North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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P-R-E-A-M-13-L-E ETTING off to a rather late start this year, but firmly believing in the old saying, Better late than never, the Annual Board has bent its entire effort toward the production of the 1919 Viking. Our aim has been to give you a inirror in which is reflected your associations with the school for the past year. We hope as you read this number you will be able to live over again the pleas- ant hours, now gone forever. Witli the help of our schoolmates, and the untiring efforts and eo-operation of the faculty, we believe we have attained our desires. If so, if this edition will serve to gladden your hours of leisure with pleasant 1J181I101'lGS, our highest hopes are gratified and the Victory Viking is indeed all that the name implies. F. C. BOBIERK. 14?

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ICT Hill This year has marked the elose of the most terrible War of all history, a War in which every instrument of good Was pitted against every device of evil. Democracy and Humanity have again-and We hope for the last time-de- feated Autocracy and Barbarism. This is a victory, not of a nation or of na- tions, but of a principle. Our best manhood, united with the best of the rest of the World, has sacrificed all in bringing to a glorious close, this bloody War. We have Won because We were right. Our boys fought like demons when turned loose on the Hun, and beat him at his own game. He meant to enslave the world, and went about it with the mistaken idea that might makes right. Our country, together with our allies, however, reversed that motto, and sup- ported it with every resource available. The result is that the greatest vic- tory ever achieved has perched on our banners, and again placed the world on a stable foundation. FRANK BOBIER, '19, 163