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

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After 1 2 years of carrying books around, sen- iors Nancy Gibson and Debbie McLean got just a little too tired. m long straight look. Every style of sweater imaginable was there. I felt like I was walking down Fifth Avenue in New York. There was one thing (believe i t or not) that seemed right about my appearance — my short hair. I noticed quite a few girls with short hair cuts like mine. What a relief! Now all I had to do was go home and break it to my mother that instead of tee-shirts with trans- fers on them, I needed a whole new wardrobe. Just a few 3 piece suits, a pair of boots, four or five dresses, couple-a-gauc- ho ' s — that can ' t cost much more than a tee shirt, carrit? Fashions —15-

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This turtle neck sweater seems to catch Janet Barnes eye. Turtle necks were very popular this season. 14 — Fashions

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comnnuni service CO H — c D CO There ' s a party! Got attention didn ' t it? But seriously, was party- ing all kids did? Well . . .not quite. Students did a lot to help our com- munity. They volunteered their time aiding people in many differ- ent ways. The choirs performed at nursing homes and elementary schools. Candy stripers volunteered their time by helping at local hospitals. People entered rock-a-thons, walk-a-thons, and bike-a-thons to raise money for the handicapped. Key Club sponsored the annual can drive which involved the entire school in a community project. Kids also volunteered to help with the election campaigns. The National Honor Society had a tuto- rial program for students having trouble with their classes. Most students served the community by working at a job, and just to show they weren ' t serious all the time, after work . . . they partied. Who said all kids did was party? 1 6 — Community Service M