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

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'W hksj Nancy Nlellowell, Linda Hale. and 'liom Chase, talking to Mrs. Nlary Dunlap of Bloomington, were one of several teams who interviewetl city officials for a government class project. events such as planning field trips, attending classes, eating lunch together, working on campaigns, ancl going to convocations llie Musie lJepartment's ehoirs entertain lwoth school audiences and lntlian- apolis cultural and social groups with inspirational holiday music, . , .,4gQ:?a'?L :if X 'fax .44 'Y To stimulate interest in her book report, Connie Ziniet stages a puppet show.

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Class members unite in planning election campaign stunts. Maureen Beutler receives an assist from Percy Kleinops, Steve NVillet, and Judy Edwards. Lasting friendships are built in everyday i kwa I ii A l is is l ax 7 R Y s l . f fl G l 1. s . The cnlietcriefs l'our-ut'.i-table atmosphere seems like home to Clubs use after-the-game mixers for money making projects. Dona Miller, Jennie Symons, Marti lfriehe, and Linda Haislup. Bob Kincaid, Sondrz Moon, and Linda Reichel.

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A long rfmge plln for 1c1dem1c excellence begm to bear fruit ll North Central this yelr when 17 students won pl lees ln the hnlls of the nltlonal mermt seholar shlp testmg progmm Thjs I9 the largest number Of-Fll1'll jsts to Wm rhrs honor ln 1ny Indllnl hugh sehool thus year Four bee 1me Merlt Scholflrs North Centrahtes show 1 genume mterest mn gettmg as fine an educatlon IS possxble The avemge pupnls schedule 1ncludes 5 3 subjects 21 d1y all of them care fully selected through counsellrng and Wxth the Wr1tten approval of the parents Three hundred mnety five pupll enrollments 1n X classes are recorded, 143 nn Englxsh 72 1n fore1gn languages, 25 1n soclal studles, 107 1n mathemaucs, 1nd 48 111 SCICHCC The average number of credlts earned by the first graduatmg class 0957 98 was over 37 Wh1ch IS 3 over North Centrwls requ1re ments and 5 on er the state s North Centrollhes are Seventy percent of the pup1ls trme 1n school 15 spent studymg acadennc subjects Of the other 13 c 110 IS rn the requlred arefls of phy sncal educat1on and health TFESTHTI W-QUAD 'ind selfety Only 195 IS 111 non wcidemlc elasses that H-.. lre not requjred by the Stlte Department but mms of these subjects ftre xaluable to both college bound 1nd drlftmg for pre englneermg students, typmg for busl ness or person ll use, 'md home economles for prospeetne tewehers or homemlkers Muslc Ind 1rt present their eultux ll is well I9 professlonll trumng for both lt.lSLlI'L time md LdLlLlIl0Dll endeuors Coxelnment elxsses use ehlrts to supplement their textwoolt I Don lilult xpln s t om L mpbell R1 hr lnetl Seemg thexr l11lSf'lkCS projected larger than lxfe on a screen enables 1-nghsh pup1ls to lmproxe vuork on class themes and term reports ' , - , 'W js. s , ' s ' - ' ' 1 . ys - n - 0 t , K - ' Il ,Y I ' ' , . . . . , . 5 1 x . , . . N . . . . 1, . T f gig if . r 7 , jf f A - N s n - n Lntwamq , V fr ' :+V f N' . . . Q : ' ,,,,j'2 x X 4 e 7. fl -e e A ,H-'LLM X it 'A ' If K t , K 2 V ','NX business major people. These include such electives as E 1 ' f I I . ' x' . Tl H -Q Y Q 1 in x ' Q an ' ty wth- 1.. ' t I s -V I - s 1. y -1 j 9 .M l 3 'A' I e 5- ' 4 5 3 ' ' V l ' -Je ,,.,,,,,,g, V P mi wo'k. . ' en' .Il1.' one to Hutch Rogers tml T ' S 'M'fMt en , . Q -g 3.x LIACJ V' Qwmjwk I- up . . . . ,, A . ,,