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

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Preheat oven to 1976 degrees. Take a few good ideas, countless imaginative Patri- ots, and 13 colonies and mix well for one Revolution. Let simmer for 200 years in a large melting pot. Combine this mix- ture with baseball, hot dogs, and Mom ' s apple pie, as well as voices, young and old, rising in unison to proudly say the Pledge of Allegiance. Tint red, white, and blue and put into a baking dish large enough to accommodate 50 states. Bake until July 4. When done, gar- nish with stars and stripes. A sure crowd-pleaser, this can be served to taxi drivers and exec- utives, teachers and students. Just call it America. and High on the Continental Divide, Pete Peterson, T9« Fryen and Pete Meginnis survey the vista ' the top of Crystal Light Mountain. • • • • • I X 30 foot American flag borrowed •m foung Chevrolet sets the stage for the Descants rendition of God Bless America in the

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Long before anyone had even heard of North Central, the 8400 block of Westfield was nothing but a farmer ' s field. By 1954, someone came up with the idea of building a school on the site, and since then construction has rarely stopped. Over the years they ' ve built two different North Centrals — the first opening in ' 55 and the second in ' 64. And at every opening, they had — guess wnat? — another celebration. Aren ' t you glad we don ' t have to fit 3700 students in this vintage 1840 schoolhouse, now at Conner Prairie Farm? Let ' s hear it from the Seniors, WIN, WIN! Me bers of other classes feign inattention while waiting for their turn in the cheer at a fall pep session. ;• ' ■ ' jBrtfiH '