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

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Music liz 5 ii ig Part in FH Activities , ily Dance Band, kneeling: V. Acciaioli, D. Scott: row two: T. DUIFTTHQB, A- Polenz, P- Wilson: VOW 'fhfeel Nlf. L. Haver, C- Shaw, T. Roberts, B. Panich, J. Oeftering, K. Cusac,S. Lorenz: Milarchf S- i-Ofenzl K- D0U9'3S. L- White, B- Manson, J- row three: R. Jones, C. Courier, D. Crompton, W. White, D. Th0Ff0l'1, C- Acciaioli, K- Speakmani l'0W f0Uf! B- HGHIY. Kurtz, R. Murphy, J. Fisher. Varsity Band, front: D, J. MacCoII, C. Davis, J. Davidsen, W. Neumann, S. Heither. Crouse, S. Strand, J. Bozgan, J. Betts, D. Peel: row two: T. Not pictured: S. Zimmerman, G. Wesley. Toohey, R. Mazurek, J. Stevens, C. Fleischer, D. Sokol, J. i

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Raider Fight Song Neither rain, nor hail, nor sleet,nor snow nor mud, nor fog could keep North's marching band off the field. Many times students have looked up from their studies to observe the marching band valiantly practicing to perfect their formations. Under the direction of Nlr. Lawrence Haver the band performed in many activities which included assemblies, football games and accompanying the Raiderettes at half-time. Radiating holiday spirits,the band with the help of the choirs, entertained the entire student body during the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. The highlight of the year came when the band presented its annual Band concert. A wide variety of musical pieces was executed. Above: North's Brown and Gold Band was lead by Mr. Lawrance Haver, director, Dave Crompton, drum major and Golden Girl, Angie Garcia. Below: NFHS Band boasts smiling majorettes: Sheryl Sher- field, Paulette Franch and Marsha Albrect.

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'21 rj, . Bowling Club: Front Row: D. Popa, vice president, N. Engle, J- T0Wf1Sef1Cl, S- Klein, A- Gfe90 Y- B- Su-Cher, K- Kaleniecki, secretary: B. Humm, treasurer: Row Two: C. F0l'SYTl12 Beek Fiowi J- Sf8mb0Ull3n- S- lVl6Ul9ll3, Fl- Russell, sponsor, D. McPherson, C. Young, J. Cipponeri, Snyder, A- lVllfCl1ell- B- l3f00l4el'- l-- Townlev- R. Birndorf, S. Thielemann: Flow Three: J. Wohlart, M. owlers mfer The Strike Zone This Season l l Representing North in the final Bowling Tournaments are five members of the Bowling Club. Every other Thursday evening Country Lanes Bowl- ing Alley was filled with forty fun loving bowling fiends. The students divided up into teams and had matches with one another. To be in keeping with the Christmas spirit of fun and joviality the members held a tournament. Conven- tional rules were forgotten. Nine pin hits were recorded as strikes and the averages zoomed to unbelievable heights. At the end of the year a banquet was held to award trophies to the first and second place teams, the highest game and highest series for both boys and girls. 79