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

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FUI I ll Ill up Girls in the blouk section .added color and noise to tournament and home basketball games. his life and activities around his school This year for the first time, the Trimgle Club gave what they planned would become .in .innunl .iff.1ir, the l .imily hlgunboree. Booths for selling various articles, .ind for games. were wt up throughout the student center .ind lower IS wing. The evening proved highly successful from .1 lin.inei.il point of view. Qleftj A group of square dancers was one of the acts featured in lhe variety show given during the evening. frightl Mike Ewing and Harry Buddenbauiii model North Central beanies, sold at one of the booths. for Mrs. Donald I,und and two other members of the Triangle Club who also displ.iy colorful articles bearing school insigni.i. 1 'D ui, ' I l - , I

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uw orfla Cenfrakfe . . . Concenlrales North Centralites spend most of their waking hours at school, but not all of that time is concen- trated on the three Ris. Frequent social events relieve what otherwise might become monotony. After football and basketball games many school organizations took turns sponsoring mixers. Popular disc jockeys sometimes provided the music, but on other nights members of A-V T spun the records. Occasionally there were parties and dances for the whole school or for a single class. Banquets were often given to honor pupils who had earned recognition in various fields of endeavor. Each season, athletes who received their letters were given awards at a special dinner. The operetta, all school play, and Junior Spectacu- lar also gave pupils a chance to get together for an evening of fun and relaxation. Student mixers are an important aftt-1'-ganie activity. XY'l1ile boys and girls listened to llill llaker spin records, or danced with eaclt other parents attended their own party in the cafeteria. Mrs. Robert l.ank ford serves refreshments to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiger and Pau li. Merriman.

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He enioys going to parties and dances Wi.: Q wen Ioilx llltlcnlwrgcr ilantes xxitli lier esturt l'liil lstrltlgc. in tli xtinlcnt tcntcr wliicli was tr.inslornietl into Nil. Vernon for tli Xiilivirx l'm,ill. L, 1, In many cases electing royalty to preside over various functions can be as mucli fun as tlie event itself. On tliree separate occasions North Central pupils got togetlier to select a queen by popular vote. Members of tlie Latin classes cltose Betty Lanliford to rule over tlte 1957 Floralia, a program to welcome spring. Tlie football and cross country teams named Barbara Hammer as queen of the Fall Sports Dance sponsored by the Student Council. -Iody Ditzenberger was selected by ROTC boys to reign over tlieir second annual Military Ball. betty lanltlortl. queen ot tlic l'lllI'.lll.l. and Iwi' tonrt tonsistniig ol I.in l'yden, Katlileen Sinclair, lynn L'niplirey. and linda llirt. wattli tlic prngrain from tlicir x'.1iit.iige point at one corner of iln- stage, lhve Anderson explains tlie rules nl' football to Iii- date, lhrlvara llanimer, wlio was elected to reign oxer ilit- Student fuuncilis l'.lll Sports lianre.