Decorah High School - Viking Yearbook (Decorah, IA)

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241 ft 1Dhen the llnited States was so ttorwaq alreadq had suffered its Pearl est provocation, German warships, airplanes the niqht of April 0, 1040. at twat 1' 44 Although utterlq unprepared for fought valiantlq for 62 daqs, during which between 00,000 and 70,000 men. The militarq capitulation did not signed or peace terms agreed to. The continuation of ple's will to fight the Ttazis. The Germans did not succeed in capturing the the Cabinet departed for Great Britain. From there to function. The Horwegians in the homeland have refused schools of Tlorwaq to teach the Tlazi doctrine, the time more than 500 teachers were sent to the far Tlorth ditions. But their spirit was not broken. It was the whole population. The Tlorwegians haue withstood tations. tvtanq have faced the firing squad without fear worth living. The Uorwegians have not lost their souls. stand against aggression. And Tlorwaq will be built

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TABLE OE CONTENTS lntrotluction to Theme I Atlrninistration 8 Classes 18 Activities 40 Sports 52 Organizations 66 - .. F. 'rr C4 si , ,, r I at rv' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CO-EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS SALES MANAGERS ADVISERS M aretta Vangsness Grace Bruvoltl Keigh Howland David Nelson Catherine Holt Dean Hagen Donald Rosetlt Mary Peck Leola Morrison Pauline Kruse

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