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

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Education at North Central is extended into the Life at North Central is the sound of laughing voices in the Student Center, the slam of lockers on a Monday morning, and the sight of librarians checking out books. It is running to make it to class, cheering at a pep session, performing in a school play, or cramming for an exam. But, most of all, life at North Central is a learning experience fused from countless daily incidents shared with classmates and teachers, an experience that molds each Centralite's personality. 22 SCHOOL LIFE

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N C H S provides an apprenticeshq Quiet, empty halls stretch all through the build- ing. Only a few people are striding along on their assigned tasks. Suddenly a bell shatters the silence and masses of students pour out of classrooms. This mob of hurrying teen-agers are special because they are North Centralites. Working and living together for five days a week, they share a common bond. They absorb the abundance of knowledge open to them and they work to make North Central more than just an academic institution. Every year these active young people spend many hours after school and on the week ends to make Junior Spectacular, the Family Jamboree, the Fall Festival, College Night, Careers Day, and many other activities a success. Even on the coldest, snowiest days of the year, the reliable school buses faithfully complete their rounds. Busy North Centralites, Steve Talesnick and Carl Bose, snatch a few minutes for conversation on their way to class.