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

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BELOW: Senior Nancy Ahrens is lining up her aim for a strike to complete her game. 28 — I. M. Football, Bowling

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LEFT: Ann McFall, senior, contributed a lot of time and effort on the senior float for the Panther Parade. Ann also donated her barn for the preparations. LEFT: There you go, GO! Pam Rober- son, junior, is on her way to help her trike team win in their heat of the Homecoming Trike Race. Fall Activities — 27

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BELOW: In this play, off-sides is called against tfie J-Mo ' s as they rush toward the Nuders. ABOVE: Cathy Vermillion and Nevin Young are tallying their scores for one of their afternoon games. Intramural Football Contrary to popular belief, intra- mural football is often as danger- ous as varsity. The only difference is that in varsity the players have good padding and helmets. The goal of a defensive player is to pull the ball carrier ' s flag. When the flag is pulled, the player is tackled. However, trying to pull the flag is much harder than it seems. The defensive player must break through the offensive line and try to block a pass. If he ' s too late, he then has to run down the field after the receiver. When he catches him, rather than pull the flag, he usually hits him hard and knocks him dead. Not at all the non-contact sport it was created to be. Hit ' em hard. Knock ' em dead, Strike ' em down! Intramural Bowling If you ' ve never been on an N.C. bowling team, you ' ve missed a chance to gain new insight into your friends ' real thoughts and vocabulary. The scenes around the scoring table are usually more exciting than the action on the other end of the alley. It ranges from various put-downs about a not-so-good attempt for a strike to the cool slang and jumping around every time a strike is accomplished. I,M. Football, Bowling— 29