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

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0, + F fw y ll-1 s, U, I I, If kk I 1 'f ELIZABETH SMITH Have you not beam' it said full oft, A womanls Nay dolly stand for naught? VELA MAE SMITH There is no wisdom like frankness. CHARLES STORER Art is nzan's nalureg nature is Goal's art. MAYELNA STRAIT Hang sorrow! Care will kill a fat. MABEL STRANGE The soul secured in ber existance, smiles at the dagger, and ilejies ils point. ELSIE UNGER She that was ever fair ana' never proudg Hail tongue at' will, and yet was never louil. GRAHAM VAUGHN Tradition wears a snowy beard, ronmmrr- iv always young. SEXTON WEBB Ali things come 'round to loim who will lull work. MAR JORIE WEILAND Age rarmot wither ber, nor custom stale lm infinite variety. LOIS WHITE If thou faint in the :lay of imlversity, My strength is small.

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f 1 r . L- ,I j 1 ' N s X JEANNETTE PHILLIPPE Fullness is always quietg agitation will answer for empty vessels only. ELEANOR POWELL A lovely lmly, garrnenterl in light from her own beauty. VIOLA RAMSEY Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the sane. CLOE REDDICK Let thy worrls be few. MARGARET ROBERTS I am a part of all that I have met. X.. ' A KATHLEEN ROWLAND Nothing is so wholesome, nothing does so much for peoplels looks, as a little exchange of the small coin of benevolence. BESSIE RYALS Thou art thy motherls glassg and she in thee calls back the lovely April of hm' prime. SUE SALTER Her every tone is musiels own. MARGUERITE SANDLIN Thy modestyls a eanzlle to thy merit. HELEN SEELIGSON Fine manners are like personal beauty-a letter of fredii anywhere. js fit ' 4

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HORACE ACKLIN CLAYTON BILLINGS As merry as the rlay is long. Everyone excels in something in whieh another MARTHA ADAMS Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou exeellest them all. BUDDY ATKINSON He fills his lifetime with rleerls, not with in- active years. DOROTHY BARRER They're only truly great who are truly good. CLIFFORD BIGELOW Men of few words are the best. fails. HELEN BREG The larger heart, the kinrllier hand. MICKEY BUTERA Silence is sweeter than speech. J. L. CAMPBELL What should a man do but be merry RAYMOND CAMPBELL, JR. The well of true wit is truth itself. 'il 1