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Sixtieth Annual %1//'0%'/'06 May 31, 2017 Sixtieth Annual Commencement North Central High School Sixtieth Annual %1//'0%'/'06 May 31, 2017 Sixtieth Annual Commencement Wednesday, May 31, 2017 7:00 P.M. Indiana Farmers Coliseum North Central High School “Achievement through Scholarship, Honesty and Respect” The mission of Washington Township Schools is to develop lifelong learners and globally-minded citizens by fostering the academic, creative, and social skills needed to achieve excellence in a multicultural environment. Metropolitan School District of Washington Township Indianapolis, Indiana Prelude Music North Central High School Wind Ensemble Mr. Rick Granlund and Mr. Andrew Brinkman, Conductors Processional North Central High School Wind Ensemble Pomp and Circumstance—Edward Elgar, arranged by James Ployhar Mr. Rick Granlund, Conductor Presentation of Flag JROTC Color Guard The National Anthem Lucy J. Wehlage Student Addresses “829” Eliza C. Craig “The Rainbow of Life” Paige L. Robinson Granting of Diplomas Presentation of Class Mr. Evans Branigan III, Principal Presentation of Diplomas Nikki Woodson, Ph.D., Superintendent Assisted by Mr. Michael E. Akers, Assistant Principal Mrs. Kristie Corn, Assistant Principal Mrs. Tymika Payne, Assistant Principal Mrs. Julie Barthel, Curriculum Coordinator Mr. Paul Loggan, Athletic Director Tassel Ceremony Mr. Evans Branigan III Candle Ceremony Jack R. Morel Recessional North Central High School Wind Ensemble Fanfare and Recessional—James Ployhar Mr. Andrew Brinkman, Conductor This commencement program should afford all graduates an equal opportunity to be seen and their names to be heard as diplomas are presented. Therefore, the audience is requested to assist in accomplishing these objectives by remaining silent during the presentation of diplomas. Board of Education Mr. William Turner, President Mr. Donald Kite, Vice President Dr. Wanda Thruston, Secretary Mr. Anthony Dzwonar, Member Mr. John Fencl, Member Junior Class Marshals Eric T. Feeney Johannes Schadow Michelle L. Wang Rania Zakaria Interpreters provided on stage for the deaf and hard of hearing. Gowns The bachelor’s gown has a closed front and open sleeve. The master’s gown has extremely long, closed sleeves, from which the arms protrude through a slit at the wrist; the end of the sleeve is a square, with an arc cut away just above the bottom. The doctor’s gown has velveteen panels down the front and voluminous bell- shaped sleeves on which there are three velveteen bars. Hoods The academic hood is a symbol that identifies a faculty member’s degree and the college awarding the degree. The size and shape emphasize the degree level—the doctor being the largest, followed by the master and the bachelor. The colors in the satin lining are those approved and authorized by the college or university, and the color of the velvet border indicates the academic area in which the degree was earned. Below are listed some of the academic areas and the color of the velvet border associated with each area: Arts, Letters, Humanities .................................White Education.................................................Light Blue Family and Consumer Sciences...................Maroon Fine Arts.........................................................Brown Journalism, Communications ..................... Crimson Law ............................................................... Purple Library Science .............................................Lemon Music ................................................................Pink Philosophy ............................................... Dark Blue Physical Education................................Sage Green Public Administration.......................... Peacock Blue Science, Physics ............................... Golden Yellow Social Work.................................................... Citron In Memoriam for the Class of 2017 Alan Pina Alexandro Magdaleno Trujillo "! Valedictorian !$ Salutatorian $!"# Core 40 with Technical Honors Core 40 with Academic Honors Diploma NCHS Academic Honors International Baccalaureate Diploma Candidate Gold Tassels are worn by National Honor Society members Students listed were candidates for graduation as of May 5, 2017. 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