North Farmington High School - Aurora Yearbook (Farmington, MI)

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66760, b Experience Raider Gymfmsts Produce John Teeples, junior, springs off the vault as he finishes his routine. 106 Wally Peterson, senior, leaves the high barin a full-twist dismount. Dan Erickson, senior, is caught up in the air during his routine. l l

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amber ne at The Raider Boys' Gymnastic Team has had to travel some long distances in order to find opponents, but compile a school year of practice, a team filled with talented performers, a couple of dedicated coaches, along with some long bus rides, and you've got a winning NF team. Two years in a row, the Raider team came away with the State Title, but after losing a number of key performers from last year's team, North took second behind arch-rival Clarenceville. The two teams went through the regular season with identical records, each only losing one meet, both losses occurring when a split was the result of their meetings. Their first meet wasn't until early December, but the boys had been practicing since the beginning of school in September, three times a week, and from November until the season's end in late lVlarch everyday. The senior members of the team dominated the meet performers, but with another year of experience the underclassmen will carry another spectacular season next year. Above: Neil Boff, senior, does a hand stand on the still rings Left: Senior Tom lVlcArt-NF State Champ. 105

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Tbiwl' Stmiglat ictorious Season i Bob Winberry, junior, prepares to go into another stunt on the parallel bars. Senior Tom Huber demonstrates his agility on the long horse. :,Q4!yA4.'Z,rg,g,f: fl Q21l5'5f?2?1'9 ' f 1 35532-wif f' 1 ' f, fl fs: Qfxygwu, ,, t rV,3J ' W hv3f'Z4.aL7wq21,w3zr 4214451-' E Junior Bruce Metre begins a back-hand-spring