North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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X 1 Lf 'ivi SAX af' , i 32' A,'A'QL l Roniul' 'l'l XiI'I.l. l'n',iiilr'r1I Rlriukiv KFLl,or:r:, Vir':'Al'n',iirlr1lt llon mn Xle.Xl.i.lsil ic, Srrrrtnrx Hi-Y N October 3, Nortlfs Hi-Y Club held its first monthly meeting at the Denver Y. lvl. C. A. This club is established to promote higher ideals and standards not only among the boys at North but among those in similar organizations in high schools over the country. It meets every lvlonday evening for supper, talks, and discussion. Once a month it holds an all-city meet with other Hi-Y Clubs. The oflicers of this club are: Robert Temple, presidentg Richard Kellogg, vice-presidentg lloward lXIcAllister, secretary: and john Horner, treasurer. On November 17th and 18th, a theater benefit was held at the Federal 'l'heatcr. The movie was the football picture, Wlihe All American . Lester Logue and Vernon Swan were elected captains of two teams who were competing with each other in ticket sales. 'l'o create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character, is the creed of Hi-Y. The club has been extremely active in doing good for others by preparing '1'hanksgiving baskets, Christmas offerings, contributions to State relief work, and donations of magazines to a local hospital. I l V t 1 i ffigflI4'1'7l

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X l f A , r t gf' e ffl .s GLEN Aucnmx, Prrsidrnt Blu. Mmzsn, Virr-Prnident OFSCITICI1 N October 5, the Norsemen Club, the all boys' organization of North, held its election of oH'icers. Glen Archer, football and track man, was elected president, William lllarsh was chosen secretary-treasurer. Both positions were allotted by a unanimous vote. The Father and Son get-together, heretofore called the Smokeless Smoker, was held under the sponsorship of the Norsemen and the Fathers' Council. Mr. Borst welcomed the fathers, and a father of one of the boys gave the response. Fire Chief Clark of the Denver Fire Department delivered the address of the evening. Boxing bouts and wrestling matches, together with tumbling, and a final basketball tilt provided ample entertainment for the evening. The Norsemen Club was founded for the purpose of promoting responsibility and self-determination among the boys and a closer bond between father and teacher. The club gives its entire support to all activities sponsored by the school and directs the old Viking ship to victory each year. Mr. A. J. Martz, assistant principal, sponsors the club. 4 , fx ' .ha 9 ' f L. ' X i A I l I ,Q ij: r f X ? -'L' -- X JV JU'.x:' 7 it lfifii if M