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

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RUTH GREEN Who mixed reason with pleasure, And wisdom with mirth. IRMA NELL GRIFFIN Truth is within ourselves. LOIS ANN HAGEDORN Solitude is as needful to the imagination as so- fiety is wholesoine for the ehararlrr, J. C. HALE, JR. Aspiration sees only one side of every question possession, many. JOHN HARRIS in I 1 I 'AIQNK HAWKINS Wit and wisdom are horn with a man. LUCILLE HAWKINS With prudes for proctors, dowagers for deans, And sweet girl graduates in their golden hair. MARY JANE HAZEL Dux fernina faeti: a woman was the leader in the deed. ROLAND HOWELL You are a devil at everything, and there is no kind of thing in the 'versal world but what you can turn your hand to. FLORA IMBODEN To know how to hide one's ability is a great Her very frowns are fairer far, skill. ' Than smiles of other maidens are.

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QQ: I- M v an ' EVELYN COWAN RUBY ELLIOTT Look out upon the stars, my love, Wlaal was work for some, for ber was pluyg A7111 shame lbem with thine eyes. Easily slae won bonors :lay by rluy. MARY CATHERINE CROWLEY VIVA SUE PINNEY And her fan' 50 fair Sffffffl with lm dymmf as Ifs the wonls you say, and the smiles you wear 'Off' If W 5 in the 'if' Tim! make you well-loved everywhere. BEN DECHERD BEN FISHER b la tb tl . WM now We WE a war y gm Hmm Rearly of speech, in Courtesy not slack. TOLBERT DALTON BILLY GILKER Benign be was, and wondrous diligent. Full big of muscle and of bone was be. MART DOWELL KATHERINE GREEN Almost ezferylhirzg that is greal bas been done by youth, In yazztb and brauiy, wisdom is buf rare!

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- 'Y Xl? I R3 , S, .KJ -XJ 5 31 1 . J I . L, l J ELIZABETH KEELER Wherz duly whispers low, Thou must, Youth replies, I ran. MAR JORIE KENEIPP Prove all lhingsg hold fast ibut whie LIEBERT KINDRED Charm doth become u woman. MILDRED KNOX h is good. For my parl, give me common sense. LOLITA KOWALSKI Grace was in all her steps. JOHN LANG He reads mufhg he is a greal observer, and he looks quife through the rlcerls of men. RICHARD LONG His own character is the arbiter of every man,s fortune. RALPH LAWRENCE Think noi that thy work ana' thine a be right. PAUL LEDBETTER I shall be like thai free-fy 1 shall die at me mp. 1-xy' . BRYSON MARTIN Few things are impossible to diligence lone must 5 f U and skill.