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

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As Dans High School concludes 1tS tw entv flfth N811 lt plesents 1 xastlv changed plctule from the Ollglndl of a qualtel centulx ago The fllst glad uatlng class conslsted of 32 thls yeal s gladuatlng class COHS1StS of 262 As the school vvas fl1St established oppol tunltles and f3Cll1t19S fOl extra cull lcular actlv lt19S xv ere extlemely llmlted todax DHYIS affolds a bl oad extenslve par tlclpatlon program that IS perhaps unsulpassed ln the entlre state W hlle the school has glown and expanded IH slze and oppoltunltles the tladltlons remaln the same the democratlc tenor of y6St91 yeal stlll plevalls Davls 1S Davls and recognlzably so Wherever growth has taken place the founda tlons have been extended to secure the Oflglnal Stl ength all thls reflects WlSe admlnlstratlon on the part of school offlclals Tradltlon has plovlded that our school leaders be men of sound Judgment and practical vlslon And ln retrospectlon It seems slngular that the man who was plesldent of the school board at the tlme of consolldatlon and vs ho al dently supported a central school IS today Utah s flrst cltlzen and DHYIS County s most honored son Governor Henry H Blood to hlm we glVe salute Further note reveals that another member of that same board John R Rampton IS today president of our ln cumbent board stlll promoting DHWIS welfare stlll contrlbutlng WISE counsel and leadershlp Throughout the entlre hlstory of our school Mr H C Burton school superlntendent than any other man ln the state of Utah Thls fact stands as ample trlbute to hls splendld leadership The affairs of the school have been admlnlstered dlrectly by flVe dlfferent prlnclpals each havlng contrlbuted greatly to Davis advancement and each havlng made hls partlcular lmpresslon ln the hlstory of the school Hans J Petersen served the flrst year It seems he acted somewhat under the dlrectlon of Leo J Mulr who served that year as prlnclpal of the hlgh school at Bountlful The following year brought a merging of the hlgh school at Bountlful wlth the one at Kaysvllle At thls tlme Leo J Mulr took over the dlrect prlnclpalshlp and served f1Ve years Elmer Mlller was prlnclpal for two and one half years Frank B Mulr acted for the concludlng half year Wlllard Ashton served a two year perlod Samuel Morgan followed and IS stlll prlnclpal The present flnds these men IH the following capacltles Hans J Petersen IS Professor of Education at the George Peabody College for Teach ers Nashville Tennessee Leo J Mulr IS president of the L D S Northern States LIISSIOII Elmer Miller IS Professor of Economlcs at the Brlgham Young UH1V8FSlty Provo Utah Frank B Mulr IS Agent for Federal Department of Internal Revenue Salt Lake Clty Utah Willard Ashton IS General Manager of the Hygela Ice and Refrlgeratlon Company Salt Lake Clty Utah Samuel Morgan IS stlll prlnclpal and as always IS held ln frlendlv respect and esteem by the students of Davls When making polnt of our Sllver Jubllee and as the pageant unfolds we are constantly aware of one dommant lnfluence that permeates the entlre background we sense the profusion of a certaln personallty as lt tones the complete plcture Thls lnfluence and personalltv are reflected from the char acter of Leo J Mulr the man vs ho nursed the lnfant foraged food kept vlgllant watch through chlld diseases vsarded off pledatoly attack and taught the youngster to walk wlth proper posture and dlgnlty So thoroughly dld Leo J Mulr devote hls energy and talents to the bulldlng of DHNIS Hlgh that hls enthuslasm lnsplred others to enthusiasm Manx who thlnk they know feel that DHVIS Hlgh School IS Leo J 'llulrs pet prlde It IS ulth platlon that we vselcome Nlr Mulr as speaker fOl our Sllver J mencement 0 1 'D' ' ' ' 1 ' v Uv' l tl c ', . ' 1 1 c v 1 V ' 1 1' ' 1 1 . 1 y I ' .L . - . . . . ., ' . ' . ' . , .. . . . 1 1 1 V A ' . 1 7 . l1 . - 1.. . , . , 5 J, v . . , . - , V 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 Y 1 . 1 . . 3 I , ., . . , 3 , , A A , , , 1 v 1 : ' I . , . ' . . Y. , LY M . D I . , - 3 . 1 1 1 r - 1 ' 1 , 1 1 , . , . . . has been our diligent and genial superintendent. He has served longer as a . . . . . , Y ' 7 . , . v - . i , . , , . . . . . . . , , . . - . . - Q 1 , 1 ,1 . 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 y 1 1 , . 7 9 uv ! 3 . . . Y . . . . . Y - . . , v . 1 , v. . v , . . . y . . . . I A J, . Y ' v A 1 A D . ' v

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Dxbbxe Ra mvvm BQ ,fr vw' V90 we mx Cook BM nve XS admmwtrators for the etudent body of D'xx1s, the Board of Educatlon has been xerx loval and d un erstandlng ln extending f8Lllltl8S to the students Th ey haxe sup ported the Qtudents' actlvltles and hawe gnen SCFIOUQ Lonsxder t a lon to all mattere, both educatlonal and extra currlcular -,aww gs, 3 ni l I '1 ' - 1 4' I mug 1 13-4.gf, F ,W . .Q JL'-g.7'?4?,:-, A .WWW t. 1 .L pg I '47, fl , f ,H 'Item ' 1 , N , I. ' a D. ,4- , 1 . . , w . I 1 . - . 1 . . . . C v n