North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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The Viking Page Nine' The Qnnual EOUBTLESS the members of the class of 1922 rejoice at the thought of having brought the good ship Viking safe to harbor after another year of sailing on a rough and stormy Sea. Tl The Annual Board deems it a great honor to have had the privilege of compiling the log of the Viking's voyage. VVC like to believe that the 1922 Viking is the most beautiful, most perfect, and most precious of all annuals that have ever been published. Ti It would have been altogether impossible for this volume to have been published without the wonderful interest, co-operation, and spirit manifested by every depart- ment and individual in the school. The business manager is most grateful to lklr. E. VV. Smith and the salesmanship class and also to Nlr. Fitch who aided us with his camera. We thank most heartily the art department, for, Without the help of these artists, our labors would have been in vain. Arthur and Julian Heinneman and lVIiss Perry deserve our special appreciation. The literary editors express deep gratitude to Her- bert Strang and to all who contributed to the literary department. We also wish to thank our typist, Louise Piquette, and the other members of the typewriting depa1't- ment for their tireless hammering on the typewriters. Y So after all is said and done, we feel that we have succeeded in our labors and that our effort to produce a fitting memoir of our school has not been in vain. Geo. svamunueal 1 HMS ELF ' No resi' ff l for 1 1 All if-s, The wicket Q' I - ti 2 . . ' t s. i 'gmf sf fig! f i if ...T-1 I, ,mtIWJf1mXXNpv X L, il r B' ly QQ-H5 :linux Ky' . N tim X. Q , -. l rc x , 6 3 J' K fuii . . f ., , s 5: if :ns . U? fi s 'QF 1-.4 :. 2 4+ : ZA ' 15 wi ' Veg K Q - .i,. 4 , i . . X4 F 4 e -'Z' ' 'Y 1 1 N N i . ' l in , .Is - -' N d 1 i Xgfrgw eh j - e1fFP-i'fl1 'Wy fl dl' 'wx' ' f'fx j X I 5 2 lu!! ,., N - i A ty, at t 'kfxy Yes .f 3.1-if A enum J' ii'5 5f ' lim ' 111.54 R fglglzrfrllillwl 'NY'