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

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He is proud of the judic Mitchell, joe Wood, Judy Lybrook, Larry Coffey, Marianne Pllak, .limm Light, Dale Sering, Mary Lou Stark, Tim Steele, Janet Graves, Gail liaton, and Brad Waltman received the 1957 Triangle Club awards for the most outstanding boys and girls in each class. North Centralites received high scores in all divisions of the Indiana Achievement contest. On the regional test, top marks from the school went to Bob Geofirion, Latin 23 jeff Barnett, comprehensive mathe- matics B , ,ludie Mitchell, Iinglishg Gretchen Erickson, Spanish 2, boys and girls who win North Centralites who demonstrate special abil- ities reap interesting rewards. Each spring the Triangle Club names two boys and two girls from each class as the most outstanding stu- dents. Judie Mitchell and Larry Coffey, who had been so-named as juniors, were further honored when they were selected by the Northside Lions' Club again to receive recognition as the most outstanding students with selection based on scholarship and achievement. Other North Central pupils received top honors. In a geometry and advanced algebra contest with West Lafayette High School, Eric Norman and Joe Wood earned Hrst place. Second place recognition went to Janet Graves, Mike Lewin, and Pete Egbert. Third place winners were Terry Cuthbertson, Marianne Plzak Tim Steele and Ken Porter. ! S Pupils, selected primarily for good citizenship, are invited to attend the Boys' and Girls' State sessions at Indiana University each year where they learn more about their government. Pat Rountree, Spanish lg Mike Lewin, comprehensive mathematics A , and Steve Hall, geometry A , Absent for the picture were Eric Nor- man, geometry B , and joe Wood, comprehensive mathematics C ,

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ww w-L' HK Sandy Ileisterkamp and judy Horst, award winners in the Scholastic Art contest, look over the entries that won ,A gold key and n berth in scholarship competition for Ann Taltnyoshi, talented member of North Centr.il's Art IDep.u'tmcnt. fi? 1 for entries in city and state compeh tions V. Q Art lliekman consults with his Qpeceh teacher, Mrs. Marion Dryden. Joe W'ood .md janet Humsron, recipients of 1 trip to Wnlungtmi Art was second in the county finqlx of the National Ornoricnl Contest. D. C., look over u poster explaining the federal govtrnmtnt s dutits .M 'ri mifcff Senvlcss Og our QM.. BUSINESS L AP WV, V. .M N.-.V vw. ..,.m1- W. -mp in .-.i.f.m, my fy U-N.. ,om F EDU017 ION ARE ..v.,, ,f '--- Y V ,,. sm .f. fm., .J mem.- --.mm H- ..-,U V. .fo 1-.,.'. mn' tp ,W . 1 of A..-.mx if-Q-rm .r.m..i1-s-In-t M -mu, www lm.-.M els. TRANSPOFJX M A

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recognition lor scholarship ancl leadership Seventeen boys and girls turned out in a competition to determine which seniors would speak at commencement exercises. From that num- ber, six were selected to enter the final round. Kurt Henschen, Nancy House. Sam Bangs, W'alt Lowe. Nancy Turner, and Joanne johnson gather around the rostrum to congratulate each other. liach spring a group of juniors arc selected to attend Girls' State and Boys' State. Girls who will attend the session at Indiana University are ffrontj Nancy Young and Barbara Lofquist. Boys representing North Central will bc fsccondl Dave Maxwell. Tim Steele, joe Wood, and Tom Chase, and alternates fbackl Bob Martz, Steve jay, Dave Ncwltirk, and Chip Wilhtiite. W'alt Lowe and .Iudie Mitchell, finalists in the National Merit Scholar- ship competition, pour over a stack of college catalogues as they try to decide where to attend school. IIIILOPIU pn lltlilll wil Dill. N. SIRI!! .mm ltlililffii. .ii--im .tw um ri wl- sim um . ,Q mul uw' ctwsitt 's....