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

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ii ll IiTRATlON Physical Education l...2...3...4... a familiar sound to all stu- dents taking gym. Building healthy bodies and improv Ing coordination are goals that are set for students in these classes Coaches at Davis have done a fine lob guiding the teams this year at Davis They believe that building character is one of the most important phases of athletics They also teach principles of good sports manship to all their play ers Y If 1-rf. 1K5 Grant Culllmore John Dawson Gglda Dgwng Gerald Purely Athletics Athletics Physical Education Alhlellcs Industrlal Arts Industrial Arts are studied by boys taking shop radio agricul ture and crafts The shops at Davis hum with the activities of fixing cars building useful articles as well as studying agriculture These boys learn arts on which they can build their futures Taught and helped by com petent instructors boys at Davis are learning to be the farmers mechanics and technicians of to morrow ,All Rnchard Dean Bubak Athletncs Glenn Taylor Athletics Dewayne Garrett Radio

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Physlcal and Blologlcal SCIQDCQ if 'If' Hayle Buchanan Physlology 'ss Ray Jorgensen Physlology ,.4v Gerald Dalton Mathematics 'B i I X N One of the odd snghts around Davns thus year vvas an all gurls chemlstry class In the Well equlpped chem nstry laboratory boys and gurls galn a basic knowledge of elements and reactlons J ln the physiology and blology classes students learn the scxences and study the world around them Wnth the need tor trained rnathernatlcnans :ncreas Ing day by day the math classes at Davis are attract mg more and more students Interested In learnnng the exact scnences Kenth Hutcluns Buology 1 Russell Barton Mathematucs Robert Bowen Rnchard Butler Mathematucs Chemistry 33? V-iv Non Moody Mefrlll Kenneth Muir Guy Nelson Mathemetucs M Mathemetlcs Mathemetxcs . A X is l 9 , 1 L ' I 4 I - -ll l A .. + t v -'r e -- ., , , A -I , I ,N K I x .WT t'tl ' ' ' ' , . ' . . . ' , - c try, ' V' l . I A I n . . , 3 ,3 if . I I-7, , l rf' X r 'I ,Q 1- A ly I X f , V , . E N t it k l x- ,- ' ' r ,I -t l' ' f y ' , t LLL 1 N . . ' ' . ' ' ll

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Drivers Education and Home Economics Students at Davis are learning to be good and careful drivers due to the efforts of Mr. Liston and Mr. Wilcox, the Drivers' Education teachers. In the two new cars furnished by ff ...- local dealers students learn correct prin- ciples of driving. v it The Horne Economics department at ' Davis is teaching girls the basic prin- ciples of sewing and cooking. Each girl is learning useful arts that can be applied in her future it A 5,1 I 'W Q Sl lee Liston Lynn Wilcox Vrrglnla Barton Drivers Education Drivers Education Home Economms W K 4 a--ff s F lark! .1 laik. ,gfgfs I I.aVar Godfrey Don Edwards Dean Hammer Agriculture Auto Mechanics lndusmal Args 1:-:sat ,,,- fn Z! Pat Hardy Home Economics Elaine Rampton Home Economics BQ gi ,pe-A Ted laser Clinton Zollmger Auto Mechanics Agriculture ' k . Y at - , l - 4 f ' X - , gh, E ff . Q 1 ,Q I' , f ,. ,J an l I N gr, I U fxs , rg, xi,,' L, Q 33: Q - s K , ,, X . rl ll ,lt 5 rf' 5' las! 7 . , .A A ffl 1 I t if x ' 2 x I . .rii ' , , . l W g X y, 19' ' ' X Q 1 .f t X. K , 0 l Af' ,' P h F P' I 2 ' 234 ,521 -use 1- r - 31- --fffI !'f' Q 3 'fc'1.i.U f ,.-' . '.5f i 2,4 if 'i:r..Z. l - V l. ' '