North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Farewell u1'lllfB'LUl?Il:l A word must be and hath been- dround which makes us linger,'-yet-farewell. l ING HAROLD, the Fairhaired, after years of warfare, finally con- quered all the lands of Norway and became King. We who have at last completed our high school work, conquering hard subjects and battling with books, now find ourselves kings and queens of the land of high schools. We are the proud possessors of sought after kingdoms-diplomas. Four years ago, a group of students entered Viking halls for the first time. A year later, the number was increased by a band of sophomores from neigh- boring junior highs. The seniors who are now graduating, as they have studied and played together under the kindly roof of old North High, have formed friendships which make their leave taking difficult. Our parting is mingled with joy and regret. We are happy to have com- pleted our high school work, and sad at leaving our friends and high school pleasure behind. But the leave taking is at handy we must face the future. But before we go, we must have one last look at our favorite Viking abodesg for though we may visit North many times in the afteryears, it will never be as it is now with the halls filled with familiar faces. We ean't leave IL without a sigh 'of regretg this favorite trysting place cannot be easily forgotten. No. 2 holds for us a certain amount of mystery, from thence came our Weekly Stan Another corner, not so favored, but still unforgettable is IA. The Zoo will always be connected with laughter, and 21 and ZS, of our history days, will be associated with numerous rubber bands. The delightful odors of the shops, from those Hoating from the cook- ing room to the smell of wood and grease farther down the hall, will always he unmistakable. Nor can we forget the auditorium, 3X, and the rest. sighing Farewell, Throughout the years there have always been Men of the Viking strain Who've dared the sea and the storm god's wrath That those leaning on them might gain. From the time of Lief and Harold And William the Norman's name Till now there's Amundsen and Peary And Lindbergh of world-wide fame! And who can tell, in days 'to come, What pilots and sages will be Of this mighty band of Vikings Who will benefit humanity. I'IAROI.D OSBORNE l l l l ..aaMaauaaaMMWaal l l l l asaacaarzraaasrasa a 19 The Viking