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

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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