North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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1 K .As ,.,. --, Ml, Welfare Committee Opens Bookstore H ICN a hard task is well done, such a feat merits real commendation. The VVelfare Committees annual hookstore, under the sponsorship of Miss ,lean Ingersoll and Mr. lf. A. Cummings, was unusually successful this year. lts services in selling hooks at the fairest prices to owner and huyer pleased a record numher of students. The fund, raised hy the slight commission charged, and hy the sale of donated hooks, was suhstantial enough to he of real value in the worthy cause for which it was intended: namely, helping students financially, who, without this help, would not he ahle to continue their education. The YVelfare Committee may well he proud that they have accomplished so difficult :1 task in such an expert manner. Headed hy hlary Kistler, this year's committee memhers were: Vera Hyatt. Rlarion Clink, Alherta Nloerlin, lfthel Adair, Dorothy Bousman, lfileen Conhoy, .Iuanita Currie, Lorraine Dickey, lfloise hlagor, Helen Klichael, Betty Briggs, Anne Glassman, Dorothy Klosson. Peggy Reeves, l,aVerne Stearns, Noyella Arnold, hlarion Simm, Anna Petrie, hlarjorie lirownyard, and Charlotte Spengler. FllIH'ft'l'lI

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X Annual Board Thirfrrn Davin! XYnrkins, Gladys 'l'L'ill1ulp, Arxmld Golmflww. Lburllqami YYz1shluxru Elifalwlh Rirhlcl. Luis Pa-oplve, ljloisc Yzuulurpuol. Allwcrlzl Klucrlin Elixznlwclh Xlillcr, Hlalxrlw I'11sl11lv. Gvralclinc Umm. Allwll Xluvxlin Xlx. Stuart Wlnllolx, Rxzymuml Xlcyvl. klvun XIrKin4l1'y, XIV. Um, H. .5.mlc1':uu

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, X i rt ff 7 U 1 - F IIVN -, .i ss.. ...... McMicH..xEi. CLINE HAi,LmAx HAMILTON Tennis FTIQR a series of thrilling preliminaries, the North tennis tournament climaxed in an even more thrilling play-off. lNTcMicl1ael, seemingly infiuenced by an unbreakable jinx held over him for three years by Hallinan, lost the first two sets to that opponent, then, rallied to tie up the number of sets. The deciding set resolved into live-all, but lVIclVIichael finally succeeded in obtaining the required additional two games. He also defeated Cline in such a way that the verdict was never in doubt. lVIclN'Iichael had, in this way, eliminated both of the pre-tournament favorites and secured for himself a decisive win. XVinning two out of three matches, the Vikings defeated lNIanual's team in the first game of the year. Hallinan, and the doubles team, composed of Cline and Hamilton, easily won their matches, but lNflcMichael lost after a hard struggle. ' North met the Angels and were conquered in both the singles, Cline and Hamilton i again winning their game. After taking South two to one, North remained a cham- il . . . . . l pionship contender. Hallman returned to form and took his match easily, but f ltfclllichael experienced difficulty and could not win. Cline and Hamilton after again U I . Q n n ll winning handlly looked like all-city men. YVinning the last game of the season from X'VESf, two to one, North won second place along with East in the final city standings. 'f 'N ff lil! lil