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

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What could be nicer than Nice? That Marilyn Wolf went last summer. She ar other kids went for the sun, culture anc credit. Snow? In the summer ' ? Jay Barclay heard that mountain climbing was good in Colorado last summer so off he went, ice pick in hand. These people want to sell one four-wheeled bed cheaply. The Four Blushing Bedwetters, Barb Murphy, Kitty McCormick, Bridget Sleater, and Diana Craig didn ' t quite finish in the WNAP Bed Race. Hey! What did you do this summer? Some kids went on exciting two week stays in Colo- rado. Others went to Disneyland, Florida, and even California. Kids traveled with People-to-People, AFS, IU Honors, or the French Overseas Program and visited Europe, but not everyone went on vacation . . . Students went to IUPUI, driver ' s ed., or summer school for credit courses. Those who stayed in Indianapolis weren ' t alone. Over half the student body hung around working and making money. A new car or wardrobe had its advantages . . . Some people were lucky enough to find a few summer parties or other ways to conquer boredom. There were always the kids who took it easy and laid out at the Y so they would be as tan as those who went to Florida. Think back, . . it was a great summer! Summer Actions — '

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Cut and paste, cut and paste. Susie Suelter didn ' t know that when she signed up for a Ball State summer journalism workshop, she was in for a lot of work. summer action,.,. Rub %dub dub, f | ie but theme gjfj have a swim pa rhyme but thJB fun. The girls ' tube. It doesn ' t having a lot of ndos, decided te the summer Nancy Kincannon works at The Ranch and can show you just what you want to buy. She worked last summer to earn money to buy a new wardrobe. Hitchhikers out for a ride 9 Emily Mahrdt and Becky Williams weren ' t hitchhiking. They went camping one weekend in Brown County and decided to model their latest idea in camp attire 1 — Summer Actions

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There ' s nothing like a friendly chat in the stu- dent center. Sophomores Julie Rogers and Julie Sommers take time out to discuss the days events. Gaucho ' s, boots, blazers, coat sweaters, 3 piece suits, suede and leather jackets, bow blouses . . . and there I stood in the outfit of my freshman and sophomore years — a tee shirt and blue jeans! I frantically searched the crowd of strange faces, hoping to find someone else who was dresse Wlkjg me7 t To my great dismay I saw no one. Even the guys looked nice in their cords and sweaters. I spent the rest of the day crawl- ing through the halls and duck- ing in every available restroom praying that no one would notice me. Some people even had their pants tucked in their boots for a 12 — Fashions