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

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A ... ..v r Checking out this year ' s cafeteria food brings var- ied reactions! Refreshing their memories as to what ' s where, Jun- iors John Rapp, Brian Heckart, and Rick MacGill meet before a class. f rectory north central hiq ' r 1 H I I Si h f L I j 20 — First Day of School

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ffiSSKm m jSSmm ' XT: . ' ■ ' ■ ' -. ' ■:■ ' fl 3 j p ■i ' W ' . Tfl ■©(©a? How many times a day do you hear it? I ' m not in the mood! , Wow, I feel great today! , or Gee, what a rotten day! On any day at North Central, you ' re bound to hear at least one of those. Moods affect how all of us act-some more than others. Fights with friends or parents or flunking a test can throw us down in the dump as fast as a compliment or a good grade can give us a lift. So if y ou ' re in a thought- ful, quiet mood today, or if you feel a little rowdy, or anywhere in between, don ' t worry, it ' s perfectly normal. Absorbed in conversation, these two spent a quiet Saturday afternoon in the park. Crazy moods sometimes inspire Senior Parker Lanier to behave a little differently than usual. I P TBEmiEaDOSg

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Now if I can only find the class that started ten minutes ago. I ' ll be all set. Although nobody will admit to saying it, everybody ' s heard something like that during the first days (or weeks?), of school. Really, though, it isn ' t that bad get- ting back into the swing of things — even the sophomores adjust quickly. After the hun- dreds of screwed-up schedules are finally figured out, every- thing settles down to routine again, and students start thinking about next year . . . HI? It I? W E till Mi A I N !.— ,