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

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LIFE V5 TV broadcasting is taught at the Career Center and learned by Steve Clark. Amidst swirling water, Eric Sundquist pulls ■ for the finish. Wow, this place is huge! is heard a lot during the first week of school. Well, NC is a big school and has its disadvantages, but along with its size comes many opportunities that smaller schools wouldn ' t have. Because we have a swimming pool, students can get their Senior Lifesav- ing. And not many schools have a planetarium. The Career Center offers students a chance to learn or at least begin to learn a real profession before they ' re out of high school. Field trips are what you might call informativefun. They ' re actually part of learning too. Mr. Burrin took some of his Values and Issues stu- dents to the Rockville Covered Bridge Festival and to Billie Creek Village. These places let his students see a bit of Indiana ' s history, as well as have a good time out of school. 20 — Campus

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Even in the cold, studying outside can give new outlooks to homework as Debbie Rey- nolds, Joan Eudaly and Jeff Wood try it. The North Central Marching Panthers spend hours marching in the parking lot in all kinds of weather. Most students end up running to classes to get to them on time. This includes Donnel Bowman.

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Bpv IK 3w 2f l J 4 . f 33 -- M B djl A j • ' « ' Jifiifo ' ' ' T Jfok mt ■K . 1 . . iter- . ' Ike. i 1 a. IS : i S JNMfflES A relaxed smile is seen on the face of Mr. Burrin on a field trip to the Rockville Cov- ered Bridge Festival. Mfc T kjF I Jfl Helping out at the polls gets Tom Fend a day out of school.