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

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FAR LEFT: COUPLES ENJOY DANCING to the music provided by Atlantis at the Christmas Dance. The theme was Babes in Toyland . LEFT — A TIP- OFF between junior Paul Peterson and a New Castle adversary heralds the basketball season. A B O V E — THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT carried the spirit of the season with their annual Christmas program. 21

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RIGHT — SPARKLING DOWNTOWN SKYLINE sym- bolizes the joy of the Christmas season prevailing at North Central. BELOW — JUNIORS EARN CHEERS as they portray defeated Southport players at a pep rally. Lights, tinsel snow bring Christmas Holiday spirit and panther pep livened the winter months. The holiday season began in India- napolis when the Christmas lights on monument circle were lighted. At N.C. the holiday season began with the large Christmas tree in the student center, decorated by the sophomore class council. The Christmas dance, sponsored by the student council, featured the slow music of Atlantis and centered around the theme of Babes in Toyland . The Music Department presented their annual Christmas program which fea- tured Handel ' s Messiah. Pep assemblies boosted school spirit for the basketball games. Junior English classes entertained at one pep session with a skit depicting basketball through the ages. Key Club sponsored its annual can drive two weeks before Christmas vaca- tion. Once again seniors were victorious. I. 4v -r ' j 20

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Teachers reach out as friends, trying to communicate their ideas as well as knowledge. Constant competition pushes us to work harder. While listening, learning, and thinking of our future ambitions we form values, deciding on our course through life. Our request for a psychology course proves we want to understand ourselves and others better. We want answers explaining why we do the things we do. The interest in Drug Education shows we want to understand the reasons some take drugs, and the sensations they go through. With understanding comes compassion.