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

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Warren ' s Warriors are put up their pole by the Raising spirit tor the game, faculty members dis Junior class ' Panthers. p | ay their talents in a skit. A peppy crowd gives the team moral support by standing and cheering. Well, here we are back at the good old football field again. I guess it ' ll probably never look any different. The returning alumni sigh and look around themselves to refresh their memories and look for other friends home from college or whatever they ' ve been doing. When familiar faces are seen, every- body gets together and the conversation switches to remembering. Pretty soon all the games, bonfires, mixers, and parties are remembered and some kind of wish they were back at NC — just for a weekend to relive those happy days.

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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 !.— ,

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