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

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I? Spirited Pep Club officers for 1967-68 were Martha Smith, secretary, Candy Kimbrough, treasurer, Apirl Kornmiller, vice president and Jim Benya, president. ep lub oasis the dialer Arlo letes With Flower Power spirits NF athletes to victory.

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ll Sparkle to The 07717 om om Girls Raiderettes have become synonymous with half-time. At each home game their enthus- iastic formations boosted the spirit of the teams and heightened the enjoyment of spectators. Nothing could dampen their spirits, not even the pouring rain, and muddy conditions of this year's Yule-Log game. Raiderettes came through and raised many gloomy spirits when they put plastic bags over their pom poms and executed their formations with added vigor. Raiderettes not only performed at school games but also participated in civic parades. The first was a Christmas parade for Hamtramck. The second was a Memorial Day parade in which they,the Raiderettes,were joined by many other school bands. Junior girls look forward to next year but must say good-bye to senior manager, Lynn French.

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l i 14 4 i ,I While Raider teams practice, pep signs are painted to be put up in the halls. I I 0 0 0 Linda Oldershaw leads a cheer at one of the pep xl 0 orfu Szgns 0f Slbzrzt assemblies- Spirit has spurred many a team on to victory at North Farmington. lVluch of the credit for the propell- ing force behind this spirit can be given to the Pep Club, for their enthusiastic support of our teams and school. Big Sidney Rella , the Pep Club's entry in the Homecoming Parade, played an important role in keep- ing spirits sunny as the day darkened. Home football games were highlighted by yellow balloons sent into the sky during exciting moments. Several assemblies sparked with energy, were held ' during the year before athletic events. Posters and signs created by the Pep Club kept the student body and faculty aware of up-coming activities. l 59