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

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4 I 5 at i n.. bv Deelamation Contest The first preliminaries of the lnterscholastic League Contest were held February twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh. Those participating were Josephine Abraham, Marie Walker, Dorothy Burt, Dorraee Fisher, Gladys Bowman, Flizabeth Hayden, Nellie Maud lVIcBroom, -loe Smiley, .lack Pollard, Paul Lindsey, Reaford Rodgers, lack Webster, Samuel Fly, and William Rcmbert. Paul Lindsey and Josephine Abraham were awarded first place, joe Smiley and Marie VVallcer, second, and Reaford Rodgers and Dorracc Fisher, third. The final preliminaries were held in the assembly of Nlarch twelfth. Fulfilling the predieation made by many in the school, Joe Smiley has stepped forward to take his brother's place in North Dallas. Marie Walker and joe Smiley were given first places. Joe delivered, Dead- He Was Immortal, by Cooper, and Nlarie gave Living Flame of Amer- icaf' by Lane. The judges for the contest were Mr. Flmer Scott, of the Open Forum, Mr. Hugh lVlcLaughlin, and Mr. David Hardy, attorneys. Other preliminaries will be held for the Shurter and Greenwood Contests. 113' A ...J 'I lu 'N ll oi J Y rug ,l l lf E 6 -1.1-vffw-ws-x1svrbJSfJte!af:i'i: IZ . I . G Wsgswfw Elm' area-rfmaw - Page One Hundred Fifleer