North Dallas High School - Viking Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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pn LQ 7 I l HOLIFIELD Cnoznzn EASTLAND PAINE FINNEY THE JUNE SENIOR CLASS Cecil Holifield - Isabelle Crozier Finley Eastland Randolph Paine Norman Finney - Miss Flemma Snidow Class Flower - Class Colors Organization - Class Picnic Theater Party - Football Boys' Luncheon Theater Party - Planting the Tree Senior Dance - Easter Breakfast Theater Party Senior Day ,- Senior Play - - Baccalaureate Sermon Commencement - CLASS OFFICERS CLASS CALENDAR - President Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms - Sponsor - Rose Orange and Wliite September 25 October 13 -November 23 December 8 February 15 February 23 February 23 - April I -April 19 - May 1 - May 5 May 27 May 29 air ' - -Zu-,5 Page Twenty

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' 'U DJ. li.: I-4 Dorothy Lemmon's style to Susan Scott. Lucile's character to Dorothy Schafer. Ben's curls to Robert Lindley. Donald's ability at public speaking to Ed Smiley. Mary Lee's stature to Peggy Harrison. Randolph's grades to Eusibia Lutz. Frank's beanishness to Harry McMains. Hubert's angelic appearance to Joel McCook. Clara's demureness to Dorothy Downard. Dorothy's love of Latin to Richard Hall. Alice's Irish eyes to Gylma Orr. Eveline O'Hara's beauty to Lucile Kerchaine. Margaret Fitch's Woodrow to Irvine Rupe. Madeline's dancing to Margaret Reeves. Robert Sanders' timidity to Max Painter. Robert Taylor's knowledge to Charles Van Wart. Fred's adventurous nature to Frank Davis.. Elizabeth's cleverness to Ella Lee Robinson. Helen Feidler's angora sweater to Bertha Reardon. Isabel Dellinger's big brown eyes to Allena Duff. Celeste's demureness to Lola Hardy. Melba Cene's gracefulness to Dorothy White. Jessie's ambitions to Alta Banner. Alan's winning personality to Joe Franklin. Rosser's thoroughness to King Cole. Ruby Gene's cheerfulness to Louise Gunn. Connie's English accent to Mr. Wilson. Janet's forgetfulness to Thelma Robertson. I Edwina's rascality to Dorothy De Lee. Kathleen's blue 'kerchief to Frances Clark. Robert Winn's dignity to Ollie Williamson. Earle's conduct in study hall to Elizabeth Baldwin. Grace's ear bobs to Nelma Richardson. Elizabeth Bateman's snobbishness to Daisy Hunsaker. Melba Cann0n's beautiful eyes to Frances Booth. Mary Benton's darling hair to Hilda Levy. Ava Nell's personality to Connie Romberg. Fergus's jigging to Robert Young. Tom's appearance to Willard Brown. Fleming's ability to impersonate arrow-collar-ads to Clinton Russell. Birdie Mae's reserved manner to Elizabeth Heafer. Evelyn Burr's charm to Ethel Cheaney. Norman's laziness to Billy Lowry. W. T.'s quietness to .lim Terrell. Robert Wilson's sheikishness to Floyd Brown. Frederick Ciebel's mathematical mind to Tom Peeler. In Testimony Whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal. this Friday, the thirteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three. THE JUNE CLASS or 1923. Signed, declared, and published by the Class, as its last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, the attesting witnesses, who have hereunto subscribed our names in the presence of the Class at its special instance and request. IRENE FREEMAN RUTH Jomss EVELYN BURR LUCILE RICHARDSON il? 1 ni UI JJE1 Page Nineteen

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JOHN HENRY BUTCHER Burn Dallas, Texas. Aug. 22. 1905. Students' Councilg Twentieth Century Literary Societyg After Dinner Club. Some people don't have to talk much to let others realize that they know a great deal. MELBA AQUILA CANNON Born Cooper, Texas. Aug. 17, 1907. Girl Reservesg Palette and Pen Cluhg Twentieth Century Literary Society. Melba's quiet and ready smile wins her new friends all the while. LUCILE RICHARDSON Born Thornton. Texas. Nov. 14, 1905. Girl Reservesg Twentieth Century Literary Society To know Lucile is a pleasure. Self- reliant, dependable, and frienrlly are the adjectives applicable to her. RICHARD HUBBARD HARDY Born Dallas. Texas, Nov. 2, 1906. Palette and Pen Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Business Manager of Norther g Capt. li. 0. T. C.g Minstrel '23g Roiues Literary Society. As solirl, as zlepenzlable, as the Rock of Gibraltar and far more sociable. IIUBERT WILLS Born Dallas, Texas, Feb. 18, 1905. Spanish Cluh. '6W'ith genius so shrinlring and rare, You hardly at first see the strength that is there. CLARA STARR NIENDORFF Born Marshall. Texas. Sept 8, 1904. Viking Staff, Northern Staffg Roines Literary Society. Blessing and blest Illllffflff she goes, and heaven reflected in her facef' MARY STAPLES Born Dallas, Texas. March 19. 1905. Haines Literary Society. A good student-a conscientious worker, and the fortunate possessor ol an active brain. ULRICH LANGHAMMER Born Brenham. Texas. Oct. 21, 1906. Roines Literary Societyg Radio Cluhg Spanish Club. He ponders things of wondrous weight, and comes up smiling. Page Twenty-One