100 years ago
1924: Sen. Ralph Cameron, the chief opponent to the sale of the Bright Angel Trail, refused the invitation of the Flagstaff Junior Chamber of Commerce to defend himself and his reasons for the opposition Wednesday evening at an open meeting called for the discussion of the sale of the trail.
Gallery: NAU parade celebrates 100 years of Homecoming
NAU Homecoming Parade
Twirler Jolina Andrews performs a high kick as the annual Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade begins on campus on Saturday morning. This year's theme was marking 100 years of Homecoming and celebrating mascot Louie the Lumberjack and NAU's 125th anniversary.Â
NAU Homecoming Parade
The Northern Arizona University Council of Indigenous Ambassadors float navigates through campus on Saturday morning during the Homecoming parade.
NAU Homecoming Parade
Northern Arizona University President José Luis Cruz Rivera, left, shows some Lumberjacks pride next to Associate Vice President for Advancement Stephanie Smith as they ride along the route of the annual Homecoming parade on Saturday morning.
NAU Homecoming Parade
From left, Peyton Jensen, 7, Davis Willett, 5, Evelyn Rakovich, 6, and Harper Willett, 8, children of NAU alumni, cheer for the Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade outside 1899 Bar & Grill on Saturday morning.
NAU Homecoming Parade
The Lumberjack Marching Band marches in the annual Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade celebrating 100 years of Homecoming on Saturday morning.
NAU Homecoming Parade
Northern Arizona University mascot Louie the Lumberjack waves to the crowd while walking next to NAU Blue Key Honor Society member Abby Walker on Saturday in the annual Homecoming parade.
NAU Homecoming Parade
The Northern Arizona University School of Forestry's Class of 1984 celebrate its 40th reunion while riding astride logs in the Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade on Saturday.
NAU Homecoming Parade
Members of the Northern Arizona University dance team are all smiles as they walk in the NAU Homecoming parade on Saturday morning.
NAU Homecoming Parade
Baase Pike, president of the Northern Arizona University Council of Indigenous Ambassadors, hands out candy on Saturday during the Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade.
NAU Homecoming Parade
The Northern Arizona University Ice Jacks hockey team hypes up the crowd during the annual Homecoming parade on Saturday morning.
NAU Homecoming Parade
Hundreds of spectators line the streets on the Northern Arizona University campus on Saturday to watch the annual Homecoming parade.
NAU Homecoming Parade
Lumberjacks are a prominent sight on Saturday during the annual Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade.
NAU Homecoming Parade
Flagstaff Mayor Becky Daggett smiles and waves to the crowd while riding in the Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade on Saturday morning.
NAU Homecoming Parade
NAU campus is busy with floats and spectators during the Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade on Saturday morning.
NAU Homecoming Parade
Students representing their dormitory, Allen Hall, walk in the Northern Arizona University Homecoming parade dressed as axolotls on Saturday morning.
