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

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HAPPY HOMECOMING is the message behind this half-time performance. The Cardinals are sitting ducks! predicted the seniors. Not only did the Panthers pluck the Southport Cardi- nals, but the seniors won the award for best float. The annual trike race was just great. Cox ' s Hot Stuff won this year. The day of the game was filled with excitement. Mrs. Glore and Mr. Edwards played Sonny and Cher (in that order), and a female (or was it male?) dance line really turned the audience on during the pep session. In the afternoon the Panther Parade aroused student enthusiasm even more. Following the half-time crowning of Joan Kennedy as Homecoming queen, an airplane buzzed the field. The climax of the weekend was, of course, when the Panthers won the game. Yea! Saturday night ' s dance featured Tarnished Silver, great refreshments, and really super decorations. It was truly a weekend to remember! Last minute instructions and good luck are given at the trike race starting line. 1 4 — Homecoming

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No, he ' s not dunking for apples; Jont Rog- ers is just hamming it up. Food, glorious Food! Morning, mid- day and evening the hunger pangs hit. The rush for the kitchen, cafeterias, or dining room is on. Diets permitting, we eat our hearts out! Where do we get this basic sub- stance? At school, the snack bar, the chow house, the Pizza Pub, Burger Chef, and even, on special occasions Meridian Hills or La Tour. It ranges from cafeteria food to cokes and ham- burgers to Filet Mignon and a pig with an apple in his mouth. Food can be a basic source of income. Clubs and the band can make a mine out of gold bars. Bubble gum sales are blowing out of proportion. Everyone is a sucker for Charms Pops. Alimento, nourriture, essen, or just plain old American food — we eat it, we love it, and we can ' t live without it! Barely able to contain herself, Angie Hud- son can ' t wait to eat. H 5 H Food— 13

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b OME HOMING Homecoming — 15