North Central High School - Northerner Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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LUG? 5 dnb! .NOYLOPJ yome fo WMA Cnffaf 4.-AP' -JB- Gretchcn Shafer's recognition came early in the year when she was elected to L. S. Ayres fashion board for teen-zigers. This led to her being selected as a representative for the magazine Seventeen. Linda Watkins and her father co-authored the school's pep song which was Many people were in the winners circle at North Central in the Hrst year. Not all are pictured, for some honors were given too late to get in the year- book. But distinction came in both scholastic and formally presented to the student body in a convocation March 22. Peggy Snyder wrote thc words to the Alma Mater song, to the music of Michigan, My Michigan. Both girls appeared at the assembly to be reeognized. other types of activity the first year of North Cen- tral's existence. The faculty and students were espe- cially proud of Math Department and the students who won top honors in the state contests. Connie Zimet, Dwight Ritter, and Judy Hindslcy were three members of the cast of You Can'r Take It With You, the all-school play sponsored by the Dramatic Club. Other persons selected were Nancy House, Chip Wilhoite, Frank Cable, Paula Summers, Mike Clark, Tal Johnson, Tom Green, Brian Duwe, Gary Hcnschen, Judy Whit- tington, Ralph Michaels.

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2 re an .gnferefifing oleic of Corweraafion i l Bob North, in his car coat and Ivy League cap, held the door open Linda Hirt's lovely crinolinc made a pretty picture under her wide for Martha Nees, dressed for thc cold weather. skirt, as she sat at one of the modern desk-seat combinations. Masculine and feminine hair styles showed interesting variations. Martha When Spectacular practice began Babs Freeland, Bob Carr, and Barbara Dodge with short straight hair admired Herb Spier's crew cut and Don Hammer changed into their leisure time clothes after school. Babs Foley's flat-top while Marguerite Dine told them she likes her pony in her tapered slacks and Barbara in her Bermudas and bulky sweater, rail better. admired Bob's argylc socks.

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C911 flue jirdf ear 0 xwfence North Central students did very well in the first year's competition in the State Math and Language Contests which were held at Indiana University. Uiirsl f01UJ Michael Lewin, silver medal in Algebra, Ken Porter, bronze medal in third year mathg Larry Coffey, silver medal in fourth year mathg Pete Egbert, silver medal in second year Geometryg fSI'l'0PHl rowj Alice Kingsbery, bronze medal in Latin Ig Terry Cuthbertson, first place in Algebra, Karen Roessler, bronze medal in second year Latin: Nancy Northam, bronze medal in second year Lating Judy Lybrook, silver medal in Spanish, Gail Eaton, first place in first year Geometryg Janet Graves, bronze medal in Algebra, Mary Ann Sears, silver medal in Latin Ig Tim Steele, silver medal in Geometry second yearg joe XVood, first place in second year Geometry. Girls State representatives will attend the session from june 22-26 at Indiana University. They are Adra Hcider, Marilyn Wilmore, Mary Lou Stark, and Priscilla Jackson. Representatives for Boys State which is held at Indiana University from june 8-li are Larry Warren, Dan Harlan, Dale Sering, George Quigley, Tal Johnson, Chuck Lugar, Roy True, jim Cluley, fabsent from the piclurej Chuck Harrison, Bill Buehler.