Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1997, Page 147
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PAVALBUM(or what we looked like the day thephotographer came)AMID THE CROWDS, WE OFTEN STRUGGLED TOMAKE OURSELVES STAND OUT. OUR INDIVIDUALTHOUGHTS AND BEHAVIORS SEPARATED US FROM OURFELLOW STUDENTS. AS A STUDENT BODY, WE WERESEPARATED INTO OUR CLASSES, UNIQUE IN AND OFTHEMSELVES. FROM THE BEGINNING OF SCHOOL, THE317 SENIORS WERE COUNTING DOWN THE 180 SCHOOLDAYS UNTIL GRADUATION. THE 422 MEMBERS OF THEJUNIOR CLASS GLEAMED AT BEING UPPERCLASSMENWHILE MOST OF THE 441 SOPHOMORES CLIMBED BEHIND THE WHEEL OF A CAR FOR THE FIRST TIME. ANDWITH WIDE-OPEN EYES, THE 489 MEMBERS OF THEFRESHMAN CLASS HESITANTLY ENTERED THE BESTFOUR YEARS OF THEIR LIVES.(everyone has started to accept each otherfor who they are and if they cant acceptit, to just put up with it.)- senior sarah tynanalbum division 147 |
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http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloomsouth/id/5398 |
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Bloomington High School South |
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