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

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schools ou what now? After school hours can be filled with events as photographer Chis Page knows Gotta grab a snack while you can in his business.

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School ' s out! I ' ve got all after- noon to do what I want to do. For- get about that English test . . .I ' m gonna go to McDonald ' s and eat! Where did all those thousands of people that packed the school everyday disappear to after classes were over? Well here are a few activities which students seemed to like best. Many kids ' first thought upon hearing the last bell of the day ring was, I ' m starved, let ' s go pig out! McDonald ' s and Steak Shake seemed to be most stu- dents ' favorite places to go, but everyone had his own ideas about what was best. Some students had jobs and needed to go straight to work; others did volunteer work. A large number of students were involved in after school activ- ities or sports such as volleyball, football, wrestling, speech team, class or student council, and intra- murals to name a few. There were always students who were in desperate need of extra help in various subjects. They stayed after school for spe- cial help in those areas. Football games are a popular activity in the fall season. They offer a lot of fun and excitement. jnwgSf Members of the performing group Descants return from an after school appearance. Life can be hectic in a performing group. 24 — After School

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Everyone these days seems to have a C.B. radio, and it- can be confusing if you don ' t know the language of the air waves. If you are a Green Apple, or someone who is just learning about the C.B., you can get buried in such strange new terms as open sea- son, chicken coop, and Tijuana taxi. Onde the lan- guage is learned, the C.B. can be used to find out road and weather conditions, to report accidents, fires and robberies and, of course, to find out where the police or smokies are. Millions of Ameri- cans from truckers to housewives depend on their citizen ' s band radios for protection, information, and entertainment. The hard part jsioJioureout what is being said. I M Break 1 9 for a westbounder. Go breaker, you got a west- bounder. Thanks for the break good buddy! How ' s it look over your shoulder to that Gateway City? Come on. Your clean and green back to the Gateway City. How does it look back over your shoulder? Come back. You got aJ ojaJuwitt a-Koaa satthe 3-4-4 post so do a double nickel and don ' t feed the bears. 10-4 good buddy. ' Predate ' the info. You have a safe one now and keep the bugs off your bumper. That ' s a big 1 0-4 on that! Keep a grinnin ' and your wheels a spin- ning and we ' ll catch ya on the flip- flop. You got the Midnight Rider eastbound a 1 down on the side. 26 — CBs 10-4 Midnight Rider, you got the Circle City Camero Kid clear and on the side. Break 1 9 for the Camero Kid. ' ' You got the Camero Kid, go breaker. fl You ' ve got the Shining Star westbound. What be your de tion— 20? Come on. m heading out t h City to see a Y.L. and up some of flat Colorado Koo Do you copy pie? 10-4 on flat Mile High City! We got the Luclfy Lady running back door, The Snowflake, Big Ben, and Yellow Fire in the rocking chair and the Shining Star shakin ' the trees. LJboks like we got us a convoy Camero Kid. Affirmative on that convoy Shining Star, have you got an eye- ball on that Smoky takin ' pictures at the 3-4-4 mark yet? Bring it our donuey lookin Come on. You ' ve got a clean shot from where I ' m sitting, Camero Kid. 10-4 Lucky Lady, it looks like I ' m going to get off the super strip at the next exit. It ' s been good running with you cottonpickers, and I ' ll catch you eastbound. O.K. Camero Kid, eighty- eights to ya you have a good day today and a better one tomorrow. You got the Shining Star out.