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

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, .ng ,,.,. ' . A A ,y W H 4 ., f - 5 .-hw Lf., A f - M fi ... ,-. . 2, Y 'Q' vm ara v 23 K' i g I f . 1 .ff t 1 at f . - - H, ,W 5 -L' my 1 A A Northern Choraliers: Bottom Row: S. Manchuk, L. Kahn, J. Fagan, Row: N. Steinman, G. Gonzalez, B. Erle, B. Davis, P. Kamp, J. S. Mallette, M. Burr, J. Greene: Middle Row: T. Garcia, D. Smith, Heston, J-5997 R. Hanclzlik, K. Miller, L. Warner, L. Oldershaw, J. Young, Top wftlaem bomliers Sing Sweet! Through '68 Together they made beautiful music. The Northern Choraliers was a group of sixteen girls and boys who helped make the year at North more melodious. Collectively they performed in school assemblies and holiday concerts and helped spread season spirit throughout the entire student body and faculty. Many of the Choraliers also performed in the annual musical which was the high- light of the spring semester. Choraliers obtained their positions thro- ugh try-Outs at the beginning of the year. Alternates were also chosen for each section. 74 Mr. James Hunt and Jan Young go over a musical selection for Northern Choraliers.

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Musical Production, Kismet Diversification is the best discription of the North Farmington singing program. This program consists of mixed choir, advanced choir, girls choir, and glee club. Mixed choir gives both boys and girls a chance to sing and perform together at the school concerts. Members are chosen by auditioning for Mr. James Hunt, who is the musical department director. ...Q F , Al 4--. Advanced choir is very similar to mixed choir in that the members must audition for a place in the class. However 2 prior years of experience in regular choir is usually required. Girls choir and Glee Club are both open to students who enjoy singing and would like to participate in the musical program. L 4. Advanced Choir. Front Row: C. Hagemann, D. Manchuk, A. Killeen, J. Poladian, B. Vanderwill, L. Armstrong, L. Cherry, K. Anderberg: Row Two: J. Kauf- man, L. Kahn, C. Cox, M. Ripard, J. Sohn, A. Bruni, S. Doughnym, J. Greene, C. Kimbrough, P. Vasu, M. Burr, M. Eddy, S. Ris, K. Toban: Girls Choir. Front Row: C. Proctor, A. Arocha, C. McHughn, C. Jones, G. Rauss, D. Dichson, P. Topalian, A. Odabachian: Row Two: V, Caron D. Setter, W. Cohn, S. Fiyalko, K. Bunting, K. Andersen, K. Michael, L ll 7: Row Three: A. Larsen, S. Schultz, C. Miller, S. Moss, C. Kowalski, D. Meier, K. Stock, J. Tyler, G. Peterson, L. Moore, P. Flora, L. Lentz, J. Mallon: Row Four: L. Spencer, T. Garcia: B. Bayer, L. Lauer, B. Erle, J. Douglas, D. Curnutte, B. Little, D. Torbico, B. Davis, P. Kamp, G. Konzalez, N. Steinman, S. Heyn, R. Leemgraven, L. Davis, J. Watson: Morden: Row Three: D. Kourtjian, L. Clapper, P. Benyman, S. Roberts, S. Lunn, J. Kavlkian, C. Conde, M. Mielke, C. Sevin: i

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Orclaestm lays its Way into the Heart of Candy Mikula enjoys the sounds from the tuning of her violin. Music lovers one and all experience the same wonderful feeling as they listen to the orchestra members tuning their in- struments in preparation for a concert. Here at North we have a fine orchestra which plays under the qualified direction of Miss Marjorie Mowat. This year's con- cert was a great success. Members of the orchestra also enhan- ced the production of Kismet, the spring musical, by helping to provide the musical score for this production. l .,t,,....fss.4-Nh..t.-f,w-Nvtf we WG -.mf Concert String Orchestra: Front Row: A. Korkijan, J. Barto, S. Thiel- mann, S. Molnar, S. Kirk, C. Mikulap Row Two: B. Manson, Miss Marjorie Mowat, Director, C. Hagemann, L. Lotts.