North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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vt Here's to you !.! l That's only punch in those cups. Boys shown in the Careful there Ray, you could be cutting your throat. Ray picture are Merrill Frame and Donny White. Rupp and Mr, Browngon, Christmas Dance--Donkey Basketball Game --Senior Class Pla --Three Events That Enlivened the School Year -. v . ks, ,Q -v, if A t is Q , A V .::g bf -: . s -, , i r , .. . L ' AV S S-'L V. ' i . ' ' lla 1' f 1 ,,,, -M ' 4, ' ' ,ry- K If or--9 rw , R L feet?-' f ' K 5 Qs, fl ilkixo 1' or is V ' X 1.62 R I if? X M 5 ,V QL, . ,g ,,v A ., ! S giF X .' :N ' Q 6 I Sli x . ,E , Lui i what do ou think ou are doin ? Y. 9 I Y Y 9 Scene from senior play. Darlene Dietrich, , Duane Wyrick, Doyle Rodenbeck, Sherman Q A D ' it F P, 'Wai - ,-4' ,ir K, Baker . V The Magnificent Seven--Plus One. The uniforms in the picture at the right were KNEELING: Lover Boy Gallutiap Spots Rodgers, Boney Barone, Elf Brownson tailored al' Saxs Fifth Avenue, Pioneer, Ohio, STANDING: Lil Henry Hendricks, Censored Miller, and Ahab Dietsch. and were designed by Dior. 11 ,L

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One, Two, Three, Ready, Play! i963 was an eventful year for N .C . 's band and chorus. Two band concerts were held, participation at basketball games, homecoming at Defiance Col- lege, and showing at the Williams County Fair were some of the activities performed this year. N.C. 's chorus also presented two concerts, participated at all-county chorus, and sang at assemblies as part of their busy year. Individual members of the bancl formed combos for their own entertainment as well as presenting numbers to group meetings such as the P.T.A. talent night at Kunkle. Larry Gruber and Roger Hess Bemadme Youna, Sandy Hinlcle, Carolyn Burkholder, Evelyn Mercer. Marsha Eidenier, Julie Fackler, Mr. Barone l list In Doyle Rodenbeck punch-hitting for Mr. Barone in leading the chorus fl' N , 'L 1 - Keith Kemarly, Greg Thorp, Bob Hoffman ,. ,bf

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This Fabulous Year :anvil Gaia, HOW LOW CAN YOU GO LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Clay, Del Evers, Larry Gruber, Unidentified, Danny White, GGFY Collie, Duane Wyrick, Lowell Bavin, RonnieWrayp Dennis Whetro doing the Limbo, The general trend has been one of gaiety and care-free-ness. The young men of today don their peg leg pants, ponchos, or baggys, and with an extra dab of 'that greasy kid's stuff', head for the nearest fad. That fad is anything from pack- ing into a telephone booth, with I5 of his buddies, to taking a 50 mile iaunt. Of course no teenager in his right mind would start out on this excursion with out an ample supply of food, a transistor, and his girl . This adorable little thing would be clad in chopped-off blue ieans, or surfers, and a school sweat shirt. Her hair style varies from the 'Boufont' to the 'Cleopatra'. After completing the action of the day everyone gathers at the nearest 'ioint', whether it is Spoke 's Diner or Becker's Restaurant for a round of pop and pizza. After this bit of refreshment and relaxation they fill the near- est iuke box with enough coins to carry them completely through several Twists, Limbos, and Flys. When evening is nigh everyone watches their favorite doctor or cowboy show on the television, then, after getting the gang or a date, they head for the nearest drive-in, bowling alley, or record hop. The boys and girls out do themselves in the evenings, by dressing 'just so'. The guys now have narrow ties, and narrow lapels, with peg leg slacks and shiny black shoes, and of course, another dab of that 'greasy kid's stuff'. The girls, by now, have their hair well under control with the help of large rollers and plenty of hair spray. They are waiting patiently for the magic hour in a short skirt, bulky sweater, or culottes and a blouse, with pale lips and finger nails to match. Elephant jokes, loud music, and lots of fun round off a perfect day for everyone. Today's teens are happy teens, we are the 'Boom Babies' of the '4O's, and we are still booming! Carol Oxender modeling bib overalls. PlCTURE AT RIGHT: Diana Pitts and Marsha Rahmer practicing what the president preaches.