North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Dress of Yesterday Reflects Formal Style In our earlier days, student life was governed by a more rigid set of rules. For example, dress codes were strictly observed. Young ladies of high standing would never be found wearing anything less than a dress of ankle length; slacks were exclusively for the young men . For a mere $1 .75 a young lady could purchase a heavy Galatia middy blouse . . . with silk lacings in front, high lacings at sides, French cuffs, long sleeves and pocket. A discerning young man could buy a dashing new two and three button roll lapel jacket, goodfitting trousers, and an athletic vest in gray, blue, tan and brown tones and in plaids, stripes or broken checks — an amazing buy at just $12.50. THE- NOia,D- 3 1 LiE. -HftNG IT ! SrvOOL STUFF- BY LD.CViMiE- UNCH!

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Have Echoed Through the NC Halls At last we must leave, Ne ' er again to return . Farewell, North Central High! Forever your walls will re-echo the sound Of that grand immortal cry Of ' 13 — Ra! Ra! And so it was. During the course of its 68 years, thous- ands of students have walked through the hallways of NC . Though the majority lose touch with their alma mater, the spirit and pride that are our school have lived on.

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«s : .«i : 5HOO WE ROAME D INTO THE corw FIELDS, WHERC- THe WATER MELONS GROW; - A NP FOUND A CRIPPLED AN LE -WORM CRocHeritJG- iWTHe SNOW % -w % f PIPPINS ' 8 r- ■ For the society buds, hightop, English walking shoes in patent or gunmetal with white Neolin soles cost only five dollars . Styles of the times in a variety of shapes and leather choices were featured in the men ' s Florsheim shoes, prices ranging from five to seven dollars .