Novi High School - Reflections Yearbook (Novi, MI)

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The junior class went all out on the 1977 Prom, which was held at the Plymouth Hilton. The cost of S25 per couple was well ant. Everyone enjoyed the delicious buffet dinner and danced to the sound of Squeeze. I had a fantastic time, but it seemed too short, said Robyn Baker. Kim Arnold added, It was an enjoyable evening and it ts nice to get dressed up. X 4

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An Unfor fw.1f4 For Tom Mary Beth hm and his date the moment had arrived John and Ruth shared a touching moment Debbie and her date enjoyed each other s company. Everything looks so good! Dancing was only part of Kim and her date's exciting night. The sweet table had a great variety. Monica and Craig dance in their track shoes. ettable Eveni

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Voices Compete Forensics was a speech class. The National Forensics League was a national honor society to recognize achievement in scholarship, leader- ship, good character and public speak- ing ability. Forensics was divided into public speaking and oral interpretation of lit- Mrs Carter teacher of forensics loved watching PIZICUCS Jeanette laughed at a Joke in the story Practicing was fun but hard erature. Under these, there are seven different events in which students may compete, such as children's story tell- ing and radio broadcasting. There were two students that made outstanding achievements. Sue Fanos came in highest in the Oral Interpreta- tion of Literature. In the American ml ki V Y I , ,Z 1 W., if .V ' . .' b a. . , ' , ' b. Russ, Ricci and Glenn practiced in unison. c. ' ' . d. ' ' . l22 Legion Oratorial Contest, Ricci Mull gan won local and district contests. Preparing a speech involved writin memorizing and delivering it to t judges. Students put anywhere betwe five and ten hours a week into the speeches. Though forensics was a lot work, it was a good experience. 1- 5 X., ...,