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

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'T ll, Wi 0 -1,5 ll T l 7' 4. ' Q 'I, wh I A ll' will rf ll lb, A, X X .44 Children of yesterday, infants of then Now the ruling ones Climbing out of their youth like those reborn Striving for age and purpose. Caught in a kaleidoscope of thoughts and things Bewildering books, games of the fields, and of the heart - Emerging from their learning-cocoons The butterflies, eager to dance on the winds of existence. The last tattered bits of a giant beginning Now crowded by those under Spending the last seconds of a twelve-year eternity Thinking selves ready to rush away and remold tomorrow 14

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l 'I l nv Q xr QNQIGSI- K lf- - l Ll YN we s 'o3e ' Qhggwfln 4Ji vlvlft Jll X f .416 The majorlty In number but sometlmes shaded From the llght of departing Wanting thoughtfully for the chance to rise and rule Those fllllng the corridors Something dlstlnctlve floats about them No two groups are ever same They are all one and yet are many A muddled mass of many dastlnct groups. Children of now somewhat bewildered Overshadowed by those older Hampered by the group stlll younger Unique In themselves and the Children s Hour approacheth. Sofhomokc S?oNSon9d

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'Yloilafvfen of yesterday. . ready to rash away ana' remola' tomorrow I 1 x