North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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The three years spent at NORTH is an experience for each person who enters these doors. At no other time and at no other place will a student feel as a sophomore does as he walks through the front door to begin his first day at NORTH HIGH. Each young man and young woman who graduates from NORTH will feel differently, but as each senior receives his diploma there will be a common bond of triumph, hope, gladness and appre- hension. Only a football player can know the joy of making a touchdown, but each student feels the triumph and struggle of winning a football game. Only those who have attended NORTH can know the pride which we feel when a fellow student meets with success. Our elections mean a lot to us and the feeling of doing our best and of choosing the best person for an office can be felt only by those who have done this. ga ri Here is where we have found ourselvesg this is our school and how can our emotions be expressed, when they come from the love and pride, mingled with so many other feelings that NORTH has promoted? In the pages that follow, the emotions of NORTH HIGH are expressed better than any words could ever describe them, for these are the emotions of NORTH. X47 -1 iq J If 3 ? 4--WZ 3532 nik