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

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winter anticipating tourneys, pageantry KING MIDAS (John Nichols) begs Cybele (Becky McCan) to relieve him of the golden touch in the Drama Club play. SANTA CLAUS crowns junior royalty Scott Clayton as part of the Christmas dance festivities. KEEPING AN ANNUAL TRADITION, Madrigals dress as a living Christmas tree dur- ing the Christmas convocation. 11

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STUDENT COUNCIL VICE-PRESIDENT Don Lawton and Triangle Club guidance committee chairman Mrs. Robert Smith confer on plans for Career Day. PANTHER QUEEN PETE TOLSON excitedly awaits her crowning by Mr. Milo Eiche during the beauty contest held at the Panther Pep Week kick-off rally. Centralites welcome pep rallies, plays Dancing to the music of the Idle Few, students attending the Christmas dance, Happy Holly Daze, were showered with candy canes by North Central ' s Santa Claus Marty Bledsoe. During the evening Sopho- mores Terry Mathews and George McKown, and Juniors Carol Hill and Scott Clayton were selected as princesses and princes to reign with Queen Carolyn Cassada and King Pete Thompson. Panther Pep Week was highlighted this year by a point contest among the homerooms in which the students received points by attending the various ac- tivities of the week. Providing entertainment for many age groups, the winter play, Medea, and the Drama Club produc- tion, King Midas, gave students the opportunity to express themselves in theater arts. The annual Career Day sessions provided an open- ing for Centralites to speak with representatives from various professions and to determine careers.

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Patience, originality four-act 1967 JUNIOR SPEC CHAIRMEN — Front Row: Beth Burns, Mary Scott Smith, Ellen Lennox, Jeannie Goll, and Gayle Stahlhuth. Back Row: Bob McPhee, John Duvall, Charlie Bahne, Jack Hoffmann, and Kathy Sparrenberger. As the Counterpoints opened Junior Spectacular, all was hushed backstage and in the dressing rooms. A first grade teacher who turned down an oppor- tunity as a night club singer to continue her teaching profession was the theme in Readin ' , Writin ' , and Rhythm by Kathy Sparrenberger and Gayle Stahl- huth. In Jeannie Goll and Jack Hoffmann ' s Universal Aggravation, foreign and American students over- came their prejudices and realized that the differences between their countries were not so great. Reluctant executives were led on a tour by their president, Mr. Wainwright, as he tried to convince them of the need for expansion in Poodle Paradise by Beth Burns, Ellen Lennox, and Mary Scott Smith. John Duvall, Bob McPhee, and Charlie Bahne created the story of the adventures of the Purple Rat and his partner Mousie, the Boy Blunder, in The Purple Rat. PREPARING FOR HER PERFORMANCE in Junior Spec, Judy Braun skillfully applies make-up for her role as a frumpy old music teacher in Universal Aggravation written by Jeannie Goll and Jack Hoffmann.