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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1936 volume:

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ALA- 9,0 0' E D BOOK Ada' .Z M VOLUME TWENTY-TWO H 'claws Aszzzaziaznsin M706 - 4, DAVIS HELIHQCHOOL 1935-1936 I 25. 5. 3 Jjwwvm Ma M fw www Qwyfd Jw L0 'M-f 'Cfw 1 lVlllliilEWllllRlll If in the future when memories and remembrances have grown dim and faded, a little time spent with this D Book helps you to experience again and recolor the happy hours spent with associates in work and pleasure here at Davis High, the efforts of the 1936 D Book staff will be more than repaid. DEDHCATHUN To you, the students of the Davis High School, this twenty-second vol- ume of the D Book is dedicated. It is your book. We present it to you in this form as history of the 1935-36 school year. Its purpose is not alone to chron- icle our work and play of the past year, but it is also to be one of the four chapters of a treasure book of memories written and kept from year to year by each of you students. CII S BOOK ONE ADMINISTRATION BOOK PIIOVVO CLASSES BOOK TII-IIRIEIE, BOOK IFOIUR ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS BOOK. IFIIVIE, BOOK SIIX ATHLETICS FEATURES Dear Old Davis High School We stand for you. We'l1 fight for Davisg We're up to stuffg We never, never, never bluff Against the men from Davis None can progress. Three cheers for Davis Our D. H. S. I D. H. S. our men are strong and bold. D. H. S. our men will always hold together. D. H. S. bring honors home we pray. There's a big game in our town tonight. D. H. S. go in and win the game. D. H. S. we're on the road to fame and triumph. D. H. S. make Copponentb fade away. There's a big game in our town tonight. :fin 1 ' . , 23 5 an Q' i, fd. , f - . ,gg-f. ,,,.:vg .- .+ 9 fifty . . 5EfQFf!!F 535J ' f--f f 3 ' LTP? 3 ' Y fxff . ..., :ff .4-is2riif551 .fw 9 ' 11: - f , 1, zwtiefa, M3533 .. 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'C' ' 4 iz .1--1 1.1. f 'fu 5 I if if f gm 'Tis only God may be -had for the asking. 4 i s 1 .-gpg' 2-Qi .3g..,. X 1 3 . w':x,3 119' Fighting for Davis Team Fighting for right. Heads up and to the front You'll always find us Daytime, Nighttime. Fighting for Davis Team That's life's great sport. No matter where we are We're down with error Up with honor! Fight! I III 'If 3111 illlrmnriam DEAN GIBSON UIBSUUJK UNE! 1 mma11mQvuwN To the members of the Board we wish to extend our thanks for their efficient and trustworthy service as representatives of our parents in the affairs of county education. We therefore dedicate this page to the Board of Education of Davis County. SCHOOL BOARD H. C. BURTON With energy and wisdom Superintendent Burton has worked hard in an effort to better the educational system of Davis County. His interest in the welfare of the students has created a spirit of appreciation among them. SUPERINTENDENT SAMUEL MORGAN It was with regret that we heard of Mr. Morgan's unfortunate accident. Every student has missed his sincere and understanding friendship. We send our best wishes to him for a rapid recovery to health and hope that next year he will be able to resume his activities at Davis. We appreciate the splendid way in which Mr. Muir has carried on this work, and we Wish to thank him for all he has done. PRINCIPAL MYRINTHA BURNINGHAM SPEECH DAVIS BARTHOLOM EW EXACT SCIENCE EUGENE BRYSON ENGLISH AND GERMAN EVELYN CROCKETT CLOTHING MILDRED CRAWLEY OFFICE WELLS F. COLLETT AUTO MECHANICS MAURINE FLINT FOODS CHARLES GARDNER SCIENCE LYNN HALES SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY FLOY HANSEN PHYSICAL EDUCATION J. E. HANCEY SCIENCE KENT JOHNSON SCIENCE AND HISTORY FACULTY DELBERT LAMB ART MARGARET LEONARD ENGLISH GEORGE J. MILES ENGLISH FRANK B. MUIR HISTORY AND SOCIAL FLOYD MILLET PHYSICAL EDUCATION BERTHA MILLGATE LIBRARY HORTON C. MILLER ENGLISH WILLIAM PARKER MECHANICS H. H. ROBINSON COMMERCIAL ROSE REEVES SPEECH MARTHA ROSS ENGLISH JOHN L. STACEY MUSIC SCIENCE GEORGE W. SOFFE MATHEMATICS FARRELL P. SMITH AGRICULTURE wwf GRACE V. TINGEY TYPEWRITING MELBA THORNLEY HISTORY GLEN WORTHINGTON PHYSICAL EDU CATION EMIL WHITESIDES HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE E. M. WHITESIDES STUDY RUTH ZOLLINGER CLOTHING FACULTY BILL COTTRELL WALLACE HESS JUNE WOOD MAURINE FLINT RALPH ASHWORTH EMIL WHITESIDES WALLACE HESS I I ' . PRESIDENT With slncere appreciation we ac- knowledge the untiring efforts of the JU'l,?C!Y,2q22,DENT Student Body Officers in making this year at Davis an eventful and happy one. With energy and wisdom they have developed a splendid school spirit which has never been surpassed. STUDENT BODY BILL COTTRELL SEC. AND TREAS. RALPH ASHWORTH YELL MASTER MAURINE FLINT ADVISOR EMIL WHITESIDES ADVISOR WAYNE LAYTON WILLIAM SWAN ALAN MANNING BYRON RAMPTON ETHELYN WHITE NELSON BEI-ILING LYNN HALES OFFICERS WILIIGIJXGIIQ swAN WAYNE LAYTON ASSOCIATE JUDGE ALAN MANNING ASSOCIATE JUDGE BYRON RAM PTON ATTORNEY ETHELYN WHITE CLERK NELSON BEHLING SHERIFF LYNN HALES ADVISOR The Student Court has done a great deal in establishing and maintaining order among the students and neat- ness about the campus. Its addition to the school organiza- tion has placed in the hands of the students the government of their own conduct. STUDENT COURT UBUUK TWU! CLAS SEQ SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN RAY RILEY DOROTHY SESSIONS MARGARET GRANT LYMAN PETERSON NIOR OFFICERS RAY RILEY PRESIDENT DOROTHY SESSIONS v1cE.PREslDENT LYMAN PETERSON SEC'Y AND TREAS. MARGARET GRANT HOP M ISTRESS VERL SMITH COMMITTEE MARJORIE WARE COMMITTEE WILLIAM SWAN COMMITTEE GENIEVE ASHBY wooos cnoss RALPH ASHWORTH BOUNTIFUL RAYMOND ANDERSON SYRACUSE HELEN ADAMS LAYTON ITHA ADAMS LAYTON KIICHIRO AKASAKA SYRACUSE DALE ASHBY BOUNTIFUL AFTON ADAMS LAYTON RUTH ANDERSON FARMINGTON MARK ATKINSON WOODSCROSS LEE ANDERSON WOODSCROSS MARJORY ADAMS LAYTON SENTICDDRS 2 SIENIIORS 1 MABEL ARGYLE WOODS CROSS JAYNE ARGYLE WOODS CROSS HELEN BRIGGS BOUNTIFUL JACK BURTON LAYTON NELSON BEHLING KAYSVILLE NORMA BROWN WOODS CROSS JUNE BRIGGS EOUNTIFUL HAVEN BURNINGHAM BOUNTIFUL LINCOLN BEHLING KAYSVILLE MELBA BODILY SYRACUSE HAZEL BANGERTER BOUNTIFUL ALAN BENNETT KAYSVILLE LA MAR BARLOW BOUNTIFUL IRENE BAIRD WOODSCROSS MAXINE BROWN FARMINGTON ARNOLD BANGERTER WOODS CROSS LESLIE BEER CENTERVILLE EDITH BARTON KAYSVILLE VERL BROWN FARMINGTON STANLEY BURNS FARMINGTON CHARLES BAER WOODS CROSS BERNICE BAM BROUGH SYRACUSE VONDA BARBER SYRACUSE DAVID BRIGGS BOUNTIFUL SIEZNIIORS SENIIORS ELDA BARKDULL FARMINGTON LLOYD BRINK KAYSVILLE ALLEN BURTON KAYSVILLE GRACE BURNS BOUNTIFUL RUTH BOWMAN KAYSVILLE LEWIS BEESLEY CLINTON DE LONE BENNETT BOUNTIFUL HELEN BURTON KAYSVILLE JOSEPH BARLOW CLEARFIELD DONAL BURNETT CLINTON DEAN CHILD CLINTON GORDON CHRISTENSEN FARMINGTON JULIAN CHRISTENSEN FARMINGTON CLIFTON CLARK BOUNTIFUL MARVIN CARDALL CENTERVILLE BERNICE CRID DLE SYRACUSE BILL COTTRELL CENTERVILLE DAVID CANNON CENTERVILLE MAXINE CLARK BOUNTIFUL EGBERT CHIPMAN KAYSVILLE COLIN CHISHOLM CLEARFIELD PETE CALLAS LAYTON x LORRAINE CLARK FARMINGTON KEN N ETH CHILD CLINTON I SENIIORS S 1 SIENIIORS I lxfiiigi H Q . Nh :gt Q3 LYNN CRIDDLE CLEARFIELD WALLACE CHILD WOODSCROSS WILLIAM CORBRIDGE LAYTON KELLY DAVIS BOUNTIFUL EVA DAY woons cnoss DARWARD EAMES SYRACUSE DEAN EGBERT LAYTON FRANCES EN DO LAYTON RUTH EASTHOPE SYRACUSE FRANK ELLIS FARMINGTON INEZ EVANS WOODSCROSS LORENE EAST woons cnoss JEAN FLINT KAYSVILLE ARLEY FLINDERS CLINTON LOUISE FLINT LAYTON LE ROY FRANCE CENTERVILLE RILEY GOODFELLOW BOUNTIFUL MARGARET GRANT WOODS CROSS NELDA GAILEY LAYTON VAN GREEN CLEARFIELD RULON GREGORY FARMINGTON HAROLD GAILEY KAYSVILLE LISLE GREEN CLEARFIELD RUTH HAM BLIN CLEARFIELD SIENIIORS SIENECODRS LA VAUN HANSEN SYRACUSE RAYMOND HADFIELD CLEARFIELD ROBERT HEPWORTH WOODS CROSS WAN DA HOGAN WOODS CROSS I-IERM ESE HATCH WOODS CROSS JUNIOR HAYES KAYSVILLE WALLACE HESS FARMINGTON MARIE HENICH CLEARFIELD MATTIE HANSEN BOUNTIFUL EARL HARRIS LAYTON RUSSELL HANSEN SYRACUSE VIRGINIA HEPWORTH BOUNTIFUL DOROTHY HILL LAYTON WALTER HANSING CLEARFIELD RALPH HARDY BOUNTIFUL VERA HOWARD woons CROSS BERNICE HOLT WEST POINT GAROLD HODSON LAYTON BETH HOLBROOK ' WEST POINT ARCHIE HUNTER BOUNTIFUL HILE ISAKI WEST POINT MARY JOHNSON FARMINGTON VIOLA JEPPSON BOUNTIFUL BINGHAM JACOBS CLEARFIELD SIELNIIORS SIEZNIIURS LEON JOH NSTON CLINTON ONA JAOUES LAYTON MATSUMI KOSAIKA LAYTON ARLEAN KING WEST POINT ALAN LAYTON KAYSVILLE JOHN LAWSON BOUNTIFUL WAYNE LAYTON LAYTON LUCILLE LAYTON LAYTON ELEANOR LINGE CENTERVILLE WAYNE LEAK CENTERVILLE ANTON LARSON WOODSCROSS GENIEVE LARSON WOODSCROSS MARTHA LALLIS BOUNTIFUL RALPH LAWSON FARMINGTON WANDA MITCHELL CLINTON HOWARD MILLS BOUNTIFUL KEITH MANN WOODS CROSS CLAUDE MOSS WOODS CROSS DALE MAN N WOODS CROSS WANDA MORGAN LAYTON PEARL MITCHELL WOODS CROSS HARVEY MANN WOODS CROSS LE ROY MITCHELL CLINTON MAXINE MAYFIELD FARMINGTON SIENIIORS SIENIICODRS KIYOSHI MIYA CLEARFIELD HELEN MOORE CLEARFIELD ROY MANNING FARMINGTON ANTHON MONTGOMERY CLEARFIELD CLARENCE MANN BOUNTIFUL GWENDOLYNE MORGAN LAYTON JOHN MANNOS FARMINGTON ALAN MANNING KAYSVILLE WALKER MABEY BOUNTIFUL BELLE MARSTON LAYTON ARBON NORDGRAN WOODSCROSS EVELYN NANCE KAYSVILLE LAWRENCE NELSON WOODS CROSS ELDA NALDER LAYTON HORACE NOBLE WOODS CROSS NORMA OLDMAN NORTH SALT LAKE EDNA MAY PRIGMORE KAYSVILLE ALVIN PARKIN WOODS CROSS KIMBALL PARKIN BOUNTIFUL M. JUNE PARKIN woons CROSS WAN DA PACK WOODS CROSS LYMAN PETERSON KAYSVILLE MAX PECK FARMINGTON EDNA PASS BOUNTIFUL SIENIIORS SIENIICODRS VINE POLL SOUTH WEBER CHARLES PETERSON wooos CROSS DALE POLL SOUTH WEBER UDELL PACE FARMINGTON KEITH PECK FARMINGTON MARION PAYNE SYRACUSE MERRILL PERKINS KAYSVILLE MAE PARKIN WOODS CROSS HARRY PEEK SOUTH WEBER KAY RANDALL CENTERVILLE ARTHUR RICE FARMINGTON JACK RIGBY FARMINGTON KENNETH REED CLEARFIELD MARJORIE RIGBY KAYSVILLE RUTH ROBINS KAYSVILLE RAY RILEY BOUNTIFUL VERL RASMUSSEN BOUNTIFUL MARJORIE ROBINS KAYSVILLE BYRON RAM PTON BOUNTIFUL MICHAEL REID NORTH SALT LAKE CLARK ROBISON KAYSVILLE IMOGENE ROBERTS LAYTON ELVA SCHULTHIES WOODS CROSS ROBERT SMITH CLEARFIELD SIENIIORS SIENIIORS HAROLD SMEDLEY BOUNTIFUL KATHERINE SHULTZ BOUNTIFUL DONNA STEED FARMINGTON VERL SMITH BOUNTIFUL JOSEPH SANDALL KAYSVILLE MARIE STRINGHAM BOUNTIFUL AURELIA SMEDLEY WEST POINT JACK STEVENSON LAYTON WAYNE SWANGER KAYSVILLE LUCILE SCHOFIELD CENTERVILLE HELEN SUMMERS CLINTON REESE STOKER SYRACUSE FAY STARK wEsT POINT ALLEN STRONG KAYSVILLE JERRO STEED CLEARFIELD ELIZABETH SPACKMAN LAYTON MARIE STEPHENS SOUTH WEBER JAMES STREET CLINTON NOALL STREEPER KAYSVILLE MARIAN SOLOMON BOUNTIFUL LA RENE SMITH SUNSET WILLIAM SWAN KAYSVILLE WILFORD SALTER ' woons cnoss MARGARET SOLOMON BOUNTII-'UL SENICODRS I I SIEZNIIORS I I WENDELL SCOFFIELD KAYSVILLE FAYE SANDERS FARMINGTON BETH SESSIONS BOUNTIFUL LOUIS SIMPSON SYRACUSE DOROTHY SESSIONS BOUNTIFUL DORIS SMITH SUNSET WOODROW SAUNDERS CLEARFIELD THELMA STEED FARMINGTON BETH THOMPSON BOUNTIFUL FRANK TASHIMA SYRACUSE WOODROW TAYLOR BOUNTIFUL PAUL TAYLOR CLINTON WESLEY TINGEY CENTERVILLE MAURICE THURGOOD CLEARFIELD WAYNE VAN SICKLE FARMINGTON JAY UDY FARMINGTON KEITHA WARBY BOUNTIFUL JAY WALKER FARMINGTON LISLE WILLIAMS SOUTH WEBER MARJORIE WARE LAYTON BARBARA WOOD FARMINGTON BARRY WRIDE BOUNTIFUL JAMES WEAVER LAYTON DOROTHY WELLING FARMINGTON SIENIIORS SIENIIORS KENNETH WHITING KAYSVILLE JUNE WOOD CLEARFIELD RUTH WOOD BOUNTIFUL BILLY WARNOCK FARMINGTON WALTER WILLEY BOUNTIFUL ETHELYN WHITE FARMINGTON ILA B. WHITESIDES LAYTON RUSSELL WIXOM BOUNTIFUL BETH WINEGAR WOODSCROSS BERNICE WALKER SYRACUSE TOMIKO YAMAURA LAYTON BERNICE ZESIGER BOUNTIFUL rf - , ,g -' 'wgfr?w,y-sf - 'vvwrygrs- w , A , gem-2vw, 'wu-gy, , :A - 1 I' -rf '- -, ,-- H, , v- .., - , , . 'HL' 3 . V. v v ' 5 1 .ap , - . 5 5-gin-N ,, , 'tx Lw r A .E f x nf , . K-. V V. 3 4 V, , lf' .. K, HQ, 4 1 i I . .J -u Z :- ' 1' ,F- . 5 ' ... .1 if a Q. H' 4 , '- EQ ' 5'-'V' , 'r 'Y 'V- -an rv .- AL!! r -1 ' ,x 'X L 'S L vs S 1 f. Y, . 3 ir. . ,4 V ' A is .ve 5: -. ' , ' A 1 f ij. I . + 4 J .WH ' 53126 if MILAN SMITH IRENE JENSEN FAY GRANSDEN WESLEY DAY JUNIOR GFFICERS MILAN SMITH PRESIDENT IRENE JENSEN vlcE.PREslnENT WESLEY DAY SEC'Y AND TREAS. FAY GRANSDEN PROM M ISTRESS HOWARD RICHARDS COMMITTEE JANET JARDINE COMMITTEE STEVE HART COMMITTEE REYD ALLEN KAYSVILLE BETH ATKINSON BOUNTIFUL LORNA ADAMS CLEARFIELD NORMA ASHDOWN BOUNTIFUL JUNE ADAMS LAYTON RAY ADAMS LAYTON MELVA ARGYLE woous cRoss NORA ADAMS LAYTON LEWIS BARTON LAYTON HELEN BOWEN BOUNTIFUL DORA BURNINGHAM BOUNTIFUL CHARLES BANGERTER BOUNTIFUL DORTHEA BADER WOODS CROSS AFTON N. BENNETT BouNT1FuL JUNMUKS .IIUNIIORS I I I MARTHA BURTON KAYSVILLE DON BARTON FARMINGTON PAUL BARLOW BOUNTIFUL KATHERINE BOSWORTH KAYSVILLE STELLA BARNES KAYSVILLE BARLOW BRIGGS LAYTON FRANCES BALDERSTON BOUNTIFUL LUCILLE BINGHAM CLINTON FEROL BLAKE BOUNTIFUL JARED BROWN WOODS CROSS HELEN BARTON CENTERVILLE GLENTINE BILLS SYRACUSE LOLA BROUGH BOUNTIFUL RUTH BOULTON WOODS CROSS ALICE COTTRELL KAYSVILLE KERMIT COWLEY LAYTON MIKE CHRIST FARMINGTON BETH CALL BOUNTIFUL BETH CLARK FARMINGTON RICHARD CAMP BOUNTIFUL BETH CANNON BOUNTIFUL LA RENE COWAN CLEARFIELD AFTON CARDALL CENTERVILLE LEON CHILD SUNSET MARY CALL LAYTON VINSON CALL BOUNTIFUL RAYMOND CLARK CLEARFIELD IRMA DAVIS KAYSVILLE JTUNIIORS .IIUNIIORS V' I 41 r, -A I ' . . 1 yi I I iv I g,, ' ' - ' , I n ' My .I c r,f -v I fr K 'V-, QQ .1 Am MARY DAVIS BOUNTIFUL WESLEY DAY BOUNTIFUL GEORGE DICKSON LAYTON MARJORIE DALTON SYRACUSE MILDRED DOXEY BOUNTIFUL MAX DAY BOUNTIFUL THELLA EGBERT KAYSVILLE MARIE ELLIS LAYTON WILLIAM EVANS CENTERVILLE ALTA MARIE EARL BOUNTIFUL BETTY EPPERSON KAYSVILLE ELLEN EDWARDS BOUNTIFUL MILTON FISHER WEST POINT WANETA FORBES LAYTON FAY GRANSDEN KAYSVILLE MARJORIE GREEN LAYTON VELOY GROVES BOUNTIFUL WOODROW GREEN LAYTON LOWELL GREEN LAYTON PRISCILLA GOODFELLOW BOUNTIFUL MARY HILL SOUTH WEBER BRYAN HARRIS LAYTON STEVE HART BOUNTIFUL THEDA HADLOCK SUNSET BETH HINDLEY FARMINGTON ROBERT HOLT CLEARFIELD FRANKLIN HICKENLOOPER LAYTON JANET H I GGS WOODS CROSS QIIUNIIORS I I I I .IIUNIIORS BETH HOWARD WOODS CROSS MARK HATCH WOODS CROSS ROBERT W. HEPWORTH FARMINGTON ALTA HOLBROOK BOUNTIFUL SARAH HOWARD WOODS CROSS BOB HOWARD BOUNTIFUL MORRIS HANSEN SYRACUSE LAURENE HAYWARD BOUNTIFUL TECLA HOLMES CENTERVILLE WENDELL HATCH BOUNTIFUL RALPH HARRISON BOUNTIFUL RUTH HOLBROOK WEST POINT BERNICE HOLBROOK WEST POINT REX HILL KAYSVILLE AFTON HAYES BOUNTIFUL LA VAUN HARDY BOUNTIFUL MARY HARRIS LAYTON NORMA JENSEN NORTH SALT LAKE JANET JARDINE BOUNTIFUL CLARA JAOUES LAYTON ELEANOR JOST KAYSVILLE ELDON JOHNSTON CLINTON IRENE JENSEN FARMINGTON MAX KERR WOODSCROSS PHYLLIS KELLER FARMINGTON .IEAN KERR BOUNTIFUL THELMA KENDELL SOUTH WEBER DAVENA KERR SYRACUSE .JVLUNIIORS I I JTUNIIORS 7 . M f - A A 15 A k ,' :digg 5' V ' kZ ' : 2tf'- Ji-:S .' ,:a. Arif? .i k -2 15.1 -1 ii 5' , 'v'3f?ifSMg,i ,. i , L ' --vi f y5gf1:ii' X A 3 'Y A M ,f 1 QEES Ji A - ff A Nw., . 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I ' I Q I I ARLAND STEED FARMINGTON MADGE STEED FARMINGTON LEONA SMITH LAYTON WILLIAM STRONG BOUNTIFUL STUART STEED CENTERVILLE HELEN SAUNDERS CLEARFIELD BARBARA SMITH FARMINGTON MILAN SMITH CLEARFIELD DALE SMITH CENTERVILLE EMMA FAY SESSIONS BOUNTIFUL DOROTHY STEEDE FARMINGTON RICHARD STREEPER KAYSVILLE CLARENCE SANDERS FARMINGTON MARIE SEDGWICK LAYTON DON STAHLE BOUNTIFUL MARY BELLE SIMMONS LAYTON FAE SANDALL KAYSVILLE RICHARD SMITH CENTERVILLE BOB SORENSON CENTERVILLE ILA SMEDLEY SYRACUSE LLOYD SINGLETON WEST POINT VERDA TALBOT LAYTON LOUISE THURGOOD SYRACUSE ELDRED TALL KAYSVILLE ROY THURGOOD SYRACUSE JEAN THOMPSON BOUNTIFUL LORLEE VOWLES FARMINGTON LAURA WEST CLINTON QIIUNIIORS JIIUNIIORS MAUDE WELLING FARMINGTON DWIGHT WALTON CENTERVILLE IRMA WEBSTER KAYSVILLE DORIS WILLIAMS BOUNTIFUL ARVID WAITE WEST POINT REVA WICKER BOUNTIFUL BLANCHE WHITAKER FARMINGTON DORA WILLIAMS BOUNTIFUL VAUNDA MARY WAITE CLEARFIELD JOHN WALKER FARMINGTON LA VELL WILLIAMS LAYTON MAXINE WOOD FARMINGTON VERE WALKER CENTERVILLE MARY ALICE WOOD NORTH SALT LAKE ERMA WIGGILL LAYTON FLORENCE WISEMAN BOUNTIFUL MARGARET WEAVER LAYTON WAYNE WEST FARMINGTON DORIS WEAVER CLEARFIELD JOAN WEAVER LAYTON REX F. WAITE west POINT NELLIE WHITE CLEARFIELD HELEN WARREN SYRAcusE JENE L. WILCOX FARMINGTON VIRGINIA A. YOUNG FARMINGTON QIIUNIORS VAL SHEFFIELD MARGARET NELSON HAROLD STEED SOPHOMORE OFFICERS VA'sRiZ'.iii2ELD MARGARET NELSON VICE-PRESIDENT HAROLD STEED SEC'Y AND TREAS. DEAN ADAMS LAYTON MARY ADAMS LAYTON ERNEST ARGYLE woons CROSS RHEA ADAMS LAYTON DAVID ADAMS LAYTON ALTA ARGYLE BOUNUFUL CAL ARGYLE WOODS-CROSS GEORGE AKASAKA SYRACUSE DOYAL BRAKE souTH WEBER ERMA BLOXHAM KAYSVILLE RUSSEL BUHLER KAYSVILLE FUCHIA BOYNTON BOUNTIFUL GLEN BURNINGHAM BOUNTIFUL PAULINE BURNS FARMINGTON NORMAN BOWEN FARMINGTON LOIE BETTS NORTHSALTLAKE GRANT BRIGGS BOUNTIFUL RUBY BARNETT BOUNTIFUL CHARLES BROWN LAYTON GRANT BARLOW CLEARFIELD ROBERT BARRETT BOUNTIFUL HELEN BARLOW FARMINGTON LEWIS BRIGGS SYRACUSE FAYE BONE LAYTON SOIPJHCODMORIES SOIPIHICODMORIES I . . 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LEORA PATTERSON CLINTON ALICE ROBINS KAYSVILLE BONNIE ROBINS KAVSVILLE BEATRICE ROSMAIT LAYTON KAY RILEY BOUNTIFUL FLORENCE REED BOUNTIFUL PAUL RILEY BOUNTIFUL LORRAINE ROBINSON FARMINGTON HARRY REED BOUNTIFUL JUNE REEVES CENTERVILLE ELIOT RANDALL CENTERVILLE NAOMI RIGBY CENTERVILLE MAX REED CLEARFIELD CLARA ROBINS LAYTON EUGENE RANDALL CENTERVILLE TOME SHIBA CLEARFIELD DALE SCHOFIELD CLEARFIELD SARAH SIMPSON SYRACUSE DALE SMITH CENTERVILLE AMELIA STALEY LAYTON GORIN STEED FARMINGTON IDA SEDGWICK BOUNTIFUL DEAN SMITH BOUNTIFUL VIRGINIA SCHWAGLER FARMINGTON ILA STEVENSON LAYTON VAL SHEFFIELD KAYSVILLE JUNE STEVENSON FARMINGTON ROYAL SESSIONS WEST POINT DOROTHY SAVAGE BOUNTIFUL LAVAR SESSIONS CLEARFIELD MAURINE SMITH BOUNTIFUL LAWRENCE STETTLER SUNSET IRENE STODDARD WEST POINT ELDON SILL LAYTON LOUISE SMITH FARMINGTON EDWIN SOLOMON BOUNTIFUI. JOYCE SMITH CENTERVILLE AVON SCHULTHIES WOODS CROSS ROMAINE SMITH WOODS CROSS JOHN STEWART KAYSVILLE DONNA SAMUELSON BOUNTIFUL HAROLD STEED CLEARFIELD NORMA SESSIONS CLEARFIELD DON STEED CLEARFIELD ALICE SMEDLEY WEST POINT JED HUGH STRINGHAM BOUNTIFUL JEAN THURGOOD CLEARFIELD RULON THORNLEY LAYTON A III I I A if , E sl Q Q an ,K hy? SOIPIHIOMORIES I I ST IO A I O I I I I I - I Q ,y'i Z A yn H 1-' II .' I VV it rii. Z Q25 kkkr , :.,,., .2 '-----h-4- ----- ., ..IIv,f ' i , I I f I I 1 , 1 , If .IOLL T T . I 3 3 + '- fk.. 'I , ,.'. I i f iris ' gl I I W 'ii If ,Q f I . ' 5 V 1 .f gav- f ' gb '-I 'ITI I I ' db 1 5 ,VVL ,X , lg 4, V TI' Q 1' , .. ' I ' I 1 SSIIS fx I I I XST -1 I I . V .Ukkf ,VV fi .W V V .. I : I',,' , V I ,Q 33,w.?tQk5,t . wi, I 7, , A 'E '- + SOIPII-IIOMORIES I -I .1 1 . 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FAY ANDERSON SYRACUSE VIRGINIA ADAMS LAYTON ELAINE ADAMS LAYTON BARBARA ADAMS LAYTON BML ADAMS LAYTON MARGERY BEESLEY KAYSVILLE VENLA BONE KAYSVILLE RUSSELL BARTON KAYSVILLE EVA BOUCHARD WEBER LAYNE BURTON LAYTON BURKE BUGGER LAYTON LEAH BROWN FARMINGTON LLOYD BARNES KAYSVILLE LEWIS BONE LAVTON IRENE MNGHAM CLINTON MABEL CLONTZ CLINTON IONE CRAIG LAYTON ELDA CORNIA WEBER JERRY CLARK FARMINGTON ESTHER COOK SYRACUSE ELDA COOPER SYRACUSE BEA CORBWDGE LAYTON BETH CHRISTENSEN CLEARFIELD RICHARD CALL LAYTON EDWARD DAVB KAYSVILLE IDA DUMKE FARMINGTON PEARL DALTON SYRACUSE HOBART DUMKE FARMINGTON JACK DAWSON LAYTON ATHLEEN DAY LAYTON LA VON EVANS CLINTON VAUGHN EASTMAN SYRACUSE IFRIEZSIHIMII-E2 'f - ,. fzz I I A I I :,: !Qf ' FMA J f.: ,--: 2. I X '72 IILT TITI T I V , -y-I L, VS, I , ,L S M A 'Rff I W, I? 1 3 A V ' ' ' E M.: V Q ww Vrry in if N .I .IN V L BJRMH, gig ggfuv ,N ,Mi 5? 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ALEX SIMPSON LAYTON WANDA SESNONS CLEARFIELD NADINE SHERNER KAYSVILLE MERLE STEWART KAYSVILLE NAOMI STAYLEY LAYTON REED STAYNER FARMINGTON TED SMITH LAYTON KIMIA SATOMURA LAYTON HOWARD SMITH SUNSET FAYE SANDERS KAYSVILLE ARTELL STARK WESTPOINT DAVID STEWART KAYSVILLE IMOGENE SMMONS LAYTON EVERLEY SAUNDERS CLEARFIELD GORDON SESSONS FARMINGTON JASIMINE SLAUGHTER CLEARFIELD RUSSELL STOKER CLEARFIELD DARLENE SHEFHELD KAYSVILLE DICK SAXTON KAYSVILLE JAMES STRONG KAYSVILLE JAY STEED CLEARFIELD VERN SMITH CLEARFIELD HAROLD SIMPSON SYRACUSE LA MAR STEED FARMINGTON LOB THURGOOD CLEARFIELD ARLEAN TANNER LAYTON EZRA TOLMAN SYRACUSE MARGARET THORNLEY LAYTON BUELAH THURGOOD SYRACUSE VERL WAITE WEST POINT RULON WOOD LAYTON DOROTHY WHITESDES LAYTON HELEN WALLACE CLINTON HORTENSE WHITE FARMINGTON FERN WRIGHT KAYSVILLE HELEN WARE LAYTON MARION WHITESIDES LAYTON CLEO YOUNG KAYSVILLE FRESHMEN HBOUK THREE AC IIIIIVIIIIIIIIE 3 PUBLICATIONS EXPRESSION HONORARY D BOOK It has been with the greatest of pleasure that we have worked to produce this volume of the D Book. We appreciate the unlimited co-operation and help received from the students and faculty. We hope you will accept it as a product of our best work. I , MARJORIE ROBINS J4, it 'fx Q rf ,ff E 'A r jf DOROTHY SESSIONS JANET JARDINE FAY GRANSDEN HORTON C. MILLER ALICE RENTMEISTER HORACE NOBLE HDHBOOK I STAFF MARJORIE ROBINS EDITOR DOROTHY SESSIONS ASSOCIATE EDITOR JANET JARDINE ASSISTANT EDITOR BYRON RAMPTON BUSINESS MANAGER LYNN CRIDDLE ASSO. BUSINESS MGR. ROLAND READING ASST. BUSINESS MGR. FAY GRANSDEN ARTIST KATHLEEN NIABEY HUMOR ALLEN STRONG SPORTS WANDA PACK BYRON RAMPTON REPORTER ALICE RENTMEISTER TYPIST HORACE NOBLE TYPIST HORTON c, MILLER ADVISOR H. H. ROBINSON ADVISOR D' f Y Iw,? QI! . 2fI I' .T mi KATHLEEN IVIABEY ROLAND READING LYNN CRIDDLE H. H. ROBINSON WANDA PACK ALLEN STRONG THE DART The Darts this year have been a great success. Everyone has enjoyed and appreciated the clever and newsy issues. The staff will undoubtedly profit by this valuable experience in publications. BETH SESSIONS MARTHA LALLIS REVA WICKER ETHELYN WHITE JANET HIGGS HORTON C. MILLER G. J. MILES MAXINE CLARK IRMA DAVIS MILAN SMITH BETH SESSIONS EDITOR MARTHA LALLIS ASSOCIATE EDITOR REVA WICKER ASSISTANT EDITOR RAY RILEY BUSINESS MANAGER RULON GREGORY WENDELL HATCH MAXINE CLARK FEATURE MARTHA BURTON I SOCIETY ' HELEN BRIGGS ASSO. BUSINESS MGR. ASST. BUSINESS MGR. THE DART STAFF JANET HIGGS HUMOR MILAN SMITH SPORTS IRMA DAVIS REPORTER BETTY MORGAN REPORTER IRENE JENSEN REPORTER PAUL BARLOW TYPIST ETHELYN WHITE TYPIST HORTON MILLER ADVISOR H. H. ROBINSON RAY RILEY EXCHANGE ADVISOR JUNE BRIGGS MARTHA BURTON WENDELL HATCH RULON GREGORY PAUL BARLOW BETTY MORGAN H. H. ROBINSON IRENE JENSEN DRAMA i CAST MARY THE FIRST. 1870 - JANET HIGGS WILLIAM .... PARLEY CALL MARY THE SECOND. 1897 . REVA WICKER ROBERT ---- PAUL BARLOW RICHARD - F F PAUL THOMPSON MARY THE THIRD, 1935 . TECLA HOLMES MOTHER GRANNY FATHER BOBBY LYNN HAL LETTIE MAX NORA LORRAINE CLARK BETH SESSIONS WOODROW TAYLOR . . GEORGE FADEL BYRON RAMPTON WENDELL HATCH BERNICE CRIDDLE HOWARD RICHARDS DELONE BENNETT MARY THE THIRD MYRINTHA BURNINGHAM I DRAMA i The play this year was Mary The Third. The entire cast gave a remarkable performance that was enjoyed by all who saw it. This was Miss Burningham's last production here at Davis, and We appreciate what she has done for our school. OPERA 1 l 1 Victor Herbert's operas are always entertaining, and the Red Mill was no exception. The comedy and dancing along with the beautiful music made a Well balanced high school opera which was thoroughly enjoyed by its audiences. JOHN L. STACEY CAST OPERA i CON WDDER . A . RALPH ASHWORTH MD CONNER Y - - JAY WALKER JAN VAN BORKEM - - ROBERT SORENSON FRANZ .---,.. LOY WOOD WILLEM ---,A BINGHAM JACOBS CAPTAIN DORIS VAN DANIM . CLARK ROBINSON GOVERNOR ....- HARRY PEEK JOSHUA PENNYFEATHER . HORACE NOBLE GRETCHEN BERTHA UNA . COUNTESS FLORA , DORA . LENA . ANNA . BETTY EDITH . PIANIST DE LA EERE BERNICE CRIDDLE - JUNE WOOD TECLA HOLMES GENIEVE ASHBY DOROTHY STEEDE MARGARET GRANT HELEN BARTON - ELDA BURNETT . NORMA BROWN MAREELL DAWSON SARAH MABEY BYRON RAM PTON MAXINE CLARK LORRAINE CLARK CHARLES GARDNER GEORGE FADEL MERLINE CLARK MARTHA LALLIS REVA WICKER Our debate team went far toward their goal this year. They won fourth place at the Weber College tournament, second place at the B. Y. U. invitational meet, and second place in the state contest. The debate question was based on Socialized Medicine. An increasing interest in this activity at Davis is an assurance of greater success in the future. DEBATING LORRAINE CLARK LEWHS Davis was the high point school at the Lewis Con- test and together with the success of other years was able to maintain the long strived for cup. Byron won first place, receiving a gold watch, and Lorraine won second place and was presented with a gold pin. We are certainly proud of their fine work. ORATORY MARTHAE.BARNES One of the foremost activities of the year was the Martha E. Barnes contest. Out of, the seven students placing in the finals Lorraine Clark was the winner. Her subject was Our Most Precious Possession. Dick Camp was successful in reaching second place, and Martha Burton third. Of the other contestants much can be said in recognition of the fine work and talent which they displayed. LORRAINE CLARK BYRON RAMPTON BAND 1 The Prom has gone and with it many happy dreams. JUNIOR PROM CONTESTS Davis took an interest in the various contests this year, and many students represented our school.- They worked hard and received valu- able development from their efforts. These students undoubtedly brought distinction to themselves and our schooly Their work was compensated by the enrichment and enjoyment Which they received. There is sure to be an increasing number of entrants in these contests next year: Music Contest at Murray High School. Music Contest at Logan. Weber Oratorical Contest. B. Y. U. Invitational Contests. Commercial Contest. In Oratorical and Drama Contests. ' Posture Parade and Dance Contest. To the official reporters falls the job of providing the public with news concerning' the many activities at Davis High. These girls have put forth a great deal of time and effort in the performance of this responsibility and are to be congratulated upon the splendid manner in which they have ful- filled it. RUTH ROBINST HELEN MOORE BETTY EPPERSON REPORTER ASSOCIATE ASSISTANT REPORTERS WALLACE H ESS Only the Freshies can fully appreciate the efforts the stage managers have put forth in making as- sembli es heard. Everyone, however, benefited from the effective work they did during the school play, opera, and other performances. STAGE MANAGERS VALEDICTORIAN Because of his high scholastic rating, the honor of being validic- torian goes to Wallace Hess. During his four years at Davis he has not only obtained a high standard as a scholar, but he has Won d'stinc- tion in many activities. ' 5 Q? gn QD' nm S5 'NS E+-s go. .-E' E'-14 com QQ 'cs Pl.-1 :TB KD gm 'E -af-as 514 H.-...Q-o ...--.. 5 i i i I ! I HBUUEWQHUIBQI msmmmguums CLUBS MUSIC JANET JARDINE NELDA GAILEY TECLA OFFICERS JANET JARDINE PRESIDENT PRISCILLA GOODFELLOW vIcE.PRESIoENT RUTH HOLBROOK SECRETARY AND TREASURER NELDA GAILEY SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE TECLA HOLMES JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE LUCILLE ELLISON SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE NORMA HADFIELD ERESIIMAN REPRESENTATIVE FLOY HANSEN ADVISOR GIRLS' ASSOCIATION PRISCILLA RUTH HOLBROOK GOODFELLOW HOLMES LUCILLE ELLISON FLOY HANSEN This year was open season on the male sex, which partly accounts for the success of the annual Girls' Dance. New activities have been offered for the girls, and their officers have worked hard to build up the standards of this organization. CHARLES CLARK VAN GREEN KENNETH REED FLOYD MILLET GLEN WORTHINGTON The Boys' Association was made up of outstanding athletes and scholars, who undoubtedly brought honor to themselves and the school. Practically every boy was an active member. We hope that this part of the student body will always be as trustworthy as in the year 1935-36. OFFICERS CHARLES CLARK PRESIDENT VAN GREEN VICE-PRESIDENT KENNETH REED sEc'Y AND TREAS. FLOYD MILLET ADVISOR GLEN woRTHlNGToN ADVISOR BOYS' ASSOCIATION PRO SCHOLA I- f . ' , I' it-vw . I 1 521 A A. 5 -1 4 vm T . I If J K HELEN ADAMS PRESIDENT PRISCILLA GOODFELLOW VICE-PRESIDENT HELEN MOORE SECRETARY AND TREASURER READ FROM TOP ROW ILEFT TO RIGHTI: HELEN ADAMS HELEN SAUNDERS PRISCILLA GOODFELLOW EEATRICE ROSMAIT HELEN MOORE MADGE STEEDE JANET JARDINE BEVERLY RICHTER LEONA SMITH BONNIE ROBINS RUTH GORDON BARBARA SMITH BETTY MORGAN LUCILLE RAMPTON PATRICIA ROBINSON ROMAINE SMITH JEAN MEAUOW5 KATHLEEN MABEY DOROTHY SESSIONS MARJORIE ROBINS MARJORIE ADAMS MARJORIE WARE IRENE JENSEN EVELYN RICH BETH HINDLEY RUTH ROBINS BETTY EPPERSON REVA WICKER MARIAN PARRISH IMOGENE ROBERTS T T X IRMA nAvls AFTON ADAMS 3312? I A F , T U , I , ,,gi5A,,. A .'... E we , . 7 ,yfmfiilf '4f .'fE':f2: -Z. R iv' A Ill, -- ' HELEN BARTON ELEANoR Josr FAV SANDALL BEVERLY EDWARDS ,, LUCILLE ELLISON JEAN FLINT ,X LARENE SMITH BETH CALL FAY GRANSDEN GLADYS HATCH BETH CLARK MARSIELL DAWSON MARY KNOWLTON NORMA JENSEN MARJORIE HATCH JUNE woon PRO SCHOLA HELENA MILLARD MARGARET NELSON JUNE ADAMS FRANCES MANN JEAN HILL MARGARET GRANT RUTH BOWMAN Al TA HOLBROOK ANN COTTRELL JUNE GRANT ZENITH CLUB To these girls goes the honor of establishing a new club at Davis High. This being their 1n1t1al year, we wish them the greatest success. EVELYN NEWTON PRESIDENT RUTH HOLBROOK ' VICE-PRESIDENT MARJORIE MOSS SEC. AND TREAS. I LORLEE VOWLES I GRACE MOSS LORRAINE ROBINSON DOROTHY HILL MARIE SEDGWICK I MARJORIE DALTON MARY BELLE SIMMONS RUTH HICKENLOOPER ELMA HOLBROOK MARJORIE GREEN PAULINE BURNS LOUISE THURGOOD ELDA BURNETT MARY CALL CLEONE HOLT ELLEN EDWARDS ILA SMEDLEY WANDA MORGAN ILA STEVENSON FERN EGBERT NELDA GAILEY HOMEECONOMWS CLUB OFHCERS DOROTHY WELLING ELEANOR JOST WANDA SCOFFIELD AFTON ADAMIS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER MAXINE CLARK BERNICE CRIDDLE MISS FLINT MRS. CROCKETT HISTORIAN SONG MISTRESS ADVISOR ADVISOR GERMAN CLUB DEUTSCHER VEREIN OFFICERS FRANK ELLIS PRESIDENT DOROTHY SESSIONS VICEEPRESIDENT BILL WARNOCK SEC'Y AND TREAS. EUGENE BRYSON ADVISOR q GERMAN OFFICERS I O --Z1 REX LAYTON ' ' PRESIDENT AA I-fi - JANET HIGGS ' INKLQVYWTI VICE-PRESIDENT 1 -, A IZWCRIII I i I I HELEN MOORE - '- 'R '.E. I 5'R' '.V: , ' . ' SEC'YANDTREAS. - I I' .I.I I ,L xl RUTH ANDERSON f A M GEORGE AKASAKA , Q LINCOLN BEHLING 4. If ya DORTHEA BADER - J xl I 3 I ' if LOUIS BARTON A I Q BERNICE BAMBROUGI A , 'I ' DAVID CANNON ' A MARY DAVIS 4 I I If BETH CLARK II I L- I A wo In IRMA DAVIS I gg! SQA m .A BETTY EPPERSON by RC ' I LEROY FRANCE ' by at A DALLAS GETZ HELEN HENICH I MARY HILL I ' , 2 I 4 ROBERT HOLT I ' -1, ISSS A DORTHEA HINDLEY - I -I X W 3 R' 4 I I MARK HATCH Y 9 Il .I RUTH HOLBROOK JUNE MIYA PEARL MITCHELL ,Q 4, -' A I A ROY MOSS , .a If I A JI MARJORIE MOSS I ' A KIYOSHI MIYA A ' MAUDE MITCHELL A I U I . . BR I , . SAM ODA I UDELL PACE I, 3 W' . .- I EVELYN RICH gg, Y M .I .lg DOROTHY ROSE I ' fg , I' BEVERLY RICHTER , ff' JOYCE SMITH ' , I Ia 1 PAT ROBINSON Q ' J T3 MADGE STEED f . I I I ., A I BARBARA SMITH V I A EVERLY SALINDERS 4. I , Q I-fu , DICK SAXTON MARY ALICE WOOD HELEN BARTON ' VEARL BROWN FERROL BLAKE GRACE BURNS MELBA BODILY IRENE BAIRD ELDA BURNETT VONDA BARBER JUNE BRIGGS HELEN BARLOW GOLDA CRIDDLE BERNICE CRIDDLE MARSIELLE DAWSON ELLEN EDWARDS INEZ EVANS RUTH EASTHOPE MARGARET GRANT FAY HEPWORTH WANDA HOGAN ELMA HOLBROOK VIRGINIA HEPWORTH HERMESE HATCH TECLA HOLMES VIOLA JEPPSON IRENE MANNING BELLE MARSTON MARGARET NELSON EVELYN NEWTON GIRLS' CHORUS PRESIDENT Q SARAH MABEY A. X VICE-PRESIDENT - 1 ' 'S M RUTH GORDON ' I I 7 SEC'Y AND TREAS, 5 V V 7 ' NORMA BROWN ff' f A DA I , PROGRAM CHAIRMAN A I JOHN L,STACEY A ,A GENIEVE ASHBY ' I A f T MABEL ARGYLE f A A A ' MELBA ARGYLE -if A , O UIQ if ALTA AROYLE A+ W j 1 ' BETH ATKINSON MARJORIE ADAMS wg N - T 2 VW' -r 'g i R I Q4 V F ,T 3 SY I . - , 1 , - - . . , iw , 1' 4 P 'Il I :A I ' ,I . I x K -T I I X 5 W-' I ,-rf ' ,W ., .3 I I : Y I ..-, . A I 2. I ' ' - - 1, Q 5 'K , , Ig 1 F N :F A? 5 'if -LTT I Ts A , 3 A ' I ',-, ., I , 4 -1 Y I M --,,- -. 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ADVISOR - ADVISOR UBUIIIJKIFIWEI -lg...- IIIIIIII-IIIIEYIIIIIITZ S ADMINISTRATION FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK TENNIS BASEBALL Xsykfi I UT I W 5 I I1 l H321 1 . ' . .- - ,. ,,.....1., -..qos--1-V. 5 'fm' Y '? 'QU ?i 'J' - -l.. gf,-' 33 'db 4 if .f r ! ,,..- ,.....- kos ex I-4. I1 FLOYD MILLET FLOY HANSEN GLEN WORTHINGTON Our coaches have worked together this year with the purpose in mind of developing' sportsmanship among the boys and girls under their leadership. We feel that they have succeeded 100 per cent in this endeavor. ADMINISTRATION W-6 , 1 mx s :V C' '. ' sh A K. NOAL VERL These fellows have certainly executed their jobs with success. Their responsibility was taken care in in a well- managed Way. x ' . vf 3.2: ll? 3 , I My K P If , V . , ef ah, y if in 3 A - M l LAN vamp RALPH PAT This trio has had an extremely heavy duty this year, but the spirit of the students answers for the success of their efforts. YELLLEADERS FOOTBALL NELSON BEHLING TACKLE CHARLES CLARK END MARK ATKINSON END VAN GREEN FULL BACK LINCOLN BEHLING TACKLE ALMA PARK CENTER ALAN LAYTON END LLOYD BRINK C HALF BACK DEE WHITESIDES HALF BACK KENNETH REED HALF BACK WILLIAM SWAN QUARTER BACK DAVE BRIGGS TACKLE JOHN LAWSON GUARD WALKER MABEY GUARD WALT WILLEY HALF BACK KERM KOWLEY HALF BACK CHANCE GREEN HALF BACK JOE DAVIS TACKLE Our Captains worked to- gether for the benefit of the team, both on and off the field. Their leadership was the power behind the team's victories. NELSON BEHLING , , ef Q COACH MILLET Coach Millet worked diligently with the football squad. Through his ef- forts he produced a real team of which all the students should feel justly proud. l CHARLES CLARK FOQTBALL l ...R 'Qu LLOYD BRINK WALTER WILLEY MARK A INSON JOE DAVIS KERM COWLEY KENNY REED JOHN LAWSON X x if wa Q We ,W gf Y' ALAN LAYTON DEE WHITESIDES VAN GREEN BILL SWAN ALLEN PERKINS E' 7 4 A'w! ALMA PARK WALKER MABEY JOHN SW DAVE BRIGGS 4 ' 'f ' .14 , .-.,,. an L.: - . I 'fwu-. v,,-35 ,,- ,- . N' A . 4 'X , 1 -.w5xA1 1 J 1 ,A 1 fa- a A TRIBUTE TO A SCHOOL ATHLETE A boy who plays on the school team has a great responsibility. Not only must he train hard and regularly but he must keep up with his studies in all classes. Particularly must he refrain from becoming conceited. This is extremely difficult because of the fact that newspapers comment on him and girls adore him. During his training season he receives no concessions from his teachers in regard to lessons. Usually he is watched even closer than his school mates. He gets physically tired from strenuous work, and about the time he should be getting his lessons, the training rules say that he must go to bed. He has his own life to make. He must succeed later in his vocation, and this, to a great extent, depends upon his school work. And yet he must sacrifice his time, energy, and often his studies for the sake of the honor of the team and the glory of the school. Such fellows have four jobs-playing the game, keeping up in their studies, getting ready to earn a living, and upholding the glory of the school. Twice as many jobs as has the fellow who plays on no team. All honor to the chaps who carry on double duty. It is no wonder that they succeed in later life. B :,, ,, A S ,fi K E , .. 3 T Y 5, I B a A it L X, S L S1 f 54 1 7 Dave Briggs was placed on the official All State Team through his versatile playing during the tournament. It is a real honor that only five men are able to realize each year, and we should all feel proud that a member of Davis' team was chosen as one of these few. COACH WORTHINGTON Coach Worthington produced a winning team this year which represented us in the State Tournament. Under his guid- ance the boys displayed genuine sportsmanship-win or lose. DAVE BRIGGS LAYTON, BRIGGS, SWAN. DAVIS. HATCH. COACH WORTHINGTON. CLARK. WEAVER. ERINK, WILLEY. ATKINSON. READING, Davis placed a strong team in the district race and won first place. This success made us eligible to go to the tournament for the first time since 1930. The support and enthusiasm of the students along with the brilliant performance of our team made this occasion the greatest event of the year. While We failed to Win higher than sixth place, the fact that Dave Briggs was chosen as one of the five All State men, and others of our team were given honorable mention proves that our men are worthy to receive our unbounded praise. MARK ATKINSON ALAN LAYTON BILL SWAN i LLOYD BRINK JOE DAVIS Illl' WALTER ROLAND READING WILLEY P E3 lk ' S K ' ' ' E ' aiiij ' A T ? 2 B IX fa. f. 5 L 3 2' f LAS T CHARLES CLARK NED WEAVER WENDELL HATCH Yeh 1'-ff? BRIGGS CLARK BRINK SWAN LAYTON i BACK ROW1 WORTHINGTON ICOACHU. STREEPER CMGRJ. WHITESIDES HAYES. SHEFFIELD. STAHLE, FRONT ROW: EVANS. CHIPMAN. RANDALL. COWLEY. HUGHES. The following boys composed the Sophomore f - V, 1+ W., f-. H .M BACK ROW:BURTON.UNFORD.CLARK.GREGORY.CALL.COACH MHLET FRONT ROW:NAYLOR.BWGGS.ADAMS,CHRBTENSEN.STAYNER Our Sophomore team won the State Sophomore Tournament. This success insures a bright future for basket ball seasons at Davis. We were further honored by having Val Sheffield and Dell Hayes chosen for the All State Sophomore Team. I squad: VAL SHEFHELD FORWARD ROBERT CLARK . CENTER DELL HAYES . . - GUARD REED STAYNER - CENTER WCHARD NAYLOR FORWARD DEE CHIPMAN . . GUARD LYNN BURTON GUARD EUGENE RANDALL FORWARD Despite the handicap of not having a track on which to practice, the track team won the Region Two track meet for the second con- secutive year. Allen Perkins set a new record for the high hurdles. Many other boys placed in first, second, and third places, garnering the points for our win. Coach Worthington and the fellows have been rewarded by winning second place in the state meet. T R A C K 1 1 E ll ' X5 .r , Q- V1,V.N E ' EW A g fl . F Q E' ,eh f H RALPH ASHWORTH 1 N h LEE ANDERSON fi , f' ,V n ' P LLOYD BRINK BOB HOWARD 1'0- BILL SWAN i , 'Bw ' A if X .5 N? 4 f 1' 5 ' Wfag wif' y A X fi' ' , X X .,v , - 24 A . - , , I we . ff .. or e.:-21' C X4 40' vu , A i A L'.'.A -' X- fl 55 .vi LINCOLN BEHLING BILL SWAN f u f fp gg fy Lf'- . L v , ,V Q' QQ- 'f Q D ,. K K: ir V -A 17 Kr , .,.- I X 9 5511- X 'WE Eg, . WALKER MABEY HORACE HATCH T E N N I S 9 5 BACK ROW: HAROLD GAILEY. WILLIAM SWAN, KENT JOHNSON. COACH. FRONT ROW: LLOYD BRINK. DON STAHLE. ROLAND READING, -wx. 9 9 2 2 -I I u ' v ' 1 ' fn A ' U , Il, 1 ,Z 5 ' . -' 3' I . :Q D! Q -IX 4, 'L . A .Ix ' 1? I ,,,1Q ,Jr A . . nn: ' ' ,,,. ,gf V, I ' 'I . ' ' ' , I 'I X . -. , , ' Q33 - X.: II, 4 I 5, L,AA A um -1 I ., , I -4 A Q Y H Q ' Q f , L- ,-I, -, I , X -I ihugff '- Ll W ff NI-,I+-' .ffmfxf 'N :Y .I ' 9 .I QQIKII 1 1. ' ' . ' A ' I gf? 5 WIA W f- A . I - .9 I, A I 43-.1--fi. , I y1,.J - . 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AWARDS ATHLETIC MANAGERS NOAL STREEPER VERL SMITH ADVERTISING MANAGER FRANK TASHIMA BASEBALL WESLEY TINGEY DEE WHITESIDES WAYNE LAYTON ARLEY FLINDERS BILL EVANS KERMIT COWLEY RUSSEL HANSEN AUSTIN HUGHES RICHARD NAYLOR HAROLD EARL JOE DAVIS MARK ATKINSON ALAN LAYTON BASKET BALL WENDELL HATCH ROLAND READING DALE MANN DAVID BRIGGS JOE DAVIS CHARLES CLARK ALAN LAYTON MARK ATKINSON WILLIAM SWAN LLOYD BRINK NED WEAVER WALTER WILLEY COMMERCIAL CONTEST BILL COTTRELL DEAN CHILD COLON CHISHOLM COURT OFFICIALS WILLIAM SWAN ALAN MANNING WAYNE LAYTON NELSON BEHLING ETHELYN WHITE BYRON RAMPTON DART STAFF BETH SESSIONS MARTHA LALLIS RAY RILEY RULON GREGORY 'D BOOK STAFF MARJORIE ROBINS DOROTHY SESSIONS BYRON RAMPTON LYNN CRIDDLE DEBATING MAXINE CLARK BYRON RAMPTON MARTHA LALLIS REVA WICKER LORRAINE CLARK MERLINE CLARK DICK CAMP GEORGE FADEL FOOTBALL HORACE HATCH STEVE HATCH JOHN LAWSON WALKER MABEY JOE DAVIS ARNOLD BANGERTER ALMA PARK NELSON BEHLING LINCOLN BEHLING DAVID BRIGGS CHARLES CLARK ALAN LAYTON MARK ATKINSON WILLIAM SWAN LLOYD BRINK KERMIT COWLEY WALTER WILLEY KENNETH REED DEE WHITESIDES VAN GREEN ALAN BENNETT MUSIC CONTEST CLARK ROBISON BERNICE CRIDDLE HELENA MILLARD BETTY EPPERSON REPORTERS RUTH ROBINS HELEN MOORE OPERA JAY WALKER ROBERT SORENSEN LOY WOOD BINGHAM JACOBS HARRY PEEK HORACE NOBLE GENIEVE ASHBY SARAH MABEY DOROTHY STEED HELEN BARTON ELDA BURNETT MARSIELL DAWSON RALPH ASHWORTH CLARK ROBISON BERNICE CRIDDLE JUNE WOOD TECLA HOLMES MARGARET GRANT NORMA BROWN AWARDS STAGE MANAGERS RILEY GOODFELLOW GORDON CHRISTIANSEN STUDENT BODY OFFICERS WALLACE HESS JUNE WOOD BILL COTTRELL RALPH ASHWORTH TRACK BUSTER WEBB RENE NELSON WILLIAM SWAN MARK ATKINSON ALLEN PERKINS ALAN LAYTON LEE ANDERSON NELSON BEHLING HORACE HATCH VERL RASSMUSSEN RALPH ASHWORTH LINCOLN BEHLING WALTER WILLEY BOB HOWARD TENNIS HAROLD GAILEY MAX DAY LLOYD BRINK WILLIAM SWAN ROLAND READING DON STAHLE SCHOOL PLAY JANET HIGGS PARLEY CALL REVA WICKER PAUL BARLOW WOODROW TAYLOR GEORGE FADEL WENDELL HATCH HOWARD RICHARDS DELONE BENNETT TECLA HOLMES LORRAINE CLARK BETH SESSIONS BYRON RAMPTON BERNICE CRIDDLE DBSWIQDK SIX! TT UXTUTKTQ S CALENDAR SNAP SHOTS HUMOR ADVERTISING AUTOGRAPHS CALENDAR lmmmmmmmwf iaEBSYgiE3hqw ii ' '11 I .. . 4 , ll-an-1-Li : Q Q ' - l' '-1 Yfsx-'vcL1'.fgt i , I, at - Y 'Uf'vWjiX 1 I I ',,- fi f I I 'A VXA, Q t. ti ' -- s i QQ? fee-an I 1 I : 4 L - . ' xg ' f 'a'C,. I! fl QX g, . P- .,..X - - S 2, - -:-- .isL WILL. I E 2 ' 3 i in - - , Z I - xEXxsw3xxx-sgxxxgxx gXvxxe -Q my Dear Diary: Sept. tb. 1933. Oh fun! School started to- day and I just know I'm go- ing to have loads of good times this year. A bunch of boys that somebody called Bill and Link and somethinpj else. went around pointing at all the Freshies and new Sophomore girls. Dear Diary: Oct. 5. 111143 We had our first pep as- sembly today. and talk about a rousing school spirit. Chills just ran up and down my spine. even if I was sitting' up in Nig'ger Heaven and couldn't hear half of what was said. .Jr Yi f i XSS- -14-.Q 1: 2 y - lj W ,358 I , A: I f i T? v 3 - l Ps sf ly so ff ll lu si ill .QQ-gig' k lfgf-MQ 91 pill C1-' a jf, ., K -11- 1 gs , - ,gil Dear Diary: Nov. S. 1935. What a disappointing day! Mr. Bartholomew's intimate smile doesn't mean a thing. He gave me a C just like my five other teacher's did. I'm gonna wo1'k hard hereafter though. Dear Diary: Nov. 13. 19243. Talk about a swell assembly. It was a Mr. Briggs. who was artist. musician. comedian. and singer all in one. And has he mastered the art of gum chewing? Already I've increased Wm. Wrigfley's income by twenty cents. and I still can't produce the same effects that he did. That guy makes Emil Whitesides look sick. CALENDAR i yfagfll'-flzfllry X N X Q, Davao. cl'luqFo Sefmofx Enotfraff guna Cyudcnf cflfouembez 15 X an--X is C NOV, 15, 1935. Dear Diary: I got a date to the Football Dance and was I thrilled! All the burly he men dancing. So heavenly! But Diary. Bill Cottrell beat me out of the blown- gp pigskin by one number. My unlucky ay. NOV. 20, 1935. Dear Diary: Boy, we've had fun this week. Pro Schola had their initiations and you should have seen those goats. It just shows to go you what cosmetics do. They say it's worth it though, even if they do have to eat onions and can never smile. SENIOR ihlomecomins Dance ' D I ' 1 ..- Dauis- Scimoi MJnesJay,November2'1,l935 l . U. of U. l Varsity Girls Orch e sl ra Tonclnq at 9foofTM. Dear Diary: Nov. 27. 1935. Today is Senior Homecoming, and tonight there's a big dance in the gymnasium. There was a lot of strangers here today, and Rob em- braced them all. They called them alumni or something. Dear Diary: Dec. 11, 1935. The name of the school play today was Mary the Third. It was adver- tised as being a very different play, and we weren't at all disappointed. It was just like something you read about but never see. I particularly liked the scene in the dark. CALENDAR ffgiriia Binge. I Bauiggl-hgh December I6 1905 V fIIlqde10chu400ds A warmest, +10 ,Qi 1 cnmsmes . -Di 'DANCE fi x',C'.v'fl7T? km' '-'.'1-'fymsmtaivr ' '5-:fi I ,. ruff' 4' 4, l f X 1 6 5' ' ' , ,gl N ,S ,f R.- A ., , L -Y - -f f Dear Diary: Dec. 13. 1935. I've tagged him up and down the halls for three days. and at last I be- came bold enough to ask him. What's more. he accepted. Between shining brother's shoes and washing dishes for money for this event. my hands shriek Dishwater. even though I've faithfully used Oxydol. I hope he won't be ashamed of me- Dear Diary: Dec. IS. 1935. Those kids who didn't have the Christmas spirit surely do now. I never knew our music department was so talented. The Christmas Cantata was a success and there's going to be another performance tonight. Dear Diary: Dec. 29, 1935. I went to the Christmas Dance! ,,,,,,,, .-Ti? A.k.5j3f1V Maybe he just asked me because he '. fl! A in V felt obligated after the girls' dance. .A-, gi f 4 vi W FQ' but any way. I went and Santa Claus .- 1, Y 4? was there. I believe in Santa Claus. 5 , A 5 W J but you can't fool me on that Easter .Y 4 441 Q, -in -K. f , Bunny stuff. There was a Christmas ..-HS ish ill, ' K tree amnd presents and horns and 1 'iff A. if ff, 4 - everyt ing. 'I ,,- 4 :viii mai 2- ' za HK: 5' Wing ? Dear Diary: l Jan. 9. 1930, W Y 'svn ' The University of Utah presented ' ,.,.,..'n g-'l 'If KF' A121 I their play to us today and two mem- - 5: IV 'Q 'Rig bers of the cast were former Davis ' ---I eg hw ' students. Everyone liked thelplay, QW? Rig' lb: g,, even though they were a little bit em- ' I- , ,111 A barrassed when the lights went out. A . -.V F: ,X '- ,lj 2 iii-N11 tiff Dear Diary: Nov. 22. 1935. lil?-f Af Y . . Tonight all of those big f'f'. t w v 1 -- football heroes had a ban- ! 1 Q-:- quet. I didn't get a date. J- , A , 1 1. but some of the girls said .. xi Kgs! -L ' J. jKL1 a lot of, the boys were 5 i Vi w X, , stag. Isn t that a shame . ... f , ,rn-'-' ,...-I-f' i--V f-- .x.,, Jan. 17. 1936. the Football the German Dance. It was held in the new Banquet The punch Dear Diary: Even if I didn't go to Banquet. I got to go to room and was lots of fun. was orange. and Charlie Mann said he expected big Steins of beer. Ah. shucks! Dear Diary: Feb. 11. 1936. How those people do it, I don't know. They just stand up there and the words seem to jump out of their mouths. At- the Martha E. Barnes contest. I mean, I'd hate to have been the judge. They all seemed great to me. Dear Diary: Feb. 12. 19313. The Freshies took their first frolic today . And say. some of those Freshies aren't so bad as we thought. CALENDAR Dear Diary: Mar. 2. 1936. According to Mr. Hales. the best as- sembly of the year was today. Four men called the White Husseys or Hussars or something. played instruments and sang. I liked the tall one in the center best. Dear Diary: Mar. 6. 19315. Hooray! Whoopee! Hooray. and a couple of Rahs. Davis won from Cyprus and they are now division champions. Davis also had the best-looking team in the state. Dear Diary: Mar. 21. 15536. Even though we didn't win out. we are thrilled about the success we had in the tournament. The school board let all the students go in buses to the games the first night and most everyone went the other night. We're very proud of our team this year. itll RK .4624 . .,. . 9 ' llillf 1 00 , ff If ff L.. CALENDAR Dear Diary: Mar. 27. 19343 Imagine waltzing to the strains of beautiful music under a palm tree and a Hawaiian moon. Ah! It sounds enticing doesn't it? That's exactly what everyone is do- ing to night at the Junior Prom. Gee, I hope nobody else has a dress like mine. Dear Diary: April 10. 15336. What a day! What a night! The Freshies presented their assembly today and tonight is the Senior Hop. Johnny Stevens has the divinest orchestra and those dance cards! Dear Diary: April Ili, 1936. The Annual Awards Assembly was held today. Gee. those kids are lucky. After seeing them re- ceive their pins it makes everyone want to earn one himself. xlunmlg Clutch 27 Iliiiiis lliqlx 1 I 'h is ,, 4' + k t 'lr kit Sanion dfofl ' mi dug ,aqfwrif 1936 if 'I' 10 Dear Diary: April 24. 1936. The Senior's took the cake today in their assembly and much blush- ing on the part of the faculty. The idea aroused interest, anyway. Dear Diary: May G, 1935. Who suspected that We Sopho- mores had a regular movie colony among us. The Sophomore As- sembly was a Hollywood fashion show with everyone from W. C. Fields to Greta Garbo. Dear Diary: May S, 1936. Tonight I'm gonna let the dance floor feel my leather. The event is the Sophomore Tucker. I know I'll look positively grand in my new dress. CALENDAR it If Q lpn N 6g '1 N. --- 5-1' Q 5' ... K ,ull HKU . il' Q N 5 4 7--- g--- IQ - 11- - .- 32 1?z-,,-, -. -- -..' 3 his 14.-,--- - ---- 15--. 16. - 12 ,x Ezsh-as :L ----.. z-,,ffj -, OU It's the gypsy in me. A Wherefore art thou, Juliet? I She was a blond and boy was she- Oh say can you see. ' Your guess is as good as mine. Rex: There's one thing I can always count Alan: Yes. your fingers. Kermit. come here! Their all Tangoed up Waltz you there? Quit cheatin', Brink! W Flash-Call for the Salvation And it snowed in April! Fore! She stoops to conquer. Army X,- Out last night Out the night before. He calls and they come. They're way up thar. Down on your knees, lady. Thithy. You don't intend to go up, do you? Southern exposure. I've a friend I'd like you girls to meet. June: What can he do? Helen: What does he read? Jean: How much has he? Ruth: Where is he? Lives there a man with soul so dead. who .o himself hath never said, Well, this one s different. What are you reading. boys? La Pariseinne. Oh. something classical. I thought t was one of those cheap joke nooks. Art will out. Who is art. mama? Betty is so dumb she hinks smelling salts is L sailor with B. O. What's she got that aint? David: Where've you been for the last two hours? Charlie: Talking to that girl by the radiotor. David: What did she say? Charlie: No. Publicity stunt . A better man 'than I am gung-ga-din. Oh those South American boys! . Ken: I've got a job. Betty: What are you doing? Ken: I'm a cafeteria blacksmith. Helena: What's that. Ken: I shoo flies. Trouble below. What do you girls talk about when you're alone ? Not basketball, leap-frog. fl Guess that pen will have to go on itching because I'm out of scratch paper. Don't look now. but- Get thee behind me satan and don't push Can you see a birdee. Robins? Lunch time for the- Horses? Slips don't count, Joys. Wh:1tsa' matter? 'Oh. I tried to catch a fly and both ends weren't insulated. Plolyjopsis, or-'T Don't he so modest. This model was created by Glutz and Company. You may obtain one by sending the wrappers from three packages of Pill's Best tobacco. An oration to nature. del? In ,Z iff is , 'EX-'1 1,7 1 4 4 ul t xx x O ji P . I' ' I K nt, A ,. Q .1 3' , was l -.............- li v . as , I Qi w A 1 We X . at -NU a Wi: 1 N .,....,-- , , ,. , h i 'I ' t wh o Q 'Vi it ia Q, I K4 is ' - ,egijwfffga ' Q. , Siuuis - arn e 'Tm sorry Miss. you can't have an appoint- ment. The dentist told he1'. I have eighteen cavities to fill. And he picked up his golf bag' and went out. A number of the fairerQ'?J sex. Three guesses whose they are. Who else wears size fourteen other than Ken. ,Hifi E' ' ' 'AQ A D f ' ' J J A 1 , , I , - , ' ' ,t ll F 5 :Y ' ip , ., , ' I. 2 Q I guess these jokes are over their heads. Joe Guss in person. An eye for beauty. Jobs I would like to have. Here's where we got ya up a tree. The rhythm boys. Wish it were the school building. '5 , 4 H Q o 1 '1y5,,vs 54 r x 3' is i s ' if ' q. QgY1A:w1i!s!g. ,Q , ly- 1 A .. K A 9 1 J -GW ., ,,, Y J H 1 4 ew . -Sr' Af, ' , .Q sr Tattle tale grey. What is youth? I'th a thophomore. Would've been a good picture if she hadn't got in the way. The breath of spring. I L Does anyone know who painted all over nose cars? IJmm't push. take your time. Ile flew through the air with the great- at of ease, But the funny part was. he mrgxot his trapeeze. Gee. it's getting: crowded. It's merely the bell .clon't get in a rush. Oh dear. where are those girls? Lets seo, 1000 words on Hay Have it 1 at week from today. The pride of the jungle. v,51 'fzfwfJ 170 'iL,.,,g,x:.-,fm ra FS. I 'A 4 if r fr 'Nw ' '13 lim 0 Rear view. Don't feed the animals. Ah com'on I nex meant it. QAlumni.J I'l1 bet you wo recognize this one. Ah, come on. Don't sit there like that. No. folks. it isn't one of Professor Riley's in- ventions. It's merely a rain pipe on the gymna- sium. Well, this is news! www -w ' -03 M. .FP .iw One. two. three. four. five. six. uh eight. nine. Woof! l Smile for the lady. Cuthbert. These Freshmen! Tst! Tst. Proving Darwin's theory. There are Adams girls in the Freshman class too. you see. Iarjorie: How come you write so vly? a Vaung I have to. My boy friend 't read fast. ure those bow-legs with Dilliards Iirgum. own with Lucerine! Up with hay. riscilla wants to know if you have rd of the taxidermist's assistant who fired when the boss caught him stuff- his pocket. 1 the baggage coach a heads. Get it? U s fm ,A Q . No. I haven't a date. have you? Here I am. look me over. There should be a story about this, but you know how it is. Pat: Did you hear shome- shing? Mary: No. Pat: 'I'hatsh funny I said someshingf' To be continued tomorrow. ,f- They have an offer from Barnum Kr Bailey. Don't look now. but someone's taking' your picture. Yes. that's Eleanor behind Alta. But they got the guy that let us play This is the ball that went into the bas ket and tied the score-and did it? l Ah spring! Ah Love! Davis High Skyscraper. No! No! No! I object. Wait'll you see it in Neon. The Seal of Knowledge. It isn't a path. ' 1 .M ,Q . .lil ' .vi Q x I That Adams and Ware duct. Jo posing allowed. young man. t's Woof. and the last name is Wobins. Vlore Freshies. lui' most noble Senior President 1RaY eyl. Xnothcl' of the nobility fWEIll3.C? Hessl. Fill in! fThis is not an insult. Lincoln.l Another duo: Strong and Gailey. this time. Smile. darn ya. smile. The Senior Streeper fN0alJ. No. this isn't a little boy. He's from the list of faculty. Ho Hum! Introducing- Ye Olde Activity Busef' 'V' Hifiiifgki ,,.f No, ma-am. I just can't reduceg for every time I start, it's time to eat again. Now your it. Of course ,this won't be a very good pass- They will have their little joke. Are you camera shy. Jean? 1457, 1... HUMOR l SWINGY LITTLE THINGY When we were gay young men roads The were ve rough, TY And all the springs our buggies had ne Were ver noughg quite e But now We sail along ills and i h n Up to valesg Ax he cu r t r' ound ves and straight ahead, Unless the motor fails. e l o And if We hit a p Our journey stops right there, Orifwebumpanothercar, the air. to 11: We sail in The safest thing I know To save ourselves from shock Is to sit in a rocking chair A ,k a k a k. n c n c n cy d ro d ro d ro Mr. Bartholomew: Will you girls stop Girls when they went out to swim - - th b k f th Once dressed like Mother Hubbard, exchangmg notes m e ac 0 e Now they have a different whim roomy, . , And dress more like her cupboard. Students: Them a1n't notes-them s cards. Wyre playing bridgegv Irony is a nasty way of saying nothing Mr B 0 Hob I beg your pardon 77 in a manner that people can comprehend. Mr. Bryson: Take this sentence: 'Let th b t k ,' Thirty days hath September, April, mgosgiy e a en out of the lot what June and Mr. Ensign for speeding. Don Barton: The cow. .9 f f --Af X 5'-f l YV f'K Teacher: In which of his battles was X Civilizatiof J' yi King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden Age 6: Boy pulls girl's hair. slain? Age 11: Boy teases girl after school. Frosh: I'm pretty sure it was the last Age 16: Boy leaves girl flat at high one, school dance. The orchestra stood rooted to the spot -it had played Trees once too often. Little Ike Rosenbloom Sat in his sitting room, Eating some pudding and rice. He stuck in his fork And pulled out some pork I And said, Yi, yi, isn't this salmon delici- ous . Somebody throw an axe at ya? Nope, got a haircut. Well, sit higher in the chair next time. Waiter, bring me some ginger ale. Pale? No, just a glass. Just had my hat blocked. Yeh? Fits better now, eh? Everybody is crazy over me, said the inmate of the first floor of the insane asylum. Sammy, with a thirst for gore, Nailed little baby to the door. Mother said, with humor quaint, Sammy dear, don't mar the paint. A blotter is something you spend your time looking for while the ink is drying. Dick Camp Cboarding school trainjz Well, is the Ark Full? Dutch: Nope, we need one more Jack- ass, come 1Il.,' Betty Morgan: Can you drive with one arm? ' Evan Cheney: You bet I can. Betty: Then have an apple. Mr. John son: Now there may not be usually, but may I ask that there be no cheating in this exam today? Iiack row: Sure, go ahead and ask us. Age 22: Girl gets even and marries boy. Rub-a-dub-dub, two men in a tub. Gosh darn these small-town hotels! In soda parlor. Say, Will, why don- cha use the other straw, too? What for? I ain't emptied this one yet. A bacteriologist says a germ can live a year on a dollar bill. No doubt, a germ is a conservative and economical little fellow. He doesn't wear clothes, bet on football games, match pennies, buy motor cars, join the Pro Schola. play golf, or try to keep up with Milan Smith. R A skunk sat on a stump. The skunk thunk the stump stunk and the stump thunk the skunk stunk. Hello, little boy. Did Santa bring you that--choo choo? Paul Barlow: My dear Madam, I am surprised that a woman of your seeming intelligence should give cadence to such an oft exploited myth. My parents pre- sented this toy locomotive to me. You in the back of the room, what was the date of the signing of the Magna Charter? I dunno. Well, then can you tell me who the Seljuik Turks were? I dunno. You don't! I assigned this stuff a week ago. What were you doing last night? I was out drinking beer with some friends. You were! And you stand there and tell me a thing like that? How do you ever expect to pass this course? Wal, I don't mister. Ye see, I came to fix the radiator. I'm the janitor. 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