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

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CANDIDATES FOR THE MILITARY BALL are, Ieft to right, Peggy Howard, Emily Diltz, Diana Carpenter and Charleen Walton. MIKE FAIRMAN INTRIGUES Dan Agan and Claudia Prosser in a scene from the chil- dren's fantasy, NiccoIo and NicoIette . ' ' I f if . Q fjfilfziiiei I ' 4 K i iv I ' ' E 'i?ki:,4 I -I lk' N :gas I ' i ff QQIfitiQ2QSI1IQiQi5fQfQl2fST?' ,. , 'J 1. ,:E?f'g 2 1 ,Q I I 5 - 1 F , . I ,,g-igf,f,'efffsf:m-I W rm-:ref -A 1' ,igrw,igg.:, , .eM.1:I5,, . , 111, . . ig f f , 5,5 , 5: -2-45? 'EIT , .,1, ,I,,-,Q:1g'fff,zsagu:s,v,.f'k,',w-51.1 ,S iv- .f I. '::1gyf.2 ,.,, ' . g,3g,.gg,ggL I I Y I 1225 I I I s I Ai I --'- 'V , - I ,,.r.:.:-.zf-zm 1 'faster g ulf - 3' , .za-!f2':f!I I v.. tw . J If -V ' I - , a y I M 5 -'H ,f .fe xref- -I. ' - . s .52 --12 : -fw-,,-MJ Iv V- '- I -' , , A -f f ' '1fm G' 2'4f21 I' ' ' -g t'vsgyg2:gffssJmE.1h , I .aww . f i 1 I' 551:-Y:.Z1f il' ' 1 ' ew pgS2Qf1Ir:j'3 fgiigiwh V ,I-Er. 'YS'2:l.92A 1.'r ?1'- fIg51Qzq,Q:,5g-.3434 I f- ,.g:cgf:g.sa:'. 3 ,jyg . ESZIEEHLQQZESSZ1-Q Y 1 2. I , ii HANGING OVER THE BALCONY, a beanied North Central student stares in wonder at the banner proclaiming Panther Pep Week.

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Sports offer enthusiasm. initiative. pep All North Central athletic teams socked it to 'em by continuing their winning tradition. The football squad held the lines back for an impressive 8-2 record. Endurance and stamina brought the cross country team a second place in the state finals. Re- turning lettermen Gary Pittenger, Duke Hardy, Bill Vinton, and Rick Lash kept the spirit of the Panthers at a height. The tennis team retained their sectional crown at Lawrence Central. Aspirations of the state title inspired the wrestling squad to work as a unit. Gymnastics team captain Jack Harcourt led the team with im- pressive performances on the side- horse. The baseball team practiced daily for perfection of aim, pitch, and swing so important for excellence. fwiig 1 f '5fs':fi'2 .. ' 'T' r' 2 . 1 ' f , 9 4 .-531 M I-Aqifcffi 4 ' ,.,t5?',.,: ' ffilfrg . , , 1 ' Q C 'f S fs . , .,,. , . . fit - , S. , N'-'iff' . ,Q ' 'f'-'nz im' i .g::1:.-:.tO0 'T' , ..... 3 , 4 +...t.. f fe' - ' -W' f5'QSVii1 l J Q Ml fascia JL , 4. N , C STEVE OVERMAN TAKES A MIGHTY SWING at the ball during the Warren Central game. CHUCK JOHNSTON CHARGES through the line while receiving blocking from Panthers.

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Plag. dances. spirit brighten winter months Despite inclement weather, Central- ites livened up the winter with two dances, a play, and an abundance of school spirit. Student Council spon- sored the Christmas dance Midnight Snowfall. In February the drama de- partment presented Winterset, a play taking place during the Depression. Playing the soul sound, The Dawn Five entertained at the Valen- tine dance, Heart and Soul. School spirit exploded during Pan- ther Pep Week which included the County Tourney. Students featured new booster buttons proclaiming Wipe 'em out Panthers throughout the week-long celebration and also during the sectionals in which NC played. CHRISTMAS DANCE COURT MEMBERS in- cluded, Row 1: Jennifer Mills, Joy Leim- bach, Marilee Behrmann. Row 2: Doug Kniptash, Duke Hardy, Rick Colglazier. CENTRALITES ENJOY THE SOUL SOUNDS of The Dawn Five at i'Heart and Soul.