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

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Waiting for some more guests is Jenny Wade at a club ' s dance. Dancing has made it back! Instead of sitting on the floor and getting into the music, kids nowadays get up and stomp ' n swing to the beat. Though lots of parents gasp at the sight, stu- dents have a great time and get lots of exercise. Dances? Why sure! There ' s a Homecoming Dance and one for Valentines. Mixers are held after several football and basketball games. The seniors usually fall out for a Square Dance too. And, of course, the Jr. Prom and the Seniors ' Grad Dance top off the year. One of the best things about dances is they give students (girls and guys) an excuse and a chance to ask their secret honeys out for a night on the town. You know — the hunk that you see in H hall every day after English or the chick that eats during your lunch period — go ahead, ask ' em!

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■ HIM ■■ ' -t :. ' ■■ : ■ ' ■ HB V ' ' ' , :: - ' ' i ; .3E mmm r ...-ft.- ■Y vi i|f h 1 r k ' J P f M ■ i • . ; ' i lA te- ...- J |j wSb Alright! Lori Peglow really gets into her dancing at a mixer. A red hot fire is great for roasting hot dogs, but a bit too warm for comfort. A little twist adds to the dancing style of Ginny Henry.