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

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1, Km kg EAGERLY ANTICIPATE the beginning of the North Central-Ben Davis football the gridmen run through this hoop in order to promote school spirit. DON'S DESTROYERS and the CCs , in- tramural football teams, battle to the end. 'V Student Life-13

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Bogs partake in mang sports activities VICTOR'S SMILES belong to Mr. Friederdorf's golf champions, Denny Dawson, Scott Stone, Gary Gant, and Bob Koschmann. Coffin Golf Course hosted the event. ROUGH AND READY, B y ro n Weaver's wonder boys anxiously watch the game. COACH CHARLES RlLEY'S 1969 state championship cross country team brought North Central its second state crown in six months. , ., A t.l,t ,,.. t,W,. - s i . 1 ,. is 1 lafist b' '1 f -ggg.ggg53igrs,g,:,: .. mmf f- -f ffif M' ' 4' 1 5 Mx. Mlzhfur I hz, an ,: 'A!, l ' V K wi V. V. in H Q , I., ,A LW in X 4.2. I Q Q . if , ' 'lk ,,. ,- ' s W s Q? r Q as fbf Q ' 'w w-vu it V 'F i'-' . - . - D 'W' '- 'S . ft , ' ff 'la W' v H . . ., ' '-', si 2 'fl milf s: WSF? 'f'i- . 5 ' 5 ,, ..'. A' .Z.-'Q . , . ., . it ' M3 - . TJ 42- is , ' its ., 'N'ff1i,, ff gs is ai.l A r . 1 urra A V i . .t ,V -V A ' A A ., ' 3 ., Q , . . 3, 2 F i it mf- t Student Life--12 Sports have always been a I part of N.C. life, and winning is a dition too. From the state champs to intramurals, efficie and sportsmanship always pre' Several boys formed intramural f ball teams that practiced after school and on week-ends for the play-offs. senior team, Sabo, was the 1 champion, with Tom Hudson Gary Gant serving as co-capta School spirit heightened when a booster section was set-off in fl of the press box by letterman. I formation and signs livened up stands, accompanied by spirited Summer found Centralites preparing for fall sports wor out at the tennis courts, run around the block, and participa' in neighborhood football games. Apart from the informal practices, actual football practice started in mid August, followed by tennis and cross country. Large turnouts and active participation help continue the CENTRAL tradition. yells. ' l: ' - l ' r

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Homecoming 1969 . . . ! WARM SUN, and agile young legs brighten the trike race, held the Tuesday and Thurs- day before Homecoming where one hundred teams tried for the winner's title. SENIOR HOMEROOM E144's float carries a happy, heavy load. MUSIC BY the Idle Few surrounds cap- tured thoughts of Jody and Steve. The 1969 trike race, master- minded by Bob Hutchinson, and fea- turing two new tracks, started Home- coming with a bang. A special Stu- dent Council float honored The Chasers , s o p h o m o r e winners. Awards for best costuming went to two junior homerooms, Degler's Darling Demons and Hillis' Hares. Mitch Engel and Marc Berkowitz collaborated to write the winning skit, which featured a girls shaving scene at the pep assembly. Five float entries followed next in- cluding the winner Smoke 'Em Pan- thers, sponsored by the junior class. Bill Stevenson emceed half-time ac- tivities during which Jody Reel was crowned queen by Nancy Wrege, last year's queen. The following night Steve Clayton was crowned king at the annual turnabout dance, en- titled Magic Carpet Ride. The Court included: Debby Franz, Sarah McKinney, Cindy Pribble, Judy Roberts, Dick Briede, Doug Knip- tash, Matt Miller, and Greg Nefouse.