Novi High School - Reflections Yearbook (Novi, MI)

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For the first time in its history, Novi had a dance marathon for Muscular Dystrophy. From Friday May 20th at 6 p.m. to .turday May 21st at 6 p.m. , students from Northville and Novi danced to the tune of 317824. Northville's pledges reached e 555000 mark, while Novi's boomed over 812000. The total amount of contributions, 317824, will be presented personally to rry Lewis in Las Vegas during the annual Labor Day Telethon by Julie Guthrie, whose pledges topped 3900. The participants received a ten-minute break every hour and a two-hour sleep-shower period. Food, which was greatly wel- 'med , was provided by local organizations. Eight bands volunteers their time for the dancers and records were also played. Everyone seemed to have a good time, but only 250 students out of the initial 300 lasted through the 24-hour ordeal. Dancer, nda Campbell, said, It was tiring but a lot of fun. ff 1 ,QQ lt fa--4 Q 7

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Dancr The decorated entrance gave sprrrt to the dancers M1ke Lrsa and Tracy were thankful for the ten mrnute breaks T1m had a hoarse vorce near the en Heather gave 11 all she had crowd A few of the Buslness Patrons Everyone Jolned 1n the fun and games Wrll II ever end? Ju11e could have danced all nrght and d1d Regre and her boyfrrend watched the fun . . . d. Mr. Houdini entertained the

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I thought both nights were extremely successful from all viewpoints, remarked Mr. Schmucker, the head director of the annual school play. THE CRUCIBLE was a reconstruction of the Salem witch trials. The story took place in Salem, Massachusetts in the 1800's. Approximately 40 tried out for parts in the play of which 21 'were chosen. The crew consisted of 25 students. 118 'NWN