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The mighty Norsemen stand by while Nuri says a few words to the excited student body. Cheerleaders provided the entertainment for the pep rally preceding the bonfire. N T H 19 I L A crowd gathered around to cheer for a Northfield victory. 10
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QG fQ AND SOUNDS IN Acnvmcs Northfield High School is much, much more than an empty modern school house situated in the center of a corn field. Our school is a being — a being with life, purpose, and enjoyment. The stu- dents provide these qualities. The life is the fact that the students are there. The purpose is to grow in knowledge, both written and social. The enjoy- ment is what these students do to relieve the tension of constant studying. This enjoyment is composed of the ACTIVITIES OF NORTHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL in 1967!
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1965 Homecoming Queen, Susan McVicker, crowns 1966 Homecoming Queen, Pamela Garrison. 66 O C o f N The weekend of October 15th was one of the busiest and most fun-filled weekends of the year for the Norse. During this week many fiep rallies were held in the halls of the school for the queen candidate from each class, and many long hours were spent after school working on the cars which carried the queens onto the field. The theme of the 1966 Homecoming was Beauty Around the World which meant that each class had a nation represented by its float. The Freshman class chose the country of Hawaii, with Beverly McVicker as their Hawaiian princess. The Sophomore class chose Japan and Susie Bever was their own little Geisha Girl. The Junior class chose the country of Holland, and nestled perfectly in the heel of the wooden shoe, was Cheryl Siferd. The Senior class chose the country of France, and high on the Eiffel tower reigned the queen of the Homecoming activities, Miss Pamela Sue Gar- rison. Not to be outshone by the queens, the Norse var- sity scored a victory over the Triton Trojans by a 20-0 score. To finish off the end of a perfect Homecoming. the Homecoming dance was held Saturday night. This 1966 Homecoming was one to be long remem- bered by everyone who attended. Queen Pam Garrison is shown dancing with her escort Gar ' Haupert.
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