North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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LEGE ll czin rt-:ttlilt ht- st-t-n front :tn t-xttminzttitin tif tht- :trt in tht- V330 Viking thztt At-nt-:ts :tml his ftillttwt-rs t-xpt-i'it-nt't-tl ntnt'h tltt- s:nnt- ,itrts :tml strrrtiws that ht-st-t tltt- Sfll- tlt-nts til Nttrtli lliglt hclttttil :is tht-5 sznl tht- st-:is ttitn' wt-:ny tt-:tis tn tltmck finzillt :tt tht- ltziihtrt' tif t1t':ttltt:ttittn. 'l'ltt- story tt-lls tif httw At-nt-:ts stiff:-rs in:tny tliszipptnintint-nts in thinking thzit ht- h:ts rt-:tt'ltt-tl ltis gttttl only tu lintl th:tt ht- hzis mit-nf ltttw lit- t-mltn't-s liztrtlsltip :tml tlis:istt-r-tit htmw lit- rist-s :thtwt- :tll'lit'tittn, gut-s tin, :tntl :tt lztst :tftt-i' jl'2lI'S til strtttjglt- t't-:tt'ht-s ltztlt. ltis gtutl. 'llltt- ft'tnttispit't't- is tht- nntp ttf tltt- vtnzitgt- ttf :Xt-nt-:is showing his ntztnt tlt-tizttitins lrttnt tht- path ht-tttt't- ht- is pt-rinittt-tl tn rt-:tch lt:tlt. 'l'ht- titlt- pztgt- ptti'tr:tts At-m-:is lt-:tvingg 'lxrtmt with his fzttht-t', his wilt-, :tml ltis inlztnt sttn, ht-himl hint tht- lilllllllgj ruins of :ill ltis htipt-s :tml tli't-ztnls. lttitl Sinn- :Xt-nt-:ts :intl his ftillttwt-rs wt-1't- i'nlt'tl hy tht- gtttls on Olttnpns, st: tht- stntlt-nt t' ttf Nttrrli is rnlt-tl hx' its :ill-kmiwing print'ip:tl :tml its gtttllikt- f:tt'nlty. llt-nt't- tht- fztcnltt pntgt- slitttts tht- gjtitls ht-lpingg :tml hintlt-ring At-nt-:ts :tml ltis fulltiwt-ts trlit- stu- tlt-nt lttitltj tin tht-it' wztt. HX UI' TUIHI 'l'Iit- frt-shinztn pzigt- tlt-pit-ts tht- 'llrti-i:tns lt-:wing lrtn, starting tin tht-ii' jtttirnt-t it-sttitttis st-:tr-:is atrt- tht- trt-shim-n-tltiring: tt-:tts tat ltztrtlslnp. 'l'lit- -it-t'timl tttttihltttts tt-:ii'-thc vnt':tg1t-t's:ti't- stmplitiimrtt-s mtw-is lillt-tl with ship- tt rt-clt, inn lztpi Tltti full :Xt Uztrtltztgt- .-Xt-nt-:ts tlt-lznt-tl-:is tltt- ht-st ttf int-n will tlti, t-vt-n such :ts :n't- tht- itrrs-t-nt':tptnt't-tl lu tht- l:iit' t'titnttt-n:tttt't- tml llitltr, tht- qttt-t-n ttf Llztttltztgt-, :tml at-tl tts :t pt-:tt't-lttl cztlni ht lztnggtiitl lttvt-rs' ttmlisliitt-ss. XVht-n ,-Xt-nt-:ts hzttl it-:it-lit-tl lt:tly. lit- st-t tint tti cxpltttt- rlit- lztntl. It is witlt this tight nppt-rintist in tht-ii' niintls th:it tht- st-nittrs will st-t tant tn st-t- wli:tt tnztnm-i' tif nttt' Iitts t't':ttllt:tl :tml shcltt-rt-tl tht-nt. 'l'ht- t-l'tss tl'tt p'ti't- it-prt-st-nts tht- t-ntt-t't'tinn1t-nt in which rlit- 'llrtiitns intlnlfit-tl to t.. t' th . . t it , t't-lt-hi-:ttt- such it grt-:tt nt-cztsitiii :ts t'l:tss tlztt is tti tltt- st-nitits. .-Xt ttiltl in tltt- lifth lwtik ttf tht- At-nt-itl, tht- 'llI'll.l1lllS plztyt-tl g1:tntt-s :tml vit-tl with tint- :tntttht-t' in t'ttntt-sts. A pit'ttii't- ttf tht- ggznnt-s :tml ctintt-sts is ftmuntl un tht- spurt pztgt-. Ui-ijztnizzttitiits pzttlt- slittws tht- cttiigi't-gzititmii tit tht- Must-s :tml tht- tttht-r tgtatls :tml tgtttltlt-sst-s wlitt wt-rt- tlit- p:ttmns ttf nttisity litt-r:itttt't-. :tntl :tthlt-tics :tml i't-nrt-sents tht- dill t-rt-nt tlt-p:ti'tntt-nts ttf cntlt-:ttttr :tt Ntittlt. 'l'ht- ft-stititit-s tltt- 'llrttjztns t-njtnt-tl is tlt-pitttt-tl tin tltt- lt-:tttn't- pugt-. 'l'ht- l:nn't-l wrt-zttli stmhttlizt-s :tt't-titnplisltntt-nt, :intl ttn tht- ltnntn' rtill p:tg1t- wrt-zttlts initt ht- st-t-n ht-ing pit-st-ntt-tl ttt tltttst- higght-st in st'lttnl:n'sltip. SILT 'l'lit- linis pziggt- t't'pi't'st'ltts Vt-nns, tht- nttitltt-t' tif At-nt-zts, t':n't'ting1 lic-i' stan tn ltt-:wen ttinpztnit-tl ht' twn tltwt-s. ltilttls szlt't't-tl tn Vt-ntis. 6

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To Virgil I. Roman Virgil, thou that singest llion's lofty temples robed in fire, Ilion falling, Rome arising, wars, and filial faith, and Dido's pyreg II. Thou that singest wheat and woodland, tilth and vineyard, hive and horse and herd: All the charm of all the Muses often flowering in a lonely wordg III. Thou that seest Universal Nature moved by Universal Mind, Thou majestic in thy sadness at the doubtful doom of human kindg IV. Light among the vanish'd agesg star that gildest yet this phantom shore, Golden branch amid the shadows, kings and realms that pass to rise no moreg V. I salute thee, Mantovano, I that loved thee since my day began, Wielder of the stateliest measure ever moulded by the lips of man. -Tennyson 5

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O MI F' llllllnllll FAC LTY ' 9 O NTENT5 NICR I7 S DAY'53 SENIOR-57 JVNIOR' 61 OMCRE-73 SHMAN-79 PORTS ' 81 XNI ZATIGN - lOl EATVRES133