Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2013, Page 132

Description:	In the end, it [DanceMarathon] madeeverything I worked onfor the past twoyears real.- senior Tori ChampionnE1111. Triumphantly holding the banner proclaiming him as one of Riley Childrens Hospitals Riley Champions,junior Alexander Rice smiles at the onlooking crowd as senior Faith Groff helps him raise the banner high. 2.At the opening ceremony kicking off the marathon, junior Audrey Deinlein pushes a beaming Riley patientthrough the tunnel formed by the interwoven hands of South students forming a circle around the gym. EachRiley kid attending the even received their own wagon to ride in. 3. At the Care Fair proceeding themarathon elementary kids were entertained with various games, like a cup cake walk. PHOTO BY BAILEY BOLER4. Senior Abbie Lueken helps a Riley kid with some crafts during the Care Fair. As a member of the RileyDevelopment committee, Lueken spent the whole year establishing relationships with Riley families andmaking sure they would have a great time at the marathon. PHOTO BY BAILEY BOLER 5. At the marathon,students partake in the line dance, following along with the Morale executives who repeatedly performed iton stage throughout the event. 6. At the end of the evening, the senior executives present the grand total ofmoney raised. After all money made at events and donations were added, i^^Btorganization raised$70,029.31 PHOTOS BY ISABEL CULLATHER AND EMILY MOON -^™
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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