-W' assi' -4 1-'24 1ff .w-'wil-i.,-'f'.'X'wwf - .. , . - 4. .- .VV Y , , . 1w': 'v'1 wwf'-13ig,:' 1,-. J 'A ,'.i-'-,V lgajmgfzz ,f2..,.'g.v ,L . .-1 ,..'I 1. f 1-1 512 V . it A Q, HQ. '.:q:-gr-ms, 11 :,4Vg1-gffgfiiff ff 3 -N w. , X ' - ?2F f f3af' -my-'1fQ3w' z P sa?-ujgg, .V -V 2 V . ,V V V H 4? P' A. L ,, r, , . ,. . . x, ,. ,K ,. Q x 4. -. J . , .J , . X. ,nv -. x J. , .X . w . ,, . Q Y, '- ' ' V 1,55 'V ' .w1,'5f'y'3. - ' W lf' ' .f - V j f. ' 5 ' '.g y,,1! K ,p g-5Vf - . '- 1 - V' I f: ' .K - ,- . V X ' Y X - '- -'L 21, 'wv yg YY Y' . f v' QV ' ' . , V 9:1231 1-:mst wwh M , , 1 .1 f . -V, V Md 1 4 K N X xx m L - x - 1 Ns Y . A ,-,?,H ,' - N- QV: V' V VV . V . V, V ,mei 1 1 1 A ,Vgv-fu V:-',:,,q-' fe- ff , 1 -, -. - J fn? 5,5 - V 1,5 . Q -up 4 . 294 -411-7 ., Vx7VV ,VL,Al.,,LV,f.L, .M , I 1? K, Xi ,ug V, ., 5, ,I , .vu f ..g A f , Q JI5-Imp. ,xi .,Aa ,.+..., ...I M3x,...f4.Mav ,5 4 '- V , - v. mu. aviA A Qu 11 ,, W: 1. J ' q51l9 ' v i 1, 7 A : ' Ubi 2 f . nr 'Wm , f 7' K- 'I' ' G -' f 1 51:5 ,A 1 .,,,s'1',g,-:V L M 4 V,,.V.',1L 5, mf A, 'K Y-lx-, u,.i,,,gg,Mg f-,:.V5 .VV:, -.1 'ig TV ff LW -'ff -5-31 'l:V4,.,1: H Zmiwffw 1 THE 950 VI D F 5 Col d W yn' 1 95 o Annnoiif Board .Staff STANLEY DALE KAMLET Editor-in-Chief MARLENE MCDONALD Associate Editor IOHN TQWNSEND Business Manager VERNON KAITZ Boys Sports and Activities Editor CQRRINE GILLI Girls Sports and Activities Editor ROBERTA DICKENS Organizations Editor CAROLYN LOWE Urganizations Editor ANN CUMMINGS Senior Class Editor KEN MAIRUMQTO funior Class Editor MARIORIE REED Sophomore Class Editor BILL BLANPIED Chief Photographer TOM BARNETT Ass't Photographer DON L. GRISWOLD Faculty Advisor 3 A' 'Wff'w+xw-.,11-uf ..4 K ww fs , , wwf., -f xv.-, A 4..3is.f:.qif,,,f . - if ff: z':ffv..1-yi if 4' .4 Q .wif ggaeyuiy ,if ,M A' SW K I . 32- i .,. Q, V, j7'!'?J1,.A f ' Nz, gf. ' -QQQFQE. 'ff 2 4 Q K if W. 1-Lk 4 .-541 -, 'M I W V i : 2 ,: V 1 1 . ., 1- 1 A if 1 ' xl- 2-2.4: . ws.-2, wfT42Ef,' W'i-'Emv' ' ' , V f3g.:g,Rg3gygjgQgf1fgK , 'Hr zz I , : 'f7,:Ei--rQ1,'F1,'5:3, , . .ww.'..-f3mffgfe1fe..,ff 1, Q.. .a 'K - fw- L, ., . , 431543 f1az,':g.., 1 WAI-.. 4 V 5vJA.,g.ff,xf V 5 , -. 44 -'7:,sff., v x ff ,L QM.- J 9, ,gi Y qu ., , X K s W., AX ' S TU S Eb PQI my The way to peace is through our students. I f this is true, and we believe it is, then the students of North have a great task before them. We live in an age in which the hopes and aspira- tions of all mankind are obscured by clouds of sus- picion, mistrust and fear. But we are full of the optimism of youth-optimism which points to a better world. We the students of 1950 have in our possession the greatest tools for world peace-knowledge, under- standing, and truth. As we stand at the half century mark, we are truly fortunate to have the opportunity to work, to play, to live in this great land, America. In no other place in the world today do the boys and girls enjoy freedom as we do. However it is not to the past to which we pledge ourselves, but rather to the future, the future we shall build. Our Annual depicts the American Way of LU'e-- a Way of Lie with which we have become familiar during our stay at North. We know of the Four Freedoms and the Declaration of Independence, and we have practiced it, in the classrooms, in the halls, at the dances, in the assemblies, on the athletic yield, in our organizations-through the companionship and brotherhood which we have known. With a firm belief in the American Way of Lq'e, and with optimism toward the future, we humbly dedicate the 1950 Viking to the youth who will shape a better tomorrow. Q h-.,,, -'--..,ss w,wA:.W f'gLfL'.?.gf 2 ffifm., Av' f M - Q-U... '- ---. m-. '----. '-uw--Q......., ff' flaw K , if,-f as z 1s gi. 4-1-.M1...z 4 V, 3 mf! ..,X 4. 1 - ,,'.1:, 1, , K A W Q,- Y A , fi X P-. .XX 'Q' 4 iv iinf' ' M fs 39 'W-K W w -'Q 'X 5 '-H.. XXX 5 --.... fix a... -X 5632 LA, 414. - . MLfiil5i?iQ3LsgLau21mmwe1 f.-, il . gy, . 'if 508553: Qivs-W, 'Y .av V5 M, 1.5 hi nag .f:f..,4 W 1' , 'Msgv-xxi Xa 0 fxff' CVC F' I QSM .pxlf 'idly Q . gi if ...Tfvwis vis the LWB.. At North, just as in any de- mocracy, the People are the real governing body. The faculty, the Parents, and the students Work together toward a, common goal. .. an eincient and democratic ad- ministrartion. Joseph M. Lort, principal of North Den- ver High School, is respected equally by the faculty and student body. A firm supporter of young people's democratic government, he represents our Viking Way of Life. Super- vising the school program and continually joining hands with the teachers and students, Mr. Lort is our mainstay at North. Our Dean of Girls, Miss Fern Dorothy Mitchell, is ever ready to guide and assist us in her sincere fashion. Willing to help both girls and boys alike, Miss Mitchell is a hard and able worker doing her share to maintain the standards of North. Marvin A. Powell, North's Assistant Principal, is acapable counselor, agreeable administrator, and all-round friend. l ? P51 if-'. Participating ih foot. ball, basketball, and track during his high school days, MY- Powell f0ll0WSfcl05ely the rules of fair play by promot- in the democratic procedure at lgorth. Our Coordinator, Miss Olga Nelson, is indeed well qualified to plan our high school work in view of the future. ln close contact with all school administrators, Miss Nelson is constantly ICS' ing and revising our present curriculum. ELLA S. SCHENCK A.B., Western Colo. MARGARET R. GRACE A.B., Univ. of Denver M.A., Univ. of So. Calif. BARBARA MURPHY A.B., Loretto Heights THELMA INEZ MILLER A.B., Univ. of Denver M.A., Univ. of Denver GEORGIA GOOLD B.S., Univ. of Nebr. M.A., Univ. of Mich. MATTIE V. LENDRUM A.B., Univ. of Colo. MARY C. FROST A.B., Univ. of Colo. M.A., Univ. of Denver iNIQ1LLI' ij ' 'fifff S m . .gy-Q-f M U, BEN R. CALDWELL B.S., So. East Mn. State Teachers' College ZITA KELTGEN B.S., No. Dali. State College RUTH K. FUNK A.B., Colo. Stale Teachers College ELSIE MAE WEBB A.B., Univ. of Denver MARION S. POWELL A.B., Colo. State Teachers' College ELIZABETH GARRISON , A.B., Colo. State Teachers College HILDEGARDE NORTON A.B., Univ. of Colo. M.A., Columbia Univ. NCGLHA LEU AO, QUENTIN BAKKE A.B., Univ. of Denver WARREN BEATTIE A.B,. Univ. of Colo. B.E., Univ. of Colo. R. D. ALEXANDER A.B., Colo. College G. WELDON ASHFORD B.S., No. East Mo. Slate Teachers' College M.A., Univ. of Denver LOIS L. DAWSON-Qsick leavcl A.B., Univ. of Kan. M.A., Univ. of Denver STEWART T. WALTON A.B., Univ. of Denver M.A., Harvard Univ. DONALD F. E. KOOCLE A.B., Univ. of Colo. WILLIAM R. SPEARS A.B., Univ. of Denver M.A., Univ. of Denver DELMER J. KINNETT A.B., Nebr. State Teachers College GENE L. GARNER B.S., Mont. State College HAROLD C. EDWARDS A.B., Sioux Falls College M.A., Columbia Univ. 5 , , ,Q SQDOZA 'SLI NC CED ZA if, ...il ,jiy-w Y LAWRENCE A. JORDAN A.B., Univ. of Denver M.A., Colo. State Teachers' College CLEO TRENT A.B., Univ. of Denver M.A., Univ. of Denver WALLACE CLARK B.S., Univ. of Denver MARIE KOSMATA B.S., Univ. of Nebr. M.A., Colo Stale Teachers College I ,L I . it 7 W . in . w ' Aausav KATHLEEN DAWSON A.B., Univ. of Okla. M.A., Columbia Univ. DONALD S. HIX B.S., Univ. of Denver RACHELL ISBELL B.S., Univ. of Denver M.A., Univ. of Denver AGNES KINNEY B.S., Univ. of Denver HELEN H. LYTLE A.B., Colo. College 'C QDMMELQ A SH LEONARD C. .IONES A.B., Univ. of Denver M.A., Univ. of Denver CLIFFORD C. ZINKE B.A., Western Union College M.A., Univ. of Denver E. E. WARREN A.B., Univ. of Denver WILLIAM S. GREEN B.S., Purdue Univ. M.A., Univ. of Denver HARVEY RIDDLE B.S., Colo. A. and M. M.A., Univ. of Denver LAWRENCE D. LYNCH B.S., Univ. of Denver HOWARD PESCHEL A.B., Univ. of Denver CARL P. UTTERBACK B.S., Purdue Univ. M.S., Univ. of Denver EARL C. PIKE A.B., Colo. State Teachers College RUTH E. CRAVES A.B., Northwestern Univ. M.A., Northwestern Univ, AGNES SMITH A.B., Univ. of Denver fx K7 ff! BENQ LILLIAN DUER A.B., Colo. College M.A., Univ. of Denver EARL E. BRACC A.R., Univ. of Nebr, M.A., Univ. of N1-br. MARY C. DOREMUS A.B., Univ. of Nebr. M.A., Columbia Univ. FRED R. LYON A.B., Iowa State Teachers' College D. E. MARTIN A.B., Univ. of Colo. M.Ed., Univ. of Colo. L. M. WATTS A.B., Univ. of Colo. M.A., Univ. of Denver. E. C. CHRISTENSEN A.B., Univ. of Nebr. M.A., Univ. of Nebr. I6 'L E IVA J. OLIVER A.B., Coe College M.A., Univ. of Wis. DOROTHY KELLER A.B., Colo. State Teachers? College Lib.Degree, Univ.0f Denver M.A., Colo. Stale Teachers' College HAZEL DANIELS LHB' AJR ART JEANNETTE FIELDS College EDWARD .l. CETSCH A.B., Colo. State Teachers' College M.A., Univ. of Denver M.A., Colo. State Teachers' College A.B., Colo. State Teachers' MARTHA EPP A.B., Colo. State Teachers' College DON L. CRISWOLD A.B., Univ. of Denver M.A., Columbia Univ. CERARD SACHS A.B., Univ. of Denver ROSE MARIE POMPONIO A.B., Univ. of Colo. MYRA M. SCHULTZ A.B., Univ. of Denver L. A. WARD A.B., Grinnell College me ew if fl 1 . w,:v--Hi TT- 17 KATHLEEN O'NEILL ILS., Blackhills Teachers' College MARTHA DAVIS B.S., Univ. of Colo. MARIAN SCRIFFIN B.S., Univ. of Wyo. ARIA C. ROSNER R.N., Buffalo Cen. Hospital ILS., Univ. of Colo. M.A., Univ. of Denver EDITH BRITTAIN A.B., Univ. of Denver ij ZA fb '1ww... MYRON C. WILLETT A.B., Colo. State Teachers' College EDWARD J. FLINT A.B., Colo. Slate Teachers College M.A., Univ. of Denver 1 CLIFFORD ROCK A.B., College of Emporia M.A., Kan. Slate Teachers' College B. 0. MOLES B.S., Central Mo. Stale Teachers' College CHESTER 0'HANLON A.B., Colo. State Teachers College Q SGT. WILLIAM STEWART SGT. EMERY E. MATTHEWS 134263 'S ME 0 2 N P. E. SUMNER A.B., Colo. State Teachers' College M.A., Colo. State Teachers' College JAMES A. KINGSTON State Teachers' Certificate Fort Collins and San Diego Teachers' College B. T. BULLEN A.B., Kan. Teachers' College M.A., Univ. of Denver RICHARD L. EVANS A.B., Colo. Stale Teachers' College M.A., Colo. State Teachers' College R. H. WRIGHT B.S., Okla. A. and M. M.E., Colo. A. and M. GEORGE H. BURGER A.B., Nebr. State Teachers' College M.A., Univ. of Colo. NEW BERNADINE NOTESTINE A.B., Univ. of Iowa CATHERINE HUXTABLE A.B., Univ. of Wichita COILA M. .IANECEK ' B.S., So. Dak. State College DOROTHY PIEPER B.S., Colo. A. and M. .ADWS 19 ClDlE'l?J.!R SHIRLEY WHITEHEAD MONICA R. TUCKER MABELLE FROST LEONA C. WHEELER MARGARET FAMBROUGH R GENE P- VARLAN BERNICE WARD GERALD F. LACEY During the 1949-50 school year, three North teachers have left our Viking faculty staff. After twenty-eight years of continual service, Gene P. Varian retired in December. Mrs. Bernice Ward resigned so that she could take care of her home. Gerald Lacey resigned in order to enter the contracting business. SGH' if igandingz y'ayne Shortridge, Student Body Secretary, Susie Losee, Student Body Vice Presidentg Mrs athleen 0 Nelll, Student Council Sponsor, Dave Krebs, Student Body Presxdentg Don Capron, Student Body Treasurer. Around the table: Stan Kamlet, Annual Boardg Mildred Easter, Junior Treasurer, Virginia Todd, Junior Secretary, Pat Phillips, Junior Vice Presidentg Kiyoshi Yamasaki, Junior President: Arnie Heller, Senior President, George Schley, Senior Secretary, Allen Jackson, Senior Vice President, .lerry Kupetz, Senior Treasurerg Chuck Lappg Sophomore President, Ronnie Pearce, Sophomore Vice Presidentg Chuck Beal, Sophomore Secretary, Jerry Knudson, Sophomore Treasurerg Myrna Mullen, North Star. The Student Council plays an integral part in North's Administration. As the voice of the students at North, the Council is continually working and planning for a better school. During the past school year this representative group has considered and outlined many school improvements. Mr. Lort, together with the faculty, has helped the Council carry out its progranl. Next year, under a new Constitution, they hope to do even more. The Council is composed of the four All School oflicers, the four officers of each class, a representative of the North Star and the Viking Annual, and a faculty advisor. The Grade Councils, composed' of two representatives from each counseling room and the faculty class sponsor, introduce new ideas and helpful suggestions to the Student Council. After the- Student Council has approved any idea or suggestion, the Grade Councils help them carry out their program. A my Uma as - ... I SENIOR GRADE COUNCIL il 40 Elin' v xg L, .. JUNIOR GRADE COUNCIL SOPHOMORE GRADE COUNCIL C W M - The future of the American Way of Life is entrusted to these personalities. While the Sopho- nrores and the juniors are ever preparing, the Seniors are about to take their Places in the adult life of the eonnnunity. ARNOLD HELLER President A fL L F ALLEN JACKSON Vice-President 1 SENICDR S 2? E R S CCD N QFFICI-:Rs 3' 'T 3 E ACTIVITIES HELEN ABBOTT-Y-Teens, Valkyries, Grarle Council BOB ABERCROMBIE--Senior' Math Club, Red Cross Representative VIRGINIA ADDUCCI--Girls' Glee, MiXed Chorus, Girls, Choir DON ALEXANDER-Cheerleader, Grnlle Council, Ski Club, Trophy Case Committee RONALD ALLEN-R. 0. T. C., Boys' Glee VIRGINIA ALLISON-Valkyries, Oliice Monitor, Vik- ing Varieties, Sight Reading Contest, Library Assistant CARL ALMQUIST-Science Club Treas., Senior Math Club FIORE AMBROSIO- MAX APPEI.-Grade Council, Track, Tennis, Real Cross Pres., North Star Salesman, D Club ANDREW ARELLANO-Swimming, Adv. Gymnastics, Track, Con. Band, D Club BOB ARMSTRONG- PAUL ARMSTRONG-Orchestra, Band, Ski Club, R. O. T. C., Bowling Club, All-City Orchestrar WALTER ASMUS-Sophomore-Junior Grade Council, Junior Red Cross Representative, Ski Club, D Club MARION AUMANN-Girls' Hi-Y, G. A. S., Roller Skat- ing Club Vice-Pres., Science Club Vice-Pres., Junior Red Cross Representative RALPH AUERBACH-A Cappella, viking vm-mae. I HELEN ABBOTT BOB ABERCROMBIE VIRGINIA ADDUCCI DONALD ALEXANDER RONALD ALLEN VIRGINIA ALLISON CARL ALMQUIST FIORE AMBROSIO MAX APPEL ANDREW ARELLAN0 BOB ARMSTRONG PAUL ARMSTRONG WALTER ASMUS MARION AUMANN RALPH AULRBACH 4 if J Q 5. A Q 'A ig , . fe A 5. 2 .v 4' 1' ,Mr s,'vs.wv-Q , K Wt g -v Y ' X gs nys- J 2 AVR DONALD BAKER LORNA BAKER JAMES BARKER MARJORIE BARRER CLARENCE BARNES TOM BARNE1-I' MIDGE BARNHART DONALD BARRY PAT RARTLETI' ALBERTA BAUER CHARLES BAZE BARRY BEAL GEORGIA BEALL SHIRLEY BEASLEY BERNICE BENNETT ACTIVITIE DONALD BAKER-North Star Salesman LORNA BAKER--A Cappella Pres., Mznlrigal junior Escort, Viking Sister, National Honor Lyres Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Maxwell, Sophomore nnll Junior Talent Show, Honor Pin JAMES BARKER-Cheerleutlurs' Club, Clit-erleatlcr, Grade Council, Homecoming Dance Committee MARJORIE BARKER 1 S. 0. S. Vice-Pros., National Honor Society, Honor Pin, junior Escort, Viking Sister, Lyres Club, Concert Orchestra, All-City Orchcs- tra, Valkyries, Skating Club, Y-Teens, A.G.N. Dance Committee, Red Cross Representative CLARENCE BARNES- TOM BARNE'I'I'- Annual Board, Webster, Photo Club, 1916 Contest, 1948 Rell Cross Representative MIDGE BARNHART-Valkyrics, S. O. S., Ski Club, Girls' Hi-Y, North Star Stall, Girls' Choir, Sophomore and Junior Grade Council, Homecoming Dance Com- mittee DONALD BARRY- PAT BARTLETI'-Rml Cross Representative, Oliice Monitor, North Star Salesman ALBERTA BAUER-Valkyrics, Webster, Girls' Rifle, Red Cross Representative, Bowling Club CHARLES BAZE-R. O. T. C. BARRY BEAL-Grade Conn:-il GEORGIA BEALL-Junior Escort, Maxwell, Science Club, Ski Club SHIRLEY BEASLEY-Girls' Glue Club, Mixed Chorus, Red Cross Representative BERNICE BENNETI'-Valkyrie-s ACTIVI IE PAT BENTEL-Junior Escort, Ski Club, Roller Skat- ing Club ANKER BERGH-1916 Speech Contest BETH BERKY-Girls' Hi-Y, Pboto Club, Roller Skat- ing Club, Bowling Club JOYCE BERNDT-A Cappella, Red Cross Representa- tive, North Star Salesman, Y-Teens, Vnlkyries STELLA BERNSON-A Cappella, Valkyries, Girls' Hi-Y, Bowling Club JACK BERNSTEIN-Boys' Glee BILL BE'I'I'S-R. 0. T. C., Roller Skating Club, Bowl- ing Club, D Club L -Girls' Hi-Y, Red Cross Repre- sentative, Library Assistant EDWIN BILLS-Sophomore Basketball, Track, D Club, A Capella BILL BISGARD- BETTY BLAKELY-A Cappella, Treas. Maxwell, Jun- ior Escort, Viking Sister, Sec. Bowling Club, Omce Monitor DON BLIZEL--Sophomore 8: Junior, Grade Council, Red Cross Representative, Boys' Hi-Y MARGARET BLUNT GERALD BOII-Band IOSEPH BOIIAN-Bowling Club PAT BENTEL ANKER BERGII BETH BERKY JOYCE BER-NDT STELLA BERNSON ACK BERNSTEIN BILL BETTS LOIS BILLINGTON EDWIN BILIS BILL BISGARD BE1'rY BLAKELY DON BLIZEL MARGARET BLUNT GERALD Bon JOSEPH B0HAN ELLEN BOSCHEN GEORGE BORDEN CARMELLA BOTERO GEORGE BOTSFORD SHEILA BOXER I BARBARA BOX'-EY SAM BRADFORD DICK BRADY INES BRANIJT WILLIAM BRIDGE MIKE BRINIJISI VIRGINIA BIIINDISI 9 .I IM BARZEELE JIM BRIIITON ALICE BROCK ACTIVITIES ELLEN BOSCIIEN-Girls' Choir, Lyres Club GEORGE BORDEN-Black Masque, Sr. Play Commit- tee, Jr. Red Cross '49, North Star Salesman, Sr. Play CARMELLA BOTERO-- GEORGE BOTSFORD- SHEILA BOXER-- BARBARA BOXLEY-Jr. Math Club, Roller Skating Club, Red Cross Representative SAM BRADFORD- DICK BRADY- INES BRANDT-Clinic Assistant, Jr. Escort, Y-Teens, Girls, Hi-Y WILLIAM BRIDGE-Concert Orchestra MIKE BRINDISI- VIRGINIA BRINDISI-S. 0. S., Girls, Glee JIM BARZEELE ,IIIVI BRITTON-Pres. of Rod and Gun, Track, D Club, Ski Club, R. O. T. C. ALICE BROCK- BOB BROCKETI'-Bowling Club CARL BRUNSTEIN-Math. Club ZONA BUCHLEITER-Jr. Escort REANN BURC-Valkyries, Honor Pin, Math. Club PHIL BURGE--Baseball, Basketball, D Club CLARA BURGER- BOB BROCKETI' LARRY BURCESS - Sophomore 8: Junior Grade Council, Jr. Red Cross DON BURGESSER- LESLIE BURY-Bowling Club, R. O. T. C., Ski Club JOAN BUSS-Valkyries, Jr. Escort, S. O. S., Y-Teens, Red Cross Representative, Clinic Assistant BEVERLY CALABRA- BETTY CALLOLEY-Girls' Clee Club, Library Stal! DONNA CANFIELD- DONALD CANNON- CA ZONA BUCHLEITER DON CAPRON-Student Body Treas., Student Coun- RL BRUNSTEIN eil '49-50, Gnsde Council '48-49-50, D Club, Vice- Pres. Ski Club, Football, Ollice Monitor, Handbook Committee RAEANN BURG PHIL BURGE CLARA BURGER LARRY suncass noN Buncasssn LESLIE BURY JOAN BU55 BEVERLY CALABRA BETTY CALLOLEY DONNA CANFIELD DONALD CANNON DON CAPRON 189' BOB CARNICEI-L0 FRANK CARRANCO HERMAN CARRANCO MARCIA CARRIGAN 'DONA LEE CARTER PHYLLIS CASHMAN JANE CATCHUR MYRNA CAVANAUGH MARILYN CERENZIA o ADOLPH cmvraz MARY JANE cmvsz ANDY CHILLEMI BEVERLY CLARK DON COHEN HARVEY COHEN AUTIVITIE BOB CARNICELLO- FRANK CARRANCO - Red Cross Representative, Boys' Glee Club, R. O, T. C., Wrestling HERMAN CARRANCO- MARCIA CARRICEN-Jr. Escort, Valkyries, Ski Club DONA CARTER--Nnrskis, Sr. Math Club, Jr. Mull: Club, Science Club, Jr. Escort PHYLLIS CASHMAN-Jr. Escort, Viking Sisters JANE CATCHUR 1 Webstt-r, A Cappella, Black Masque, 1916 Contest '48-49, Girls' Sight Reading, Jr. Escort, Viking Sisters, Honor Pin, Commencement Speaker MYRNA CAVANAUGH--Girls' Choir, Girls' Rille Club, Rell Cross Representative MARILYN CERENZIA-Grade Council, Rell Cross, Girls' Choir ADOLPH CHAVEZ- MARY JANE CHAVEZ-A Cappella, Mndrignl, Viking Varieties '49-50, North Star Salesman, Sr. Grade Counril ANDY CHILLEMI- BEVERLY CLARK-Honor Pin, Sr. Math. Club, Girls' Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Viking Sisters, Jr. Escort DON COHEN-Basketball 1-9-50, D Club HARVEY COHEN 1 Crmlu Council, Sopb. Talent Show, l9l6 Contest, Webster AUTIVITIE SHIRLEY COHEN-Clinic Assistant, Red Cross Rep- resentative RITA COLMAN-Valkyries ELAINE CONTE--Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus JEAN COOK -Girls' Hi-Y, S. 0. S., Valkyries, Sec. Bowling Club '4-849, Rifle Club, Ski Club FRANK COSOLO--Wrestling, D Club, Grade Council, Red Cross Representative, Concert Band, Orchestra DALLAS COSTON-- GARRY COVEY-R. O. T. C., Movie Operator, Bowl- ing Club, Ride Team, Skating Club KEN COZINE-Orchestra, Baud, R. O. T. C. NONA CRAIG-Orchestra, Girls' Choir IOHN CRANE-Honor Pin RONNIE CRILEY-Ir. Grade Council, Visual Educa- tion LUCILLE CROCKER-Valkyries MAUREEN CROW-Jr. Escort ANN CUMMINGS-Annual Board, G. A. S., Ski Club, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Valkyries, Soph. Grade Coun- cil, North Star Salesman, Girls' Sight Reading, Band, Bowling Club RONALD CURRY-R. O. T. C., Ski Club, Rifle Team, Boys' Glee Club SHIRLEY COHEN RITA COLMAN ELAINE CONTE JEAN COOK FRANK COSOLO DALLAS COSTON GARRY COVEY KEN COZINE NONA CRAIG JOHN CRANE 4 RONNIE cmusv LUCILLE cnocmsa MAUREEN CROW ANN CUMMINGS RONALD CURRY BEVERLY CUTFORTH RUTH DALY VIOLET DALY MARY D'AMBROSIO PATSY DANIELS STEVE DARNELL DAVID WASCENZ JANET DAVENPORT JOANNE DAVIS VELMA DAVIS DON DEBELLO LORNA DEINES ROBERT DELISA TED DELISA RAY DENNIS AUTIVITIES BEVERLY CUTFORTII--Bowling Club RUTI-I DALY- VIOLET DALY- MARY D'AMBROSIO-Maxwell, Valkyries PATSY DANIELS-Concert Band, Library Commit- tee, Clinic Assistant STEVE DARNELL-Track, Bowling Club DAVID D'ASCENZ-Wrestling, Grade Council JANET DAVENPORT-Orchestra, Lyres Club, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister JOANNE DAVIS-Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus VELMA DAVIS- DON DEBELLO- LORNA DEINES---Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, A Cap- pella, Girls' Choir, Viking Varieties '49, Jr. Math Club ROBERT DELISA-D Club, Wrestling, A Cappella TED DELISA- RAY DENNIS-D Club, Golf, Viking Varieties, Cheer- leader ACTIVITIES JOYCE DESCHANE-Maxwell, Ir. Red Cross Repre- sentative JOYCE DE VORSS-Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, North Star Representative, Red Cross Representative, A Cap- pella, Lil1rary'Monitor AUBREY DEWOODY- ROBERTA DICKENS-Homecoming Committee, Val- kyries, Jr. Escort, Annual Board, Ticket Salesman, Ski Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Bowling Club, Rille Club, Soph. Grade Council, Annual Salesman, North Star Salesman CONSTANCE DI CROCE-Maxwell, Red Cross Repre- sentative TED DIGERNESS-North Star Salesman AMELIA DIGOR-Oliice Monitor, Jr. Escort, Jr. Grade Council, Science Club, Treas. Valkyries JIM DPSAVERIO-Sr. Grade Council EDA DORlGA'l'l'I-Roller Skating Club CAROLYN DREITH-S. O. S. President, Valkyries, Viking Sister, Jr. Escort, Girls' Hi-Y, Homecoming Dance Comm., Oiice Monitor ELIOT DUBIN-Jr. Math. Club BETTY DUDYMOfI'l'-Y-Teens, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, S. O. S. MARY DUDYMOTI'-Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club JOAN DUNAWAY-Lyres Club, Maxwell, A Cappella PAUL DUNCAN-Swimming, D Club, Sr. Grade Council JOYCE DESCHANE r X JOYCE DeVORSS AUBREY DeWO0DY Roseau DICKENS CONSTANCE DiCROCE TED DIGERNE55 AMELIA mcoxz HM WSAVERIO EDA DOFUGATTI CORALYN DREITH ELIOT DUBIN BETTY DUDYMOTI' MARY DUDYMOTI' JOAN DUNAWAY PAUL DUNCAN ALICE DURKOP DORINE DURSEY JIM DYCE WILLIS EALEY RUDCER EBERHARD LLOYD EBINGER RICHARD EBRIGHT LOLA ECHTENKAMP MARILYN EDWARDS ACTIVITIES ALICE DURKOP-Girls' Hi-Y DORINE DURSEY--Bowling Club, Girls' Rille Club, Viking Varieties, Maxwell Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Choir JIM DYCE-Band WILLIS EALEY-Band RODGER EBERHARD-- LLOYD EBINGER- RICHARD EBRICHT-Science Club, Webster, Nor- skis, Black Masque, Jr. Talent Show LOLA ECHTENKAMP-Nmki., c. A. s., National Honor Society, R. O. T. C., Viking Sisters, Jr. Escorts, Girls, Rifle Club, Sr. Math Club, .lr. Math Club, A. G. N. Dance Committee, Honor Pin, Ticket Salesman MARILYN EDWARDS-Y-Teens, Bowling Club ZELMA EDWARDS- PAT EGAN-Girls' Clloir, Viking Varieties '49 SHIRLEE ELFONTY--Sec.-Treas. A. G. N., Vice-Pres. Valkyries, Jr. Escorts, Viking Sisters, Ski Club, Bowl- ing Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Homecoming Dance Committee, A. C. N. Dance Committee, Ticket Sales- man, Annual Salesman BUD ELLIOTT- ROBERT EMARINE--Grade Council, North Star Salesman MARTIN EMESON-Webster, Norskis, Honor Pin, Science Club AUTIVITIE CLIFFORD EMILY- ELAINE ENGBLOM-Valkyries, G. A. S., Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Red Cross Representative EDDIE ENGEL-D Club, Swimming, Sopb. Grade Council EDITH EPPERSON-Bowling Club, Clinic Assistant, G. A. S., Girls' Choir, Library Comm., Maxwell JAMES EPPERSON-D Club, Bowling Club RITA ERSLUND 1 Jr. Escorts, Viking Sisters, Y- Teens, Honor Pin, Red Cross Representative, Grade Council PHILIP ESBENSEN-Ski Club, Hi-Y, Roller Skating Club, Sr. Math Club LORRAINE ESON-Ski Club, Rifle Club, Omce Moni- tor, North Star Salesman ROBERT ESON-D Club, Lyres Club, Bowling Club, Ski Club, Viking Varieties, Gymnastics CORINNE ESPINOSA-- BOB EWING-National Honor Society, Boys' Hi-Y Vice-Pres., Jr. Grade Council, D Club, Football, Sr. Prom Committee, Ir. Prom Committee, Jr. Talent Show, Color Day Comm. 194-9, Honor Pin STANLEY FAHRENBRUCH- DOROTHY FALAGRADY-Valkyries, R. O. T. C., Sophomore Talent Show, Ski Club, A. G. N. Dance Committee ELIZABETH FANELLI-Ski Club, Girls' Choir KAYE FELDHAUSER- CLIFFORD EMILY ELAINE ENGBLOM EDDIE ENGEL EDITH EPPERSON JAMES EPPERSON RITA ERSLUND 0 PHILIP ESBENSEN LORRAINE ESON ROBERT ESON CORINNE ESPINOSA BOB EWING STANLEY FAHRENBRUCH DOROTHY FALAGRADY ELIZABETH FANELLI KAYE FELDHAUSER noN FELTON JACK rawmss JOANNE FICK Jo ANN mzcu JAMES F151-1 MARVIN FISHMAN MARK FLOWERS ESTHER FRANZEN DON FRASER RONNIE FRATES MARION FREDERICK SHIRLEY I-'REY DAVID FRIEDMAN ARNOLD FRINK WALTER FRITLLER ACTIVITIES DON FELTON- JACK FEWLASS1Science Club, Sr. Math Club, R. O. T. C., Boys' Hi-Y, Rod 8: Gun Club, North Star Sales- man JOANNE FICK-Red Cross Representative, Viking Varieties .IOANN FINCH-Valkyries, Webster, A. G. N. Dance Comm., Homecoming Dance Comm., Sr. Prom, Tro- phy Case Comm., North Star Salesman, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Soph. Grade Council, Sr. Grade Council, Constitution Comm. JAMES EISH1 MARVIN FISHMAN-Sr. Math Club, Jr. Math Club MARK FLOWERS-Grade Council '48 ESTHER FRANZEN-Valkyries, jr. Escort, G. A. S., Ski Club, Homecoming Dance Comm., Ir. Grade Coun- cil, A Cappella, Rifle Cluh, Bowling Club, Hi-Y, Office Monitor DON FRASER-Student Council, Jr. Class President, All-City Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee, Jr. Talent Show Comm. ' RONNIE FRATES- MARION FREDERICK-G. A. S., Lyres Club, Girls, Hi-Y, A. G. N. Committee, Soph. Talent Show, Jr. Tal- ent Show, Grade Council Representative 1947-48 SHIRLEY FREY-Valkyries, Jr. Escort, Girls' Hi-Y Secretary, Annual Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Roller Skating Club Sec., A. G. N. Dance Comm., 0Hice Mon- itor, Sr. Math Club, Science Club DAVE FRIEDMAN-D Club, Golf ARNOLD FRINK-Jr. Red Cross Representative WALT FRITZLER- ACTIVITIE FRANK GAGLIARDI-Band, Orchestra, Viking Vari- eties '49, All-City Orchestra, Grade Council Represen- tative, Jr. Talent Show, Dance Band MARY GALLOWAY-Valkyries, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus LOUISE GARCIA-Ski Club ROSEMARY GARRAMONE-Jr. Escort, Viking Sis- ters, Treas. Bowling Club, Vice-Pres. Maxwell, Valky- ries, Science Club, North Star Salesman, Honor Pin BOB GEMEINHARDT- SHIRLEY GEORGE-Valkyries, Black Masque, Black Masque Play 1949-50, Honor Pin, National Honor Society-Treas., Jr. 8 Soph. Grade Council, A. G. N. Dance Comm., Jr. 8 Sr. Math Club, Future Business Leaders of Denver, Sr. Class Play Comm., jr. Escort, Viking Sisters, Sr. Class Play MERLE GIBSON-Bowling Club, R.O.T.C., I.C.M. C. WILLODENE GIBSON-G. A. S., North Star Salesman CORRINE GILLI-G. A. S. President, Girls' Rifle Club Secy., Y-Teens Secy., Annual Board, Jr. Escort, Ski Club, Valkyries, Honor Pin IRWIN GILMAN- DONNA GINGLES-Roller Skating Club JEAN GLENN-Valkyries, Bowling Club, Girls' Hi-Y GEORGE GRANATO-A Cappella, Bowling Club, Jr. Grade Council, Cheer Leader FRANK GRANO- BARBARA GRAVES-Viking Sister, Jr. Escort, Con- cert Orchestra, Y-Teens, A. G. N. Dance Comm., All City Orchestra FRANK GAGLIARDI MARY GALLOWAY LOUISE GARCIA ROSEMARY GARRAMONE BOB GEMEINHARDT SHIRLEY GEORGE MERLE GIBSON WILLODENE GIBSON CORRINE GILLI IRWIN GILMAN DONNA cmcuss JEAN GLENN caoacs GRANATO FRANK camo BARBARA Gmvss GWEN GREB SHEILA GREENFIELD ROBERT GRENFELL WILLA GRESHAM GILBERT GROMAN WILMA 6110555 CHUCK GRQVE PAUL GUTKNECIIT DONNA GUTSCHER TOM GWINUP BOB ASNICAR BEN IIAILPERN BILL HAMMOND SALLY HANDLER b 1 DIXIE HARBUR b AUTIVITIES GWEN CREB-A Cappella, Madrigal, Black Masque, R. O. T. C., Bowling Club, A. G. N. Dance Comm., Ticket Salesman, Viking Sisters SHEILA GREENFIELD-Valkyries, jr. Grade Coun- cil, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Homecoming Dance Comm., Viking Varieties '50 ROBERT GRENFELL- WILLA CRESHAM-Jr. Escort, Orchestra GILBERT GROMAN--D Club, Tennis WILMA CROSSE-Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Bowling Club, Maxwell, Orchestra CHUCK GROVE-ski Club, swimming, Grade Council PAUL GUTKNECHT-Golf, D Club DONNA GUTSCI'IER1Band, A Cappella TOM GWINUP-See. National Honor Society BEN HAILPEHN--Football, D Club DONALD I'IAMMERLY- BILL HAMMOND-Vice-Pres. Jr. Math Club, Grade Council 1949, North Star Salesman SALLY HANDLER-Valkyries, Ski Club, Maxwell, Y-Teens, Red Cross Representative, North Star Salee- man, Jr. Math Club, Girls' Hi-Y DIXIE HARBUR-Valkyries, Ski Club, Office Moni- tor, A. G. N. Dance Comm., North Star Salesman R .A , ,,fg I ,L:, gg . I . A U 'I' I I I 'I' I E MADISON HARKRIDER-R. O. T. C., A Cappella, I A Sr. Grade Council, Viking Varieties '49 R I DONALD HARMON- ,QI DONNA HARPER- W 1? JACQUELINE HARRIS - valkyries, ska Club, k':' :I i Y-Teens, jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Concert Orchestra, 71 M Concert Band, Red Cross Representative, Jr. Math Club .lEANNE'l'l'E HARTFIELD -- Mixed Chonls, Grade Council, Bowling Club ANN HARVEY--Jr. Grade Council CLIFFORD HAUENSTEIN-D Club, Basketball Mgr., Sr. Math Club, North Star JACKIE HAWKINS-A Cappella, 1916 Contest 1948- 49, Jr. Grade Council, Girls' Choir JOYCE HAWKINS-Soph. Grade Council, North Star Salesman, Red Cross Representative, Girls' Rille Club, Roller Skating Club CHARLES HAZZARD--Basketball, North Star Sales- man, D Club Secy., Tennis, Ticket Salesman, Grade Council, Hi-Y PHYLLIS l'lElM- RONALD l-IEIN gi L ARNOLD HELLER-Pres. Sr. Class, Student Council, f MADISON HARKRIDER Football-All City, Basketball, D Club, Black Masque, D - Jr. Prom Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, Viking Varieties '49-'50, Sopb. Jr. Talent Shows, Ski Club, f Color Day Show 1948, Constitution Comm. .l0-ERMA HENSHAW-Viking Sister, Jr. Escort, National Honor-Vice Pres., Sr. Math Club Secy., Lyres Club, G. A. S., Science Club, Jr. Math Club, Honor Pin, A. G. N. Dance Comm. I DON HESENER-- DONALD HARMON DONNA HARPER I E I 5 I JACQUELINE HARRIS JEANNETTE HARTFIELD ANN HARVEY I I I I I CLIFFORD HAUENSTEIN JACKIE HAWRINS JOYCE HAWKINS CHARLES HAZZARD 4' 55, S HH : G 2 A is Q A I Z W I' rv .. -1' 7 'Q A Q S, SJ. - 1 K' 'ii V Q , wa was, , I .- - A - Wiusfafgzff . VJ' Q13 ., A PHY'-'us HEIM RONALD HEIN ARNOLD HELLER j0 ERMA HENSHAW DONALD HESENER ALICE IIEWETI' WILMA HEWETI' ROBERT III GHBERC BILL I-IINRICHS BARBARA IIINTON JOAN HOFEN HARVEY HOFFMAN MARCIA HOLTGREN DORIS HOPE HAROLD Hmm BETTY HUMMEL JOHN HUNSBERGER A ll ,ll I v I T I E DICK HURD IIDNA ISI-IIMTO BRYCE I-IUSTON ALICE HEWETT-Girls' Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Girls' Riile Club WILMA HEWETT-Y-Teens ROBERT IIIGIHIBERC- BILL I'IINRICI'IS-- BARBARA HINTON-Roller Skating Club JOAN HOFEN-Jr. Escorts, Y-Teens, Omce Monitor HARVEY HOFFMAN- MARCIA IIOLTCREN--Roller Skating Club DORIS HOPE-Red Cross Representative HAROLD HUITT- BETTY HUMMEL--A Cappella, Valkyries, Treas. Girls' Hi-Y, Library Monitor JOHN IIUNSBERCER-D Club, Football, North Star, Ticket Salesman, Ski Club DICK IIURD--Ski Club, Rod St Gun Club, Grade Council, Jr. Red Cross BRYCE HUSTON-- EDNA ISHIMOTO-North Star Salesman AUTIVITIE RICHARD ITALIANO- ALLEN JACKSON--Vice-Pres. Sr. Class, Pres. Web- ster, Black Masque, Black Masque Play 1949, Viking Varieties 194-9, Assembly Committee, D Club, Golf 1949-50, Wrestling Team, Student Council 1949-50, Concert Band, 1916 Contest, Honor Pin, Constitution Comm. JEAN JACOBY-Omce Monitor, A Cappella, Madri- gal, Lyres Club HARRIET JAGGARD-Ski Club, Sec. Y-Teens, Sr. Math Club, Sec. G. A. S., Jr. Escorts, Viking Sisters, A. G. N. Dance Comm., Honor Pin, Ticket Salesman, Annual Salesman, Grade Council DONALD JAMES-Photography Club REDVERS JAMES-Black Masque Vice-Pres., Black Masque Play 1948-49, Pres. All City Jr. Red Cross Council, Sr. Play Comm., Soph. Talent Show, Viking Varieties 1949, Honor Pin, All City Orchestra, Grade Council, North Star Salesman, Orchestra, Commence- ment Speaker ELIZABETH JENKINS-Girls' Hi-Y, Bowling Club, Girls' Choir, Webster BEVERLY JOHNSON-Soph. Talent Show, Viking Varieties 1948-49-50, Lyres Club, A Cappella Secy., Valkyries, Ir. Talent Show, Homecoming Comm., Homecoming Attendant, North Star Salesman, Ticket Salesman CEO. JOHNSON-A Cappella, Boys' Choir CARL JOHNSON-Concert Orchestra, All City Orches- tra, Honor Pin YVONNE JOHNSON- DON JOHNSTON- POLLY JONES-A Cappella, Madrigal, Valkyries, Y-Teens, Viking Varieties 1949, A. G. N. Dance Comm. ROBERT JONES-Roller Skating Club ANNA JULIARDO-Vice-Pres. Girls' Choir A s -.si i - gf - A ..... . ' V' W :L K 5.3511 RICHARD ITALIAND 2 Z 6 + 2 W 1 ALLEN JACKSON JEAN IACOBY 9 HARRIET JAGCARD DONALD JAMES REDVER5 JAMES ? ELIZABETH JENKINS BEVERLY JOHNSON CARL JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON YVONNE JOHNSON DON JOHNSTON P01-LY JUNES ROBERT JONES ANNA JU'-IAHD0 LOUANN JURGENS VERNON KAITL LAI-A10 KALLMINZER STAN KAMLET ANN KATZ CAROL KEI-IR DORIS KELLY DONALD KERN DARLENE KERSEY ARLENE KESSLER JANE KINGSBURY MARIANNE KINZBACH JOHN KLATT MARIJANE KLINE PAT KOCH ACTIVITIES LOUANN JURGENS-Pres. Lyres Club, Valkyries, Treas. Y-Teens, Pres. Viking Sisters, Ir. Escorts, Con- cert Orchestra, National Honor Society, A. G. N. Vice- Pres., A. G. N. Dance Comm., Office Monitor, Viking Varieties 1950, Honor Pin VERNON KAITZ-Annual Board, Norskis, Webster, Grade Council, Senior Math Club, Honor Pin, junior Math Club LALAJO KALLMINZER--Black Masque Pres., Girls' Hi-Y Vice-Pres., Webster, Ski Club, Girls' Choir, 1950 Sliafrotlm Winner, 1916 Winner, All City Red Cross, Council Representative, Clinic Asst., Black Masque Play 194-8-49, Sr. Play Comm., Viking Varieties 1947, Sr. Play STANLEY DALE KAMLET-Editor Annual, Annual Board 1947-48-50, Student Council, Vice-Pres. Web- ster, Viking Varieties, Student Dir., Ski Club, Grade Council, Sr. Class Play Comm., 1916 Contest, Consti- tution Comm., American Legion Forum, All City Anti-Vandalism Chrm. ANN KATZ-Jr. Math, Maxwell, Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club CAROL KEHR-Y-Teens, G. A. S., Ski Club, Viking Sisters, Jr. Escort, Valkyries, Sr. H Jr. Math Club, A. G. N. Dance Comm., Honor Pin, National Honor Society, Oiiice Monitor, Girls' Sight Reading Contest, 1916 Contest DORIS KELLY-S. O. S. DONALD KERN- DARLENE KERSEY-Y-Teens, Girls' Hi-Y ARLENE K.ESSLER- JANE KINGSBURY-Pres. Girls' Hi-Y, Valkyries, Pres. Roller Skating Club, Vice-Pres. Sr. Math Club, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Soplx. Jr. E Sr., Grade Coun- eil, National Honor Society, G. A. S., A. G. N. Dance Comm., Oilice Monitor, Honor Pin, Science Club MARIANNE KINZBACH-Cheerleader., Valkyries, Jr. Escort, Ski Club, Jr. Talent Show, Black Masque, Sopli. Grade Council, Ticket Salesman, Black Masque Play Comm., Girls' Sight Reading Contest, Homecom- ing Dance Comm., A. G. N. Dance Comm. JOHN KLA'I'I'- MARIJANE KLINE-Girls' Choir, Clinic Assistant .PAT KOCH-Jr. Escort, Orchestra, Red Cross Repre- sentative AUTIVITIES HELEN KOIIUT-Jr. Escort, Valkyries MARGIE KOOGLE-Roller Skating Club PHIL KOURY--Bowling Club, Science Club, Boys' I'Ii-Y ROSE KOVAL-jr. Escort, Viking Sisters, Honor Pin FREDERICK KRAMER-Football, Baseball, D Club, Sr. Math Club DAVE KREBS-Basketball, Football-All City, Track All State K All City, D Club Pres., Student Body Pres., Student Council, Jr. Talent Show, Ir. Q Sr. Prom Comm., Color Day Attendant, Grade Council, Ski Club SHIRLEY KRIEG-North Star Salesman, Girls' Choir 1949, Viking Varieties 1949, Valkyries, Oilice Moni- tor, Homecoming Comm. 194-9 HOWARD KUHLMAN-North Star Salesman GENITA KUNTL- JERRY KUPETZ-Student Council, Sr. Class Treas., Honor Pin, Grade Council, Webster, Sr. Prom Comm. FRANK LA CONTE- GORDON LA MUNYON- GERALDEAN LAPI' BONNIE LAUGHLIN-Sec.-Treas. Viking Sisters, Ir. Escort, Valkyries, Y-Teens Pres. 1950, Sec.-Treas. 194-9, Lyres Club, Vice-Pres. Rifle Club, Jr. Talent Slxow 194-9, Viking Varieties 194-9, Homecoming Comm., A. G. N. Comm., A Cappella, Grade Council 1948 HELEN KOIIUT MARCIE KOOGLE PHIL KOURY R055 KOVAL FREDERICK KRAMER DAVE KREBS SHIRLEY Kruse HOWARD KUHLMAN GENITA KUNTL JERRY KUPETZ its ,340 .1 2 ta 1 . K if ' f 9 me ff FRANK LA CONTE GORDON LA MUNYON FRANK LANGFORD GERALDEAN LAPP BONNIE LAUGHLIN 'YL TOM LAUNDER CAROL LAWSON ROYCE LEE VIRGIEBELLE LERR PEARL LESTER BILL LINDSAY LESLIE LINES ROBERT LOFGREN PATRICIA LONG 'M AARON LOOSE MARLENE LOPEZ SUZANNE LOSEE EDWARD LOWERY CAROL LUNDBERG EDWARD LYONS ACTIVITIES TOM LAUNDER-Visual Education, North Star Sales- man, R. O. T. C. CAROL LAWSON-Lyres Club, Webster, Valkyries, Ir. Escort, Viking Sister, Honor Pin, Viking Varieties 1949, Talent Show 1947-41549, Grade Council Soph.- Junior, Girls' Choir, Red Cross Representative, Ticket Salesman, Oiiice Monitor ROYCE LEE- VIRGIEBELLE LEHR--Girls' Choir, Viking Varieties 1949, Red Cross Rep., Ticket Salesman PEARL LESTER-Girls' Choir, Library Helper, Red Cross Representative BILL LINDSAY-Football, Wrestling, D Club, Stu- dent Council, Jr. Class Treas., Jr, Talent Show Comm. LESLIE LINES- ROBERT LOFGREN-North Ski Club, Sr. Math Club, Jr. Grade Council, Band, Orchestra PATRICIA LONG-S. 0. S., Red Cross Representa- tive, Bowling Club AARON LOOSE-Sr. Math Club, jr. Math Club MARLENE LOPEZ-Student Council, Jr. Class Vice- Pres., Ski Club, Valkyries, Cheer Leader, Y-Teens, Ir. Prom Committee, Grade Council SUZANNE LOSEE-Student Body Vice-Pres., Student Body Treas., Treas. Sopli. Class, Student Council 194849-50, Grade Council, Math. Club, Jr. Escort, North Star, Ir. Prom Comm., Student Dir. Viking Vari- eties I949, Valkyries, S. 0. S. Secy., Homecoming Queen EDDIE LOWERY-D Club, Ski Club Secy. CAROL LUNDBERG - A Cappella, Viking Sisters, Girls' Choir, jr. Escort EDWARD LYONS-Wrestling, D Club Vice-Pres., Grade Council , ACTIVITIE FLOYD McALPINE-Band .IERRY McBRIDE- RALPH McCLELLAND- DIXIE McCOLERY-Girls' Choir, Bowling Club, Real Cross Representative, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club FRANK McCOUMB-Track, D Club, Bowling Club LAUREN McCRAY- MARLENE McDONALD--Asst. Editor Annual Board 1950, Valkyries, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, North Star 1949, Y-Teens, Sr. Math Club, Homecoming Dnnce Comm., A. G. N. Dance Comm., Jr. Math Club 1949, Soph. Grade Council, Soplx. Talent Show Comm. 1948, Honor Pin, EARL McGRAW-Bowling Club SHIRLEY McINTIRE - Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Y-Teens PAUL McIVER- TOM McKEAN-Football, D Club DONALD McKIBBlN-R. O. T. C., F. B. L. D., North Star Stad' BOB MACKINTOSH -- Red Cross Representative, Grade Council IUANITA MADER-Jr. Escort, Science Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Sec. Lyres Club, Soph. Talent Show, All City Orchestra, Concert Orchestra EDWARD MAESTAS- FLOYD McALPlNE w N JERRY MCBRIDE RALPH MeCLELLAND X N 3 DIXIE MCCOLERY FRANK MCCOMB LAUREN McCRAY 1 MARLENE McDONALD EARL MCGRAW SHIRLEY MCINTIRE PAUL McIVER TOM MCKEAN DONALD McKIBBIN BOB M ACKINTOSH JUANITA MADER EDWARD VIAFSTAS 1 i i GENEN MAESTAS GRACE MAHOOD BEVERLEE MAMUZICH HELEN MAPELLI JOHN MARIANI BARBARA MAKING SYDNEY MARSHALL BILL MARTIN WI'-MA MASTIN LOIS MATHEWS HARRY MATTSON PAT MAURO ARTHUR MEAD' FLAINE MEHELICH DON MARTIN ACTIVITIE GENEVA MAESTAS- GRACE MAHOOD-Homecoming Attendant, Valky- ries, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, G. Viking Varieties Comm. BEVERLEEMAMUZICH- HELEN MAPELLI-Valkyries, G. Bowling Club A. s., ski Club, A. S., Y-Teens, JOHN MARIANI-Soph. Grade Council, Orchestra, Baud BARBARA MARINO--Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Valky- ries, A Cappella, Red Cross Representative, Viking Varieties SYDNEY MARSHALL-National Honor Society, Val- kyries, Webster, Homecoming Dance Comm., Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, A. G. N. Dance Comm., Black Masque, Black Masque Play Soph.-Senior, Honor Pin, Grade Council Jr., 1916 Contest Jr. Reading Contest 81 Sr., Girls' Sight BILL MARTIN--R. 0. T. C., Future Business Leaders uf Denver, North Star Salesman DON MARTIN- WILMA MASTIN-Roller Skating Club LOIS MATHEWS-Valkyries, Maxwell, Ski Club, Rifle Club, Girls' Choir, Grade Council, North Star Salesman, Bowling Club HARRY MA'I'I'SON- ARTHLR MEAD A Cappella, Boy s' Chnir PAT MAURO-Girls' Choir, Grade Council u ELAINE MEHELICH-Bowling Cl Red Cross Rep., North Stur Rep. b, Mixed Chorus, ACTIVITIES NORMA MEIER 1 Oilice Monitor, Valkyries, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Sopli. Talent Sllow, Viking Vari- eties 1950 GERRY MEISNER- BERTHA MEJIA-G. A. S., Sr. Grade Council MYRON MERCURE-Black Masque, Black Masque Play 1949, Grade Council, Sr. Math Club, Honor Pin, Sr. Plny SHIRLEY METZ-Lyres Clu.lJ, Maxwell, Honor Pin, Y-Teens, Ski Club, Girls' Choir, Valkyries, Red Cross Rep., Grade Council, Girls, Hi-Y .lEANE'l'l'E MEYER - Valkyries, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Jr. Escort, Rille Club, Ticket Salesman, Annual Salesman, OHice Monitor CAROLYN MILLER-Vulkyries, Girls'Cl1oir,Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross FRED MILLER-Bowling Club, D Club-Track, Ski Club, Jr. K Sr. Math Club ,l UNE MILLER-Viking Sister, Jr. Escort NANCY MILLER-A Cappella, Bowling Club, Sec. Maxwell SHIRLEY MlLSTElN- TERRY MILWAY-Advanced Gymnastics ELVIRA MOHR-Jr. Escort, Mixed Chorus ROBERT MONACO- VELMA MONTANO- NORMA MEIER GERRY MEISNER BERTHA MEJIA MYRON MERCURE SHIRLEY METZ JEANETTE MEYER CAROLYN MILLER, FRED MILLER JUNE MILLER NANCY MILLER SHIRLEY MILSTEIN TERRY MILWAY ELVIRA Mol-IR ROBERT MONACO VELMA MONTANO VERNON MONTGOMERY DONALD MOON DONALD Mo0RE LEE MOORE MARIAN MOORE RICHARD MORRELL JIM MUIRHEAD MYRNA MULLEN FRANCES MURPHY WAYNE MUTH MARVIN MYERS MARVIN NAIMAN J., h, 2 Af, A -fl., -, ,A 4 i A e Q 9? -wi, ,gif in U ,, AH , NELDA NASH GWEN NEHLS CHARLOTTE NELSON AUTIVITIE VERNON MONTGOMERY-Sr. Math Club DONALD MOON- DONALD MOORE-Wrestling LEE MOORE-Ski Club, R. O. T. C, MARIAN MOORE-Pres. A. C. N., Pres. Sopb. Class, Secy. Jr. Class, Student Council 194849, A Cappella, Mutlrigal, Jr.-Sr. Prom. Comm., Webster Secy., Val- kyries, Lyres Club, Viking Sisters, Jr. Escort, North Star Staff, Sopb.-Jr. Talent Shows, Viking Varieties RICHARD MORRELL-Cheerleader, D Club, Ticket Salesman, Grade Council Jr. 81 Sri, Boys' Glee Club, Ski Club, Swimming JIM MUIRHEAD- MYRNA MULLEN-Editor North Star, Treas. S. O. S., Valkyries, Student Council, Viking Sisters, Jr. Escort, Ski Club, Homecoming Comm., A. C. N. Dance Comm. FRANCES MURPHY-Lyres Club, Y-Teens Club WAYNE MUTH-Pres. Boys' Hi-Y, Ski Club, Pres. Sr. Math Club, National Honor Society, Roller Skating Club, Rod 81 Gun Club, Honor Pin MARVIN MYERS- MARVIN NAlMAN- NELDA NASH -- Viking Sisters, Ir. Escort, Band, Nortb Star Salesman, Red Cross, Oificc Monitor GWEN NEHLS-Valkyries, Sr. Grade Council, Girls' Choir CHARLOTTE NELSON- AUTIVITIE calls fa ,UM NELSON- ' LEWIS NELSON-Visual Education, Oilice Monitor MARY NEWMAN - Crude Council, Roller Skating Club CHARLENE NICOSKI-Y-Teens CHARLES NOCERA-Band, 1949 Varieties, 1949 .lr. Talent Show JAMES NELSON RAY NORRIS--Band ELIZABETH NOWICZ-Valkyries, Girls' Hi-Y SHIRLEY OCHS-Jr. Escort, Y-Teens NADENE OLIN- CATHERINE ORR-Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Valky- ries, Y-Teens, Jr. Grade Council, 1949 A. C. N. Dance Comm. ALBERTA 0STWALD-- PAUL OSUGA- CATHY 0'l'l'0-Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Lyres Clnlz, Y-Teens, Maxwell, Ski Club, Sr. Math Club MARY ANE NEWMAN GERALD OWENS- LEWIS NELSON J HELEN OZBIRN - Science Club Secy., Valkyries, Girls' Hi-Y CHARLENE Nlcosxl CHARLES NOCERA RAY NORRIS NADENE OLIN ELIZABETH Nowlcz SHIRLEY 0045 CATHERINE mm LSA. ALBERTA OSTWALD PAUL 0sUr:A CATHY OWU GERALD OWENS HELEN UZBIRN . ,. AMG . ff 0 ,V J . X 3 fi Q MAPVINE PAGE ROBERT PAGE DONALD PARRISH ANN P DUANE PASTOR J0 EARCE DORATHEA PELHAM PEGGY FENCE JOAN PEPPER WANNE PERKINS Bun PETERS RALPH PETRAGLIA GEORGE PETRALI A El-SIE PETRIE ARLENE PFANNENSTIEL BILL PERKINS AUTIVITIE MARVINE PAGE - Valkyries, A Cappella, Bowling Club, Girls, Ili-Y, Color Day Show, Ir. Talent Show ROBERT PAGE-Soph. Grade Council, Bowling Club, Concert Band DONALD PARRISII-Concert Band, Viking Varieties 1949, Dance Band DUANE PASTOR- JOANN PEARCE-Y-Teens, Girls' Rifle Club, Valky- ries, G. A. S., Soph. Talent Show, Snph. Grade Council, Jr. Escort, Homecoming Comm. 1949, North Star, A. G. N. Dance Comm. 1950, Sr. Play Comm., Girls' Glee Club DOROTHEA PELHAM- PEGGY PENCE- IOAN PEPPER - Valkyries, Homecoming Dance Comm., A. G. N. Dance Comm., Jr. Grade Council Rep., North Star Salesman BILL PERKINS- JOANNE PERKINS-S. O. S., Ski Club, Rifle Club, Red Cross Rep., Viking Varieties BUD PETERS-Band, All City Orchestra, Ski Club, Viking Varieties 1949 81 1950, Grade Council, Dance Banll RALPH PETRAGLIA- GEO. PETRALIA- ELSIE PETRIE- ARLENE PFANNENSTIEL- IUTIVITIE BARBARA PHILLIPS-Girls' Choir, Oiiice Assistant, Maxwell MARION PICCOLI-Concert Band, Jr. Talent Show 1949, Viking Varieties 1947-50, Dance Band JOSEPHINE PLANCARTE-Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Girls' Choir RICHARD PLA'IZ1Ski Club, Treas. Rod H Gun Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Bowling Club, R. 0. T. C. BARBARA PHILLIPS TWILLIE POWEIIL-Ir. Escort DOROTHY POWERS-Girls' I'Ii-Y, Viking Varieties, Girls' Choir MARILYN PRANTE-Girls' Choir, Omce Asst., Max- well ' A FRANCES PRECHTL-Ski Club, S. O. S., Girls' Rifle Club, Bowling Club, Maxwell, Valkyries, Grade Coun- cil, Girls' Choir, Viking Varieties 1950 JACK PRINCE-Gym, swimming, D Club, viking Varieties 1950 BILL PROSE--Bowling Club JOYCE RADOVICH-Jr. Escort, Valkyries RUDY RAMIREZ- RICHARD RAM05'-'IL 0- T- C- MARION PICCOLI JOSEPHINE PLANCART E 1 BILL RANCH- CHARLENE RASO- 5 5 1 5 f 2 5 RICHARD PLATZ TWILLIE POWELL DOROTHY powmg MARILYN PRANTE FRANCES PRECIITL JACK PRINCE BILL PROSE JOYCE RADOVICI-I RUDY RAMIREZ RICHARD RAMUS BILL RANCH CHARLENE RA50 EILEEN RASO DON REED WILBUR REHFELD PAH' REMBOI-T JACK RENICK LA VAUGI-IN RICE BEIIY RICHMOND DAVE RINEHART JEAN RENICK BERNICE 'UNK BETTY ANN ROBERSON BARBARA ROBINSON BARBARA RODERICIS RQBERT ROBINSON ROSEANN RODIE ACTIVITIE EILEEN RASO- DON REED--D Club, Baseball Mgr., Rod 81 Gun Club WILBUR REHFELD- PA'l'I'Y REMBOLT-.lr. Escort, Viking Sister, Oilice Monitor JACK RENICK-- IEAN RENICK -- Grade Council, Valkyries, Viking Varieties 1950 LA VAUGHN RICE - Girls' Hi-Y, Viking Varieties, Nortli Star Salesman, Girls' Choir BETTY RICHMOND-Girls' l-Ii-Y, Rifle Club, Ski Club, R. O. T. C., Viking Varieties 1949-50, Valkyries, Sr. Grade Council DAVE RINEHART-Ski Club BERNICE RINK- BE'I'l'Y ROBERSON -- R. 0. T. C., Valkyries, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, G. A. S., Y-Teens, A. G. N. Dance Comm., Ski Club, Girls' Choir, Red Cross Rep., Honor Pin, Girls' Riile Club BARBARA ROBINSON-Vslkyries Vice-Pres., Cheer- leader, Ticket Salesman, Annual Salesman, A. G. N. Dance Comm., Bowling Club, Oilice Monitor, Ski Club, Jr. Math Club, Grade Council ROBERT ROBINSON- BARBARA RODERICK-R. O. T. C., Pres. Girls' Riile Club, Valkyries, Ski Club, Y-Teens, Homecoming Dance Comm., Grade Council, North Star Salesman ROSEANN RODIE-S. 0. S., Valkyries, Cheerleader, North Star Salesman ACTIVITIE BOB ROMERO-A Cappella, Viking Varieties, Mud- rigal LELAND ROOD- CHARLES ROSE-National Honor Society MARTIN ROSEN- BARBARA ROSIER-,lr. Escort, Bowling Club, Retl Cross Representative HARRIET ROTH-S. O. S., Lyres Club, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister GERALDINE ROUTE - Black Masque, Lyres Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Girls, Choir, Red Cross Representative, North Star Salesman, Black Mnsque Play, Sr. Class Play, Library Helper HENRY ROWLAND - A Cappella, Madrigal, Boys' Choir JOYCE RUBIN-Valkyries, Y-Teens, Girls' Hi-Y, Math Club DOROTHY RUSSELL-A Cappella, Viking Sisters, Lyres Club, Y-Teens Vice-Pres., Grade Council, Viking Varieties 1949 RICHARD RYAN-Baseball, D Club, Ski Club Pres. SARAH SABELL-North Star Salesman, Grade Coun- cil Soph., Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross Representa- tive, S. O. S. STAN SALIMAN-Sr. Math Club ABEL SAMORA- ANTHONY SANCHEZ-A Cappella, Viking Varieties BOB ROMERO LELAND ROOD CHARLES ROSE MARTIN ROSEN BARBARA ROSIER HARRIET ROTH GERALDINE ROUTE HENRY ROWLAND JOYCE RUBIN DOROTHY RUSSELL 5 , mamma RYAN SARA SABELL STAN SALIMAN ABEL SAMORA ANTHONY SANCHEZ DOLORES SANDLER MARY SAN PIETRO RALPH SANTANGELO BARBARA SARCUNI ELI SCHACHET RALPH SCHEELE JIM SCHELLING ,IOSEPHINE SCHIAVONE DON SCHISSLER LORNA SCHLESSELMAN GEORGE SCHLEY JEANNE SCHM FANNIE SCHNEIDER BARBARA SCHOENBEBG DIANE SCI-IREIBEII IDT AUTIVITIE DOLORES SANDLEH--Maxwell, Girls' Choir MARY SAN PIETRO--Girls' Choir, Library Assistant RALPH SANTANGELO-Vice-Pres. Soph. Class, Stu- dent Council., Grade Council, Rell Cross Representa- tive BARBARA SARCONI-Pres. Vnlkyries, Jr. Escort, Viking Sister, National Honor Society, Honor Pin, Grade Council, Homecoming Comm., A. G. N. Dance Comm., Viking Varieties 1950 ELI SCHACHET-Webster, Shalroth Contest, Photo Club, Sr. Mull! Club, 1916 Contest RALPH SCHEELE-Honor Pin JIM SCHELLING-Track, D Club, Bowling Club JOSEPHINE SCHIAVONE--Valkyries, S. O. S., Jr. Escort, Grade Council DON SCHISSLER 1 D Club, Football, A Cappella, Viking Varieties LORNA SCHLESSELMAN - Valkyries, Vice-Pres. G. A. S., Bowling Club, jr. Escort, Viking Sister, Otfice Monitor, North Star Sslesmnn, High School Essay Winner GEO. SCHLEY - Secy. Sr. Class, Student Council, North Star, Grade Council 1947, Commencement Speaker, Viking Varieties I949, Jr. Talent Show, 1916 Contest, Honor Pin, Black Masque, Black Masque Plny 1949, D Club, Basketball Mgr., Sr. Prom Committee ,IEANNE SCHMIDT-Valkyries, Grade Council Soph., Red Cross Representative FANNIE SCHNEIDER-Jr. Escort, Viking Sister BARBARA SCHOENBERG-A Cappella DIANE SCHREIBER-Jr. Escort, Viking Sister ACTIVITIE ROBERTA SCHUESSLER - Valkyries, A Cappella, Marlrigal, Ski Club, Rifle Club, Bowling Club, Maxwell, Library Assistant DAISY SCHULTZ-Honor Pin, Jr. Escort, Science Club Pres., Girls' Hi-Y GLENN SCHULTZ-Movie Operator RALPH SCHWAB-Baseball, D Club, Mixed Chorus ARTHUR SCHWARTL- ROBERTA SCHUESSLER ROH AIN SCHWARZ- ROSALEE SCHWARTZ DONNA SCHWARZ-Lyres Club, Valkyries, Home- coming Dance Committee HAROLD SHWlENDT- LAUREL SEALANDER - Bowling Club, Maxwell, Clinic Assistant, Jr. Escort LILLIAN SEDALNICK- SAUNDRA SEGAL- CHUCK SEIPP-Rod Sz Gun Club BE'l'I'Y SEITZ-Valkyrie! Drill Captain, Viking Vari- UMSY SCHULTZ GLENN SC!-IULTZ eties 1949, Grade Council, Ticket Salesman, Red Cross Representative, Y-Teens SHIRLEY SENA-Y-Teens, Girls' Clee Club RALPH SCI-IWAB ROHAIN SCHWARTZ ARTHUR SCHWARTL E E l ROSALEE SCHWARW DONNA SCHWARZ HAROLD SCHWIENDT LAUREL SEALANDER W , , ULUAN SEDALNICK SAUNDRA SEGAL CHUCK SUPP nl-:Try sun sumusv SENA i N EVANGELINE SHABALL NORMA SHANKS FRANCES SHANNUN BERNARD SHAPIRO ROWENA SHELEY JIM SHELTUN BETTY SHIDELER BILL SHOCKLEY BETTY SMITH .IANIS SMITH MARGIE SMITH HERBERT SMITH SAI-LY SMITH WILUAM smrm DOLORES SMOOKLER I A C 'I' I I I 'I' I E S EVANGELINE SHABALL-Valkyries NORMA SHANKS--G. A. S. Head of Sports, Girls' Hi-Y, Roller Skating Club Vice-Pres. FRANCES SHANNON- BERNARD SHAPIRO- ROWENA SHELEY-Jr. Escort JIM SHELTON-Wrestling BETTY SHIDELER--Red Cross Representative, Li- brary Assistant, Rollert Skating Club, Girls' Choir BILL SHOCKLEY-Sr. Grade Council, Honor Pin BETTY SMITH- BILL SMITH- HERBERT SMITH-D Club, Football, Basketball JANIS SMITH-Valkyries, Science Clulr, F. B. L. D., Maxwell, Viking Sisters, Jr. Escort, Honor Pin, Red Cross Representative MARGIE SMITH- SALLY SMITH-Maxwell, Red Cross Representative, Oiiice Monitor DOLORES SMOOKLER-Maxwell, Rille Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Red Cross Representative , AUDREY SNYDER - Valkyries, A Cappella, Lyres Club, Soph. Talent Show, Jr. Talent Show, Viking Varieties, Grade Council, North Star Salesman, Photo Club DOROTHY SNYDER-Jr. Escort LEE SNYDER-Grade Council Soph. H Jr., Vice-Pres. Rod 8 Gun Club BEN SOBLE-Band, Jr. Talent Show, Viking Varieties 1947 MARJORIE SONDIE-Maxwell, Lyres Club, Viking Varieties 1949, Red Cross Representative, Library Assistant, A Cappella, Girls' Choir KAREN SORENSEN-Jr. Escort, Viking Sisters, Girls' Choir, Viking Varieties 194-9 HARVEY SORRENTINO - Sr. Math Club, Concert Band, Grade Council, Honor Pin JIM SPEAS--Ski Club MARY SPEAS-Valkyries, Homecoming Committee, Mixed Chorus BILL SPENCER- MARILYN SPIRK-Orchestra, Bowling Club ARTHUR STEFFEN-Ir. Red Cross, Black Masque., Webster, Jr. Talent Show, Sopb. Talent Show, Black Masque Play, Sr. Class Play Comm., Winner 1916- 1949 Shafrotli, Commencement Speaker CONNIE STEINGRABER - Science Club, Maxwell, Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Jr. Escort, Sr. Class Play SALLY STEINGRABER- JOHN STEPHENS 1 Student Council 1947, Secy. Sophomore Class, Junior Talent Show ra W Q 1 so ' za, t 4 av., iw N -..,. ng! , - . . K ,M . AUDREY SNYDER DOROTHY SNYDER LEE SNYDER BEN SOBLE MARJORIE SONDIE KAREN SORENSEN 5 WW' HARVEY SORRENTINO JIM SPEAS MARY SPEAS BILL SPENCER MARILYN SPIRK ARTHU R STEFFEN CONNIE STEINGRABER SALLY ST EINGRABER JOHN STEPHENS SHIRLEY STEPHENS JANET STERKEL SHIRLEY STERKEL EVELYN STEVESQN DALE STONE I JIM STOVALL DWIGHT STRUTHERS ROBERT sULL1vAN ALICE SUNDGREN BARBARA sUs0N MARY SWAN MARY TAc11'o V I -I0HN TAFOYA LONA TAN GREN ALICE TANI ACTIVITIES SHIRLEY STEPHENS- JANET STERKEL-Viking Sister, S. O. S., Valkyries, Junior Escort, Senior Math Club, National Honor Soci- ety, Honor Pin SHIRLEY STERKEL--S. 0. S., Bowling Club EVELYN STEVESON--Concert Band DALE STONE- JIM STOVALL DWIGHT STRUTHERS- ROBERT SULLIVAN- ALICE SUNDGREN-.Iunior Escort BARBARA SUSON-Band, Maxwell MARY SWAN-Pres. Bowling Club, Library Assistant, North Star Salesman MARY TACITO-Bowling Club, D Club Dance Comm. JOHN TAFOYA-A Cappella, Viking Varieties LONA TANGREN- ALICE TANI-Junior Escort, Viking Sisters, Valky- ries, Honor Pin, Senior Class Play Committee, Senior Grade Council, Orchestra, All City Orchestra, Red Cross Representative ACTIVITIES DAN TECKER-R. 0. T. C. RICHARD TEODONNO - Annual Board Photog- rapher, North Star Photographer, Ski Club, Advanced Gym, Wrestling, D Club SHIRLEY TETO-Valkyries, Y-Teens, Grade Council, Homecoming Dance Committee, Red Cross Represen- tative, Omce Monitor RUCHILLE THALER - Valkyries, Ski Club, Girls, Hi-Y LENORA THORNBOROUGH - Ticket Salesman, Girls' Choir, Annual Salesman RAY THORNTON- BOB TIERNAN-North Star, Advanced Gym, junior Prom Committee LORETTA TODDONIO-North Star, Maxivell, Bowl- ing Club, Girls' Glee Club KEN TOLVE-D Club, Baseball, Swimming PAUL TOWNER-Webster, Honor Pin, Red Cross, R. O. T. C. JOHN TOWNSEND - Black Masque, Webster, Na- tional Honor, Junior Talent Show, Black Masque Play 194849-50, Senior Play Committee, Annual Board, Library Committee, North Star Salesman, Viking Vari- eties, Honor Pin PEGGY TRAGER-Girls, Choir SHIRLEY TREBER-Concert Band, Girls' Glee Club ANTHONY TROILO-Grade Council GEORGE TATE DAN TECKER RICHARD TEODONNO SHIRLEY TET0 RUCHIU-E THA'-ER LENORA Taolwaonouca RAY THORNTON BOB TIERNAN LORETTA TODDONIO KEN TOLVE ANTHONY 1'R0n.o PAUL TOWNER JOHN TOWNSEND PEGGY TRAGER SHIRLEY nusaan I BETTY TUCKER DAVID 1-yum 'mow num LINN UNRUH NORMA VALENTINE HAROLD VAN HOOSER JOHN VARNER BILL VAR5 n ' ' ' g ' V pw JIM VERALD' gm-ry WAGNER LARRY WALBRIDGE BEVERLY WALKER CHARLES WARD JOANN WARD DON VECCHIO A C 'I' I V I 'I' I II BETTY TUCKER-Junior Escort, Roller Skating Club DAVID TYLER- TERRY TYLER-R. O. T. C. LINN UNRUH-R. 0. T. C., Movie Operator NORMA VALENTINE--Valkyries, North Star, Senior Play Committee, Bowling Club, Ski Club, Homecom- ing Committee, Rifle Club, North Star Salesman, 08'ce Monitor, Library Assistant HAROLD VAN HOOSER-National Honor Society JOHN VARNER 1 Webster, Pres. Maxwell, Science Club, K. 0. T. C., Grade Council. Red Cross Council, Visual Education BILL VARS-D Club DON VECCHIO - A Cappella, Senior Math Club, Viking Varieties 194849 ,IIM VERALDI - Football, Track, Grade Council, D Club BETTY WAGNER-S. 0. S., Bowling Club, Honor Pin, Viking Varieties l947-49, All City Orchestra, Concert Orchestra, Lyres Club, Junior Escort, Junior Talent Show 1949 LARRY WALBRIDCE-R. 0. T. C., Rod K! Gun Club, Red Cross Representative BEVERLY WALKER-Valkyries CHARLES WARD-Bowling Club, North Star Sales- man JOANN WARD-Ski Club, Valkyries, C. A. S. Treas , Y-Teens ACTIVITIE JACK WATSON-Swimming, D Club, Senior Math Club SHIRLEY WATSON-North Star, Viking Varieties 1949, Maxwell, Junior Escorts KATHY WATTERS - vnlkyraes, Y.Tee..., Junior Grade Council MARJORIE WEBBER DORA WEIDENBAUM--Maxwell, Valkyries, Junior Escort, Viking Sisters, Grade Council, Honor Pin, F. B. L. D. MERLIN WEISZ-Viking varieties, A Cappella ROLAND WELSH- mvm WEST-Swimming, ski Club BEVERLY WHIITEMORE-Grade Council DELORES WILLIAMS-Valkyries, North Star Sales- man, Mixed Chorus RONNIE WILLIAMS1Crade Council DOLORES WILSON- MARJORIE WILSON- CARLA WINKLER-Valkyries, Y-Teens, Maxwell, Ski Club, Photo Club, Office Monitor, Annual Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Homecoming Committee BETTY WITH- L G ,Q 3 . Z is K A 3 34 f . M ., 2.55.5 Xi 4' are W e JACK WATSON SHIRLEY WATSON KATHY W ATIERS MARJORIE WEBBER Dom WEIDENBAUM MERUN Wmsz ROLAND WELSH RONNIE WILLIAMS DOLORES WVILSON DAVID WEST BEVERLY WHITFEMORE DELORES WILLIAMS 'Q W7 - ' Fw M. 1 I f V X ,. 1 'K i ...K K , is MARJORIE WILSON CARLA WINKLER BETTY WITH MARTHA Wolfe STANLEY WOLFE DON WOOD 5 JERRY WOODWARD HELEN WOODY WORTH DONA WRIGHT BEVERLY WULF MILDRED YACOVETTA DONALD YAG1 FRANK ZARLENGO FRANK ZARLENGO IRENE ZARLENGO JACK ZEILER MARLENE ZELINGER AC'l'l,Vl'l'lE MARTHA WOLFE-Valkyries, Junior Escort STANLEY WOLFE-Stamp Club, Webster DON WOOD- JERRY WOODWARD-Ski Club, D Club, Red Cross Representative 4 HELEN WOODY - G. A. S., Y-Teens, Pres. Girls' Choir, North Star Salesman, Viking Varieties, Library Assistant WWLBER WVORTH-Maxwell, Senior Math Club DONA WRIGHT1Orchestra, Lyrcs Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Valkyries, Red Cross Representative, Clinic Assistant, Junior Escort, Junior Talent Show, Sophomore Talent Show, 1916 Contest BEVERLEY WULF - Valkyries, Sophomore Talent Show, Homecoming Dance Committee, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Grade Council Representative MILDRED YACOVETTA-S. 0. S., Valkyries, Girls' Rifle Club., Junior Real Cross Representative, North Star Salesman DONALD YACI- FRANK ZARLENGO-- FRANK ZARLENGO - Boys' Cleo Club, Red Cross Representative IRENE ZARLENGO- JACK ZEILER-Football, Track, D Club, Grade Conn- cil, Junior Prom Committee, Honor Pin, Pres. Na- tional Honor, Harvard Award MARLENE ZELINGER-Maxwell Club MARLENE ZEROBNICK, ELAINE ZIMMERMAN EUGENIA ZITO MARILYN ZOLITOR QUINT ZUHLKE PATRICIA ZUKERMAN BOB RICHTER ACTIVITIES MARLENE ZEROBNICK- Valkyries, Junior Escort, Junior Math Club ELAINE ZIMMERMAN-Black Masque, Ski Club, Val- kyries, Bowling Club, Homecoming Dnnce Committee, A. C. N. Dance Committee, North Star Salesman EUGENIA ZITO- MARILYN ZOLITOR-Viking Varieties 194-9, Girls' Choir 1949 QUINT ZUHLKE-D Club, Wrestling, Grade Council, North Star Salesman, Bowling Club PAT ZUKERMAN-Maxwell, Red Cross Representa- tive, Clinic Assistant, North Star Salesman, Mixed Chorus BOB RICHTER Kiklbbmii vamxs ah , Presiderk THE C ASS OF f -...fwnh-vA 'nZ, Milclv-acl Easftvg Treasurer Y 'I A ,jk , - ' M ' 7 1 L' W' 2? Pd: Phillips, Vice.. Pres if-'felt ima, Sacretuy Wr mm I., 4 Q, .gn Y- Ky, A k - M-M 'ff BEVERLY JEANNE AARON GEORGIA ALLEN CARL ALLISON LORETTA AMATO BOB ANDERSON 7' BEVERLY BLAIR BILL BLANPIED RONALD BRADLEY An,- X VERNON BRINKHAUS PATRICIA BRUNEI! LORENE BRUNNER MAVIS BUBAK MARY BURGH MARVIN BURKE DIANE CARL JOSEPHINE CAVARKA ADLENE COLAIZZI GENE CONSTABLE W ALTER COVFIN SANDRA COZINE DOROTHY CRANE DESSA CRATTE MARGARET DAUGHERTY JIM DAWSON BONNIE DROSTE FLOYD FAILOR 4 Y? 5 IF , -, Q ,,,gr-.xwlix 7 Q fe I -2 fe? 5' if mf. ,W I WILLIAM GALLOWAY BERDEANE DUBIN CHARLIE FOWLER JIM GLADE GAY GOODMAN BETTY GRAY BARBARA DORAN KATHERINE DUFFY PATRICIA FRENCH 'T CHHL I? JUNE GODDARD 19 MARTHA GRAYSON MILDRED EASTER x , X GRETA FULLMER DOLLY GALE MARVIN GOLDBERG .IEKINNE GOODFELLOW MARILYN GRIFFITH MARTIN HADLEY va BEVERLY HAGER NADINE HALYBURTQN BONNY HAMILTON SHIRLEY HANCOCK BEVERI-EY HASELGREN GLENITA HENDERSHOT Nom HERSHEY vmcmm HILL BARBARA HOU-ARD HOWARD HOXIE WARREN ILCHMAN CAROLE JOHNS JOAN JOHNSON PAT JONES ROBERT JONES SAM JONES PAT KELLY ELAINE KENNER MARLENE KOCH PAT KRAUSE BILL KRIEG DORIS LANE FERN LEWALLEN VERLYN LINDELL ILYYMW, GARY LOS!-I CAROLYN LOWE PAT LUCAS BETTY McY1ART BETTY McCAUL TOM MACALUSO JOYCE MAGGARD HENRIETFA MARTINELLI SHIRLEY MARTINES KENNETH MARUMOTO MARY MATFSON HAROLD MAYBERKY BEVERLY MIDYETI' Tom MILLENSIFER CAROLYN MIILEN PHYLLIS MILSTEIN SHIRLEY MOORE WARREN MonEAU NORMA MULLEN JEANNE NAUGLE JAN NELSON DONALD OCHIATO MILLIE PASTINE ARLENE PEARSON NORMA PENN DOROTHY PFENNING JANET PIETRAFESO JACK PISTER CAROL PLANK LOIS POMRENING D0 Lois PULSIPHI-:R J0 ANN PYATI' NIRA DEE RALSTON JACK RASMUSSEN BE RAYMOND RENZ ARLENE RICHTER DOLORES ROI-IE D PAT PHILLIPS RIS PONTINE VERLY REISBECK OLORES ROMERO DONNA ROSS JANET ROTII VANCE RUSSELL 68 GERALD RU'l'I' GRETCHEN SALTER 1 4 QW -A ' :I- Q' iw ' ,1 RAMONA SANBORN FRANK SCHNIEDER 1' DARLENE scnorr GAIL SCHROLL RUTH SEGANTI BARBARA SHOOK Bos SMITH MARIAN smmi PAUL slvnm WWE' 'f Ffh 4 'f'AA f I L' f 1 I Q AAAAA if A I 1 A 101-IN STARNS SHIRLEY STEERS MARGARET STEVENS CLIFFORD STONE RUNALD STONE IGN DOROTHY STRAUB 'X 5 ELEANOR TAFOYA PATSY TAFI' EDNA TATE LILLYAN TEODONO HI 4 LOUISE THRASHER VIIIGINIA TODD CHARLOTTE ToLBEnT SHIRLEY TOOLEY TED TRAINOR Xxx! BEVERLY TROXELL TSURIIDA DOLORES TULK PAT TURNER BE'l'I'Y VOLOSIN FRED VOTE HOWARD WEISS LORRAINE WELSH GERRY WENTWORTH BARBARA WESEBAUM SHIRLEY WIEDERSPAN JO ANN WILLIAMS LARRY WINOGRAD PATSY LOU WOLF BONNIE WRIGHT CHLOE WRIGHT BOB WAIILMIER JACKIE YOCKEY BILL ZANOL of Bully Nnurse, an 11B student who died after a twelve-week Illness In Memoriam-Sadness fell upon our school with the passing 5 . - on December 28, 1949. 70 Preaidemffl V Vige Residenf' Szgcrzetary ' Ti-Je3sQ,v-QQ' Y I SANDRA ALBERT EUNICE AUMANN CHARLES BEALL MARJORIE BERKE SHIRLEY BEYER5 PAT Blccs DABROL BADE SHIRLEY BLAZIER DWAYNE BLUE PHYLLIS BOTSFORD ywwgf' X ywiyy' N, A ii . ' f : , ..,. ., ,. 4- M . . A f37?'7ff'.g f 'LA ga., ff L A . Ax. ' L, A A V ' 1' .,-.- Eff W If Qi, f K A A f wg., fl 4 RONNIE BROTHERS GERALDINE BR0wN BARBARA BURRY LESLIE CALDWELL NEVA COCHRAN MARILYN COFFEY CHARLEEN COOKE DUNN-D DANIELS PAT DAvls NORMA ECKER JOY LOU FARRIS BEVERLY FEINGOLD IRENE FINDER LENORE FRANKLIN JACQUELYN GARNER ROXIE CARRAMONE TED GEICH BEVERLY GIBSON SYLVIA CRAYSON BOBE'I'I'E HAIMSOHN CLAUDIA HANCOCK VIVIAN HANSON JO ANN HOLROYD GINNY HOWARD JEANNE HOWE J0 ANN HUF!-'ORD AVIS HUNTER 72 CAROL LEE JONES RICHARD KERBY PHYLLIS KOCHINAS BARBARA KONKEL PEARL KUNTZ KARYL KYLE CHARLES LAPP MONTY LOSEE GARY MACHESNEY DALE MACK LENA MAESTAS I Him-5' ' ' MARY LOU MALLON BEVERLY MARCOTTE PAT McCOY NORMAN McKANNA VIVIAN MEGAS GERALD MINGER SHIR-L1-:E NASH JOAN NIEDENTHAL PAT 0'NEILL RONALD PEARCE TAUNITA PETERSON JOAN PIETRAFESO GWENDOLYN PRANDE MARJORIE REED WINNIE LOU REESE JOAN REICHART CLYDA ROTHFUSS ZANA SILVERMAN P 9 +55 if-f ,fm W, I QMS .3 W I .zll I I JACKIE SMITH NANCY SNIVELY 7 4 suzANNE SPARN PAUL STEVENS KENNETH STILLHAMMER MELVINA SUNBARGER 1 SALLY TALL SHIRLEY TURNER RICHARD UNFER GLORIA WALKER NWS- CAROL WEALE VBLMA WILES ELAINE W00'-MAN SALLY YAMASAKI The organizations in which We participate are on integral part of our preparation for the future. The fortyftwo organnnizar- tions at North ahlow the student to develope hnnsehf in ar rnatnner which earn he achieved only in ar free society. Q , 3 If 49 N Q Q EB Bgffraellgrggv ALL SCHOUL 6011 gfmvv-1 6 MAL Lam 'kj Vic e, 'R-esiclent OFFICERS .- Pres' Moore Marlon be 'bf' Jurgens Vice-Pres Elf onty Shirley 590 neat 7 Upon entering North everv -firl automatically' becomes a member of All GIPIS of North. They acl as sponsors of the Mother- Daughter Tea, and the HA. C. N. Dance. Officers are elected once a year by the members. The A G N Dance Vikingdom w0uldn't be complete without our Pep Club. We've been mighty proud of the Valkyries, as they performed at football games, marched in parades, and participated in rallies. -51311. Efvwff ii Q5-ttf, .5i lV,,QQ5vf- '-3, .Q A ii PTUS- Barbara SFll'00Yli Vice-Pres.-Sec. Shirley Elfonty Treas. Amelia Digor Drill captain Betty Seilz 78 . , hw? !l. f-., My W 7h-.,, , ..-iz kr ,M-wx' , , ,Maw- A ' .. ww' 1- hi 3 ii? . gf 'i'-A' A ah V' ' G ff e tg., f ff. .1 Q. ' Q r 1' 9 F 's r, s we w Egg - ' Q ,M 5 'F A 1 . 1 FQ -i,.r'l5'iw 4 Q ,. KA 1 'S ,gt .L fin Q f z ' 5 - ' .. - , , ' ,, A ,fx .M . ..V., 1, . K W 3 it xt, . .-. ,. .,,, ,- .- :- 7 . -A .5 Vkk- gym.: H ., f f vs: fr, .'+..:g.ff,Q :E-FE .212-2 - fLiwTL.5.wm: .N f . . Q, 5 -aw - H .1 f A ,infix f- K .5931 bg Q Z. a 1 Q . LE A 'ff .1 if . ,QQ . N EFF' - I-1 gijtj w f' 'L , L, - . N, ., Aww 3? ' 3 x W2 1 95 f-1 'Q ,mia-w. . X A FQ f iffy V R :ff a gf jig' lc I 1 ,Q :,: '-9119? f ,Q ' ' 'Q' 1 Q' IA ,915 V -M em. Wt as Many happy Viking couples shared in the en- joyment of their dance, The Purple and Cold Rush. Sponsors: Miss Notesline, Miss Davis 79 PFCS- John Varner Vice-Pres. Rosemary Carramone Sec, Nancy Miller Treas. Betty Blakely Peace in the world tomorrow may depend a great deal upon students who are now members of Maxwell Nancf leads lhe discussion' International Relations Club and other similar argan- izations. Q , , .3 vsp X ? Z if 3 80 Rec. Sec. MRFIOD Moore Htsi. Georgia Allen Vice-Pres. Stanley Kamlet Sgt.-at-Arms Bill Blanpied Sponsor: Miss Lendrum PYCS- Allen Jackson C0l'l'0S--S60 .lo Anne Longwell Treas. Carolyn Lowe The purpose of Webster Oratorical Society is to give those interested in Speech an opportunity to par- ticipate in, and to enjoy, all types of speaking. CHI! fun Y-Q1 'MW Vice-Pres. Dorothy Russel TW35- LOUBYUI -llll'g0llS Pres. Bonnie Laughlin SCC- C0l'l'iU6 Gini Promoting higher ideals among American youth is the chief aim of North Y-Teens. These energetic girls stay busy the entire year, planning, playing, and working together. Y-Teens in action. 1 1 - 2 ' 'X ,: ' f J 1 ,. - if E'-I A if Q , ' V5 'Z -V '- -' Za . , 1. . 5 S, gs , , ,I Q .a A Y 1 5 Y l - Y x x - N X - t Q, I f . v' v ' X ' -X Fw- .yr ,ix T SSL Ax ,R YN,-sv W 5 'mx .hm Wx i X Fx ,sw ' K x ,mi 'x YM R -4 A Q.-.fx i - X -, x -X X , , 'X 'M 82 5 Y e 5 2 To be or not to be. f 5 E Xi' Hist, Billie Weiss Pres. Lallago Kallntinzer Vice-Pres. Redverse James Sec. Wayne Shortridge Treas. George Schley The experience gained through the interpreting and producing of outstanding plays will enable the members of Black Masque to better understand and appreciate drama in all its phases. ni E 3 E 83 Bull's Eye ? ? T PFCS- Barbara Rflderick Vice-Pres. Bonnie Laughlin Sec. Corrine Gilli Sponsor Sergeant Stewart Treas. Carol Plank A sharp eye and a ready trigger finger gives North Viqueens steadiness and accuracy. These Oakleys practice faithfully and fire in many matches during the year. iii Pres. Dave Krebs Vice-Pres. Eddie Lyons Sec.-Treas. Charles Hazzard Our Northern athletes may not win all their games, but the percentage is high. Win or lose, how- A , ever, we're behind them. The D Club is made up n upstandlng membe' of the D Club' entirely of boys who have earned a letter. 85 Treas. Shi rley George Sec. Tom Cwinup Vice-Pres. Jo Erma Henshaw Pres. Jack Zieler The National Honor Society is the golden rung at the top of every Viking's scholastic ladder. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter. Studying again, n as 'M s ' -dui? 1 The new look. Pres. ,lane Kingsbury Vice-Pres. Sonia Paulukovich Sec. Shirley Frey Treas. Norma Shanks This group of Vikings keeps its wheels rolling in many activities such as dancing and skating parties. This club includes the beginner as well as the more advanced skaters. Bumps don'l discourage these roll- ing Vikings for each has his share sooner or later. 0 9? o ig sp 6 87 What a Problem Z jf fi D D Pres- Wayne Muth Sec.-Treas. Myron Merclue Vice-Pres. Jane Kingsbury Sponsor Mr. Bragg The purpose of the Sr. Math Club is to afford opportunities for students seeking to further their knowledge of mathematics. This knowledge will serve them well in the future business world. NNN - lst Semester 2nd Semester 'Pres' Louann J'-U'5eFlS Pres. Pat Taft I Vice-Pres. Beverly Webber Vice-Pres. Emogene Miles Sec, Juanita Mader Sec. Ralph Lombardi Treas. Virginia Todd Treas. Gene J0hIlS0n Lyres Club affords an opportunity for all those School Daze who are interested in music, enabling them to express themselves and to combine their talents with others. it Sl Pres. Daisy Schliltz Vice-Pres. Marion Aumann Sec. Helen Ozbirn Treas. Carl Almquest Sponsor, Mr. Lynch In this age of atom bombs and great scientific discoveries, a time when science is of the greatest importance, the North Science Club gives the students of North interested in science a chance to keep pace with the times. 1 as 5 W fs, rw f mf' Q Q, , as ,ff 5 I Q MQ ar- H2O was never like this. Qc 'W' Ei? 3. sfiffwfmg, -165' Wil!- 'WAN ft is sm-11' Ga- N my Northside, Northside, rah rah rah za. Sponsor Mr, CaldwellAlternates Maiann Kinzbach Don Alexander Leading us in yells and cheers at games and ral- lies our energetic, enthusiastic Cheerleaders brought forth added school spirit. Pres. Corrine Gilli Vice-Pres. L01-na Schlesselman Sec. Harriet ,Iaggard Treas. ,Ioan Ward Sports Director Norma Shanks The Girls' Athletic Society consists of Northern Viqueens who take an active part in sports. They- participate in speedba 92 You tell 'em, Cilli. Toss-up We'll get even next year. G.A.S. vs. S.0.S. Pres. Coralyn Dreillx Vice-Pres. Margie Barker Stiff ule in sports all A any x 5 wi? Sec. Susan Losee Treas. Myrna Mullen bones and rheumatism have no place in the Spartans of Sports schedule. These girls keep avigorous sch round ai fm ' Z 'Mi' -no ed 94 .1 kv f Hen Party I Herevs to ya! Egg? Oh, what we don'l go through! A basket we hope , 5 W Pres Rich Ryan was not present when the picture was taken. Vice-Pres. Don Capron Sec. Eddie Lowery Treas. Carol Plank ss, ...ia sig gf f '?ili A if Spf' :M 5 v ' 96 The Norskis fthe first club of its kind in a Denver High Schooll, one of the largest and most active at North, was organized by skiers to further their inter- est and enjoyment in skiing. Under the sponsorship of Sarge Stuart the Club goes on weekly excursions to Berthoud Pass, Winter Park, and other Ski Meccas. V, ,wk X X K Pres. Mary Swan Vice-Pres. Don Shissler Boys' Sec. Gerald Chaplin, Bob Eson Girls' Sec. Betty Lou Blakely Boys' Treas. Floyd Failor Girls' Treas. Rosemary Carramone Sponsor Mr. Clark Dick Teodonno, Manager Our North High keglers are really on the ball. This group of Vikings have Urganized to further their in- terest and enjoyment in bowling. Thi? C0mpete with other high schools and in City wide matches. 3.53356 The North High Orchestra has steadily grown into a first-class musical organiza- tion. Under the direction of Mr. Pike, the group has increased its repertoire and has given enjoyment to many students in assemblies, and also to their parents in evening concerts. The entire Northside community is proud of the accomplish- ments of the Orchestra. ,.,:T1.s:4:w.an,,.'-fssxmw seas! , 41, is 23-nw-Q' fin: f 1 Q e W e w m' 5 Z 5 4 l x 3 5 2 L A. ST 5 5 I t .e -4 who - t , . . ,fy A. -f,.wf1-M-yf-wf. ,,k,-kk- H ,i K gQ1if115'?-2 . ' is During the past year the North Band under the direction of Earl Pike has con- tributed much to the enjoyment of not only the Vikings but to the entire commu- nity. Norsemen have enjoyed the music makers in their concerts, in the parades, assemblies, and at the football games. Practicing hard. A Cappella, Girls' Choir, and Boys' Choir, sing spontaneously, and from the heart. When talent is needed this group is often the one to perform. Many times during the year we are entertained by their beautiful voices. 4.5 J .-f ,W an if K A , A ' EJLSLLLLZA Qumufs CCLEIQJDUIEQ mvwzfs CGJQJMH3 ,Ei Pres Jack Plster Vlce Pres Jim Dawson Sec Lee Snyder Treas Don ReedSp0ns0r Sgt. Matthews F if 1 ws 1.2:-v KY , ,s,,q' MW ., U' Y ,Kiwi , dew ' . Q at ,Q as Q Y i '5 H' 'fy .- W wi 1 ' V-.wreatfgs 'K '5f',Y5'E . f as f Q, is 'if ' Y . i gif f ,4 ,K ,Q ? 'k s R. 45 ri 1 n ' ,la Q Miss Dawson 1 if , ef' A, 1, 4 ff' 4 5 , : ,, iff - 'S 'V fl: V, Kallminler Sec. Shirley F reyTreas. Betty Hummel SP0nS0 if iggagf L! vw? . 7 Q iw 3 ws swan N x Aw K' Q i-ff e ' a 1 3 In 3 N if ' If 9' f Qi W, imrwe ' z z fi Q.. 2 ,. 5, if rf 41 N J N 'fi' Pres. Wayne Muth Vice-Pres. Bob Ewing Sec. Bill.BlanpiedTreas. Warren llchmansponsor Mr. Jones 105 47 ff 06 -4 f 1 Q .5 M. ,if A' 2 ,i,,,fvli56fA 'iQ . 51 ' E 4 s 1 2 s . bpm 5- 5 '22 A , iii , ah, 472. .nl an e 's l 'mia 107 HQH EARY Mmsa MEN , P A X STAGE .441 MQDVIIE GREECE CMINHC EHQDN 110 ,if , REE Miss Dawson and Redvers hard at work 4 G , Planning future Red Cross activities. 'int Misxfg hi.. 5. . QU its if 3 Jw, 111 Phgagzsgon A 1902 tk .gif gm W The North High music concert of the year in the December 7, at 8:00 p Taking part in String Orchestra. The under the hurt Pike. were under Ruth Graves Smith ,groups 'ii n d Webber tra on the Usherettes were Sistem, ffffhey were Davenport, lyn Drielh, meme, Gwen Grt Carol Kehr, J Q ,Sydney Marshalk Catherine Orr, Bug 'Dorothy Russell, B. coni, and Janet Ste This concert was series of three that are gponsored by the P,T,A. Narth High Music The next concert is 1, for Friday, January 20, 1950. The Girls Octette is schedukmd to take part in the city-wide caroling program sponsored by the Denver Council of Churches and the Rocky Mountain News. vnuucs I Groups Take Par 1 mln 1 1 + Q fn aww UNH 'Uilff wma ajor Herbert Odon PM H' award l , Honorary Officers M Compa 4 HY R.O.T.C. is the abbreviation for Reserve Ofiicers Training Corps and is an elective subject. The course is military in nature but is designed to stress good citizenship and cour- tesy. During the year, dances are held by the units from all schools. One of these dances is a dinner-dance for the cadet oflicersg another is held for all cadets in the city. Com- petition among drill teams of the schools and other units are held each year. During the years 1946- 1949 North has won the drill com- petition three times. Rifle matches are another part of the program with rifles and ammunition being furnished to the team members. Near the end of May an Annual Field Day is held at Lakeside Park with competitions, award of deco- rations and trophies, and a formal review. Honorary Non-Coms Headquarters Company Color Guard Rifle Team Bn. Siaif Drill Team 6 l The athletic held rs the prov- l ing ground of the American Way ol'Life.1In the true spirit of sports' manshrp, the hoys and girls of North vie for athletic honors . .. regardless of their race, religion or economic standing. 522 L Vw.. r -gy M Y - dk 4 . 3 1 L Ugg 4 Al Q! fi 'g Q KN.. xQ gh -.. I is S Back Row Ed Weigond, Harvey Sterkel, Marvin Stine, Jack Prince, Dick Morrell, Coach Riddle, Monty Losee, Andy Arellano, Don Jackson, Charles Schnieder. Front Row: Floyd Failor, Jack Watson, John Kohut, Bob Watsoll, Paul Duncan, Dakar! Volk. SWI I G For the first tixne in 25 years of swimming competition North's swimming team won the City championship. In a nip and tuck race with the perennial champs from East, Coach Harvey Riddle's tank men out fought their opponents to win. ln the Denver University Invita- tional Meet, generally regarded as the state championship, the Vik swimmers came in second beaten only by the phenomenal swimrning of Colorado Springs. Jack Princf?diver, Do-n Jackson-freestyle, and Bob Watson-breast-stroke, led the way as they took down All-City honors. THEY RE OFF E.-gli? Lindsay End Jim Ve,-aldi Ben Hailpern Tom McKean Tackle Tackle Center Arnold Heller Guard, All-City THERE HE GOES . . Don Schrader Back, Captain OOPS, NOT THIS TIME 1 Charles Fgwlgr Jerry Ruttman Duck Laugeson Center Back Tackle VIKING- FOOTBALL The 1949 Viking football team would have been the cellar dwellers of the Prep League had they believed the pre-season predictions. With true Viking spirit however, they disregarded all the dopesters and went on to a suc- cessful season. Every opponent out-weighed North, up front in the all important line. The reserves were shallow and inex- perienced. These circumstances forced Coach Willet to develop that now rare item, a sixty minute team. Throughout the early stages of the season North was in the thick of the pennant fight. The keynote of the season was struck in the opening Manual game. Trailing by two touchdowns with less than a quarter to play, the Norsemen struck with lightning swiftness for 13 big points and the ball game. They won their second straight hairs raiser from favored West, 13-12. Amid the mud and rain North lost their first game of the campaign to the powerful East Angels, 12-0. North reached its highest point of the season in defeating South to the tune of 20-0. The victory assured North of its most successful homecoming in many a season. To open the second round North beat back a plucky Manual Thunderbolt squad, 12-6. An inspired West Cow- boy staged a second half comeback to defeat North, 20-14. The state championship bound Angels again pounded North, 20-0. A Heart breaking touchdown by South in the last minute of the season dropped North from the runnerup spot. The South Rebels won 7-0. Special mention should be accorded Coaches Myron Willet and Harvey Riddleg to Don Schisler, team captaing to Arnold Heller, All-City guardg and to Dave Krebs, the league's leading passer and punter. John Hunsbergcr E5 EA Q34 ,lerry Gerald Hutt Jim Room., End Guard Charles Bills Ronnie McConnell Back Guard DRIVE, SCHISS, DRIVE! j ,1 , ,A Bill Green Guafd KREBS CARRYING THE BALL wuangnlwvulgfi' I 3 '1 :gy if sa I zrz gg Q gp ff . I I l ' - e ,,, '-'-' ' ,. 7? lL,J.L RRRRR f , ll 5' Q I W V L K . i' ' 57' All 'I 3 ',l-, I W ' A ' 4, 1': H lf' WM ,W ffwx-M I it-K igiils In , Back PUNT FORMATION X if sf. A 2 -A . R Carl Allison Jim Dawson Ted Bloom Back Tackle End END AROUND Left to Right: Fxied Colleon, Don Westb 0 k, B b Ewing, Bill Betts and Mike Manfrii.0 0 STANDINGS CLUB WON LOST TIED EAST . . . . 8 0 0 SOUTH . . 4 3 1 NORTH . . 4 4 0 WEST . . . 2 6 0 MANUAL . 1 6 1 in SIA Vance Russell Back Don Capron Back NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH MANUAL WEST . . EAST . . SOUTH MANUAL WEST . . EAST . . SOUTH .....12 .. ...l2 ......12 6 ......20 ...21 7 Jack Zeller End A A ii ,N M 'E 3, I A .,1' it 9' ' Az A . H H ' ilfred Kramer L '-if - Back Yl,,, 5, ,,,i , , , 6 5 2 Back Row: Bob Urich, Max Sedalnick, Max Apple, Marvin Goldbcrg Norman Feldman. Front Row: Arnold Goldberg, Charles Hazzard, Gill Groman, Frank Schnieder, Cmlch Martin. The '49 Viking Tennis Team copped 2nd place laurels under the leadership of Coach Donald Martin. Sparked by two All-City Double combinations, Goldberg- Feldman and Hazzard-Urich, the netsters swept past all opposition, losing only to champion South. The team was captained by the No. 1 singles man, Max Apple. GOLF TENNIS Willner. Jackson. Third place was the position nabbed by the North Golf Team. Coach Hix's charges met tough competition from the near professional shooting of South and East. One of the highlights of the season was a hole-in-one, on the 12th hole at City Park by Floyd Failor. Dave Friedman was top golfer as well as team captain. Back Row Norman McKann George Anderson Paul Gutkmwht Coaeh Hix Bill Vars. Floyd Fallor, Jerry Front Row Ray Dennis, Dave Friedman Allen JOB WELL D0 E Back Row: Jack Prince, Bob Eason, Bob Robinson Coach O'Hanlon. Front Row: Andy Arellano Harris Levine, Don Leoni, Tony Pisciotta, Herghigl NVQ-instein. Coach Burwell 0. Moles first stepped into the North athletic scene in the fall of 1933. This year Mr. Moles retires as baseball coach. Coach Moles' stamp of greatness will never be forgotten here at North. No man in the Denver Prep League has ever left behind him such an envious record. In 16 years as baseball mentor, Coach Moles won 7 city champion- ships and tied for 2 additional ones. As wrestling coach he has produced 10 city and state titlists and tied for 1 more title. His record of 6 consecutive city and state wrestling championships will probably never be broken. During his stay at North Mr. Moles has not only become head of North's Athletic Department, but he has also earned the title of Dean of Denver's Coaches. GYMNASTICS Gymnastics, North's newest Varsity sport, is gaining ever increasing popu- larity on North's Athletic scene. In their first year in statewide competition, Coach 0'Hanlon's team ranked high with 5 boys taking All-State honors. Besides their athletic ability the team is popular with the student body for their entertaining cxhibitions. STRETCH HAP, STRETCH The 1950 Viking basketball tcam's play ranged from inspired to mediocre, from a win over the loop champions to a com- plete rout by the Wlest Cowboys. Spurts of great play were followed all too fre- quently by let-downs. Lack of reserves placed a great hindrance on Coach O'Hanlon as the team faded in the fourth quarter. ln the second Manual game North finally reached their full potential in snapping the two-time defending state champi0n's win - string at 17 straight league wins. An iron man team of Arn Heller, Don Cohen, Gerald Rutt, Hap Hazzard, and Dave Krebs swamped the Thunderbolts, 40 to 26. Don Cohen, who led the Viks during the entire season, cli- maxed the year by taking All-City honors. CLUB Won Lost MANUAL . . - . 6 2 WEST . - - 5 3 'SDUTH . . - - 4 4' EAST . . . . 3 5 NORTH . . . . 2 6 KREBS SCORING CTJEAR THAT BOARD Arnold Heller Dave Krebs Ted Bloom 5 w nw' DOH COITCU, All-City Jerry Rui! Charles Fowler Co-Captain a2?s r Q 'x,.f.vx 'is A W - l4f',f0 .,1 L ' 'T Coach Ovlianlon ,lack Clark Don Miller Manager Manager Charles Hap Hazzard Co-Captain Phil Burge N' R .,,, Cm,-M John Flood Manager Eddie Lyons 127 lbs. st! Eddie Cioa 95 lbs. Coach Moles Y. H .. .,, . 'wifi f ,L -is -tg f .an . vt, , -at 1 -1 fy es- -2 fig its W E, is Q Q. K ' ' , mf if la 7'.Tf2,.zE,f,::g1Q f 'I' 'Vi' ' , ,,,. 1 it i.?9s fgngs f f, wig-2.1-:,,', fp 2 I - ' as 7 .sg .,...Q,.. s.. 1,.' '-. I .- .s ' -' 1 .5 :M -nw . f - E A aww 1 wa , My sf 2 Allen Jackson Jim Shelton Carl Allison Rfmllie Lewis 133 lbs. 138 lbs. 14-5 lbs. 14-5 lbs. Carl Almquist Manager WRESTLI As all good things must come to an end, so N0rth's Wrestling Championship string was snapped. After 6 straight years of city and state championships, the 1950 Vik wrestlers met up with competition which was the roughest yet encountered. Unable to keep up with the tremendous state-wide improvement in wrestling, the grunt and groan artists dropped to third place in the city and state. With only 4 returning lettermen to build from, Coach Moles' charges lacked the depth and experience to stay on top. Ronnie McConnell led the team in its efforts as he easily took All-City and All-State honors in- 175 lb. class. f ana f 2 fllg v A ff W' A 1 ,f- I Nj, 5 al, A 4 x -Air: - l xx, ' Loy! Jo A X x , xii ff ' kmLA o '-+ ,z fy , Q 5 9 : + o o A A W 7' I 'f: A Y-rg Bill Lindsay Frank Kosolo Ronnie McConnell 175 lbs. Jim Veraldi Donnie Moore 154 lbs, 165 lbs. All-City All-State Heavyweigh' 103 lbs, HANG ON ED Dick Teodonnh Dave D'Scenz Manager 120 lbs. THAT'S OUR DON THAT'S THE WAY TO GO JACKSON VS. SAMPSON o A X ' N 3 5 K . HY f X Q 2 23 TRACK After a shaky start, losing their first two meets to South and Manual and taking second place in the D. U. Relays, the North track team entered the C. U. Relays the decided underdogs. Coach Gene Carner's team hit their greatest stride in the 4-40 and 880 relays with Krebs, Wells, Zimmerman, and Allen. They brought home to North for the first time in the history of the school, the highly coveted C. U. Relay Trophy. Dave Krebs-4-40, Chuck Auge-shotputter, and Ronny Lewis-miler, won All-City Honors. Krebs, Charles Wells, and Karl Zimmerman were the teams' captains. NEW SCHOOL RECORDS Event Runner Record 100 yard dash .... Wells . . . . . :l0.0 220 yard dash. . . Wells ..... . :21.9 440 yard dash. . . Krebs ....... ...... . :SIA- Broad ,lump ..... Zimmerman ........... 22'2 440 yard Relay . . .Wells, Allen, Krebs, and Zimmerman .......... 880 yard Relay. . Wells, Allen, Krebs, and Zimerman ........... Mile Relay ...... Britton, Asmus, Schelling, and Krebs ............ . .. :4-4.3 ...1:32.6 3 :32.6 ONE LAP T0 GO ,gl A A ATLAS OR AUGE VK N 'W' 7? Q' M15 - LL Ryze, A' V -' . is L1x,.,,4 'iw 2. A P' '-'11 f' :M Mfr- ' A ' N , . .31 , 1 f' .. , , J r- 1 U f -g 'a,v.-- ,. -.- -'sl' LV , if kink i- , 1,5 Z A . w , E ' 2, JW 8- Q12 i. ff'L f - , n Q -fl ' . -ff . f N ' ' Q A A M, . f A A 'W A - fy 'T 'l f . V K, - .. KM . k,,, , -A- 'K 'V , 'W E ' ' A gf. 5g,,, ff , W' 7 Lf Q.., 'e m .,-L-Q H Q ' 5 F , KM M I I g h I ,V - I - ,, his AAAA A ' 'AAA i A A ., L,,.h . ' A LL' A if , k I . Mngfv QL'L A f I f sggfuyg THEY'RE OFF 2? i A ,E ,, ,.A. 4 W, I 4 45 M11 , 1 L'Af. A gm- iv Q.. W' N fx UP AND OVER 12 Don Reed, Manager Ken Tolve, Shortstop Stan Jensen, 3rd Base Ralph Schwaub, Pitcher Seymorc Rubenstein, Outfiel 130 Phil Burge, Outfielder Frank Smith, Outfielder Rich Ryan, lst Base BA EB LL The road of the 1949 Viking nine was long and hard. After opening the season with victories over South and Manual, the team was hampered by injuries. Tony Pisciotta, North's workhorse pitcher, contracted a sore arm mid-way through the season and with him went North's hopes for top position. The team featured the keystone combination of Tolve to Corbetta to Ryan and the heavy hitting of Seymore Rubenstein. As we go to press the 1950 Vik squad has just begun to assemble. The return of the entire 1949 pitching stalf, several letterlnen, and the addition of last year's championship Sophomore squad should make Coach Willet's first year as Varsity coach a successful one. S-T-E-E-R-I-C-K ONE Jim Woodward, Pitcher ich Corhetta. 2nd Base Fred Kramer, Outfielder jim Glade, Catcher jim Epperson, Manager Tony Pisciotta, Pitcher Jerry Clapes, Pitcher BASEBALL SCORES NORTH ...... 9 SOUTH 2 NORTH ...... 1 WEST . . 7 STANDINGS NORTH ...... 9 MANUAL 10 CLUB WON LOST TIED NORTH ...... 7 EAST . . 8 WEST . . . 7 1 0 MANUAL . . 4- 4 0 NORTH . . 3 5 0 NORTH ...... 4 SOUTH 1 SOUTH . . 3 5 0 NORTH ...... 0 WEST . . 9 EAST . . . . 3 5 0 NORTH ...... 3 MANUAL 7 NORTH ...... 3 EAST .. 6 SAFE BY A MILE 3 I TRAMUR L Basketball - Wrestling Every year North's Intramural Athletic Program receives widespread participation and enthusiasm. The program, under the direction of Coach Moles and O'Hanlon, receives little publicity, but more boys participate in it than in any other sport. The Intramural program has a two-fold purpose: first to develop boys for participa- tion in Varsity Athletics, and second, to allow those boys that do not play on Varsity Squads the chance to play and to receive the benefits of athletics. No athletic program provides as much opportunity for fostering true sportsmanship. Back Row: Allen Jackson, Leland Snyder, Don Burgerser, Jim Shelton, Frank Kosolo, Dick Teodonna. Front Row: Bill Ortez, Don Moore, Frank Carranco, Dave Dawson, George Marino. Back Row: jack Bernstein, Marvin Myers, Ralph Auerbach. Front Row: Harvey Cohen, Don Cohen, Marvin Naiman. 132 -. 'K' ' . sl H. M QQQ .f x. wifi -Q .. H X uf ,Nr - 'W' ' A - A ,A f 2 Q - 6 Mx . B! gf: v wffg , r fir 4 , ,J , , A - - . gAM,,'f'2'W ' A W M '17 , LQJ, 4 , ,- V ' M ' W A W,W1!K Wm- 34- LE DERS of the SPORTS WORLD Edith M. Brittain Kathleen S. 0'Neill Martha Ann Davis Marion Scrimn The girls of North are provided with a well-rounded sports program which is headed by teachers with training, leadership, ability, and personality. These four incomparable teachers-Edith Brittain, Kathleen O'Neill, Martha Davis, and Marion Scriffin-see to it that every girl enjoys various phases of this curriculum to the utmost of her capacity. They develop within the student poise, clean living, cooperation, and above all a sense of fair play and sportsmanship. Hats off to the instructors that have provided us with a rich and interesting physical education program . . . SOFTBALL fm l' I ' I BI' LL SPEEDB ol' Xfwg ue mag During this sch0ql -VBHQ approximately seven hundred and seventy North girls tool: part in speedhall and volleybalh which sports were held as part ol' the physical education program. This is close to twice as many girls as all those who participated in other schools. Due to this vast number of participants in each sport, seven leagues had to he set up, and because of lack of time, ties could not be played ofll Here e the champs: 136 Blea L agua II- C , :flaw Jn-vm lli E . erman d Umm all hnson Ile Leng SPEEDB LL U f K 1 ' x if League IV-Goodman, Romero, Lucas, and Sanifur League V-,Tusurda League VI-S.0.S. I. and Little C.A.S. League VH-Duman VOLLEYB LL League I--Pastore League II-Reisbeck L ue IV-Blue G.A.S. 8 League III-Sugarman 038 A 1 OLLEYBALL League V-King and Black G.A.S. League VII-Lewallen BASKETBALL League I-C.A.S. I. League III-Schott League Il-G.A.S. ll. League IV-King BASKETBALL League V-Mullen League VI-Conley and Worth Approximately eight hundred and fifty North High girls took part in basketball and softball in the physical education program this season. This outnumbers all other Denver high schools by about two times. These two sports tend to show the skill and quality of sportsmanship possessed by our Viqueens. 141 1,-..-.. .,, 2 .wh X ,. g , b .,, of EE: ,.'Q E A -3 ' M m,,,,,,,m,m,...m.w..--My V The student hte at North shows what perhaps no Words can express. Students, unafraid and ever optlinnstlie . . . playing, Working, enjoyingare lliving the American Way of Life. Mmmcaml-:N'r gEEAKEFig fle- Q-. fi 3:1 Pg 'LL. if ' , K if? ,ug Ad' .r ' H , ,if 'sf'?+5!x?vg6f' 44 . ivf',,, ,, W j - A f,,,wf Q.-A A . - fr 11. X A ,5A UgN E A Aw .Hy ,qww A f ww . Q.. 4. - N 7512 , -1 ' Q z: N 1 '12-Z 3' e-5 Nw jf' -Y ' ' J 1 A , A ' . 15 W , Q' A X H Q? 4 A 7 New . , Y 4, . . 1. M 4 1 ,x I ,Nw f ,U 's 'WE I '91 il.. A A ,-- L, -Q Zfgfiwggrg Y 1 I S. 4 --. a ., Q f W A 'AF' 141 3 15 if ,ui 4-4- - -Kwai?-f'9 . K ' vw . . Wu uw ,A ,S -'z 3 A f ,fa age if 5 Q' Y X X N 6 w 5? gh EER? P ri, 3 w N311 LT, gig N xl, ,xi CZ? 'ZFX t S JJ Q . . 9 ' .AWN .. . 7115 J .- f ' V iz l ' . 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He better lakc me dancing- qv, LET'5 GG TO THE IGH BEL LEW 557615 N Gosh Am l Nervous She Better Be Readv 4 fp' A Class of W'ater Pleawe Say Thls Is Fun 9132 W'here Do I Pin It Night Sweetheart 150 we X 'Si .X rn. 5 'V Q :ij ' Q Q33 P M 'S 1 ,,w. ,.,... W 151 JUNKJR I Nj' s .ai . f 'U The Queen and her court Queen Angie Oh How We Danced The Royal Procession , . S0 Sweet Committee Heads Dance With Your Sweetheart Check those shoes! They bought Disney's sock What a Danced my shoes off ASSEMBLIES Chuck Collins at the mike Teach was never like Our beautiful Christmas Pageant this Wh Ring that bell 4 ere were you the night of C oo E Q XJR-xl V451 best CL 2 :::.,,f. . P .gulf HMQ3 I, P13013 LE ,.. ,,a, A - Marion Moore, Jane Kingsbury, and Susie Losee The Harvard Award, given annually during the were elected Nortlfs DAR representatives. Junior year to the outstanding boy in the class, was awarded to Jack C. Zeiler. GNN 5i9kfRea,cling Conjce-,s'!I Speech, Contest Jane Catchur proved to be the best of the field in Lallajo Kallminzer and Arthur Stefan won the the Girls' Sighl Reading Contest. 1916 Speech contest in one of the best contests of recent years. Lallajo went on to win the city-wide 158 Shafroth contest. COMMITTEES Wkgng Varieties Back: Stan Kamlet, Warren Ilsclxman. Front: Carolyn Lowe, Grace Mahood, Louann Jurgens. Swv Class Play Cou.s'Li'lu.'lI ion. Back: Allen Jackson, Wayne Shortridge, Stan Kamlet, Arn Heller. Front: Joanne Finch, Bill Blan- peid, Marion Moore. ' Assam Ely Back row: Stan Kamlet, Redvers Ianles, Back: Allen Jackson, Pattv O Neil, Bill Blanpeid. Fl'0l'll ROW! Shirley George, .lo Ann Pierce, Alice Tani. Front: Marion Moore, Monty liosee, Carolyn Lowe. ' - 159 ' 0 Week The week of Oct. 16-22 was set aside at North, as well as through- out the nation, for United Nations Week. The highlight of the week was an assembly program in which Rabbi Manuel Laderman spoke. Rabbi Laderman, who had just re- turned from a ten month stay among the Displaced Persons camps in Europe, told us of the work of the U. N. and what the U. N. means to the people of the world. The speech brought home to us here at North the reasons why international co-operation is so important. Throughout the week North played host to men from every walk of life and from the many nations of the world. Every day during the week at least two speakers came to North. They imparted to us some of the culture and customs of their homelands. Iran, India, Argentina, and a great many other countries were well represented. The speakers left us with a feeling of being a little closer to the people of the world and that the naions of the world must find a way to live to- gether. 160 75a Wmabw gag BL ACK PRESENTATION 1L1W'f'1fi-'f .J Aff ii hQ55 3.2125-9? f, f A 4-jf. :M -fm, ,if -115,4 M wfbq all I - ,--kf g-f,k,7i,S5gg,,g ,fkk,, V Vkrk k,gg,7l,,,EiQ .i 1, .,y-33,1 V V f ,-., 1, K .,,.. .ww .A ,iiff-,Wf-,A f .. My ,f , , ... , . ,,,,, 4 ,gg --,,1..5:g..,,, , - Q9 lfw4fvf1fffas yu pd' La-Dee-Da I'd walk a mile Stretch, son, stretch 162 Life's Ups and Downs She's lovely She's engaged 'vp 14700625 Lucky Gal Moda, Chingway How about sharing a little Who said love and food don't mix Say something sweet 16 H , Wiese 'Eacherm Sarge must be pinched A real swingster Work? Gahf est Ping Pong in the Smoker Is Caldwell with Beatty or Garbo? Hey! Look at teach 1 6 Comb It Preuy Q Have a Coke Looks Delicious It's Mi8hlY Sad Delicious Just Horsin'! You Lucky Man! The -mv a ifffe gelfillsmw They Call the Teachers Employees? S 3 What? Again Woman to Woman Volunteers Smoking at Last Must Be Love W'hat Do You See, Boys? I . x .QQ 1, on 55,7 ,Lx 2 C I X ' ' Xi WEEE AWD 'UIEPEA Q if X f A wg Seniors take the P.T.A. Drive at North: i X Raise you Eve. Getting ready for the varieties Just a little peace and quiet. I wonder what it's about? 168 Z lb Springtime and lunchtime. Art on exhibit. is Chivalrous is Brave is Feminine is Timid H WlflNG.... 1 'R is Masculine on Thursday is the Athletic Type 24 rfQzff5M,..., is the Outdoor Type is Poised 1 69 'li 'N' wl- You have had a glimpse of today,s youth in action. The hopes of tomor- roufs future is yours . . . yours to shape and develop . . . yours to augment and improve. In this Annual we have tried to show that Democracy is based upon the con- viction that there are extraordinary op- portunities for ordinary people. Therefore, let us strive to enhance the Way of Lie which we have learned at North . . . 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