Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Rock-a-thon LI, spends 24 hours for special people B.O.E.C.’s 3rd annual Rock-a-thon was held October llth-12th. About $5,000 was raised by the 50 rockers for Special Olympics. Parents and restaurants from this area provided a great deal of help. The nurses really worked hard and there was a lot of co-operation from everyone. Even though it was cold and rainy (tspical AHS Rock-a-thon weather), and most of the rockers’ time was spent on the porches, everyone had fun and lasted the whole 24 hours. Ms. Jones was happy that everyone wanted to rock for Special Olympics rather than just for the fun of it. Sue Ch and hccrs brought ou Th lorn and Pam D lonna MoFarla m Tina hou Stone Shari rn on go Purtan ongratulating the listen Di Pctr roc

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E.C.E.C. 1. The late hours and cold temperatures put Betty Zech to sleep. 2. Sandy Fuchs sets up evening entertainment — BINGO. 3. Nanook of the North, alias Kim Manthey keeps warm. 4. Candles flickered through the rainy night for Cindy Karl and Linda Campagna. 5. Who burned the popcorn?! says Margarite Warner. Still ECCKING... 10 .

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zazntncj 1. Sherry Major finds the library a quiet place to study. 2. Shelly Heim demonstrates the art of clowning.” 3. Title IX has liberated all classes (Deanna Lindsay). 4. Mikie II” enables Todd King and other advanced Math students to get experience with computers. 5. Psychology I demonstrates the quiet art of meditation. 12 .