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Hello old friends and former classmates!
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Bountiful @ Davis Football 1985-09-27
Here are the highlights of the East vs. Davis soccer game in the Spring of 1986.
Attention all Davis High School students! For all of those people who ever performed on an instrument, participated in a sport, wrote an article, drew art, organized an event, played a part in a production, or cheered at a game, this book was dedicated to you.
Every once in a while there appeared students who wondered if their worth was significant. If they were not in the spotlight, they were not sure that they were important.
However, if a contribution in form was made that bettered the school and student body, it was valuable.
84-85 was a successful year in many ways. The abundant wine, trophies, and merits were very enjoyable. Yet, the near finishes, close defeats, and even total losses were also credited. It was through these experiences that wisdom and understanding were gained.
If you were one of those people involved in school and with friends, and feel it was wroth every effort, hats are off to you.
David Long (copy) & Robin Maryon (layout)
Here are the highlights of the Bountiful @ Davis soccer game played in the Spring of 1986.
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8th Grade Choir
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Football – 1985 DBook
Season Smash
The 85′ football team made their varsity year one of the best ever seen at Davis. With only two losses, their first Freshman game and their last Senior game, it was an outstanding record that outshined most all other schools in the state. The team worked from the start of the summer, with aerobics and weights, until the end of fall with practices almost every day of the week. It was the most supported sport at the school, always with more fans on Davis’ side than on the other team’s, even if it was an away game. They deserved this highlight and much more for all that they accomplished during the season.
We learned to deal with the ups and downs with class.
Roger Clawson
Malinda Major (copy) Robin Maryon (layout)
There is a part of this school that just won’t die. Some call it coincidence, some an abundance, fo luck , but Davis High calls it tradition. Junior and Sophomore football kept it going.
We learned to be together as a team.
Matt Jacobsen
The J.V. football team remained undefeated this year. The main purpose of J.V. football was to get ready for Varsity, although some of the J.V. players had the chance to play in varsity action.
The Sophomore football team also did a great job this year. Coach To Thompson’s goal was “to win each game one at a time.” They won each game by a wide margin, but they suffered a loss to Highland at the last game. The players spent hours upon hours just learning the basics to form a foundation. A powerhouse was in the making for future years.
Janis Hill (copy) LuAnn Pulsen (layout)
First from one side, a small, yellow, sphericalal object flies, only to be hit by sturdy mesh back on its course to the previous side. It was an intriguing sport in chichi some Davis girls participated.
There were no try-outs for the girl’s tennis team. It was a challenging sport that required team effort and lots of practice. “We supported each other, which helped a lot,” said Tina McClure.
Tennis is the only game of love where girls can get aggressive.
Coach Draayer
And after all the hours of practice and many meets, the team members ended up with more than awards and places; they made many new friends, and had fun while they were doing it.
April Turneau (copy) and Crystal Bell (layout)
