Relaxing in passing

Students use the short breaks they get to do what they love

Aurora Strachan, Staff Writer|October 22, 2019

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Before the morning bell rings, sophomore Axel Garcia sits and chats with his friends while drawing. Garcia disliked his day at school, but after spending time with his favorite people, his day improved. “Seeing my friends and bagel day are the only things that make me feel happy,” Garcia said.

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The Varsity hockey team takes their team photo. As their season comes to an end David Erwin transitions over as the head coach.

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Colors that last. The art department paints floor murals for the Novi Home and Garden Show. Art students painted different animals for eight hours and got their first taste of a professional job in the arts.

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Dance the night away. After winning first place for both the jazz and pom category, junior Aubrey Bowen celebrates her win with the junior varsity team. “She [Bowen] loves the team, and involves herself in lots of team bonding events,” Bowen’s Mom, Mellisa Mulville-Bowen said. Occasionally, Bowen hosted the teams bonding events and offered anything possible for her teams success.

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