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

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The annual North Farmington bonfire expresses tradition and the enthusiasm of the students inspired by the Homecoming events 1967 Annual Homecomzng Prepamtzons Are Story Book Fantasy Theme for Homecoming Storybook fantasy in all its glory came forth in this year's Homecoming Parade. The Junior's lVloby Dick Float took first prize with the Senior Class Dra- gon running a close second. The Homecoming festivities began with an enthu- siastic crowd at the annual bonfire Friday night. New this year were the male cheerleaders who helped in raising the spirits high. Homecoming would not have been such a success without the help of committee chairman Terry Fuelling. The football game with John Glenn High School was a decisive one in the race for the Northwest Su- burban lead. The John Glenn Rockets defeated the Raiders by a score of 13-6. A disappointing game was absorbed by the excitement involved with the events of the weekend. 20

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-Fig Sidney Raider rides high as he leads the parade. Ar E ntlnusiastimlly Set Uff By a Blazing Bon ire Left: Stands are filled with alumni, parents, and N.F. students for the Glenn game. Below: The Art Club's contribu- tion to the parade shows the creative ability of its members. y l S' d ' l i A l 21 4l-L..