Cf if L l W , ii 1 gy :gn..' 5 . Ni ' ' an f ,x Q i 2-', 4 i E To Students of Davis High: K Q '52 This is your book of sweet memories and happy days at t e Q ' school you love and to which you have been loyal and true. Pare S fu f 9 I and school officials share in your happy days because they exp ct . 'Y , 5 you to render greater service to humanity, to show greater lo' e ' ,-x ,-ge. for parents, to be more helpful to your neighbors and your co - I '71 munity and to lend more to the welfare and improvement of t e D 'r world, all on account of your associations at a school so W ll -: s Ii QR known for its wholesome influence on youth, splendid stude ts 3 ' 3 'K activities, superior scholarship and excellent teachers. ' xi- s ' y 3' llic Q 'gigs Our fondest hope is that you may reflect in your lives the 'l ,, . . ibifwigine things taught and exemplified at Davis High. if f, I f 'X ! H. C. BURTON. M. , Riff X X Ni, 'iv THE D Bjox .- ., 1 - ' - '1 - ' Tw lve xxx xxx tis:-sex cljVu,ff MVVM . ...v ss-. a . ws! l. fe a ...-.qw . ' it X 'ii crer t , ,...l - . l l ' it r 'J V l . r - .rc 9 A N U ii :if 'L - ,' K - ' v- L,--'ofa'-,I - , lu! E:7?rf.41i-77l TYm-ff:2 ,i:Wagga N W if Wi' Admin' 'VN- P . S' if ,- J R , im, 'uf l l 'Wt , 1 f,,i hh' ax I , iv , Fm 1 1 l ii , , ll 1 -A l r 'xx f sf ,imfigix lik, 'lv I f'a hlfA Ll my N,,l fr M5 .,,.., ...N -. K N, if -,E ' 'E g. i' A l i if Eff K , 4, il f 4? ', f i ills. g ,f .-Vw- , . W m,,V,4: , , V ,At y ,I-4' ww , .fx . ,, 'Y if isa P., 3? A Ewa S5 W I s i 1 2 2? . X ,lofi N ii Z Hts. as 1 ya, ,. lm 'fgwjf , i ' l NOTHER school year has ended. The lives of eleven hundred ill students have been made richer through good books and contact V V ' with well trained and experienced teachers and fine companions. . Lf Never at Davis High, in spite of the economic depression, has the 3, I joy of living been more manifest. 1.5 glylw 5' ii.li if May the students of this institution, guided by a sound phil- ii osophy of life, accept the challenge to utilize the educational ' X values of the year in the building of a happier and more enlightened e w, , , E Q, citizenship-a citizenship which places peace above war, the QNEEQ ,, if' literature of Shakespeare above the conquests of Napoleon, the ,I - ,f music and art of the masters above the mercenary ambitions of X, M corrupt capitalists, the achievements of Pasteur and Edison abov P l l the designs of unscrupulous politicians, the spirit of Christiani ' ' P , Q l A, above the spirit of lawlessness and crime which continue to derhff , is M l altogether too common in America. ,1 , PRINCIPAL MORGAN!! I i . ,i,i 'Ka ,' w ' 'I il J, THE D Boox - , Qfxx i ' f 'jyhpyf 'Z Thirteen gi ' 'ET13'-'K tux g Q in 'ff , atlas 6 as e ttca 2 W 'BQ-aiiekfflfk f? '- 3 ??'fES.Jfff, 1 Lf , .L-fit.. iffy: ei ,i xitw- i , X V I vu i xgr f ' W ' V- ' ' A Ffffjlf' n NN, ,..,...l i , . NX K i, ffl. an , J lflf fff V4 N F lt f acu 1 1 ,r If ,V A 'Sl f A A K, Mx A f A Wrf . , A 1 4 , 2 . MYRINTHA BURNINGHAM -'1 ,, I , Q, Speech and English H f .V EVELYN CROCKETT Domestic Art fi? H 25' A? e ,S .-..f -L rx ,fx '- , HJ. Pk. WELLS F. COLLETT Auto Meclzanics .X ,X Z W X L N. ' Y I' uf' Am N A A T f A ei ,125 RAY FORSBERG KC I'hys'icrLl Education 53 lf ,..L,- 'TQK 'i ' ' , wg, iff- Y Wi' A t n P M TELL, UE, ,S 'qfnziggpi 211 .Q f N 3 5:5155 fCW:f'235 M F 3 F ,L f gm AURINE LINT ' . 5- .A 1 Domvstic Sciencr' Y , I , - ,' Q CHARLES C. GARDNER 3 f Q5 Qf,:gw5.w Science A- 1 wm- ls ww Q' if A it I -115151 lL Vg 3 'QQ fr- A ff SL fee eg :Aw-sf Ejx -- 1 5,5 LYNN HALES Nj E11 Social Scivrzce - 7 gi if 1 -1 fi-'fx 'Q ' if fi' .wel 'uf J. EVERETT HANCEY 1 V .KAW A :fa ,A 'Q ' , . H 1, bmencv A :W 2553?-A A l Qi:4i,,,2H,, Q 321152 ff :SW P bf lf X w gl f- 5 I DELBERT LAMB Y' H aijf .. Ari N'-A Q ., A 1 by ram, K GEORGE J. MILES QR 'RT-Q ,. is' Languages , xxx by 3:1 fl ,A . NE ,M , xi S if SfE is A AL'L A A pf A 1 ' ff, 2 THE D Bo K V' K XA f 'HRX :fx Fourte n , r E, N, A jzyx ' Wa, JF:N'SAL AKYNLEQ.,-:m M QlLf?i35 , A ,f?1flTv'E-?i'W '5-A A jpilfwy Q ' K fi A H 'iw- f A A 51? , MN- Io A A -' Ei A ffp w '15 'A fy -A 5'5-A Q ' EL.. CN, H x,,ySA?i EM EA - A, , .. . . xl xhr- ,, A - .A wx ca 2 L '-' 4, ,Y , 5 , . ,X 'AAN' . 5 ,iwj VV, V, 7 7, ,Q -aI I' Il I Faculty wc ' l I ' P . 'I A . N 'x I A fl- 2 ig ' L Fx Jaxx L X xv- jr-' 5 N Br-X ' Tlhnm f-1 X ws , BERTHA MILLGATE I A Librarian 'I l j h 5-F t HORTON C. MILLER jg 4- f English I+, N ,, - -I-.. H ID L W II 5 , f' FRANK B. MUIR 3 I I History Q 5 ' ANNA LOU OLDHAM fc , ' , Typvwriling ' - 3 ' - 'f ,fu--I, ff ffl. VT: X 5-'if' 1. IDN Os ff' f- F I I 1E:glisIIVI0ND If ,, 'I- ' I2 WILLIAM PARKER Q --rj 55 Meclzanics gr' H ' Jw 44 .I I7 f Ib J , X., A! , FF RX flifji If .'3 '-f, A J. E, PALMER A Biological Science W ffl? 'Llc 'qi ' I EDNA MAE PETERSON f -- -I ! 17, Physical Education P- - I W' I I l'fff f . Q .I I Q5 V3f. ?4 f MW Ifk:.'1F'fi,i El I W 'BU f f'3g7l 1, ' if I , EJ .K 'wfgi-IIA I If H. H. ROBINSON 'fxjjgmi 6 YP' I, Commercial x ' I ' fn 'F I' I 15.531 FARRELL P. SMITH r'1g'gfTl,gg: r Agriculture V' 5,1 gAQff5Aj,f,JK1'f X' I 'lf 19' fm 'Exif ff' N iff! Hn ff I I ff ff?P2If f. f TI-IE D Book Q- ' Y, Fifteen fb M, if ' 1177 5 I. if N 5.55 .-.. .A .f II mx: V I.. T' F W? V Iffw YY: , cf l.-41:27 ,. Zfiwegl -, . E. f V iii'--ff:-e' ,, I, ,Q .. P i' ' m2I...,I.Iwk2'LL'521JrA 'HQWIIQII , If ,I ggf - 'L,J,- N 'f I, ll svr In ,i cf 'II WS! MI Y I I '5f5f'1 fax .1 A. Y-P QV' ' We . if' ' ! ' . 12 ' Y' I ' ff' 'I , 'f ' -3 XL I ' 1 . I 3.1: .Lf-41? I f .AA! f,-' ,If 4 I I I IAQ-I+ f I -gf' 'GL' je f . ,! X S .- 0' . fi ' Q l ' W- bg Q' y gf' X N Faculty gb r L J JOHN L. STACEY ' E5 Music f 5 x Q GEORGE W. SOFFE E Mathematics F5 -N x 4 K v JESSAMINE SHEPHERD N D x Study Z: , E. M. WHITESIDES .ga 51 English U EMIL WHITESIDES L A History 1 . Q GLEN WORTHINGTON 5 Physical Education 7 tif 8 I V' 2 Q ' F-get MILDIPED CRAWLEY X .5 Offwe I 'S va go M l E 1 E ' w au- N qi 5 'JA f ' YQ ai , ' , SN ! wx X f X 5 Ld E Q 'Gi' ' -A 55 x! Qx wg' X 1. , 51: 4 - - -w as .375-i-W' ' x x an f i Q, x A X 4, f' J m3iP,E'4 mf A' 'mf x N, M., ,X C Q QQ sf. , E :fx e- 1-'Ea .vfs '- , 'n ' ,v Vl- 5 x ' ' ,nf-' Silver Slowly, silently, now the moon Walks the night in her silver shoong This way, and that, she peers and sees Silver fruit upon silver trees, One by one the easements catch Her beams beneath the silvery thatchg Couched in his kennel, like a log, With paws of silver sleeps the dogg From their shadowy cote the white bre Of doves in a silver-feathered sleep 3 A harvest mouse goes scampering by, With silver claws, and a silver eye, And moveless fish in the water gleam, By silver reeds in a silver stream. if 'i asts peep SL K 2 . F 0 all , l 1:2 x f 7 Q X 'lll F r i A ri W ffl 4 14, -1' , 'gill 1 E Q - 5 ' - s ' -jj 1 A' N , ,lllll l ,, - ' ' ull I 'X M 1 Q ,v., -.4 1 ' -,- -:,-. , 'I- I fl ll l J , l V: Walter De La. Mar I ., 4 fr' X Q I '17 5-' 5 41' f it :ill A K 2:3 J rl ff . , THE D BOOK Seventeen 0 'K' I A .' fl fkgltokp ff A fx-J' l' A r 5 1 I I v 1' ill yi :fi 'Xl' 3 f 'QIAK1 ir WJS4 'Y me ,ff l '- lf- it if W 'f' .jess 1 ' i1'4yt,, ' 'il - , X e -. fs .J ' l Q l X ,Mf W pm jf tudent Body Officers HE RESPONSIBILITY of the general organization of all student affairs is carried by the Student Body Officers. Once elections are over, their prestige diminishes almost to a state of nothingness. Students see only the results effected-never the planning and organizing back of their accomplishments. Being loyally supported by the students, their administration has been one of the best in our history. In spite of financial difficulties. they, with the help of their advisors, have succeeded in coming out winners. E I ROBERT VVALI, BETH STRINGHAM JOSEPH RICHARDS President Vice-Prosislcnt Secretary MAX VVARE MAURINE FLINT EMIL WHITESIDES Yell Master Advisor Advisor THE D BOOK X Eighteen .N ,J Y lwlfv r-- .ak it bfi, J' ,.,,V A. . .D. WL Upper tleft to rightj-Lucile Layton, President: Ruth Oviatt, Vice-President: Evelyn Pack, Secretary-Treasurer. Center fleft to rizhtl-Elizabeth Ellison, Senior Representa- tive: Elaine Hatch, Junior Representative, Ruth Robins, Sophomore Representative. Lower fleft to rifzhtl-Doris Weaver, Freshmen Representa- tive: Evelyn Crockett, Advisor: Edna May Peterson, Advisorg Anna Lou Oldham, Advisor. UR A. G. S. D. still progresses! Remember that first social event of the season, traditional Girls' Dance, when the girls escorted their boy friends to the flowery Japanese garden? It was undoubtedly one of the most successful dances of the year. Their assembly was highly entertaining, and their girls' day, featuring the masquerade, was very unusual inasmuch as the girls actuall contented themselves for an hour or two with their own sex. The officers, with the help of their capable advisors, ha truly co-operated in making it a happier year for the Associa , I i , 'j , xjy, X 9 ' lillbllu Y. if , r L i e fr L fx 1 . f 1- ,- H , 4 lr' -E 4 kg ily: i if-'if' . li 'Wim Q N7 a far? X Ri xx tx , 6 1 l l f, iff 5 fx FX f C f X 9 vii I 13 n X6 , , I Girl Students of Davis. l 'A 5 1 , f I 1 ,ff ff 5 7 N7 lfy 'D S 'Qff Tm: D Boox . , 2 y , Nineteen k -793, G .gf I' ff '7 ! . ' A ff, ' ,fr ,V 'f U.. ll K I ab .' Q ffffxfff W IW fd i l f' l 59 X 'I' 5 , v 4, 3, ef K Q -, ,' 03' v ' 1- ,, -IVLAJ,-Kb, f W , aw- ' I r X' A 'I C, X,-U. -fr -+ dm . ,f r f::f -ff . r f Fr . ,Y 'Z r.. .:,f'fg txt' X! X 'Y- ix 'Kxwx li: -I f 2 'K is 1' Q , -lien X flip... P I ly, 5 ri ,47 1 9 g, V N A34 x V - Hy 5 A E. Ugg tiff 1 ll .vi S3 Q A eral f ilu wait Mi 'fs HW FE. ' - A r .r 1 111 fps '12 1' '., -ME N -Xl M ji-js' -fr K fs: n 'JG--WMV'-7 l12n.,s,'f'iN L iv Xl www All , Qi Bo s' Or anization P' ' ' f . gf .n 5: ' V' fy If it , ' E Air 'JW .e - 'I , P r ik?-.E , ,Q ET.-an b as.: liefb fi-at 1 i Till? 45 FZ W iii 1 gl My J REED OVIATT JAMES MILLER ORVAL MORTON ,Q President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer GLEN WORTHINGTON RAY FORSBERG JACK STACEY 'V . Advisor Advisor Advisor Q D i 5 5 fr 3 -S f A ' ?:vg5 ---A 5' gi 1, 2 g lift ' F I ga i -bw I s 'f it lr - 'T G21 ' B K KJ- gi: l. WILLINGNESS to serve and a determination to grow have kept , things moving among the boys this year. Their flame has , WW, xl E fs, ,burned brightly-bright enough at times to ignite even the garbage igffffgzans. Even so, boys are absolutely indispensable, and the functions WiwQyhey have sponsored have proved of interest to the entire school. ifafyg- fit if V l he sportsmanship displayed among them has cultivated a feeling ., - of good will which is so necessary to the achieving of success. iq ' ' We hope to see them retain their individuality and not only Xi Qfffi live up to their reputation as an organization, but even elevate Yfj Qggf Q-Q ' It to a higher plane. iii tif ' Q W I - . '- THE D Book 'i E, , ,Q ffl, X if 'E f v Twenty N51 iii it E wil tl fiiffffz., 2, H .Y ' K , , 'iiiUrjQ',,,-33f 'ifQ. ' .52 51215, 1 'K Shiga?-izsfiv 7 55XJi1li v , .j is , f Qi tygw W ' '-'-'il'H?? --.f223.f.',f.49l3 'S1+1 ,L ' ihqfli -4-.. fc' nv' . ev fxiii Q 5 -r,?vu.w - : 'f.,gg gv?v 'si ff- 1- I '- ': Y I if-1' .,-R 5.1, IX W Vx I A , ,,,,. ..,, V, AU. , , A ,', RV,W.,,xqxmwnmL A .,,. , .e g v ,wt I., . 2 , W gl if Qi A Classes l '34 eniors 1 A BIRDEEN ADAMS Layton DALE ADAMS Layton RUTH ADAMS Centerville MEEVIN ALLEN Kaysville BETH ASHBY Bountiful NURA ATKINSON Bountiful RAY ATKINSON Woods Cross MADELINE BALDERSTON Bountiful CLE0 BALLARD Boaultiful LOUISE BAMBROUGH ' i ,.,W, 4 ,KNJ-4'--. , - m lv E rf , I rx w 0 jvifxix A ,W my L.. 4:2 N E f Q X 4' 33229 .X . I ,La GJ? '- Y mf' V Af All E 1,713 ,111 X 1:16 I ,A J gf 1- if .-e ' W' V , f i.,gA 'gl of, A: if f l' ,lgC N ,ITQQI m 1 f 12.15. 3 , M1 N it in X I1.pzf, I Am .x 'TH ,.-4 2 f-if? 'W . 1 in 3.5---. X w l A Flip l 2 gl S A :iw Mu aa Q 4 A Yes ' , ig ll, A QV! A H : H i ', Q I . I 7 -f, I B l,.L'Q,, fl' 'I - kin l- ! :ii2 i'i:'1 I '-'HA E5 . fri? J - Xfiiliig N5 L- N1 'dhiofg f fl'91f'4,iffa. V I 7, ' 1 13141 at A Syracuse z, ,, ,,.. ' -A ,fy ,!:ff,,fff LLlfj'yi.,x: .V-on I I , , ,H - .' M- 1 ' ' :ii f 1 1' 1 THE D Boox 'wx ff' v' Q- Twenty-three ,iw ' 'fx' 5' 2' 'Aja ' - f Lf, L . K 1 'E 3 EA ,,.f H 'Y Y :AQ f xH'fff J. I M' ' 5 'f'fw'f'm1Q Q5 f 'bfi ,,2L,.',f R. 'X 'L 'bg ,Y Af 1 if K' Xkljkf if-, NLT-YJLM . f Lf H mf 1-A 1' : 1 at ra l 1. ,.,. V '-1+-, ,figs 'Q - W-if AX l?'ve.rS'1f f :fx-f ,f .lf-w.Ifg,, ,J ', J' r-'Pg Y, JW-M Q1m'Y'nn3fA.4! X J iyg'px'j1fNL - ' 5M,'wfi1,, lb'fkY' .k ,ILL-A J!-W H i, N 'f!'Li..wff'7, , L-Jig L.. V3F.iw.A:.::,,,jA .. if Minn , S 'ark , 57?'i'- -I ,I-3 Agjwwfj f A ,X 3 .5 f f W 5- .EQLX 6, N. E P A A li l lf W SQL' kk-.Q-..f V LH' ' ! Nf'x ' ' 14 kk! Q ' f A - .f -NL A ,, Q . A Q fi A . A, 4 L. I KH ,, wg,-. r A J, ,ll 1, A vi is R C Q32 gg, D4 Ar: P1 wwwvw R R- A ff-,Age L' 5 ' I fit, KL fi Lv es 1 5 Jr in ,,', R1 04 x fm ' Seniors EVA HANGERTER VVoOrls Cross FLORENCE BANGERTER Hnzzntiful DEAN BARBER Sywwuse IDA BARBER Cen fwrvvillw NOLA BARBER S11 rrzcuse GARDNER BARLOW Clnawrfield WILFORD BARLOW Bomztiful NEWELL BARNES Kaysarille EDWARD L. BARTON Bountiful ELAINE BARTON Iiaysfville s , 1. 'ff 11 4L'vV'M '3 A L X ,A 1, O' RM W . Twcn fy-four , .W fs ,371 A g R-:-.R 4 , 3' .THU ?' , w R vHA,HkA,V. - 1 THE D BOOK, If f I uf' eniors Tm: D Book DON BEAZER Sywlcusv JENNIE BEESLEY Kaysville GERALD BETTRIDGE f'0?7f1'7 L'iIle CLIFFORD BLAMIRES Kuysville VIRGINIA BONE Layton MARY BONNI-JMORT KIIQISUIZIE ROXY RONNEMORT C011 f vrville LAVON BRAUER Bountiful EVELYN BRIGGS Bountiful LAWRENCE Bonn fiful ' I' 1SPiivTNx - -- N 1 ' X I 'VCI f R I -LI ' 'IJY I -I 3, I 1' I XVII Ifjf XI VI -I I I ' II gr I ,. Y X I A III ' if :94 uI' I ,. V 'W-ff Af I I 5 I I ,V ,SIIQJU I If 12 QI I i V. I A 4 I I , I fa ,rm I I I 35 ,II Q ' II'-241.3 ,, I '--IPI -1 ' If'-I . I EJ ff-S II' I IPI ,I A I .N Q' I 'WWI-I 'f' VI - If K ' X I W I.I. n-.T my, I 16 ' , I IZ tjfjf ,- I f I -. 1 3 x Y I I I Ig, I 9 A f II 555 X III I ' I5 1g +g,I'l :IE EI-1 E :ff gif I 24 , eg: i1I?C5+-'? .1 I 397 I' I: I N f If IIIIIQP '13 I Y ',I Wag 1 I ,, W9 , , BRIGGS f I I', ,Y QQQIEI.-' ' I f Twenty-fifua ' ' , V ' , ag- 'K , I ay.. -. N.. WF, 1. 'rf' lf -1- 'xi X- .W ,gf Jf V , . Q . I .I ' I III .ANL I, I -Ir, 'A' N 'wlxfvx I Ir '14, V, I. IN -.- I xy: - ,- g Ei... ' I A-KT .. It II ' -' f I I'-'R VI- ,:,I U., j i ' I XM I ,mp IIT r !H 'I' a I III I 'W 'W II J I. . - .III,,,,n-III II, I I , -aw h:rf,.,:':+A' 1' Ai-AQ? . JY A , - I . . ' MI, g, V 'Q I - -f -.J I' . :AI If I-3-I-I .I Q I .pf if . ,nh Nw aw-fl I A 41 ,I,,,:,, I . 2' I W WI. qv' K' I ' ' . I A-I., f , -7 , . I. r Q 4 'wI- ' I ,I 31 as F' A-I I I If I ' JH gg I PT ' ' .4 Y I ' :I ff-msz!,I In?-iz' II Q I I1 II f5 'wfIII' If I i 1 4 I ' . I I IFA I I I 's I I , -I.: I , I ,, K . V 1 A I- ,gf ' ' .if Lf V,, LI I,II I JI I , 'fjI,:-f I M IIMII IHIMH, AI ' 'ugl',,e I xy. . A W ff fx . ,L g 1 j 1. . , ,fx i 1 I . ,J enlors Q .ff .f , ,A .1 , n, NA . vm ' 5, 1 2-.5 X . ,X-. 1 1 A! I 'M w w , f , ,fflrq 1 A 1 5 JI ' w ff' Lg, f 2 x HN, XL 4 'xliylg Af J 1 X no ,N f ,X X Su - - ,'x5i ?sXN. . N A A so 'N 1 Lvx 9 w J Ag Xp f N it Zio ,gf , X . . fx l X 'Q Q --7': I . V MARGARET BROUGH R Bountiful l ARDELLE BROWN Woods Cfross MILDRED BROWN ' X A '- 5 -A Centerville of CATHERINE BUGGER ' - zw Layton F1 D522 ' ., Q LUCILE BURNINGHAM 3, .' U 3 Bountiful W ,L lg l 4' Q, ALAN C. BURNS I 6 ,-FI? Bountiful 5 i H31 F: S' g 3 3 V U Q A A fl N' -1 ,Al BLAINE CALL Q X 1 Bountiful X 1 O M NORMAN CANNON X 1'-3' -5 Cvnferville nn ' A 3 ' is A - 'lir A A Bountiful BESSIE CARTER Q , EN W r - X I R32 HAL CHENEY l 'g Centerville X R , . fag l ,f ,FELL X l A A Q' iv Q. S ,N 137 'xii Ng J,-ffm' . THE D BOOK ' 994561 NG, 'E M' NV uf' , - Twenty-six , xy x M Q45 , uf ' ' Q ' - . L, ffkff' wr .-'! ll 1 1 I-AA R - L.-2' A ' N-4.4 x N - AQ' 9- Q - n- get V V E 9 1 J Q 1:0 J 'Cs-3 N lv' 9 A ,A , A--K Q --, is v -, - i J 'Q Jtxhfiwi 3 f 41l,bxll?N-J A 'r ' J x.,u,,fL .F A VR M1 il JM my A6 A . 'xfgix Q s I, A 'if ,M N , W, ffl!! 'L' A l ' WN42,Qr 1W-f1i,glT1f-A-iw,-'f 2T2'1i:i -L '-15,8 , I XA X -L Ro,o M CN,,,,f,t3f.k-xxx A'-N K? N Ps ' OX N W . g Senlors , K Y X ,gf H , X V1 ' 1 'WP RODNEY CLARK Bountiful SUTHERLAND CLAYTON QQ Centerville 1' IVARD CLEVERLY Woods Cross LEGRAND COOK Syracuse MARJORIE COOK West Point WINIFRED COOK Syracuse FERN DAHL n f-g' ,E fl, w ' ga- - s- H IN 14 ' nu 'Vv'N ifn Y , ' .1 'Y '-'Af-'-2-,,,, ,. ,K ' 'O M -1 , fwfyiw fx ' Elf iffy 33f? H Nf' 21 NWNCX 'MK fx 71 DWI .ifyg WIP, SX X X w mmm. flww My '-bww My .221 lhw- - 'L X ,f K -,xvgfi X9 D W M2 f Jo -1 West Point ' RAYMOND DAVIS 5351! O Bountiful f A. A .I K ,, V 1 I 2632 L '1- Bhgtf' L. gi ' 1 Mx - t HAVEN DAY xj A ,p V Bountiful 'f ... E l MARJIDRIE DICKSON f 5 A 'Q O Layton W! F' ,I I f Y If I X fy THE D BOOK NK ' O-' , ,-.KL Twenty-se1'en I f L If jfgggf- X- fof N Y ew, K ff lf A W Yll. Y l , l I5 1 li Q 'Y 'T ,J O O C f l M D. J I , XX 45? Mfr I.x'.f wwf, ,f ff 'I an Ml' 'L M I F ' 0' 17 , Q Q, 1 aamigftq, .J I P :' -f af! YC fifrggig I QV ? Q Q 5 F Wu! rx 'qv' , 1 K ,,,... s -.w:--'Q-.aff-f LT-'-if?-' !!Il' F4 I F 'fl l u 7 4, I'I' . .f-' I f Cf,,f,IQm .. NX' X I if V I 1 Q' . ' -Q ,I I .II . 'I - I I I If 1 A 2.13 ' I III I' I III. LW? I M In If ,If I fjyj' I I I! V ! ELDON DUNCAN Centerville fr f ki, ggysgg, BILL ELLIS r 'X If-i I ' k 43 North Salt Lake ,A I.: I4 ' I , I A5 , AL: .--0 if Qgy fl 'Q S. Ak, I ig 1 ELIZABETH ELLISON ff. li' ' Layton il -.R 'cy 2 I- I ,I BILL EPPERSON Q1 El Kaysville F1923 I f' x A, ,, gflifgml if if A :SXVUT Q- ll' P f ' -'17 , 4113541 kf Y Tv . FERRIS EVANS iyf V Layton ?5yY ,5I3 QI FIU RUTH EVANS ga io , I I 1 Woods Cross , s LN- ,Mil 5.5 22 3.3 IK 15 .5 I W if 'ifn 1 I 'ix Q .. VIRGINIA EVANS I P :Iggy Layton IK I 5 I f- IQ 3 , . F3134 - WAYNE FADDIS NN - ,L K ' if lfV0ods Cross g . -1' i Q X Nipdi I LFP? Isfk I ww- - RAY FADEL Bountiful ,- J MII I 'lifkw JT, UR I I whip WAYNI, FISHER Bounfiflll 'I I s I .- .I IA..-.I .1 I XA I -'- , IIA 'Q I ' ' -'I . .f ,I gfffnfail SX I Q 3' E XR, - . Xi A 'K I v. S hw V' ' I ' I IJ ,I ,. I W' 4' ,?.4,k-R, .- . , fr 15'-If I S450 ' C N Vw I1 V Au. gf K VIR 'II J fI,3Qf,II'x I wwwm I I Iyww . -1 , --.gf f+'i',a .I ,wh I- ,QAQJW Asif uw... .,-.II 7 I I - In W gt XI ,III IA, II ,bf IX V' I I .A 'Igm ' I' 'I ' , I ' L 'S I 7 QI YI D1 E' eniors THE D BOOK '1'went71-eight I aI.,x,I4 ,LA fy LI. :ITE ZIYALI , -5 '. '- 'If fx, ff I I, ASTM 1- I-QI I If 'E . , . 'Im QAM. -Tgif-A -V A avg,-Ma Qfiqgyx A , '2ff.1w.f! I ,Sf , PV' 'L - .f-- -A eniors THE UD Book Twvrzfy-zfiwrf HOWARD B, FLINT Kaysvillcf FERN GALBRAITH Knysfville WARIIEN GOFF Wnmls Froxs ALLENE GREEN Kuysrfllw BURToN GREEN Lrzyfmz, Kuysrillv RULON GROVES Ilozmfiful F'f1rmingfrnL ANN M. IfANSEN liounfiffrl HLANCHE IIANSEN f?0m1fiflrl DIARY RAMONA GR IJORRILI, HALLMAN il, X u EEN 3 ,m 'i, Q w- W , .- ,A My 1,1 XA ,, 1 w !, ', Q Q Q,-gf 13 M, we' w V ' W if M W ' 1.4 em, U1.C,!,'f,w' , W-H , 7, , ku ,H , v ' w , 1, .ix M ,K ba' W if i1:5wglV,' W' if w v s KEN I Vf, Qi: . , 5-:,..fF L 3-4 l W W MYIW1-it K A , f Y?m.wQaz5fk? ii Q a :RYE 1+ ' U , -1 . Xmas 1 L-4.6 4 F 1 F r . 11, + Nrf WW r, 1 F'-1, , 'r .frv 4 R A L. fm: Q' FT 3 V3 wi nz!! 3 ,, 7 7 W 1 x Seniors Low:-:LL HANSEN Syra ruse N ORMA HARDY B011 ntiful ANNABELLE HARRIS Layton FAYE HARRIS Luyfou EVELYN HARRISON cj1'7'lfl'l UiIlli GRURGE HAX'ES Ku ysvillz' ELSIE HEPWORTH KNOTTS Vlfoods C'ros:s Louis HEPXVIIRTH Hou Il fifzzl MAllE1 l'A HIGGS Kaysville RUTH HUDSON Lflyyton, Tux-1 D BOOK Thirty Ml' M ' ' 1 A A J' xv if ' L ,' r Seniors FLOYD HOGAN Woods Cross LAVON HOLBROOK West Point MARK HOLBROOK Bountiful SHERMAN HOLBROOK Syracuse SHELLEY HOLMES Centerville LLOYD HOLT Clearfield ELAINE HYDE Kaysvillc JOHN IMADA Kaysville WANDA JENSEN Syracuse ELLERY J EPPSON Bountiful THE D Book Eff 3. 'JL 1 . '41 R ' J' L, M... 1 gh. L 1 ,Q v f-XX 'f ,gglufq F1 L gil . ,jf 'WHA X l E E L, X f w O 2 K 1 J f f,x f 1 i 555.5 X 1 73152 f fi ,Ll J r - I I IQ 5,--. 5 I a 5? , 0 2 C W:- xq' 'f A' Z Thirty-one . l Il fl 1' W' it Qu, J 'Q l il ,- - W4 1' l 4? ., isis' azvfsffe XX l a f , 'J x W, Ulf I P, lf-L4 f ' W6 ' MLW S O fi 7 l f 'QE ' fl gl 4 .' I. Q ,L Q lil yf H 'if MQ f ' V ff ,75ff4Af'I- 1 I 1 ,,f, ,Ku Q' flkkfy XIX 1 .4 I 3 ' A rf, X 1 ,A ffl! I Wi .ry A ff' K Ni, ' -,Y 'I :ii ii'iiif5'i'1 :Nj - Vg! W 5 feb ll 11 il' f ---, .-'Wg ' . vb' Y vffy ,535 gifgi :QI Q I ' V ' Il' f 55, 'gif-N I . ' i - . , .,.. cf '- I .,. if I ' P 4 I Z If , 5,5 2 .I I 41- Higgs. ,ff fi '22, wif? wx Q K if 5? kr' , g 'Ni , ,, I Wm ai if I , X l, , ' ,iw-.1 -- - I I -I -f'f x iw if 1 Ina We llifiijih I 'if 2 g ' ggi 'Ep y.,., X S: WPI ffm XS KM iw fj'X4K'ZA 5 xx u,!b.,v ,.V,. 3321?-I-fh 'X WE-. 3551 'ff' , I , I ff ' 1 ,, ,L wi' ' X mga' . I I ' ' I , I, L! In I' :JH I ' ,,.'- . 5,1 , ,. ,I f' ,'-f ui fl-14 II' X- ,vi I.: V I W eniors '? A LAVQN JOST Kaysvillo THORA KING U-'esf Point WILLIAM KING Kaysv-illc DORIS LAMBERT West Point NCFREINE LAMPH BOZl n I iful EDITH LAW Bountiful IWA LAYTON Kflysvillr' LUCILE LAYTON Kaysville MYRON LINFORD Kaysvillc SARAH LINFORD Kaysville J M .4 :IQ ,J E D Boox EQ, Qs I Tkf-. T'1f fy-two I .gk , I.-fs' ,I ,I.vw, ' K -wk ' . , lil . X in N If +1 -fc '1,3'iN:-II,5'fjQ -,r Av, A I in 'I' gi. 1 1 - .F 1 , f W mauve' P g' ,, ilk I . 5 f - .1 2-T... - -5 I -'Mm ' ' -I P'-it ti... . , f .- , . , . .1 I? I M , 2-M, was ,iw I, its I'I- 1 ' - I. MI, VW gf 1t3,v:!,ilg:1jJ fri -5 if 'Z4V,5,,,-- I ',. fi wvgv V ' 'Q ' ' 'I . E-.II , .I ,g ' 1, If Z fx 7 ' X r-414 M 'XXX 51 X.,m 0 K X Z 1. SBIIIOYS HM 1' Q oo J , , lg , V, wax , 1 v' ,Y ..1,, - ,Q INA LLOYD f , Farmington 'X M M 354. ,fl 6813-crfrbervglgefsjlz iv 'K' X . ,YA K H 1 g if Gus MANNOS X ' Wi Farmington ff- ' , X .IQ A , y LUc1L1.1-1 MANNING 1' ag f-N' Farmington ' 4 is 51 VIOLA MARSTON A fl Layton R Y VERNA MASON M' Bountiful 9 , fig R31 KAY MERCER 1 I Bountiful 9 C' CECILE NAKANO gy u - J Syracuse Q- 'fl f 'MW +- f GEORGE NAYLOR ' I I Bountiful M. 3 ' 4 B N f Z'ZZZ1ffu?LSON r f X f N u QQ 3 V 'I ' Y Q 1 4 THE D Boox , , ' f F, XM Th' n -th , 'f -. r f r3r A M AW: 510 ff .Q My ' l ' 'x., 6, ' 4- . ., r , , ' 3 ' -'WP Magi A '44 r 'Wg ' glial ,QQ 5 39 M-,f 4' 514, v 4,-u , ff f -7' .ns LE'-IvP'f'- X ' ' VV' o , 'ifv fg W' X, ff :NNN u.uuuu.. MII 1 Q37 K ., ,,,,. 42:--i ml 'sg' , I4 , ' a U ' v -. ' '--' 1- 4 .V qt N 1 LFQ . Ji ,Z Q My X . cn I K M f, Ju r 4 TA 1 T IA' 1, , T in V, E+ T.a ,1' 'Nh -Y, f- E1 .r .7 -J f fig, ef 'de ,T N5 4 Tj 1 wi D XX JT , X, ,XHX V t K gui? - ,ff 2 -M , ixl ' fgfi 33 M? :Q , 4T?D ' ' Ii: 5 RN 'fy NM L ,. .kwa My r N1 -E '4i3FbDIQ B 'i 'Mid N VL! 'Q X, Mrk: .us D511 M- my 4 E22 S Q fy 1: ' H E Q 2' Ag ,,,,- lv' F X x T f'-fy S1 fn. xx . '. - ,T ' 5- , Qirvgwqmm 9 Mfifiwk . mv KE 3,fvir:ff -Vw? Wrfwixn ' nifgsgf-'Vi YV 1 X 5 x 4 5-fi? xxx wif 1 Rig! ' Hz ff 1 W, 1. 4' . J ,og x,?T.f., , !,,,51 T 1,94 K ,,,-' J T wk -- .. - 'H f -Q- , a 5. 1 45 fW4W5 ,x wf,'g,: lhxlilig-. T y :L gg,-' M n Ywfbx X O emors ROBERT NELSON Woods Cross JENNIE NESSEN Cnntovvillo VICTOR OLESON Woods Cross REED OVI ATT Ffwmington ESTHER PARRISH Centerville Pl-IYLLIS PAYNE Kaysville IDA PEARCE K aysvillc LUCY PERKINS Cmztervillc JAMES PETERSON Woods C1-oss RAYMOND PETERSON Contcrzvillc THE D Boon , Thirty-four 'XR b pew 3835 - N qt' 'rx Wa 5 R1 wf A f ' ' ' fix iff., ,YJ Q, T' ' DY 5- TQ, ,- -iff ' Hi--H Xi' T TKYKD' I ik' Q -W xvqmmia ,,Wwf Nj., 5 V V,kk A .ti 4, . ,, ., A ,. K + :ff 4 T -ab 4,7 x , qgtlpf 'Lk J 1 W ,.-2, 'fL,g,H'1w,.T,,Jf 'w+f.l1,j,Qw ngj:'.3.,3vjff jf ' '- X X V W ,,... W., M A Tmwmwwmwwwoof Q T.. ,W 9-T X' W 'w.T,. MSQQXK f- - T 5 4 f' W Li ,Qsj Wi V- - I , , W, THE D Book Th'ir!y-fivv 1 Q ' N- It NL 'r--, x A vw , J ,L-,,,-15 '. , - - .Ln I 1.1 A-1 - 'mg , Am ,Y J JAN, - ,H X , . x f W EQ S ' E E I 1 lj ! DONNA HAMPTON Farmington , 1 Ayr, V SMITH RANDALL -AN Centerville F W F , GLADE RASMUSSEN Bountiful HAVEN REED Woods Cross JUNE RENTMEISTER Syracuse J osEPH RICHARDS Fcwmivzgton AUGUSTA RIGBY CP11fer1'iIle IVA ROLLINS Centerville GERTIE RUSHFURTH Kaysville EVA SANDALL K ay sville QR JW ,xfrt Hp, ,rl L lx if Q f t F 5 , X 1 'E' n 'x f , 1,1' ,- ll , if L 1 il- l a fl, .Uzgxg :Q 11514 A ,,,-. M-' fm'-3 -yi T-lik ,u ,,,.wf,t ww psig- 2 ,q ,.-A.,- Y fits? fl f lx U' fm f ,, W .f il ' ww A SJ 1, , -N xy W A .1 F 1 mm W 3 ,f-1:1 I Ui-44 WF? W NI ' N lv? 1 ff itil' ' ' . 'Q fi wi 'ww i 1 TK' la, Q f iii, 'Q -,. if 1 ' D1 3 if 1 , ,Y y 71 ' M f,-!A -Wi' tl 31 2 ' H K' ,TIL g'?','m:h in ,,,, AA, Q3 L9 A P' Qf,.lA.'vI!y A , i Lrg-If .Z If! 5,-lf!! lol .-fm, f f' 5 . A iff fi ' ff .-' J' 5 ' wi ,17 fx ,, 1, A W ' A... - '-,f-ff: , ,,f...,. 9 I 74 - ' ui X, ,Qr XM ,dm 1,,MggQ5,, ' Wzuvl'L1+1a WD' ' Mr fM fi 'llE'fiTf ' w 'I 4 V. :T g T- . ...V I. fi? .,,, , , Y I my M, ' Aim' f1w ,, ,Tb sf' 1 - fn 551 , LM Mr L Al,A l ffl 37 QU, iid I Y, I, l , A 'IL ' 1 ' ' 4 x Q A V 11' iii, A l'm.W rw 52 few ,w E ' F far' ' ff, . lx J g '51 lk ,-'Zf.i'2f7 1, ' , I Lffssf' S. f , ,I II I - I 1 emors ' I Q, Q -II ' Q DEI: SANDERS f :ff-2. R2 Kaysville gf S- wk 'S 5 My ' LOIS SESSIONS 4 ' ' Uk Syracuse V ii-S, , -myzhi I ,QWTI S Effie PE KA GOLDEN SILL 'T if , Q Layton 'IS--7,.iIL FERN SIMMONS if ,191 I, , ,Av - A Iw, .nl M I ,-ff. 4- I, JN-X 3 2 ' if ' MSM ,LQ I 3? I I Qfff M 1filN E554 fs 'XI X 2 ' 1 r 'f '?C,i I I T if QE. P 5:5-gg! WK ' A X 3152: 'Z f i 2 '. 5 ET'-13 ' I Nfffqlila W 593 .vlgf WYE ' fd' 3 V II Q 5 fg:m,.5zgQa:I1KwNoy 1 I I I I f?',i-wrxiw y gy I I we-rw. I Nf XWZN-qwf 'A X I I W NR, X S' ZNIQMQIX? fy .I+ X .N -IA, I 1, , , I' ii win I I , , M, in Zh... M41 33 K I, 'QSQQJLH A I If Layton DAWSON SIMPSON Layton FRED SMEDL1-:Y BOIlfWffif7ll BYRON SMITH I Farmington MARJORIE SMITH Sunset NEWEL W. SMITH Ii'a,'rmingfon WANDA SMITH Ce11,te1'11ille THE D BOOK W ,, -its xqqiifyxgx Thwty sw 'iii ,A,,,f'f?' N tm' 'A , , -1,--' L , ' f XG. ,QSM 1 2' I-Sakff If ii X I ' Aff Q . 'W W k my I.-Mfr? ' Nas! f ag I I , I 5 IAS .J J' 5. ' ff 1 ,. ' , .f,f,Vg, 711.3 , n I A aff M' IN X ' Q X 3 1 '1 2 , , , , . , -f f f-fe, S ' If: IMa M , N 5' g. , ,I f A N, s ff :L-gl - -, ,I , 6 ' f ff ix 'Ffa View If I ' I .I ,QM N, ty . I . W,-..gxI,,M W., ff , fi-2 Y 1 f 'X IWW I AfL2,giVl'3g'y P ff5I.,,.f,g,,1 J ,N 'git-YI M, fy 4f,A7j,,ff:4 P A 'MM Xwxlf If Y 1-if-'f f ' F if , 3 , 7, V -NMR , VV H, eniors ANNA SPACKMAN Layton SARAH SPACKMAN Lay Ion MARY SPACKMAN Fav'-m-ington AUDREY SPENCER Furmin,gfo'n ,1,m,. ., X W w,fQyx., - 1 , 2241, ,VR . ,1:ff.,'W A ,ge+Mf-REQ A w-iz A QE 1 , H iflx . ,, if giipl 1. -A , ,A ,- 47 Mil., ' 9,1 , , .W A A ,A .Y V mv.:-' ,M- ff an 4, , .,..,, .. A V' ' -L51-315 - 4 LISLE STI-:ED Q Q E A Furmirlgfoff f' ' L U , 'N D FERN STOKI-:R 1 Syracuse - A A leur '- a 2 T35 -.-,ol , W J . A , 'S' 1 f BETH STRINGHAM R L ff! Bmnlf'if1ll 3 . ' MARY STRINGHAM 'Q 2 ' ' f B mtiful YW 1 ,' ' L A 1 . 1 Aa .- if -WW 1 F 5 A, Rfizflgiww M 3 ' W I X! Q5 : A . A. , . - ,, 1, MAIIIAN SULLIVAN 1 A. Imyfrm lx f ' Y X f H ffff ILEEN TALBOT 1 'wf Layton ' 'ff Qu fl THE UD Boox R , I, A If vi .- ,IN L ,f ff' NH I -4 X., Th'il'ty'Sl'1?f'lI N X V twdlw , V4 ' 9:7 f Q 1 ,Rx-7 t 1, ,MX 4, K F -'.iXff,' 7, Lviff' Y A 'ff Mp I-Yuiix can 311, .F Ugiqww X it f i, f-Q64-5,3 '. Eg , - V' ' E A 4 I , A EL ', 43? L Y , K ny F. A f'g154f'? ' 5- 1 P Usfff ,ffni 3 f- 9' --. ,. ' N ' U M ' X fi, - f , A, wnflaga , gh f my ,,.,u,i,f, wg A rr! f -A. -A-, . -, A, , A. W, V A A - ' ' A.4.,l'-9' M. -,-, f Q A W., X x if ff fx ' A. -. R -A I :f'f.A'g,,w 23R A -. ' 1 ,1 -TS Vg g .ri ,' 'ff 'J uf xx I ,f enlors v 5 3 ' LW QQ H .NYJ ,. ,O X X , M, ff H H, ALLEN TAYLOR X 'j 'f ff Bowdifnl ,rum 1 if .fk ff' -- ww f -A 21 'fy PHILIP THOMPSON ,' X A lj' Horfzzfilfzll 1 A s -MXN xV..X V XXX. x 'qi IATYJ. ywlg A f 5 A I Q 5 ., Y ,, I L ' X A QE wg ga 2 A f RUBY THURGOOD Wes! Point RUTH TOLMAN 9 y F' l ' Syracuse Q fd A du ,fxxl 'Pj Mk, V , ,fhxxvl J W lf, W WAYNE TOLMAN if,-A 'yi H 3 1 Iflillllffrflll J A Tl- an V 'X E- GENIEVE TOVEY lv 4' Woods Cross nc Q K Z, , A A F,-.igjJ0 v E. A-- : ' Y jf - E LILLIAN VOWLES 1 , xl XX ' 1 ' Farnwizzgfnn Tx i X -.L ANSUN WAITE lax -4 L Jf M 5 l ' ' L .Af-1 , , X Fir . x- 1 ' A 5 U 4- 3 ,A f , -L fn Y WZ 0, 1 ALDA VS ALKER if E T532 -,gin 'fi A f'l'l'l11'l LV'iIlC fix fxflwxg' 'VH ffiffhxzj A X ROBERT WALL R fg3k,,v3. 5. ' 1 Layton X vm Y XY, X'JlX.,2'f,Q'l-, X1 W Q Rwifiwiffi A .Q ,,,,-45, f , A Q. A THE D Boo -.X - Y 'X J Thirty-eigl ,Y -4,,5RNg'S:Yx LQ- X A I uf xxx qv'-.ixx YL 'R if ff' r A N50 -A A Y'LL 'V N' 6 if A A , 1 1, wa: y .'-1-as if-MRL ' Og gfgmw-R '., QW . as .X egg, 31 Y' I V Qjnu Q. X J -s:- :OW E ,QC -I Albxvffikxi, , -Q-' ,A ,K J, gp . 4 ii,- F YM if Af mmf '- K. A - ' f?.,..f '51 M 'L My A A kj N -Y 2 -' w A f ,, ,wr , xx I'MQW5QmwT'z YY ,ar ,Y ef- , ,,.- f5,.-4f Q ,, v U-fgk? -'LLM V, A - .Q ,M 1, ' A .9 ' 'YR 17 if 1 ' iw-'4:.:.A. A sf Wy gum ,I ,341 -ff-1.-Q.. Seniors FRANKLIN WALTON Cen tervilla KENNETH WALTON Layton MAX WARE Layforz ISABELLE VVARREN S y rfwus e WANDA VVELLING Fa rm ingin Il x rg,-X x.. It wiv fi M R,.L. TMI? 3 R' 'MIl an I f 'mx I fd ' 7 A X- Y I . I xx v-in gif? iff E , I , X f' R 3 5 W2 E' W' IVE, I fx 1 .21 gas 1 f, , ,,'. ,LX , ' 9' - ,Q-:N J M . Nm K A ' I 'E ARTHUR WHITE -I 43 Y - ' 1 I C1foz,te'rmlle gg Q' 2 Tff' mg-Q A Q94 IIELEN WHITE Q , Ii'01LlIfif1ll , Te. f 9 NORA WILCUX If -g- .. IA Kaysville ' F 1 f fl A , EK A I I qu'-5' 1 ,V X ' la., I '5 Elf' ,I -- K DOROTHY XVILLIAMS I , ' Syracuse ti f VERA WINEGAR f lf L. -s f Ixaysmlle i AQ , W my I If , - A If PHE D Boox , . ,- 4, f 1'h't - ' 1. N zry nzrze Fx N ' G E xv? .,' W I ALI! ...JR M- ff. ,ixixgs . Q ' F if LQ ,A, R555 L , ,R , 'Q .J I fflfj W1 fi fi X ' ,Q .. ,,' LQ H' W -r . - : ::2 J ' 'Th' U 43 Uk ' I Y.-.lf 'Jn WX-, WK S L .. NN fa- fa r J L x :May l m 8 X! ,Jw l ' + 1 . Xsw X All rr IJ so o 5 i i X 7' 6' N x . B-f' i W7 fl. 52 1 E Q 5 WST: xf'1'i 'T N l , W , .6 5 5-SS 3 F ff ,+- HQ f 2? A bt. a 'G -. ' -1 A v 45, I 5 ,, i l , I x ai 5- - ':: M' 2 1 fax .fha Q, 'W' ' :z iid ,g S l im fb . sl' X 'I x Q Q3 Seniors MARGIE W1s1-:MAN Bountiful VIRGINIA WIXOM Bountiful LUCILE Woon Woods Cross LAVAR ZESIGER Bountiful GLEN SCOTT '33 Bountiful l K THF D ' go aj' Q':Q?g,?.4e 'Q Y' vi f X 'it 4 NM QM? l ax N X 3 ol?,., lg, X i rn Giiv . 19' X 9? , B J0' I ,qg.P,k'u, Xhgxix . 2 any I 'I if ' l J g- '-e-- 'X 1 From Our Greatest Thinkers to i , Graduating Seniors o I x X . or I am an old man and have known a great many troubles, but if most of them never happened.-Mark Twain. KX. ,Q ' 'N It is what we read when we don't have to that determines what ffl 'E W we will be when we can't help it. Y 2 All noise is waste. So cultivate quietness in your speech, in .5 - your thoughts, in your emotions. Speak habitually low. Wait for attention and then your low words will be charged with dynamite. -Elbert Hubbard. The most learned is yet ignorant. Some people, instead of trying to drown their troubles, take them out and give them swimming lessons.-Billy Sunday. Make enemies if you must, but don't be a hypocrite. My boy, a father advised his son, treat everybody with po- liteness, even those who are rude to you. For remember that you show courtesy to others not because they are gentlemen, but be- cause you are one. When you are alone are you in good company? If a man does not make new acquaintances as he passes through life, he will soon find himself alone. A man should keep his friend- x 1-1 ' Q -5 fl fr f X f f l . qu Q 4- s 's X rw nga' oe' c -ii! fs :zvg i r . l ships in constant repair. U ' Be what you are, wherever you are, however you are. - A Happiness is a rebound from hard work. One of the follies of man is to assume that he can enjoy mere emotion. As Well try to y eat beauty. Happiness must be tricked. She loves to see men work. Q K XY:-4 She loves sweat, weariness, self-sacrifice. She will not be found in E v- palaces, but lurking in cornfields and factories and hovering over l - littered desks. She crowns the unconscious head of a busy child. f -David Grayson. I . ' A , No man has a good enough memory to make a successful liar. - 'Z-:' I -Abraham Lincoln. A sure way to get rid of self consciousness is to become con- Q od, ff' I scious of something worth being conscious of. 1, I 5 People do not lack strength, they lack will. I ' I have noticed that folks are just about as happy as they hav i- made up their minds to be.-Abraham Lincoln. Ii X To make a mistake and brood over it is making two mistake .' f ff. 3 V f uTh ' - - , i' ff ere 1S nothing so strong as gentleness, and nothing so ge ,f 1 X as strength. ,- f Q i X pf THE D Book , ,f V A X xx Forty-one ' -, f K, f ,l 1' ' :Ni ' J, 0' fi 'V sv I' ll.. .gif 5 f 'E' at ilk if f 4- ' V 715. 'Q' 5 W ' flint' . 514 Y la' - L.. f- W 11:3 4:1 nv, I X I IIT... o , 0 . - .y .v. gn ' I ggsff 1 I x avg., Mit -8. fs Qs- A oa- ,jbp ' , 1 ' XZLZT-' w J 6 K n '35 Juniors BETH ADAMS JOSEPHINE ADAMS W .iff y ,,3,,v.'4' 5 -4 T .Q Lf W LUCILE BEUS ff. ' 1 ' THE D Boox ' , Forty-fl11'1'e f ' V, 1- 11' 1 1111 1 A I J'J?iiJf'fz:L'L.,.3M V- i J yn Nl A-' 4 - 5' 11 M ,1 M - '1 I I 1 . 1 L, 1,1 14 11 ,., J , V, Wt: 1 1 5 . , 1 qw 1 . 1111- 1 1 1 - ' 1 . . ' 3 fain, ,Q g My . . I ' 5 1 1. ,. 1 - .. A tx :jx wiki 5 j,, ff!! M if i than X, X kv? -1 'iw ,. . E I :Qi f f,0fp,' W- 'J WAWWP,-gf win , . . f'35?5-4.951 J Y X., 1-1 ,mf ,jrhffffi -, ,eww ' ' ' 1. - T WTI' 32 'A f - ---., FQ , Q74 ITL? ' ,1 w.. Q' 1. ,H 1, , 7 .V i H ,lf 1 jf,,1,::Ef 'Ir .-'nav ,1 ' 'M ' WWW? 'W1af.11 f1a,11?X3w1f! . , . , ,- ,D , .1 ., 1, 1' , V K WENDELL ADAMS T8 1 ,T BOB AFFLELTK , . T 51 1 FLOYD ALLEN , N '. ,, 1,2 fi , 1L W'k5' EQ KLEA ARGYLE if Q 'C M' ,Qi i F , ' Fl'lij'1 ' I ki V ui 1111 Q-A SD, , GRACE BARBER T 1 , 5 ,V MARGUERITE BARLOW 11: U QQ T5 ALTON BARTON 2 11: 1551 W11'O A FW ' ' K' a 533' . Q ffl' v F' if .HIL 1 21 1g 1. 515352 V Ev LEAH BENNETT K jg :fi J fr P K LAVAUN BENNETT 1 1 X N1 vu. TAFT BENSON 'W A gf Mr 1g'w1ig3g5k1'gT :X 3' -' fm 72:1-f' 141, A wi lH11,1e , , aj1 1w5fQ'H1 LOUISE BISHOP f vigry? w.v1'553V LOUIS BLOOD 1+ A gf -,ff fglx 1 ,- li'-ffjfiyjxw TEM f Wk Q1 ' I - A ..,1 ' K Juniors K QW 1,,f,,ff ' f - I I Bmw' f WILLIAM BONE .. I fi 3 B ffli fi,1,ff'2i MAE BRENNAN I' ,f-. -' ' JR Y E 'Q fi! CLARENCE BRIGGS Q 3 Eg - . NE E I' N L- 0 In W I ,f K1 I X Ax 'R ig! Af JIM BRIGGS , W W xv! 3 JMX. LORAN BRIGGS N Q ,fv X 5 NN L B .- -1 2 ORRAINE ROOMFIELD A : Q 2 Fi 1 ,g is O S ' AN 1 -.- Q 5 ' A Y VVILLARD BROWN D. , , GLENN BRYSON , -'. ' CARYOL BURTON 5 Z2 as-' - ' ,Cs - I ,RY 5 I BETH CALL QA NORINE CALL M. , , Ar ,, -.gr ORO CALL 5' . 'T W gg I J 'vgb - I I - -sv 5 Q 1 ' 4 I -g1NORINE CANNON y yd x' x ,gfzgg VERNON B. CARR I f- I I I R I A ROBERT CARVER X .' . ' I . QL., xl M I. Z gin .Ib ,ww ez N , .7 - '41, I Wy 'SX NN.,.I,f I I R NX, lex gk XR A THE D Boox -T x?':ff-N I 'I Fort - our X fiviw I ' ' ff X523 y f B+'S,:lvTi:fw5 ' 2:'w4aff!X',f ,I 4 fp Off . ':mL. 3 ,i fl' Lf ' I N, , fmizg? -I I GQ 1 19 N I-In N- Z?-vf. I - .4 L . 'X L.,Nin:j-Igg fvq N , Qhwplgiv 4 f SHPTIQ T- A It fffj' f fm: W N '13 :. . . 'F 1 3 f kia' , 4 Q , Eff A g,-iaf'f'i-P12f5f4- .1 :JFK .fm A I .' I' 3 f- 3'Q'IFf'-iii?w .:C' ' ' M I .NL,. f U wg, X 3 Iwfggg-.If I5 3 -I1 ffgmg A 3-,, A, IM N' I ' B FRY 'iffff-'L fffffff ff' '- I ' gin, L i Juniors THE D BOOK Forty-five ROYCE CHRISTIANSEN ELNA CLARK STANFORD CLARK NELSON CLAYTON FERN CONRAD IDA CONRAD REED COTTRELL R. ADAMS COWLEY JANIS Cox MARIE DIOKSON DOROTHY DOXEY LEONE DUNCAN MARGARE1' EDWARDS CLIFFORD ELLIOTT NORMA ELLIS w 4 fm I. I V www ' 'TAL N? 5 f Wil fb 1 A ff . . I 1 ' ' L' ,Hjx T 5 - I ,.I' I, Il ---Q wi, X SHUT ,, Q- fftfi ' M525-rl ii iiqw I ww I. 5 Q J' ' r L51 - - 1 :Q I Q5 LfQT'w,gn HM, 4, M, xggii If ' gg 'wi' 'Al ': I.-II? T1 QW 15 fi A 3 if 1 53 ima? . I EQ? .. - .I A f-:fi I, 3 '12 ,hx I KTTH gf Ph 'mlww H f'. Qffq Y . ' I 'riff 'K'--'Q ,, QT? I Vq,'5j:?f I C+ Ig ,I ,-Qsgfi .A I ., 91 K - I I 54 51 ,if I , , ' --,. l T ' ff 4 I H R- g-, S' H 1 , ,-Q fm .iff flfkw X IAN w XXV X' QI J W L ff I l I 5 QQ ,M ,LI,, L Juniors iv rf I , V V ' I I A A DON FISHER - ' ' VENICE FISHER - I MURLAND FLINT ' 1 F ANNE FORD , ' MILDRED FORD A ALAN FREEZE 4' ' if ' gg M 2 V fi S . N r-su -N I y R - ' QR I kj 5 Q ' I . 'W 5 52 'I D52 1, 4 A GENEVIEVE GAILEY S- ---- - OWEN GARRET ' HELEN GRANT T I 2 Q S ., ' 2 E 2 ii' H Q I 5 13: I K . I 6 ELMER GREEN ' DORIS GRIFFITH ' A 'A 'K JENNIE GROSSMAN - 6 '- A A MAURINE HARRIS CLIFF HATCH I ii ' QW A , GLENN HASELL N I QR S . 4' -II Efgffffx 9 ,v 1 '51' ' --s:g.Q ?g . w. GL J, Im? , R m-' A , W 1 M Xa X4 - ji If ' V ' S L- Juniors THE D BOOK Forfy-sr'vf'n fm: ELAINE HATCH NIARY HATCH MERRILII HATCH LAMAN HEDCLPETH GEORGE HEINECKE GEORGE M. HEss HARRIET HEYWOOD WIIILIS HIGGS BETH HILL MZAXINE HOIISON ERIC HOGAN FRANK HOLBROOK TED HOLBROOK MAX HOWARD NINA HOWARD fy Y RUTH HUNTSMAN NOALL HYDE STUART JARIIINE SHIRLEY JOHNSON EMMA KENDELL CAROL KERR RUBY KIM DALE KING ODETTA KING M ELLIOTT KNIGHTON E ESTER KNOWLTON MAMIE LAYTON VI ETTA LAYTON DWIGHT LEE EDITH LINFORD Juniors THE D BOOK Forty-eight V5 gsm. ,V ,'4.ffiI. 1 I, A, -I I yi, V-. N y 41' I Eff: af' I E- Juniors THE NDN BOOK Forty-nine ZILLAH LINFORD DORIS LOVE DOROTHY LOVE WILLA LAMAR LYTHGOE PAUL MAJOR VELMA IWIAJOR ROTHA MOCLURG DAVID MCNEII, BEATRICE MILI.ER KAY MILLS BLAINE MITCHELI1 CLEO MORGAN ORVAL MORTON DE VAN Moss NIOYLE Moss f'C27ffi5 - V174 x gli MK x 54 r XE 7 z Y 'ff X. , I 9152+ A 'QW . B 'L Q' T5 A? ,X nr , X A? IX X X 1 I' V . TX 'Fw ,, s , X , fx X XX ,A 1 . MAX MUIR x 2541 EDNA NALDER XT I. A ' GENEVIEVE NALDER X Q , JOSEPHINE NAYLOR ix WALTER NELSON A ' ' TOMIYO NISHIDA .. -Aj -P5 A MABEI, NORD A 1 , Juniors : if WALLACE ODD Q Q RUBY OLESON E'-' ' , Pg. 1 A114 -'17 9557? TX I . Inv- ,ll 4 53 RUTH OVIATT A 1 CLIFTON OWEN F L'-1. ? EVELYN PACK 2 ' 2 1 fi 1 Q fb w 7 Wg H ' 'f f Q Q LAURENCE PAGE ,. N ,li 'Ax --f ' T, ERLA PALMER X JXKXAXXA X X ' - ,ij-'J Q STANLEY PARKIN W X Sxfl-XNXX' fl 1 A A-A11 1 A 1 'w AA XX-Af A QVU N, ,x,XXX WkxXN,XRT A. I THE ..D,, BOOK j A X 5 ,A gym jw.,A,.X Fifty V . -U ' H K T. 5105? 'QQSYAW fV1g,'PA gA' :ff Nu A. A 1 mx is 'A ' ' X XY X f1 .H',g' I T531-X ..X' R X X ' XX XAX sf UXJQTAL--LX,f px .gk-Ax' X X, 5,5 B' L- 'ff 1 4 A A Ai- ' A A if -aff, Q X ' Q1 .L ,.,., ieyff' ,Wi Q? 'LQEWMXQTV ' HQ' t lfgfifw J L' . 7 A ' ' X,,..r'A Q 'X' X WJ kg!-' L.X.,,,f G. Q4 jim ., 5 f A XX, X15 A, W , , XL ,Lf4Y,,'1' '7 .- .S.f?4 QEf.WSiify, 12,22 'A'- fi QAWZT-,, W 9? 2-.inn --.Lx fi ml ' 1 X W' w -f-... Q1 Xi XD' Y .XX I 1 gn- -ug? Juniors COULSON PARRISH MONROE PARRISH STEPHEN PEARCE HOWARD PHILLIPS VINCE PHILLIPS SIIELDON PICKERING EDWARD RAMPTON JUNIOR HAMPTON ED REED LEON REEVES GRACE REN'1'MEIs'I'ER FLORENCE RICHTER DELL RILEY I fig' . .IR , , ni 521- , f Wim .-1 , . wr-,,,, , ,ww KW ff A I ,M X lf' 1 LI lb N f -N ' Aix I ,, fx I . I , ' ,' 'JR- , 191' MW Qian 'D I I - -3 I xiii' Li' V XIV' ' , , I 5 cg, 1 X yi ff F 5 Y ,Q N K Iff f I I 1 ' ffk if P fy L .,.-2 rw z 'D' V I N if - I A pi : lj 1.1.-E I f P We WN ga- ' Ig, I tl -0 ! ga 'I ,1 W I I f In 62 14 B R 4 I' ' ERNARD OBERTS FAY ROBINS .f if If 'NA I' ' A 1 '-- f ' I , .I A ',. 6- xl TI-IE D BOOK 7 xx 552 U 'X L f! Fifty-one ' y 'F I I A I ,-1 I, . -J , I ' .' I. xfkwil ' . -V. 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Tux-: D Boon K- , eil, M I, I Amgf ' A ll CXO Fifty-fwf' uf F EMS Nsfflsxf- A ab K ' men .S 5' A mg? Rf-wb Nw-Ifzwff' VL' 9 4 R ' I R A 'L,L.-we .-I, A N : ., s ,T A, 'V ,SQL ,glRfigfjT5f5fQi3g,,yiigj A - '31 . mv , ., mrngfgaw-,,.f: 51-f fn, -A X - . is p U 1 'E-fix! wcjfigily , Iv NJ . 1 - . ,I . A ' Ll 'NSY' X f'-gfgf 'E Q M: . NKIMZ343 f--- - gist ,rf Sli 'J ff -L R-l- ---.., I THE NDN B0 Fiffy-thrve Juniors VICTOR SMITH RICHARD SMOOT W MARJORIE STEED Q xx NITA TERRELI. DOUGLAS THOMPSON ALJOE THORNLEY '31, f N LHQI, F J 6: ,I ' 1 ' . '1,'w,r ' F ,.:,, IF, BETH TINGEY F ,pw DERRELL TINGEY I v :T LOLA THORNLEY ,,,. N- fx . hh N X K I AMI ,I , WW , I , :':, 54 l gps, .W . WW 15, I N A ,I 1 fm, I I is if f 'H 'fa .e' T362 f VVENDELL SCOFFIELD JOY STEVENSON Giffff JOSIE STEWART jj If apr' ,alma ,-lg! Ffif, if 'I BEULAH STOKER I ' Q? ' ' '- 4: ' ' MINNIE SUMMERS I 5 5 N, H ', W H ., -5 . 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Juniors BERNICE WI-IITESIDES DENT WHITESIDES J IJSEPHINE WHITESIDES EXER WHITLOCK VIRGINIA WIGGILI4 DALE WILLEY VIRGINIA WIIILEY ELAINE WILLIAMS FLORIN Woon ALVIN WOOLSLAYI-:R THE D Book 1,5 I, If I A, I ,f ,X Q -1' X, If IIII 3 I I ,I - VII ,E W Al.: .I A g I Wi' 1, 7525. ' 'I I of HI., I sw . ' QI, 72 41 ,YQ X, XX . Ulf. If Q 'SX NI ffl f YP? YB if xQAT I Z -I. 3 g , . X XXX RX jzjy ...Xi Z .f' 'f 3 fl-9 7 H' . 1 . ' ' '1- fgiggis 5 QE fiw .f--v Z 1' f 'Q ' JE E ' 7 fi 5533 -I I ' bln jr ' g f Fifly-five FI, ' IW' In I f ,sf fsi f if 1 ' A I Q. JR' '-' ' 7 A' NX Wg! 4 Zigi, f' ol ' . 4: C 6 1' r V fllfrlqy! if 7 A I . Q gm It . T1 11!! ,,..fI,f' ,. ' - Q -' f - ' ' r :l . L N 'f: :I , so 'Q 'bf ., ' f G ' fa ! '4-I., MV X' '1-3' N ,iff , WALLACE HESS President BYRON RAMPTON Sec -Tx-eas VAN GREEN Com. Chairman AFTON GRANT Vice-President '36 ,Y ophomores AFTON ADAMS ALLEN ADAMS HELEN ADAMS ITHA ADAMS I MARJORIE ADAMS KIIGHIRO AKASAKA RUTH ANDERSON JANE ARGYLE RALPH ASHWORTH MARK ATKINSON IRENE BAIRD CLARA BAKER ARNOLD BANGERTER HAZEL BANGERTER VANDA BARBER JOSEPH BARLOW EDITH BARTON LINCOLN BEHLING NELSON BEHLING AFTON BENNETT NORENE BENSON BERNICE BOWEN RUTH BOWMAN RAYMOND ANDERSON X, ' A-Q-'X 'B' F I, I ' I' 'I ! I' 'HIT I X I, , ML! 1 IYI F. II Q-'nf I I I I'-I I . III 'IE T I U Ip., I ' ,f' -K X' -Inj. J ' I X'---fly I I fl VJ! IW fglfffg Ii If gpffx if EAI.! V -I'I-IIIII 5? fj 5 I T ' g an tqr EJ 1 WF' I Q.: I' ,4, - K, K I n,5IIC.' Q! 3 4, lf II' XIII 1 I fri, , 5 '. . . ,V I I. In , N , ,ug I 3 I fq. K , ,I . , IA. I . A .4 Ti! 1 F II I,f 1 E f f I DAVID BRIGGS L if GQ' I HELEN BRIGGS dig? 1? JUNE BRIGGS Qfifmf f LLOYD BRINK I ' - THE D BOOK A M A M Iffff Q ,tx Fifty-seven W .fwrk -Ik M I ' 'IH I A .'r , 1, I f---f ., ,rf I IG.O ,:'xwfI I' I - QMLIM I ,f,.g'4f,4IfL II,,:f. 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BURTON IVAN BURTON JACK BURTON DAVID CANNON PETE CALLAS EGBERT CIIIPMAN GORDON CHRISTIANSON JULIAN CIIRISTIANSON LORRAINE CLARK WILLIAM CORBRIDGE BILLY COTTRELL BERNICE CRIDDLE ELMER DAHL KELLY DAVIS EVA DAY MILAND DRAPER CORINNE DURHAM LORENE EAST ' 3 MP- A ' DEAN EGBERT our ' I JEAN FLINT I m LOUISE FLINT ' ' Bk? 51: LE ROY FRANCE x Igw I 4 yx ' I .X i HAROLD GAILEY .f-Q L 3 Eg I LMI? is-f M I 2 Y -'-: 3 2 1 fvrixx I? .. ' QE I ix ,iam RN s fl YW x -N x I Q NELDA GAILEY X1 X T51 1 .'N REA 1, Q5 .MZ fffgb . X THE D BOOK sl ' XX M fam,-qlifiggffi O I gr Fifty-eight I9 I A f I O of-I' hu 'MNI.7. fI .X 5: 5 I Q , 'f 'i qf KX . aif. D Eff ! 'Mem - '- ' -'f-.' fg i ' A 32:9 I . ,f ict-iv 2 A- ,W 'ig I' 9 'Qfw A QQ' Y X Q. H ' I O I. 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SALTER LUCILE SCHOI-'IELD CATHERINE SCHULTZ BETH SESSIONS DOROTHY SESSIONS AURELIA SMEDLEY HAROLD SMEDLEY LA RENE SMITH ROBERT SMITH VERI, SMITH MARGAIQET SOLOMON MARIQJN SOLOMON ELIZABETH SPACKMAN JUNE SPENCER LUIS STANTON DONNA STEED THELMA STEED MIIIDIEED STEPHENS REESE STOKER MARIE STRINGHAM .w I-I TQ. I I Aff'-4-Heyxg I I In ,LIIII ,dw ,III E 5 X .. , !,IlIIIf1A,W-II I A I ' I N I 'I I IV N W H' I f.IL'I .39 IV IWLI HI J.-, f F I O Tir- 5' II .I IIIL 'I :l -I. Id , I '43 IIQIIA 'Q' If .Img Mi. I MT X Ib I 9 I! 'I IRI III F XII rw III 1.2,-4 1 I ALLEN STRONG WILLIAM SWAN WAYNE SWANGER FRANK TASHIMA Woormow TAYLOR BETH THOMPSON LEIINARIJ THoRsTRoIvI DIIAURICE THURGUIIII JAY UIIY JAY WALKER MARJIIRIE XYARE ICTHELYN WHI1'lf1 ILA BEA WI-IITESIDES KENNETH YYHI'l'ING WAIJTEIQ VVILLEY REED VVILIIIAIVIS RUSSELL VVIXOM BARBARA Wooly JUNE Woon BARRY NVRIDE ophomores A r X , 1 THE KLDY, BOOK. Sigriy-two in li l Nature makes boys and girls lovely to look upon so they can be tolerated until they acquire 1 f some sense. -J Prof. Wm. Lyon Phelps, Yale University. a THE D Boox I p Sirzty-three fa? 1 f 8 I on I Q IW ' A9 0 '42 f Il x' - f In L :' ' ' 'X ' 1- I E XF' lp! fx A pn ,,. gg. A fly A K '5 , - if fa. g A ?5a mfg? .-fs, Q 'LF J il, ill ' 9 fa- ,- -1 .q. ry.. ' v Yr. av tp' f d WW J ,I 'kxjy vi- 4 if., 1, 'af PM . H? - 0 JC pfj',9 ' E I . 'F ' g- ' , 'W x X fL5gf: f .' em, 5.5 M iff-e f K - I , 1 E 1 L '37 Freshmen If JUNE ADAMS LORNA ADAMS RAY E. ADAMS REED R. ALLEN OLEVA BABCOCK DALE BARLOW STELLA BARNES DON BARTON LEWIS BARTON MELBA BENNETT ROBERT BODILY IVY BUCKLEY MARTHA BURTON MARY CALL BETH CLARK ERMA CLARK RAMOND CLARK WILLIAM COLE ALICE COTTRELL LA RENE COWAN MARJORIE -DALTON IRMA DAVIS RALPH DIBBLE BETTY EPPERSON MILTON FISHER DONALD FLINT FAY FLINT WAYNE FLINT ,If 1 ,E IIII 'AS I x.g.-vqw-A 3 A I I IU I, A442 W I I .nf . i! 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And if sometime in the future, the D Book causes you to remember some for- gotten face or event that may have grown dim in your memory, we shall have been generously paid for the work and Worry . expended in preparing this edition. ELIZABETH ELLISON Editor EDITH LAW SUTHERLAND CLAYTCIN EVELYN PACK Associate Editor Humor Assistant Editor , LUCILLE LAYTON MARIAN SULLIVAN HORTON C. MILLER Classes Reporter Typist Editorial Advisor THE D Book Seventy l . li A if f lf KW ' M N A . Y 1 w , 2, lx up ,1hf.1.j:Q,.rli' .kvM:MSMV,4H. W f , JH. -.4 -- ef' t, W Z Y, 4 , .-K 1 K X , , ,, ,M HD Book taff T E SUBMIT this book without apology as our efforts and intentions have been sincere and honest in every respect. However, we do feel u concern about its acceptance and pray for your indulgence Wherein mis- takes have been made, be they mistakes of judgment or oi' mechanics. Herewith is your DU Book. That it meets your approval is our holiest desire. i FRANKLIN WALTON Business Manager L DOUGLAS THOMPSON ERLA PALMER HAL CHENEY Asst. Business Mgr. Artist Associate Business Mgr. H. H. ROBINSON VVENDELL ADAMS .IENNIE GROSSMAN Business Advisor Sporls Reporter Typist 'HE D BOOK S0'l7Pll1U-0216 v X . X X 5 VW 5 H N 3 ji Q Dart Staff LASH! Let us look in on the Dart Staff. Clickity, click, click go the typewriters. Reporters and the editorial staff are busily Writing and gathering material while the business staff laboriously accumulates ads. The whole scene is one of industrious progress, Where each does his bit to further the completion of the Dart. gl I are S, I 4 Ngo! . N' X 3 f 2-1 MARJORIE SMITH V Editor I 0-nl 'X 1 ., 2 SN u , ,, I 5 ' fx s. f v 5 Z, XX E 1' P Q1 Ki, lb..' ' ' VL ' Mr i-ilk, A V! . F2 f lvl' , 3 f M: 55 gs 55. buff gf? 52. 55' ET 55: QW UQ mm if-3 5: 'Tl 3 'Emo can sn- mg? Emi' ' P-3 'Si is ' E' md E.. Em E gin. 52 :E EE N FS. ,,. EE SE- Fr H A' 3 Lower fleft to right!--Marjorie Dickson, News Editor: George J. Miles, Advisor: - I f Roma Smith, Reporter: Mary Stringham, Reporter: Horton C. Miller, Advisor. ' E Lg ,g i q 1 3 X 1 Q F -,-.: l I 4: 1 as x lg B Tl, x 'X X X -2 .sn x 2 t 5 A n M ' f , THEQLEZLZESSE 4 g 1 1 , l-'ft 1 x k -ssgg 1 . V., J ' -'HN wx 991- 'Tf:vYf 'i l el xi ' Q 5' K v 'N' 'W ' S i nn a s r a, . , ' i Dart Staff HE NOON hours we have liked best this 1 year have been the ones when all action centered around the check stand where the stampeding students were handed a Dart to read, digest, and thoroughly enjoy. Marjorie, Wayne, and the staffs have Worked willingly and gladly, and have been repaid in the pleasure they have brought to you. WAYNE FISHER Business Manager ' P'-:J , ,i f, r vm, ' l F lv l f 1 f 1.54, i fu n v J r y 'MTI , Ulm 'Ma ...,. i, ,,,,. ll ,xrw TQ H464 1 ,.-,gf e ,ga-K -f fr i V W ' il N ,. 4 ,wLt.f2:y,, i f 'T'- .. ...,.,.. W , , E ' ll-.RF ' ,,i,J,i'i' H' ,, ,L ,ilii , .L Upper llc-ft to riyzhtl Ruth Evans, Reporter: Marnie Wiseman, RL-porter, Ruth Adams, ' if Exchange Editor: Reed Cottrell, Assistant Business Manager: Ray Fadel, Associate 5- K- ' Business Manager. 'ffm' Wifi: , 1 Jw , ' ri - my Lower fleft to right!-H. ll. Robinson, Advisor: .lunion Hampton, Reporter, Rutli, 1 Oviatt. Typist: VVunda West, Typistg Dawson Simpson. Reporter. THE D BOOK Seventy-three I 'V 1 'Yr' L' ,. -' 'lifE:',F'f,Llf? -, I N ff if-Na,.n,.fWfw,hiu..l,i4itwi5,ig Af, I fr - N Lf-...I 1-ff - f 1 f- W-1, 5,.,'. - 4- - e - , if 1+ F '4 I , , M YW xv iv x ,,-r Lf, ' 'V MXH- VV T, eff .1 5 fl l , ii fy' ox ll X 1?-,J Opera X -ga, 1 H 1' 'y ' 3' N X , - r Q I . xslt - ' JJ' 24, C' fl 4 j in 1 M if W ,Al..f' 'En A f 1 at A s to N ,- X-A V I. ffl S S Q1 :sg-1. - T KX I fig, l f V Y. l f V , il Y' ,- 4, 4 'I 4 If :H ' Lower fleft to rightl- Esther Parrish, Earle Trump, Margie Wiseman, Wayne Tolman, iq ly. -3 - 'T lgi Reed Cottrell, Beth Stringham, Glade Rasmussen, Wanda Welling, Ray Atkinson, Wayne P' L21 Q leg? Fisher, Evelyn Pack. li-lf 3 K fi! 5 fE1il,la,1 N 'tilts if ea . . . Al'-1.1.55 ' If South in Sonora, melodlous, rhythmlcal, colorful-balcony ef? .iff f 1 Q-'ij l 'ti ' lovers were thrilled with its romance. All others sat intensely l 8 1 interested but kept their equilibrium. The Wonderful appeal' of , I 5 this opera was due to the ability and diligent work of Mr. Stacey, x fa Ch 52 N l Mr. Soffe, and cast. The directors worked constantly, cast- semi-constantly. V Gif 53 jj , The actors represented the best musical talent in our school. ' According to Mr. Strong, who judged the tryouts, the quality and l B iffy, quantity of singing voices in our school are high compared with uch of other high schools in the state. y, w MA,- SUE? X Thanks to our operag it was an opportunity, and many sk lr X i I l mt sponded. X Xl li , X - qi ' , an 11,26 'ix Qi X e ,Xgfl X l 1 sb' -l .lady X X THE D Boox i f l'i, ll' 4 , u - 1 T - 'I a if 'rr N ,Qf2.j4lgg,e..Q,, L, h is if if 4-S . ', j r ' n QQ- 'fjff' A X, fi A pi X fem - 4. -.1 ' 'e f - ,- Viv I X .fgwii . l - , ,J I V 1 - L 1, I 3 SIT' K i1xgt.,,1,if5::3.,gg94,i ' ' 9 I , ' -aryl' if N ha L J! pflggg liz? . 9.2, . ' f-S+ l wx UNQA 4' ,. 'T ki: lk xr u H X Seventy-four N. K ' X3 ' 9 n 1 X, l D . O L f X i X QX: e . 'ka l j i ,fr fs I f KJ l 1 I lflfwftlvl 6 I lwnxyl' '::m'?,l VHA. li x x 4 ggi V A fm . Q .3 if 5. n 6 ' i sf gl J' Q lglsyf N sw AY xg' J 'Y R rf 4 FX X X, 4 1 N J f , 3 , YS 71 5 Xl W'mTlQ f Drama NTIMATE Strangers, our school play, proved that the love bug may be present even in a lonely railroad station, especially when one as lovely as Isabel Stewart, and another as dark, handsome, and enticing as Mr. Ames are stranded there with no hope of leav- ing until the next morning. Florence and Johnny, representing the frolicsome younger generation, greatly enhanced the plot. The supporting cast was exceptionally strong, and displayed unusual talent. Miss Burningham's directing always insures success. We are proud of her ability. Cast of Characters Isabel Stewart ........ ,.........,.....,.....,........,............. .......... E v 'elyn Pack Florence ...........,.. ........,.,.,. H elen White Aunt Ellen ........ .....,.. M ary Bonnemort William Ames ....... ..,..,.,.....,.., R ay Fadel Johnny White ...rr,. ,l,.... B yron Ramptoh' Henry ........ ............ .,,,..,......r D e ll Riley Station Master ........ ..,..... R eed Cottrell THE D Boox Seventy-five W ' 24115 iff milf ,Z 'f?l l Q, 1 Wm, ,ix X ,wxliyx pw?-'il , '11 f.rp,v.,- , ,L , V . 7 'a i f' 1 I if l X'-.lr . AS fs- f'-WQX1 if or Ex l . ,fl r T' 5 'Qfltf in W fs M I, i , . ix YJ A I EY ' ,V x .. V i Z4 1 , . .. Ji ,Q .je 35.3, w , ,sa i. .V V3 I Eg Y X , ir li P '- -,,X A 1 - X .C A.- -R .lik Y W . -, . . , T, ,wry Y i .3 fit, s if V . h U .V 13, iflii fs HE, ,.:i ' , f ,T 1 ,+-Q. A .M X 'e . 1: r Vi g f' if N g 1 A i Official Reporters dj-TQ, - 4, Q' NORA A'rK1NsoN v1Rc1N1A wiXoM MARIE WELLING fx: X . gi st A 'QfEQ: . 3 ,fr-Q, HE UNANIMOUS cry of News has been the theme song of ' . our official reporters for the past eight months. Their position 1 has been one requiring alertness and ever-readiness to be on the if , Q, 'ff job. They have been the instruments through which news of the Q Davis High has been flashed to all parts of the county. This 3 33 . idea of tattling may not have been so pleasant for them but we YQ , can assure you that they have fulfilled their office most efficiently. fi 1 if ,Q To Nora Atkinson and her two assistants, Virginia Wixom and 2 A Q- - ' ' f . f '31-YU T ' H 4532 X ,' W, Marie Welling, we give our hearty congratulations. IL , lg Q., e 5 Stage Manager fig' l 5 N THE little room above nigger-heaven ,V sat Phil, cheerfully running the amplifier. jg 'il' Because of his efforts, the biggest, sprawling ll? fi' ,Z-we if llifrvl' V on , 34 ,.,f'f7Qn the assemblies, as did other performers, 2 I, , F-Wx... ,gym gl, ,i , Q .N A, .. QA, 'Z 2, as 'X L M, L, ww ' xc-in g xg swam tvvk' ,J . , i senior and the tiniest, wiggling freshie could hear perfectly. This is the way Philip worked all year. He received no applause get his part was fully as important. Con- gratulations, Phil, for your stage managing and electrical ability, combined with hard Work. We also wish to thank Allen, who has Soiwillingly helped Phil with his job. i X . 3 .V PHILIP THOMPSON I, THE D Book .-.wt M53 M, a Seventy-six J 2 ' 'Tsai' ...iff-C li lv ,IRL ' my ' -,5 ,s as J ., .Mg +51 .X Q V Eel ,G ,T.,,.,x Iwgb 5 M ' H . W N ' , r. Pl - M' me ' . ' cf if L 'WT 9--it , iw' 5 ire., ' 121' -7 'Q 'X v , rriw. . w,- f 555 . P - ' -J ' .' e 3 .. ' V 4 f-A' ' f . W .,... . - .-.af V ff , l . I, 5 ew 2, f A 1 Vg- 'Q' f , , ,fl y 1 gf flrkwfi if fs. lei-fffw' mf: ww en 'i: '9 of -I-2' x rf- ' . sf' Tax!-,,., -,ff , , .. , .Z sv .. x 1 . F . L5 Qtr ,ff sf 1541.55 1 . 1' ,pg V Qt Q, ft A Y 'Z 5 - fi?-, ,, ., 'I If R 3.56: .1 ij, -P'r,-LA' .FHA 'fit e I fl' P' x ite, N SY X - ' ll 1- ,V 'I L'-A ' ' ' ' . H-1. .92 f ll.. -gf am, ' f' K I , iff .ffgfm l f I if , it Martha E. Barnes Contest rc it f E, tx 5 vw Sw. VERY spring we are once morxe-lxife-lid l minded of Miss Martha E. Barnes WHT Xl. f was the founder of the oratorical contestf X' known by her name. It has become one of the outstanding events of the year. This year eighteen contestants spoke 35 in the preliminariesg seven of which were Y chosen for the finals. These seven and x 3' if the titles of their speeches were: Wanda Welling, Temperance , Ray Fadel, Hon- esty g Evelyn Pack, Have an Objective g Helen White, Thomas A. Edison, the Benefactor of Mankind g Joe Richards, Know Thyselfn, Ellzabeth Ellison, A Challenge to Youth , and George Naylor, Success Ehzabeth Elllson was awarded first place and received the beautiful gold pin. ,-x ELIZABETH ELLISON Both Wanda Welling and Evelyn Pack were given honorable mentlon by the Judges To entel the contest required long hours of hard work but the effort made the thrill of achievement greater and the cherished prize deared To us each contestant was a winner and has taken one more step on the road to success Barnes Athletlc Medal ONGRATULATIONS Ray f o r t h e splendid way 1n whlch you have won the Barnes Athletic Medal It is a standing to whlch every boy would l1ke to aspire as it requlres scholarship personality leadersh1p and good morals as well as athletlc ab1l1ty Dr Kelth Barnes awards thls medal each year to the boy possessmg the hlghest degree of perfection ln these fields His purpose 1S to create more interest in athletics and scholarsh1p This honor whlch has been bestowed upon Ray was well earned Through clean living he has very efflclently fllled a place on the school football basketball and track teams for the past two years thus Wlnnlng six lettels As captain of the track team his leadersh1p has been of hlgh merit and his llkable personality and good scholarsh1p have won hlm many friends We also wish to compliment those fellows who came Within a close margin of winning the medal RAY DAVIS THE D BOOK Seven ty seven XE, VI 5: 9 4 'V-'A fluff eg., 5 I 245' ' ff f X W.. pf Q v...f' ' or , ...ww ? f w L ' , 1 1, ' 7 Y Q Y Y . y . . , I 5 Y ! 7 'r 9 7 9 A D Il YY f X I 1 x - -'A' . ' , I ' ax-6 gf 5,4 . U s A V , ' H I! -Q l pl X ' 2' , b Q ,X wh 1 U Woo f' fb- - ' 'QI s , ., , ,IQ--h ' o 91313 uf' . : .L:1'- f ' - ,slag I, 1 Q. a . , I N J., ., b H X , . rs' ' V c ,, y n , . 5 flip' . f if-T-'EN ' , V fi x 1 4 1 N we if Q i l Eff fi Xl tif X 4 Q 2' 4-sg ' e A i We f X, New-in I X N. R- ll lx xl W ll x, , it Debating Mi 'll Q O 5? GEORGE NAYLOR PHILIP THOMPSON ' 1 , 1 ' EDWARD BARRETT LORRAINE CLARA LeGRANDE LLOYD ' l WENDELL ADAMS CHARLES c. GARDNER ' EBATERS are not born' they make themselves through exten- ' W sive effort. Some of the best thinkers in our school have rep- resented us in the state division meet and though they did not Wm ,lx fits first place they ran neck to neck with South High representatives Q 'tMb1 ll who defeated them by one debate. Our team consisted of George l ill il aylor and Phil Thompson, affirmativeg and Ed Barrett negative so I ith Le Grande Lloyd and Wendell Adams as alternates. They l 'ilxd roved and disproved the question: Resolved that the valuations ig SQ on which public utilities operating in Utah are entitled to earn a ,A fp 'r return should be their valuations for tax purposes. These five Sf V RX ' e le and also Lorraine C rk won letters for debating. G, , 4 . , THE D Booic Y Q - '. 1 ' Seventy-eight N A , l 'Q -3-l' .RK c, '. :iq v' f ' A - I 'X --J-J,-In t 953' . .. . .,.,., . ' '3 - xx' 'Z U. ,le ghi-,X EIU, ag... f A-H 9 A t s t tx 'lmXx TY--,I-x r ,Q Xa 'tl -1 ., Commercial Contest , Upper fleft to rightl Nora Atkinson, Maretta Higgs, Margie Yviseman, Roma Smith. Center tleft to riqhtlw Glenn Hasell, Douglas Thompson, Ruth Oviatt. Kay Mercer, Stanford Clark. Lower fleft to right?-Anna Lou Oldham, Clarence Mann, Florence Richter, Faye Sanders, H, H. Robinson. HE TENTH Annual Commercial Contest was held at the Brigham Young University in Provo, March 30, 1934. There were twelve entrants from Davis representing the school in the typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping contests. The typewriting teams consisted of Clarence Mann, Faye Sanders, and Florence Richter, first yearg Ruth Oviatt, Douglas Thompson, and Glenn Hasell, second year. They made a fine show- ing but were unable to place. Davis was represented in the first year shorthand event by Ruth Oviatt, Douglas Thompson, and Roma Smith. The second year shorthand team was composed of Nora Atkin- son, Margie Wiseman, and Maretta Higgs. Neither team placed by , XR X J, K I f ' y M... my - X' -.f .QR -my EH. 'wfl f ll l il x , J 'fe 1, .LEM X . fr . M , ,ir .. ,X I o , V, . ,f T7- i I M- .fx ,hw M All -Lil ,fx ,J X 'lx ' -s H Q V if ' L. . 5 iq ' l 7 axe -.' r: 1 1, ' ' JE - ., , , ,fs C , v ' , an 1' M... ,AN , , 1 , o 3, T51 4 it f Pl 4 it i 3 M E my 1. ijwri TJ ,HL V , . P JS? .,.- .ff P, . 2, , ,..! ,. . r EL - wiygf- it f? l kV Tiffw ff-'E 'l V ,Ai 1, ,M but both ranked high in comparison with other schools. 'sy A fl lj The bookkeeping team was represented by Douglas Thompson, l ,' ,X M I ff 1n the state and are to be commended for their splendid effort .' ., Nfl if' Stanford Clark, and Kay Mercer. They were awarded third . . V , X? 4 , Q A Miss Oldham, the commercial instructors. 'I ew-, We also wish to extend a vote of thanks to Mr. Robinson a ',,?'f' i' ,ff jf If S HJ X fy If M, 'yr iff' THE D BooK ,X If P V' ffj m'Jl i Q-f Sc'venty-nine kv! rf NX ' V l .A ' V' 1 6 Minis! t.,,ifttt,.,,, ' W ill' X X If Kiwi' Y, F f'x'U,Aj-A: 'Al5lX ?i,fS,,V:tcs, jj! V . l f f f .' g fl ,V k f f. 1 it H, lil is , l 7'L:f' MfQ 'jL7U fl '7' bo- 2 iff! -aff A' fx I -: L' if. A ll -ef - -4 X i f-:es t r ,f ' B f W ' 4 if cfs- 5 6 1 io N' or X V K .WRX , , V- Y V I A-sm W IIWM X i X 5 u -pt.,-. ..,,,:a:: ' 'W 1-' ' X ' 1 f L N ! Ll l i - N I-2 As -EAT :'n EZ? Valedictorian DWARD BARRETT has reached the highest place of honor that any high school student can attain in regard to scholarship. That is the place of valedictorian, which distinction is a result of twelve years of alert, tireless mental activityg for although the selection of an indi- vidual as valedictorian is based solely upon his high school record, this record depends a great deal upon the fundamentals learned in the lower grades. Edward has left a row of A grades on the student records of every school he has attended. He has not only become valedictorian of our school, but has also won a letter in debating, has acted as F. F. A. reporter for two years, and has brought special honor to the school by taking first place in a speech contest sponsored by the state F. F. A. organization last year, and with his team, placing first in the Intermountain Poultry Contest, a feature of the Ogden Livestock Show of 1933. 1-Zi Q We all admire Edward and desire to see him continue to Z - T ' achieve the worthwhile. 1 I e- L ' : ewls Contest e Q 55 HE LEWIS Contest is spon- EE:-E' sored each year by J. S. 'TF' A Lewis, a prominent Ogden jew- !-!! 8 . eler. This contest is held an- -'1 2 nually at one of the four schools Q I gartigipating-Weber, Box El- La er, avis, and Ogden, and the loving cup which is awarded to . L 13 the best team must be won three 5 RW A- successive times before it be- J'-S-A 4 G comes the property of any - 'Ez X9 .. school. Wanda Welling, whose -1 ' - lg tp talk was Reliability, Won jj lf 'Mx J first place and received a lovely D A x x gold watch, and as a teammate .J , with Elizabeth Ellison, brought H, t e .large silver loving cup to it f . 1 ly ' avis. 'f FA . A11 of the entrants delivered splendid talks, and Davis would v X 4 W , h ve been proud of any two chosen to represent her. .J' N 5 g XXX THE D BooK .- I A - Y. . Eighty sl 's 9 ' Q s e . 5 Q' 'B-I' tv sf N -1 ee. .-hge: e .dll - -1' v va jeg ..-, Y B' iii. ' I Q ,',. X K vs..-:'.s1 'R' F. If . ..-gint:-r ini 4' U V all swf 4 rv- inf! , s 1 . A x .2 .' Y t8W lkx e ,J 9 I J xx -f lhvtzk 7 'L 1 Q Awards OI T QL ' 'Y HONORARY MUSIC BASKETBALL ' RAY FORSBERG 'TELDON EENNETT BREED OQIIATT T A UNIOR AMPTON YRON ELSON -g STUDENT BODY HALVER CAMPBELL WAYNE FADDIS f m ROBERT WALL HARLIN JOHNSON RAY DAVIS f 2 presidwf ALAN LAYTON 5 BETH STRINGHAM WALTER WILLEY E: me President DRAMATICS MLOUIZ BLOOD af, JOSEPH RICHARDS - ARK TKINSON ' Secretary-Treasurer DAVID MCNEIL f MAX WARE MARY BONNEMORT 3 I Yell Master MARY STRINGHAM CROSS COUNTRY ' R FA APPOEEQEKD BYROAII RAl?4E1E,4P0N BYRON SMITH f f - K D REED COTTRELL 7 N ELIZABETH ELLISON DELL RILEY C03ggIf9r1Eg!rAL 5, :Sm EDITH LAW A , .. FRANKLIN WALTON DCU T 'C E HAL CHENEY STAGE MANAGER STgINi:JRDHgI1gf:I?N iii f DART PHILIP THOMPSON KAY MERCER 1 L- 5- Qi , MARJORIE SMITH REP A -5 MARY BONNEMORT FOOTBALL ,OOM I J WAYNE FISHER BYRON NELSON QIRGINIA WI RAY FADEL RAY ATKINSON XOM A JOHN BAKER , 5 DEBATING RICHARD SMOOT Us-L 5 GEORGE NAYLOR ELMER GREEN 3 5 PHILIP THOMPSON SHERMAN HOLBROOK JAMES PETERSON 22 EDWARD BARRETT LEO MILLER ALAN BURNS 2,71 LORRAINE CLARK ROBERT NELSON L QT- LEGRANOE LLOYD ORVAL MORTON FUTURE 5-. 8 WENO-ELL ADAMS MARK ATKINSON FARMER fi 1 RAY DAVIS EDWARD BARRETT ' OPERA R. COWLEY EA REED COTTRELL GLADE RASMUSSEN 'A ,L A MWANDA WELLING JIM MILLER OCTAGON 1'-1-': ARJORIE WISEMAN IVARD CLEVERLY M S L , ESTHER PARRISH JAKE CAPPS BSL: STYTSE-g?:L1,:I . Q!! EVELYN PACK BYRON SMITH EDITH LAW - Q7 5: BETH STRINGHAM REED OVIATT M ART BONNEMORT ,I I GLADE RASMUSSEN JOSEPH RICHARDS R D L ' -0 WAYNE TOLMAN RAYARTQZQN Vrlfhf Vgfjfklgg ggxinfg ATHLETIC PHILIP THOMPSON T., 5 ' RAY ATKINSON MANAGERS BARNES A MEDA fx 3 EDITH LAW MYRON LINEORD ' f ff L, Pianist WENDELL SCOFFIELD RAY DAVIS ff Q , A- - fl I ff H THE D BOOK , ' f I x Eighty-one - ' 1 I- 4 - , F' :Mi 619 f Q' Af ' W E qv., P, r .Q I 1 'I fix. '.Y I 137 .I I 544 Y I' ' .ji I .213 '5 v ff-.. . af- .FQ L4Ds'L --0 ', X ' l' ' ' lr F. - .L 90- Qi Q Agri, W cj 1,117 'nr I U ' NE ..4 ' S 5 s. f 5 I '- 'I L, e fx er.. f hai' T A . , Iv' pl Xl? f ,Q ,f 7 . Prom And the night shall be filled with music, And the cares that infest the day Shall fold their tents like the Arabs And as silently steal away. Assembly THF' DH BOOK Eighfy-two ,Q , -ri, xl . .AJ il ,. YM 4 4 'AQ QW -H ., V f- C -Q, X , , '- ln, . U N! K M YN W , J' W Y , W 1 1 W- , 'L Y ,ww ww. ww !9Q3351 ' Y , , , X 1 A , ,,,. Athletics v M . 'x ,A+ ,, Y' , , if ,, If , . Crt - 'HQ 1 'fv- .W Il he fig. W I ww . 4?.k- ,, gf ,I f 22 filvfiy H, X- 3 T3 5, M ,ii -'ly A vi 4 Y 1 vi u lf k ff ,N 1 i 6 Ai. A .WNW 1: 5- .. K 2 ii, , 4' X 1, V, 1. ,.-5, sf .w up y , Athletics 1, if r, RAY SKlNNY SCOFF GLEN HE STUDENTS of Davis have had, this year, living examples that should make them succeed. Our coaches, Worthington and Forsberg, have shown us what is necessary for successg the rest is leit to us. These leaders hold the respect of every student, especially of those who have worked with them. KINNYH and Scoff have saved our warriors from thirst in the time of battle. Boys, keep up the good spirit! AX AND CLIFTON were the causes of many throat irritations and 500 word themes, but they were also the boys who helped us cheer the team on to do its best. And so to them, our thanks! wg Vi, :L:I ft . 'N jflflfl ji , 1 Ivy' W .-Jgfffww -'gg ff 2 e all we 2, 5 , r ' , fr? :K , 1 fsifg jffi ,f it cf 1 f K, , 4 I4 3 t 1 PSYQL G' -sri 1 QNX tl if gil. t if aww if ,N 2, I, .3 -.-,1,,,Mr .E Af., wt I5 E 1 1 l 5' 1 r e x' - A My ' n 4 My - , 1. xt' at , w L. f Q xt ' 'E' 1 W - -'uk X '. k .-,L V1 .U , . W, 1 f-.f,.,Y,-g- X A 4 N xg v- L in M DQ E i 1 WLM M N l' ek. 1 .-sr fr.. - vi -. ? 'til H 'L Xxx - ' 1 gi. N xii Y X , x gv' ffky vi M., ,L nz tm ,N , Ll gg.-4, K W if it -, J, vm' fn x, N ,, . N 'u 1 , '- E. 1: 1. x-, A CLIFFIE AND MAX V THE D Boox Q 1 , ' ' Eighty-four .. ,air xg ,X 'gf ,f ,Ky Jtrrx' 'H f'XvV,1'Q1,fl,.M we-' V ' qu, ,ck lil , ,Lim A. 2-' 'V J ,, A va ,MQ A ,A 5 rise.: sa! 5 2:4 I ', , .. Q--,fsQ4, , I 2, 5 ww iWWWT MQMHMWEHJAMV l N e f ' - ' as-4 eff, s t -Q f Dv- .,-f-' -x oo a elcalon ki F tb llD d' t' WO AND one-half years ago a young man came here to Davis as an athletic instructor. We were new to him, and he was new to us. Coach Forsberg had to work his way up to win our admiration. He had to work his way to leadership, and while he did this, he worked his way to a place of idealism in every boy's heart. Ray had the task of acquainting himself with all of the fellows with whom he was associated. For three years he worked with squads of football fellows and turned out three very fine teams of football players. The fellows respected Coach Forsberg and acquired an attitude of willing- ness to do whatever he asked. Coach, we Want you to remember this school, not just as one of the many schools, but as one that will always hold much admiration for you. In apprecia- tion for what you have done for Davis High, we wish to express, in some measure, our thanks by dedicating to you, our coach and friend, this football section of the 1933-34 D Book. Football Captain APTAIN Atkinson proved Well capable of the position and responsibility which his athletic helpers placed upon him. He played along with the other fellows, helping to cheer them on in time of defeat. Ray, admired and depended upon by a splendid group of fellow players, deserves our hearty thanks for his efficient work. THE D BooK Eighty-five lt x K Q9 5 ,Q ,, . Qgj Football x jj 1 fi . xf, lx 1 r fr' X, ,Xi 5 .. X Vx T245 , - --15 1 'lx ix X .. N ., X Q X V, YM io? If 1, ' my N X Q -. LT fi If ,f fqeleez. 'fiiglgkzlx ,f'f,-f-..':ff,2.g Wie? ':?l A - .J Q , . - 1.- 4 5 1, .. -gv i .N is , va r V- . '-ff' .. A .,,- , V l ' .Vx - -- if lj 4, if 3 F ,fx 2 Weil 4 if 1 ,V lf., ,H , 'K g,vY'5ixfTr' 3 j Y A 'Q i 'g .V wif!-l 1 aio f V -., eil g in ' - -...f 5 if V. .wx xxf 1 Front row fleft to rightj-W. Schoffield, Assistant Athletic Manager: L. Blood, N. Love, K. Mills, V. Haws, A. Woolslayer, A. Layton, M. Hatch, J. Miller, R. Nelson, M. Linford, Athletic Manager. Second row tleft to rightl-D. Whitesides, D. McNeil, O. Morton, R. Smoot, R. Davis, B. Smith, R. Peterson, I. Cleverly, R.. Cowley, B. Nelson. Back row fleft to right!-Glen Worthington, Coach: M. Atkinson, R. Atkinson, Captain: J. Richards, W. Faddis, S. Holbrook, J. Baker, J. Briggs, R. Oviatt, V. Green, J. Capps. Ray Forsberg, Coach. USKY gold and brown figures trotting onto the football field have been the cause of many hoarse voices and sore throats among the student body this year. The team has responded with vigor to the cheers of the student body, and though they have not Won a championship, they have learned the fundamentals of good sportsmanship. With this training we hope that they will play the game of life fair and square. Our team has occasionally reached the zenith of good football playing which We hope our incoming team will hold as an ideal to work toward. On our future prospects, Lynn Hales sophomore squad, we health of mind and body. Football Scores 1933-34 Vg li wish those attributes which go to make up an ideal football man, L 2 5. 5 W E1 'EP X . X l 1 .X xl, . , .,f4. 1 , x , . ,V X, ,X . . October 7-Davis 0, Jordan 9, at Jordan. October 13-Davis 37, Murray 13, at Davis. , October 26-Davis 85, Grantsville 0, at Davis. November 3-Davis 45, Cyprus 12, at Davis. -XX Xi October 21-Davis 0, Granite 21, at Granite. x 5 xo X F V. 1 X XR XX j i 'Oi , ., x All it THE D Boox MAX-'lil CX-fx Ki' fgidffw Eighty-six fi, we 2 1 SEN X 3 -vt' rv n-fi ' -' ' Dru: NW, I xx- '- 'rx if rm, , .., M W I as Q - if 9 : p ly . . , A k Q t -S M Dx I A gg x 5 ' ' ga- ' -lg 'W A ,Q 9 94 fl? i n 7' A X 5 ' PM I F 1 , V V V lf, N-F :U Zi.. jd ,: ' ' 'X ' A fs K J I . ,,. X JS A' linu x, f- at xx N. U 1 N. V 1 ' X L- 1 -' W-1 A-A Football Dick proved his ability this year and the team manifested their opin- ion of him by electing him captain of next year's team. Baker, the ripper, was always ready to use his great strength where it was most needed. Freshie achieved his great suc- cess this year because of his tenac- ity of purpose, plus Marie Dickson's loyal support. Smitty was always Johnny on the spot when it came to get- ting: his Min, Davis cast a Ray of sunshine over the gloomy countenance of the mighty Forsberg. Jim was a field general without peer. THE D Boox Eiyltfy-sczien 1' ,i . 1 f' 1 rl ff UC I.,-gli, UT f .- A v ,' 1 li lm. x, 'Wi .,. J il W ii ,. i 3 lt . ,f 2354 i g ' ll , .Wh vi., : ff. , Hz 'V r .1 H , A ia s Q.N. ,I ., . Q I1 V if N .ev ww F.. i -X .xy ll l 1: 1, .aii . B ,Q-'. ' Y fiili, 'il .Wfug W l i fm ,f f 4 .X , a ., fv-Q L if .?f,'if W 1 ' ,W X We ,f-.Xin if i 'wx 9 I' 1 ,Hg l lil 1 ff 51 's 'IN i lf? 4 . i wk 1. gal l if t i , F J.: W 5? i , .fi -f' I . f .JY ' f il E322 7,11 L , - ,QQ inf -rf. LC' , .TN .M , ' 'g i . hif , 2' .av , i . Y A - 1 ,i .1 .nn . X.. I .V ,-in . 4 ' J Q 4 ,.A.1 ,gal K, fiffi .. xxrx 5 W-' x 4 , , W I .1 9 I Football Adam is a playboy in the schoolroom, but when he dons his football togs he is the essence of solemnity. Bud is rapidly budding into an all-American quarterback. Buck the Miller attributes his success to a strict diet of Wheaties and humming bird's wings on toast. When Kid Atkinson comes on- to the field, brandishishing his dirks and cutlasses, his opponents might just as well pick up their beds and walk. Pete was Repeat in a game because he had renewed energy with which to plug on. Sheriff did not make so many arrests but he surely stopped those who clod not stop at the starting place. V5.3 f 1' ti L 9- .. H v 1 '5 l fr K l fill X ,l Q., 'X 'blk QNX' 'jj i., Vi xx ' all ' yxlglg fi! 5 -. ' 1. t , gf. ,f . N., 4 ,Z-ef' ' 1 . . .f,, ,a . THE D Boox Eighty-eight -,, 1. .?':v.-J NL, 4 - ,A i 'is+g'?4f'i-f 1 llw' x t TL l il' l 1 W' lf i Sdfayglv -.W u .XF Football Bert was to the football squad what a firecracker is to the Fourth of July. No one could stop Rass except Nora Atkinson, and she always suc- ceeded. Joe, of the Richards clan, played football like one inspired with cour- age and determination, or Ginger Fat plays football in a big way. He led the team admirably this year. Ivard galloped down the field like the Wild Bull of the Pampas. Nels was a worthy disciple of sportsmanship. He also had that intestinal fortitude that is charac- teristic of the greatest football players. THE D Book Eighfy-nine . ,fri 'f'LL?i,'lg1, 'W 7 I A V , I .L A ' 1 S il 'l5 'f t 'N in I 4 I ,.,. Hi Q ,-V4 J 1,3 1 it-3 N. l -4 g Y 3 l is 4 1 ' ...H Y S, 1:4 1 ' is Q t 1 F .PE ff 3 . aff vi ,, in , alia ,A l 5 s X z no 5 l .1 w. M' li 'MA iw is 5. ' i' M wmumwi K i B E 1 Q I ,..1, . Wfgi ww mn of ' is qi it f A A 4 Q, it I ,- . , l 'f QT 'd fig, v ,. P. I ,tp rx ,., i- My c1.,,V1,1N ,Ml ll f , it X, 3 X, fl 1 -4 L ,...i K ...V 1 'ff USA :Ll ' .i.f.,wf E ':A..JwjIf N .X 4 5 1 y V v Football Tug was named Green, but alas, his name belied his character. He is about as ripe as they make 'em. Bus was too fast to be stopped. The opponents never tackled him, just tried to find him. Jake dashes down the field, re- ceiving about as much opposition as a mouse in a ladies' dressing room. Front row ileft to rightl- S. Hatch, C. Green, D. Hunter, W. Hess, K. Rogers, A. Bangvrter. Second row tleft to right! --R. Adams, W. Swamzer, B. Whitesides, K. Randall, L. Briggs, B. Rampton, K. Cowley, K. Reed, S. Jardine. Bark row tleft to rightj--U. Clark, Athletic Manager: C. Clark, M. Forbes, L. Behling, G. lleinikv, W. Hizrgzs, H. Mann, Lynn Hales, Coach. f X U1 THE DD BOOK Ninety .- f- 'N pr- slr.- 4'-Q Hx .-Ax' x-W' if' 13 . ' 'Ax' A .ffl - aside Coach Worthington l l oo A' , 1 1 YH' . i H ns J, 4' A coach plays the leading role in the field of athletics and becomes an ideal to every KK - ' i boy. Our coach, Glen Worthington, has been W X! a splendid example for the fellows. With . f- Q ability and intelligence he has given training which will not only be worthwhile during school life but also in later life when good , Ll I N w Si if . if f 'l l fl 1 f I, X A f J sportsmanship is good citizenship. . W 1 Since Coach Forsberg left, Zeus has had ,flp 'KA the full responsibility of all of the sports- it track, baseball, tennis, and boxing. He has Fi 'fs Nj done the work of two men well. We appre- J A i ir. y Q ciate him and what he is doing for Davis. , Qi g fig' . ' --A--1 I 7 Basketball Captain 9 y . FE of 55. Captain Reed Oviatt has established a ' p record that will reverberate up and down :Q i Davis' hall of athletic fame for years to 9 come. Ever since he was a freshman, he has ll I' P ' ag helped materially to place Davis on the map. l' E ' A '1 f He reached the climax of his high school Q' athletic career when he was elected captain 'f Q7 of the 1933-34 basketball team, in which x leg ,O 41 capacity he has performed most admirably. fl 6 l ' ' l f 25' . , P . , g mg! l r ' S-3 e r J THE D Book ly . . I W xff Ninety-one ,xy K Q . ,N W ff J ff' ' ' ' 4, ' N X f A .i Q, 0 ' W ' f . 'MJ 'nr D P KN , JI' a i ' :sa v -up a a- -W . Fa' I7-2'l '- J f 9 , 1 Q ' -' ' I, ' '25 ' - , , digg!! Half: QU,-5 'lla' Wk sq' N., KF XX., . ,,. 'yay , Vx , l 5 -MZ,-F WW P' I, : . I Q Basketball , if' u HIS YEAR'S basketball team was made up of strong individual L Darts Who played smoothly and efficiently together. Coach E Worthington worked hard to build up an outstanding team for next year, using the sophomores and juniors whenever possibleg . five of these won their letters in basketball. 3 'N f 4- all , rl! ENX 2 14 a 55 The second team also showed signs of progress as the season ff 'W x 1 'l rolled on. The sophomore team, under the supervision of Coach Forsberg, , did exceptionally Well, going almost undefeated the entire year. 1 A L U They gave an exhibition of real talent, and will bear watching. 5 N 'Q The Cyprus-Davis game at Davis was an exhibition of the splendid support-given the teams by the entire student body. This game was perhaps the most thrilling of the year, ending with a 26-18 score for Davis. Although Davis was the victor in only four out of ten games, the season was an unusually interesting one. From all appearances, the Darts have a bright future in store for 4 4 E g . 'N , 552: , IES lil.. , 2 -X I j 3 Q I them. 1 -1 , , 5 , 1' 25 , Q , Basketball Scores V if 8 Q ill -ld S L Q E January 5-Davis 24, Grantsville 8, at Davis. 1 N as January 12-Davis 20, Tooele 22, at Tooele. is Q: January 19-Davis 18, Granite 58, at Davis. Y IQ 52 January 26-Davis 26, Cyprus 18, at Davis. 5 1 'E lf W February 2-Davis 22, Jordan 33, at Davis. I NJ D l if February 5-Davis 32, Grantsville 30, at Grantsville. 1 V D X K February 9-Davis 27, Bingham 31, at Bingham. , , X bs February 16-Davis 24, Tooele 27, at Davis. Na February 23-Davis 19, Bingham 24, at Davis. s March 2-Davis 37, Cyprus 31, at Cyprus. 5 LZ x lb li X N rf NA X' THE D Booz: , 1 ,ku .V Ninety-two ,Xxx X x g, W . at 9,4 N - Qsix Eu 'l M , gl. X 1. 9 wmkqg 0 M ' by ii 0 ' l X X -J-' -I 937' '- L l?' . I ' if' A 'K' 4' 1 , X! Jf I E 4 -'6E '?gl' Pasfiii V , Qi' N :Ja 4 xg' ,XX N KB' Q ,i - r YY F Y l SL. .Am Basketball BERT FADDIS FRESHIE OVIATT RAY DAVIS Front row mleft to rightr M. Atkinson. L. Blood, D. McNeil, A. Layton, W. Willey. Back row lleft to riehtj- R. Davis, W. Fadclis, R. Oviatt, B. Nelson, Glen Worthington THE DU BOOK Nim1ty-flzrve Cuurh. ' Basketball LOUIS BLOOD ALAN l.AY'I'ON WALTER WILLEY Left tu right L. Sheffield, L. Brink, K. Mills, C. Clark, H. Gailey, A. Woolslayer, G. Worthington, Cuach. T1-I1-1 D BOOK Ninety-four Basketball l BUD NELSON DAVE ' 'T MLNUIL MARK ATKINSON Front row tleft to rifrhth R Fu or D M ,. - . fu: 'y, . ann, V. Smith, K. Reed, M. Perkins, L. Johnston. Second row tleft to riszhtlf-M. Peck, B. Ramptun, B. Whitvsides, L, Peter- son, M. Thurgood. C. Clark, Athletic Manager. Back row lleft to right!-Ray Fors- be-rg, Coach: N. W'eaver, V. Haws, A. Flinders. R. Ashworth. THE D Boox Ninety-,fimv , f' ' l Track , Q CHOOSING a man for track captain, the team tries to find someone who can as an executive, one who has proved ng in tiack during previous one who has a pleasing personality, is dependable. Ray Davis stands in all these requisites and conse quently was chosen by last year's track squad as an able leader for this year. RAY DAVIS TRACK team is expected to prove a genuine menace to any high school in the state in competing for state honors. Davis has made a remarkable showing in the duel meets conducted recently. In the first meet of the season the Darts defeated Weber College 69V2 to 6215. A triangular meet, held April 20 at Ogden, demonstrated Davis' strength when she defeated Ogden and We- ber with the score of 122 points against their 525 and 3215 points respectively. Davis placed first in the regional meet held May 4th, where Atkinson made a new record when he tossed the discus 122 feet 8 inches. We're expecting Davis to bring home her share of honors from the state meet which will be held May 12th. w Qleft to rightl-AC. Clark, Athletic Manager: F. Hatch, R. Ashworth, L. W. Mabey, E. Dahl, A. Nordqzram, A. Bangerter, M. Perkins, V. Rasmussen, A. Layton, M. Atkinson, W. Willey, L. Peterson. ileft to rightl-O. Morton, L. Miller, M. Hatch, S. Jardine, L. Reeym, Earl, W. Higgs, G. Bryson, E. Green, C. Elliott, N. Clayton, V. Phillips, W. Scoffield, Athletic Manager. row Qleft to rightj-Glen Worthington, Coach: J. Capps, G. Hayes, Havan Day, R. Davis, Captain: D. Simpson, R. Nelson, R. A'k1nson, E. Trump, R. ,Rasmussen, M. Holbrook, E. Smith, B, Smith, J. Miller, M. Linford, Athletic Manager. - YO THE D Boon Ninety-six Track ..,, M l,, x ' ,f W , F55?i3:fY I R , THE HD BOOK Ninety-seven T' t X ,f Y x f ,egg Ny x iliwi Q il is eeie Track X, rf! Tennis M. Linford, D. McNeil, D. Sanders, L. Brink, L. Sheffield, B. Swan, F. Walton, H. Gailey, Glen Worthington, Coach. A i L' ENNIS is fast coming to the front as a major sport at Davis. h Coach Worthington trained the boys Well and they are headed NX mi victory. The matches played so far this season have been won f 3. lin the majority of cases by Davis. Special mention should go to x j'9HfgLV' R i'ee . F nk Walton who was the winner of the fall and spring tennis X ments. ' y '-!V X- T ND11 B J. RH E' X Hslinety-eggcitli J lx. xx fag-iqkii ' M i ,, 449 vfgyklc -i Qi l fees D if ,V Q ,ogg WW .NA .- W ,LX 4, , 1, ei ia s i I af' e-' may J NWMFJQK A m 'f3M1 11, 7e.,..-. if D A ea fiff e-- A sfffg 'L-MV' KlLix.gL if1! W ijjj.-'A ff: ,5,.,,f gf -YLZIXN x ,fs , X -S . V, I , Y- ix . X f L Back row tleft to rightlffi. Worthington, Coachg C. Clark, F. Clark, L. Holt, G. Christ, W. Swanger. L. Briggs, I . Evans, l. Cleverly, K. Reed, W. Scoffield, Athletic Manager, Front row lleft to rightlfV. Haws, V. Green, D. Briggs, .l. Mannos, G. Bennett, W. King, G. Mannos, D. Whitesides, M. Thurgood. ASEBALL hasn't received as much attention at Davis as some of the other sports, but each year our team gains ground. This year we have not been too successful, but we are just young in the baseball world. After several years of work and practice, we'll have a baseball team worthy of great honors. Just give us time! Left to right---Bob Carver, Chance Green, John Sessions, Don Beezer. OXING was not started at Davis until two years ago, and each year a few more don the gloves. In March, four of our boxers went to the A. A. U. meet held in Salt Lake, and the first night won all four bouts. They weren't so successful the second night but they left a good name for themselves down there. With a few more years' practice, we should gain recognition through our boxers. THE D Boox Ninety-11i11e ., ffl, f E 3 ' ,251 Girls Athletics 4 D'B Organizations Pro chola CHEERY smile, a lot of pep, good Will, and loyalty spells Pro Schola. They are the color bearers of our school and firmly uphold the stand- ards. Their sweaters and caps of gold and brown make a striking picture as the sixty peppy members cheer together. ANNAliELI,l'1 HARRIS ELIZABETH ELLISON President Vice-President l Iiirdcen Adams Josie Adams Marjorie Adams Mary lionncmort Roxy Bonnemort Ruth Bowman Mildred llrown Caryol Burton Marie Dickson Marjorie Dickson Virginia Evans Jean Flint Anne Ford Mildred Ford Fern Galbraith Afton Grant Heli-n Grant Marxlaret Grant Elaine Hatch Maurine Harris Lavon Jost Esther Knowlton Lucile Layton Zillah Linford Lillian Mortenson THE D BOOK 1 One Hundwld Twm Pro chola HE PRO SCHOLAS have formed a large part of the cheering' section at every game, whether it be at Davis, at Grantsville or Cyprus. They have represented Davis well. Whatever their future, may it benefit the school. MARJORIE SMITH EDITH LINFORD Secretary-Treasurer Song Mistress Ruth Oviatl Evelyn Park Erla Palmer Amzusta Rigby Faye Robins Marjorie Ruhins Ruth Robins Gertrude Rushfnrth Dorothy Sessions Fern Simmons Mary Smerlley Lorm-ne Smith Josie Stewart Beulah Stoker Vern Stfzker Beth Strimfham Marian Sullivan Nita Terrell Aljoe Thurnley Marjorie VVezuver Maris- Wellimr Wancla W'cst Bernice YVhite-sinles Josephine Whitesides Helen White. THE D Boox One Hundred Three W f 1' 1 gf ,f V , . f f X Q Y Y , V, 'T 1 QV? je r Kbwvcj ' ' ' ' ,fee 7 'W-1 f rf effweww WW-f We W all i 4 4 s ,+ 'f, e 4' ji! - i L- L. l f , J AE 1 A ' Y A solo is one bird A duet is two And a trio is three urz' 1+ But a band is the whole flock. X VE: 1 4 Orchestra ,f . fi Jul Ll ,ig 127' , , A if Mist A .2 Q ig' 5 1 ., 1 s H' jjj, fx-l li Jgixnivl Z 2 fi Egan,-l :lm fl s X. ,343 'mf L .aw Ii Q K 'f . 145 12 2 2 1 f ri lil w its-M ,sis ,it 'Y '- 'Y f 1 .4 A The silver notes do touch and kiss the moonlight waves and j fi t,'- charm the lovers wandering 'mid the vine-clad hills. fi 1 l THE D BooK One Hnudred Four Y lf' I ' W-!W4'f . '- IZ fg.,ff't H- , Wh- 'L' wi, ,,,, . ffm? f if A , , NCI ffx-N V-Tx.:-X, ri- U' lm Y ' v 5 f Girls' Glee l 1 First row lleft to right! Jack Stacey, Director: Elsie Knotts. President: Margie Wise- man. VicefPresident: Evelyn Pack, Secretary-'I'1'easurer: Shelley Holmes, Program Committee: Birdoen Adams, Nora Atkinson, Grace Barber. Second row lleft to right!-f-Lucile Bells. Louise Bishop, Bernice Bowen, Lorraine Broom- field, Arxlelle Brown, Bessie Carter, Marjory Cook, Virginia Evans. Third x-ow lleft to right!-Afton Grunt, Margaret Grant, Elaine Hatch. Mary Hatch, Beth Hill, Wanda Hogan, Shirley Johnson, Thora King. Fourth row tleft to right!--Doris Cook, lielle Marston, Ruby Parker, Esther Parrish, Ida Pierce, Iva Rollin:-1, Beth Sessions, Beulah Stoker. Tovey, Wanda Wellimz, Dora White, Vera Winegar, Lucille Wood. Fifth row Cleft to right!--Beth Strinuham, Marie Stringham, Lcla Thornley, Genieve i'- U X ga? ,gl I Vx ,Q gg, F F M v W x 6 f M 'gl or , HH ,V '- H, 0 l Q -,. l' lbff? g In 4 lu f' fi xl' if i , fl 1 lLfil'l57il1 li' ill' Hgf ,.C,f'w Neill' If ary J hi ? r. ' l all xv Y if 4 fl . V ll' 1 525 K it 1 , :il A. :,, : V.-Q .. .- ,p 1 A :'Q1f,r QW i t 1 , 1 i -2.55 l Mafia Km grid , il, lgjlr 'A 1 I1 L 'fi ff? 1 K A ,rgvgzj Y K . i ,L , 5' -.4 1' 'W-' , ',A:.' . 7' , Y , - iff f if 4, ,M ,,ii,QcW,,,l3. Mm W .lo r 3 4 WM My A? '. inf, fl lf' f itoo i THE D Boox ' A li.. One Hundred Five .xgi ', ,, , +-ff , ,,:, 9 LM Hull flf fii' f' , W ,lv f, 3 Ly,-vlxgxlni Tr X . W I -:Sql ,. V 5 Aria-eff? , I Q .2557 Ar, V 'mf f . ,JH . - , 1. 3 K vm X X, ,ff r .. 'EN xx AA Q4 fwwfgg' ' 4JWfJ.,.-wh,:WE, :,, W ,I My g Wm ,,,, 'f lf'g,1lmQ,,'-:gfivu 4:55 , i , , ,F r X Q , 1 V, of ' iw . V W1 w1.w,,,, r . if -A 11, , x f Q f w ' we-W H if 1 N 'A 'xi FWS m 2 l 2 Q l rj Xl Boys Glee Music Contest AVIS set a high standard of achievement at Brigham City where the state regional music contest was held. Our Girls' Glee won first placeg girls' trio, firstg trumpet trio, firstg saxophone, trom- bone, and cornet soloists first. Beth Stringham and Reed Cottrell won second place for contralto and base solos, respectively. Ray Atkinson placed third in the tenor solo. Boys' Chorus placed sec- ondg marching band secondg and playing band third. ' X THE D Boox One Hundred Six A il panish Club First row lleft to rightj- George J. Miles, Instructor: Royce Christiansen, President: William Swan, Vive-l'r-esiflenti Wallace Hess, Secretary-Treasurer: Martha Lallis, lie-porter: Nvwel Smith, Song Lezuler. Sn-cond row tleft to rixfhll Gordon Christiansen, Committee Chairman: Corinne Dux'- hnm, Committee: Alan Layton. Commit ev: Kiichiro Akasaka, Rc-L-d Allen, Roxy lionncmort. Third row Ili-ft to right! He-len Grant, Willis Higgs, Kay Mercer, Frank Tashima, Q Kenneth Whiting, Exer Whilloek. HE YEAH has been a very successful one for the Spanish Club. The officers have co-operated in giving programs and parties which have made the studying ofthe Spanish language and customs very delightful. The outside speakers which they obtained for their programs have proved to be unusually entertaining and worthwhile. Mr. Miles should be well pleased with this year's accomplish- ments. THE UD BOOK Om' Hzmdwfd Sewn ,J 1 , L l f, ji-- l l aft, l l r ,, , f ln- l, A' vw , F.F.A. LP' 'K N gi: N as 1?- . J - ' 1 Ei 6' Upper fleft to rightj-Niall I1gydeIdPr1esident: James Peter- nn L' Q SOD, ICE' YSBI EH . .A s Center lleft to rightj-Wallace Odd, Secretary-Treasurer: 'fo F Edward Barrett, Reporter: Golden Bennett, Watch Dogg Fred O S I Smedley, Librarian. K :Q ' 3 Iljovglerr-itg!lefL:o.right3V1.golg11 amiga lxgiletic Mvarngger zlfaiirell ' A . ', visor: e s . o , visor: iiam ar er, I Advisor. Q 5 -s x ANY INTERESTING and varied activities have been sponsored X Q'-1 - by the F. A. this year. In July, forty members of the club 1,53 J enJ.oyed a trlp through Yellowstone Park. During the Farm Bureau Q A Tl I x ' Falr at Lagoon, some very educational crop and animal exhibits 1 :ZIV were entered. Several Judging' teams were entered in the Utah z .,, J County Fa1r at Provog one of these, the poultry team, consisting ' N lp of James Peterson and Alan Burns, won th1rd place. In December, Q v X he Progect Qompletlon Day was held with an entertaining program I 1 ii nd the 1n1t1at1on of thlrty-four Greenhands. A play was given h , X e 1 the annual Clodhopper Day. After the play a cafeteria luncheon iw -3, s sertyefl to about 230 guests. All in all, the club has had a Very - 4 W X u cess u year. t'es' xx N' ,I X . xx 5 L4 X X Q A gg l x -if , A X SX 'A One Hundred Eight . I ' l X , W x Co ,Q X N S' M ' X . -V Q-'va Ali, Sf, X -:A 515152, 'Hi V 5 ea S 'V,' I Sv ly -dll f -1 v va ' ' f C' 212. l sk ... Q.-fi f, W' .?13,1gQf' ' N' 4' '- X-! .l,' I E14 Q' Es d RN s an -2'-if me . x A i 4 W z K X ni,-R J A N-fx --. The Last Squeak '. 11 1, V , X 'ef WT f 1 ,X x Lf , 1, 1, A -:J ,951 1- . x ,Q I C' ts I 1- ix -llgrgzgv .w - W . mica , fr-',f',---W A ,.,, . :E Wu ,L 1 -sf ' 2 'r4.k...' 2 V-1-xiii: 1, , -' Avi, Q!! :rf T 6,1 WMI fl H5 : V I ,.2.1,:Q,1 ' R9 'ima-L5.f,g! .5 , 1 f A x -ghd . -Tlx, ' -' 'filif V-, ,QL L Y ,M X X . . 1 1 . A! K, , J 6 R 'fkfr nyyy Q Q f':,.'. 3 , 2 J Q F I THE D Boox One Hmzdrrd Ten, X . , , M , 5 , if 31' HP 555'- W ' ' fs: Amy fx, ' f Q! V1 l ' -- if Vfliii M if v to ,ww wx: if 1 'W :vw, 'M A , -g. ffwyyg ,Wu xy-, W fu, WYM:Yw,w11,:4-laxmw, .. . W , .:, , ill 5 'YQ gf' - FQ ij L .. Y , , W 4 . M Q --. i. - :J HEP 1,3 I n dw up ,A I v m, mf 'Qc -ga! . 7. -'44 Y f ' , . - HP ,Y5 gvvmhxy W 'Q gg, M wi. gn , , ix' W M wx , W? 5- ,Aw I H 1 '5,'.,w,.,L,L:L WL 1 'f W. '22 , r' 4' ' F, '- -Aff ., cmf r mffffif 1 1 , J 1 , y V' x V Tm: D Boox ' Our Hzmdrvd Eleven M fm' f , M nf. :g '175 L V yu - A jx - ., . 1 , Al 'A55 Q7Q1'V 1. ' MVT A W A Www Y 1 'f A4 i ,Z UL ' 4 rl, 1 . Ia? ' KV, J -1 iw.. 1. A Hg if, V ' 5542.5 1 v Q htligimf I YF ff . ,gfvngivey , 'Z fiiipgcr- W3 Qs-aijipu , .,f . F, -fir 1- ,rfps I K FH-gf V ff lg, - 1-Q '- -. - . -. ' V- ' T47-flak! THE D Boox One Hzmdwd Twelve ,, 5 1. Catching up on the latest gossip. 2. Between t. h e acts. 3. The black sheep of the Lamb fam- ily. 4. A hayseed in its proper setting. 5. Babyface. 6. Hey! Whats coming off here Z' T. A thorn in the side between 1,wu pains in the neck. f' ,f' ,f Vx f 1' A ,, , . . to ii ,i ff ' The 5, , -- wif . It THE D Book One Hundred Thir em ' ' .EN f x 'f'1,.f2. ,,.'j5' f ,,g1., H' .... i 3 -, , wvwl i .M X 4 1 F .Y .,. . . -. E 'F RAE. . 211 .. ' 4 Hz:fT'- -' if .fin A. ,bp-- fy, 'gb 1'-5 - .ff A -4 M ...,,. i- ff----1 5' N M--.efegmx N XHWW mm,.'1g.e gjmqi , ,..., an -can Y ,. X Q, AW '.,,,,.if' , i',. f fp if-9-.1 ,A f A -.Y J jimi, ,X ,VH ,,,. .ft 4 f ' fi' ...P - .. . .-aff? 1-Q .5 0' 4 fe 1 I 5 , .' 'PAV '- - fif if2':f5 i I if-' fm , na - R-'Ji ' M J' li ' M. .... fF'?Y?:f ' 'iii in ei 'unif 1, A, i fl. .. -F f'- . .A I ' .Y .v . 'Jr' fi., 1 S H2 A Y M ' 1 ' .,,., . ,Q-f.,., ..,.,1.,.., 4 ,fir ' . L L , , M ' 1 My -'E U .53 5.533 ..1 ,J V ' , SW! Q 1 , fl A I' , ,,,.. ,ik ' f xg N-H 5 nn u fy' xx 2. fic! , X 1, 1 X, J NEI, E , , A F. FQ' wg W ', ru, f -1---Hr . P-' 4w V,N ,T -giegil Quin fi: 'f' , .. an V U mg ,ff Fifi F J ' x , - 1 X , ' M , . 'xl jx A.: 4. wk L, i A 'ky Rf. akwm., X ' ' ,N THE D BOOK 03111 Hundred Fourteen 1 X 1. L , y Q f AN ,M Q 1,555--si' .: x. EFI' ' ,, v ,Lv l J! 'lf -I- -sf, 1 n Q Q ffm,-of A .,.. THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS HAVE ELPED-MAQIALQI I -TO MAKE THIS D BOOK. - WE NOW ASK THAT YOU STUDENTS SUPPORT THEM IN THEIR BUSI ENDEAVOR. THAT YOU ASK YOUR PARENTS AND OTHER HOME FOLKS : GIVE THEM THEIR LOYAL SUPPORT TO HELP BUILD OUR COMMUNITIES IN ' THIS OUR GREAT STATE OF UTAH. g BOUNTIFUL F BOUNTIFUL A Bountiful Dairy Davis County Sheet Metal 2 Selected Dairy Products Works if Chas. A. Trump, Prop. F2-Q 2 . - ' f Bountiful Drug Co. , I A ,I Phone 68 Morrison-Merrill 81 Co. , The Lumbermenn Bountiful Light eud Power lg 5 Comvany O R SKAG GS R Modern Ways for Modern Days ' U 11-'gg I sooo stones ' ,-:ht fx ..i. ,a. T 5 B t'f l L b d S l ,.. ' mm I u Cxxpglyan upp y Rampton Automobile Co. ' Let Us Satisfy Your Needs Chevrolet Dealers 4 A ,N . . f-i I A Z , Unlon Furniture Company fl 5 D Bountlful Motor' Inc' Home Furnishers and Morticians I I: i' Plymouth and DeSoto 2 'g -- gi 1- CLEARFIELD g ' I 0 l I atlon .Q Bountiful State Bank Complete Banking Service ital Mercantile Co. Cap Groceries and Fresh Meats any Carr Printing Comp The Hurry-up Shop Clu've Inn Lunch, Candy, Ice Cream THE D Boox One Hundred Fiftee I Q71 lax. 'W B ' - I wi 514, 'v f Of' Barlow's Service St Gas, Oils, Accessories , o OHV 6' mber Company I 1' 1 X ' A 'cf I Clearfield Lu We Will Treat You Right . - I Clearfield State Beuli, 'I ' 155 Commercialand Savings Dept. V -,, A f Smith Canning Company I f ,Q Dinnerette Canned Foods f f' ! if 1 S 1 gl J W f I ffl, , Q ff V, hr-rr Q . . 56 tif fn . 'wwf 'ff i Abel wi ll ll ,' 'fe' 9, ff I' if , q t' I .' ' It .I f lj! gi , 'life A Q f ig? X AN , . , I C' r 540' 'I A. Q ,S x ,,4 f S-,Z -,-,. l ,O Z f, at ' 5' - fs v-4 . . s ....,,. ..,,... ,.... ...., , ........,,.,....................,,..,.....,................,......,..,.,,....,..............,............... .....,... ' ' T E LLOWING FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS HAVE HELPED-MATERIALLY 5 - , E THIS D BOOK. : s jg' Y NOW ASK THAT YOU STUDENTS SUPPORT THEM IN THEIR BUSINESS E ' ZANDEAVOR, THAT YOU ASK YOUR PARENTS AND OTHER HOME FOLKS TO S ' 4' ' GIVE THEM THEIR LOYAL SUPPORT TO HELP BUILD OUR COMMUNITIES IN :by , THIS OUR GREAT STATE OF UTAH. I 1: .................................................................................................... .................................................. A-1 , 'gl f gg if J CENTERVILLE FARMINGTON . ,. 5 . 1 Centerville Auto Repair -, E Company . ,Sf Equipment for Complete Service N. 3 H-- ' H R es Porter Walton Co. I ' Dependable Seeds, Shrubs , ' , and Trees a W Z: J' u ggi A KAYSVILLE sig.: A ' Barnes Banking Company Q 'A ' Forty-three Years in Business H. J. Sheffield 8: Sons ' :. F. The Red cf? White Store f i AE If f ' .A Q - i -. , I: -- '1 it 'r- n--r-. ls! Inland Printing Company Printers of the D Book v n.. . 4 .-I 1 I - . -1. L Davis County Bank Welcome! Miller Floral Company e-fyjwffyhwew' Lagoon Resort The Fun Spot of Utah LAYTON Farmers Union Department Store First National Bank Appreciates Your Business Kowley Drug Company We Are for Davis! s l J. B. Galbraith . X Qi Heating and Electrical Engineer 4 I 5 N L ' l, 0 ,gn iq Tl. ll 1 Kaysville Drug Company moo Sysltcm Ti IJ.. C. L. Needham, Prop. il' : Q 'Q V , -Q Layton Sugar Company l 5 'V Kaysville Golden Rule Mountain Brand ish Self-service, Cash-and-Carry X I g- SUNSET ' R 'Q , 2- aysiville-Layton Milling Co. Smith B1'0lhe1'S COIHDBIIY Q X Highest Grade Flour Layton, Sunset, West Point . L4 X N x' 5 s ' THE D Boox .' I , qt. One Hundred Sixteen IX X' 1. 'JS l R29 1 ' ' , . I., N 1. 5-kg,,3zQfq fy' MR k t '.!' Y' ,35 ' 1 Wf 3 .Q X . 314 'Ei - 'J I ' - - -A1 -h r 3 K 4 0 s , ,- J i .f NX .A-. l A Sli' I Y'.':f? Xl - I .J P ' 'La--,Q V E NOW ASK THAT YOU STUDENTS SUPPORT THEM IN THEIR B .........................,......................................... .......................................................,..,.... ....... ,...... . . . ,Z . D 5 THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS HAVE HELPED-M TE AL Y S -TCGVMAKE THIS D BOOK. 1 N x ENDEAVOR. THAT YOU ASK YOUR PARENTS AND OTHER HOME FOL ol ' NYM 5 GIVE THEM THEIR LOYAL SUPPOR QDTHIS OUR GREAT STATE OF UTAH. TT o HELP BUILD oUR COMMUNITIES ' 5 ' fl? .................................................................................................................................................. ..... I I WOODS CROSS SALT LAKE CITY .4 Elmer Haacke I. G. A. Stores Farmers State Bank Courteons Service Deposits Insured Wasatch Oil Refining Co. Use Gasoline Refined in Davis County Woods Cross Mercantile Co. Quality Mdse. at Right Prices OGDEN Boyle Furniture Company Everything for the Home Brown Ice Cream Company Eat Brown's Ice Cream for Health Rabe Studio Photographs of Distinction Shupe Williams Candy Co. The Quality Candy THE D BOOK American Linen Supply Co. It Pays to Keep Clean i Arthur Frank Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Dennis Company Class Pins, Rings and Medals Deseret Book Store Glade Candy Company Compliments of Hofmann Hardware Co. Sweet's Salt Lake Bars Always Good W. E. Fife Company Fine Clothing for Young Men Western Arms and Sporting 'Goods Company Good Sporting Goods Utah Engraving Company Good Wishes for Davis Utah-Idaho School Supply O. Everything for Office and Sch f El an , Fi' P 3 WN. xk I ,4- ,.o 5 1' ff ffgg igr his I ' Q I 1,8-i One Hundred Seventeen ',' ff ml Q I. 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Leith Bindery, Inc., Utah, Engraving Company, the D Book Staff and its advisorsfl On my pages are pictured the administrators and teachers who make your education possible, campus scenes you will cherish, and friends you will Want to remember. For these pictures I thank Mr. Rabe, the photographer and Mr. Soffe who kindly collaborated in making special feature pictures. I contain much written material which the D Book Staff has at- tempted to make sensible and truthful, except for that in my last section which I hope will tickle your funny bone. My strong cover and beautifully engraved pages, the result of the binders and engravers diligent labor, have been designed, in the main, by the staff artist. I have been checked and double checked by staff advisors and so hav been admitted into your hands. Once again, I e end my ap reciation to everyone who a Q' 3 has made me wha am. 'I , I ,lf 1 -The 1933-34 D Book. in Q I 5 lg! t ! 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