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

Page 29 text:

in school plays, stunts, and programs lead players, Mike Clark, Mike Engle, Judy Martin, and Ralph Michael, rehearse for the all-school play, 'l'lic Gramercy Ulmer. Lynn Hull, julie Wilson, Tal johnson, Kathy Folw, Deanna Moser, .md Bonnie llurl .xlso .ippcnrcd in rlic production. Nqncv Colville announces ci roclnnialion .xffecrin the mi ration of Tom Dr.: er reads the marria e vows for Vic Tor and l'ollv Pan- . P za s E P s 5 , the Hclvctmm, to Cameron W'elles, Bob Beckman, and im Burr. The ther, Fd Br an and im Clule as Rand Brifrs, im South, and E . A Y Y Y sz. scene is from the l,.mn Club's presentation, So Long, Oo Long. other members of the wedding look on.

Page 28 text:

He has a chance to make public appearances North Centralites find a number of opportunities to display their flair for dramatics. Whenever tryouts are announced for a major production such as the junior Spectacular, operetta, or all-school play, judges are literally swamped with people trying out for parts. Even when there is a possibility that rehearsals might interfere with other fun, interest usually re- mains high. Not content with ready made scripts, many boys and girls get together with teachers, to write and produce their own plays and skits for assemblies. Latin Club members Karen Roessler and Linda Wes- seling turned playwrights for So Long, Oo Long, while other North Centralites collaborated with fae- ulty members, Mrs. Margaret Dunlap, Dean Evans and George Oberle for the Marriage of Polly Pan- ther and Vie Tory, a pep assembly skit. jim Wead proposes to julie W'ilson, head of the fashionable Crocker School for Girls, in the operetta, The Prince of Pilsenf' Other cast members who played important parts are Frank Shepard, Kitty Grummann, Pat janes, Mike Clark, Karen l.emasters, Cynthia Barker, judy W'hittington, Terry Martin, Mike lingle, Corwin Reynolds, Dorothy DeShano, and Faith Farmer. I ll l his lirownnn., xsurnn., tips intl govins gtf togtthtr vuti joanne johnson and Chuck u n n mtv. in ti ntw sntk before the stnior inntting at which graduation robes were shown.

Page 30 text:

.my .JI Bom or Gnowsht' Marcia Maher, president of the Senior Class, was named North Cen- tral's DAR good citizen by her classmates and teachers. is proud of the honors his school wins Throughout the year, North Centralites won many honors. Pupils received awards for their endeavors in almost every field of competition. Because of the un- usually large number who won recognition, all could not be pictured. Bill Land, president of his Junior Achievement company and also of the local governing body for that organization, was selected to attend the JA con- vention at Des Moines, Iowa. There he received a second place medal in production research and a first place award in company management. In the field of sports, Bob Beck was named to two all-county football teams. Larry Warren was county Wrestling champion for his weight division. North Central pupils also placed high in the dis- trict and state music contests. The Petticoats, a sing- ing group, participated in a nation-Wide talent con- test, winning a trip to New York for the finals, just at Norflavrmv' deadline time. Bob Hendrickson receives an award as the best platoon leader during the First Federal lnspection ceremony of NDCC.