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

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l g, ,rr-.. -ee +-Tfw 'Q ,. 2 i -fwifgf , ,J 27 f . . 'T e 2 Gail Slagle makes colorful flowers for the annual Fiesta. 7 0 ' I 0 0 0 l H zglalzglated b njo able E1 Cultural Actzvztzes ,Q spanish club members are all e little closer to Spain at least in spirit after an active ll year in the Spanish Club. Members were kept busy dreaming up and participating in the various functions. To earn 5 money the club sponsered a dance and showed a Hitchcock thriller, The Birds . ' They were given a chance to test their Spanish when they visited a Mexican Restaurant in Detroit and ordered dishes such as Tortillas and Enchiladas. I The highlight of the year came with the annual Spanish Fiesta. The girls spent hours cooking up delicious dishes. The hungry club f' members were faced with a difficult decision, which of the 25 Spanish dishes should they try 55 first. in After their meal was completed they were H12 provided with an hour of Spanish culture. li' si' rel' Concentration is used when planning Spanish Club activities. 53

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olor owl: Farmington if Marsha MacDowelI and Julie Fiis clean a silk screen after an Art club project is completed. rown and Gola' Spirit at NF this year was greatly enhanced by the participation of the Art Club, under the direction of lVlr. Richard Shilling. The Christmas season was kept alive with over one thousand Christmas cards created and sold by the club mem- bers. The various designs were printed on construction paper and proved to be profitable for the club, as well as attrac- tive to the public. Enthusiasm for the school teams was sparked by the production of pep ribbons by the'Art Club. They helped arouse interest in sports among the stu- dent body and encouraged team mem- bers to attain many victories. Homecoming week-end was heigh- tened by the Art Club's float, a further demonstration of its creative ability. Art Club prepares to enter the Homecoming Parade in their car creation. -'C'g l