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SCATFERBRAINED KING PELLINORE, Chris Wright, confronts Guinevere, Natalie Giltner, in CameIot 's May celebration. ESCORTED BY ALAN GILLESPIE during Round Table of Fashion , Carol Baker models one of today's highest fashions. 18-Student Life
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Cold does not hinder winter spirit In spite of the snow and sub-zero weather, North Central Iivened up the winter with dances, mixers, a play, and an abundance of school spirit. Sarah Dean, Janie Redmond, and Sally Swinford were chairmen of the student council Christmas dance, Twelve Days 'Til Christmas. ln February the drama department pre- sented Don Quixote, a play about an idealist out to save the world. Traces of Love , the Valentines Day dance presented by the sopho- more class featured the music group, The Urge. School spirit exploded during Pan- ther Pep Week which included the County Basketball Tourney. Judy Al- len, chairman of the school spirit committee headed the activities. TAKING ADVANTAGE of the snowy weath- er are seniors Steve Easley and Nancy Wray. PANTHER PEP WEEK posters line the cafeteria before the County Tourney. CHRISTMAS COURT MEMBERS C'Twelve Days 'Til Christmas 9 include Donna Pike, Tom Kennedy, Kris Servaas, Brad Gray, Lynn Habig, and Matt Miller Qnot picturedy. Student Life-17
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Camelot. can drive. clothes conquer fall What do the simple folk do? was the famous inquiry made by Queen Guinevere during the days of King Arthur. Most of the simple folk returned to North Central to begin fall classes for the 1969-70 school year. While obtaining new schedules, new teachers, and new friends, mem- bers of the music department found time to rehearse for their perfor- mance of the musical Camelot'.' The entire atmosphere of the school at the time of the family jamboree was one of chivalry and shining armour, as the Round Table of Fash- ion headed the fall festivities. The can drive, sponsored by the Key Club, pulled in a record-break- ing amount of cans. The results proved the student's unity, regard- less of their schedule differences. BUSILY MOLDING FRESH clay, Billie Jack- son seems to be a big wheel in the field of pottery. Mrs. Guerrero and Mr. Buchan- an are ceramics instructors. THE ANNUAL KEY CLUB can drive, a com- petition among classes, provided food for needy families at Christmas time. Seniors triumphed with 8,170 cans.
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