North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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122 for each answer, 63, lousy: 84, you're gettin' better: 91, conceitedg 102, GENIUS! Wwe 61 The head of our own Fort Knox is: a. Carl P. Utterback c. .lack Benny b. Herbert Hoover d. .lohn Snyder 64 Este hombre list es: a. Senor Arnold c. Leil Erickson Ward d. Gordo b. PanchomViIla 61 lt you want a iob, see: custodian c. Mr. Walton a. The b. Want ads d. The Annual Board 70 The man to teach you biology is: a.Clitlord Zinke c. Chas. F. Brannon b. Luther Burbank d. Prof. Feetlebaum 62 All the girls love: U' Gfe90fY Peck c. .lean P. Varian b- Peffl' Como d. Bugs Bunny 65 That teacher in lL is: a. Bernice Ward c. Senor Ward b. Montgomery Ward d. Ward Bond drawing is the specialty a. Robert H. Wright c. Wilbur Wright b. Russell-Wright Co. d. Orville Wright 71 This former United Nations worker a. Trygve Lie c. Mrs. Beck b. Senator Vandenberg d. Molotov ot: is: 53J'his man is no dummy: he is: a. Edgar Bergen c. J. Edgar Hoover b. Edgar Warren d. Herbert Hoover 66 Elsie Mae Webb is known for her: a. New Look c. Little Red Wagon b. Eng. Lit. Book d. Blue Shoes .N I 69North couldn't get along without their great football coach: a. Frank Leahy c. Dana Bible b. Myron F. Willett d. Lou Little 72 Lucille Lindley teaches them to drill: o. For oil c. For Valkyries b. ln teeth d, ln trees NINETEEN

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Look , Phofoquzz GUEST EDITOR: PAT PARKER Musical Director of Start the Noise, NHS 3 49 This cooking teacher is: a. The Pied Piper c. Betty C rocker b. Dorothy Pieper d. Aunt .lemima 52 There is no riddle about this man, for 53 We have with us a handsome teacher 50 This man's name is not Alexander, but he 51 Black half and fl05hlf19 9Y9S lde flfY1 is the leader of our band. He is: U-Cafmef' I C- Hedt' l-UMW' U, Ame Shaw C, 50,1 pike b. Rose Mane d. John L. Lewis b. Tommy Dorsey d. Vaughn Monroe P0mP0'1'0 'E' .8 f . t .:. t M 54 lf you give your teachers a pain in the' l neck, they should consult: he is: ' c-alled: a. Aria Rosner c. Dr. Kildare a. The Joker c. Harvey, the Rabbit a.Cl1fford Rock c. Shorty Carpenter b. Florence d. Dr. Christian b. Harvey Riddle d. A. Riddle b. Elmer Stone d. Walter Pidqeon Nightinaale 55 A follower of the German language is: a. German Classes c. Kaiser Wilhelm b. The People of d. Gerard Sachs Germany 58 Helen Smith is noted tor: a, Her brothers c. Her personality b. Her math classes d. Her unusual, name EIGHTEEN 55 ln Ella Schenck's classes, one learns to distinguish: . a. An infinitive from c. A Mountain from 57 Mym Fchulu ls' c A French a Participle a Molehill al :nS'nlllsllenor i chanteuse bg Zabd from a d. Robert Burns from b' masrlfuse d, A Spanish teache U I GC Mother Goose sq ' A , 'Q'- 'Fsi'E:. 1 I A t p- ,K ,, N- I , V, YA 5' 7 ' if . ' 1 ' 'EF iflf fl - -f' 60 Cleo Trent can teach you to: 59 Salxl-lun' csuhn Stewart can be 'dent' 'ed a. Take shorthand c. Take two hours - ' - - b. Account for for lunch Z' red hal' Zzzglub yourself d. Do the rhumba

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L00 i1H0T0 CRIME urder Isn't Safe I. Mrs. Kathleen O'Neill, pretty sponsor of the Student Council, rushes into the office of Inspector Ed Flint. Oh, Inspector Flint, she cries, my entire Student Council has disappeared! For a moment, the hand- some face of the Inspector looks puzzled. Then it brightens as he says, I have itl lt must have been one of those social science teachers-Bill Spears, Gerald Lacy, or Weldon Ashford. mW,w,,,,,,,, WL, Nss.. Q i 'if A ,. M., , gnmvmt M ff 3. When accused, Mr. Peschel is indignant. Don't be silly. Why kill them when it's more effective to flunk them. Our psychologist here, Don Griswold, must have examined their heads and sent them all to Pueblo. Mr. Griswold alibis that he has been too busy with the annual. But, he says, Ben Caldwell could have strangled them all with the wire recorder. TWENTY 2. Inspector Flint confronts the three teachers. Y could easily have bashed their head in with a glc of the world. Oh no, don't accuse us! Why, we been teaching the values of student government period. Why should we annihilate the Student Col. cil? Peschel must have done it. He has some peac sulphuric acid up in 3Y. 4. Mr. Caldwell, in turn, accuses Paul.Sumner. must have smothered them in the stage curtain. I Sumner, who has been dodging amorous sophomo all period, points out that Mr. Evans could have sav them to pieces. Evans blames Ed Getsch. He stabl 'em with a paint brush. When Mr. Getsch pro his innocence, Inspector Flint is stumped-until Sqigds a note on his desk. For solution, seepage TW.