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

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1 O 553:-gri.fzxems.-24.1,, E 5 - fAN r - szg- -1v 'h r .J .i 1 F M Q . 'Z ' 24 Pl f I f '- I J 4 I il 5 3 Delphian Club i t IP OFFICERS Prvritlcni - - - - - Lovie Lewis Trcn.vzn'cr - Mary Catherine Boone Tir:-Prssiifvlzf Martha C. Whitely Rifporlrr - - Florence Kitts P Pi1rlim21r11fm'ii:il Nliljred lylunnerlyn ol Sargl'rz21l-nl.-lf-mr - Ora Nelly H St-crelary - - - - - Ethel Owen ' l ' . MEMBERS I bl -luanita Blaylock Geraldine Sharp Florine Kitts E Gladys Bowrnan Frances Smith Louise Lengwiler L' Aleen Brandon Eugenia Turner Marion McCook Winifred Cutler , Marie Walkers Margaret Miller Frances Dawson Martha Van Zant Ruth Norris Dorrace Fisher Martha C. Whitely Ethel Owen Gladys Grifnth n Roth Davis Hazen French Katherine Hall Lucy Leigh Laney Mary K. Reynolds Nlarie Dillingham lVlary Catherine Boone Eunice Sharp Lovie Lewis Dorothy Burt Margaret Toler Catherine Matney Nell Cochran Lotus Teagarden Mildred Munnerlyn Mary Bruss Vera Mae Waits Ora Nelle Madeline Douglas Aubrey Wynne Esther Norris Elizabeth Gough Betty Lou Zimmerman Etoile McFadin Yvonne Hollis Helen Bryant Grace Palmer Annette Jenkins The Delphian Literary Society was organized October 20, 1924, under the sponsorship of Nliss Lucille Brown, from a number of girls who showed an interest in an organization of this sort. A thriving club now consisting of forty active members has been built. The progress and success is no doubt due to the combined efforts of sponsor and society to accomplish something definite in the literary lineg to create and promote ideals5 and to afford not only worthwhile information and instruction but also pleasure for the girls of North Dallas High School. The programs held every week are extremely interesting and in- structive. Lives of great authors are discussed and their Works studiedg current topics are giveng debates are held and speeches made. VVith such Wholesome programs the interest has increased and with it the number of members. Frequently enjoyable entertainments are held, at which the boys, literary society is present also. These entertainments vary from luncheon spreads to Weiner roasts. - At the Klub Karnivnl, the Delphian had a booth Worthy of com- mendation. Real fortune tellers occupied this booth and prophesied startling events for the visitors. This club has made rapid strides toward achieving success and attain- -. ing the goal set for itself and with such interest manifested by the mem- t.. 1 bers and with the aid of such a splendid sponsor it hopes that its value Will 'l , be great enough for North Dallas High School to be proud of the Del- l 'H phian Literary Society, I ' ' l 7 o P2 it 5 - 9 T, 1 - uv ' Y wi' F '1 5.-. . l!..E!E fL3 'na-sf- 'vi HE! NLIKING Jrtrm' C can-luv -gl Page One Hundred Eighteen

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