Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2000, Page 40

Description:	Hot song- Mambo #5Lou BegaJ-Cot group- Red HotChili PeppersJfot hairstyle-girlsshort stylespfot movie- TheFight Club,American BeautyJ-fot celebrities- StoneCold Steve Austinyioi trend- Japanesebeaded powerbracelets \*o(ki>Just for Laughs-HalloweenAlly Korzec and I were trick-or-treating inPeppergrass, and I was dressed up as a rabbit.There was this ledge thing between thedriveway, and I tried to be funny and jumpover it onto the other driveway, but it wasntlevel and I fell flat on my face. ~ senior SarahMcNabbI was down the street at my neighbors house,and we were handing out candy. Some guywalked up with a purse. He said that he hadfound it, and he gave it to us in casesomebody came back looking for it. It had$20 sticking out of it, and my neighborsparents said not to open it because it could bea bomb, that was the funny part. But then weopened it and the money was fake and therewas dog poop in it, that part wasnt so funny!-- senior Kristen BenedictMy friends and I were driving around onHalloween, trying to egg people. I was drivingand throwing eggs out my window at thesame time. I saw someone that I reallywanted to hit, so I tried to throw the eggreally hard, but instead of going out mywindow, it hit the part of my car right abovethe window, and it splattered all over theinside and outside of my car. I egged my owncar. ~ senior Matt VlasmanQuotes collected by Lauren HumesThe Big QuestionWhat is the history of Bloomington South?The first school to house exclusively high school studentsiBloomington was located at the end of College Ave., and wasone of the original buildings that remained from IndianaUniversity when the college was at that location. The structurewas called the Seminary Building and was known for itsbeautiful Gothic architecture (thus the name of the yearbook).j\|\| The trustees of the University offered the building to theBloomington school board in 1897 for $11,500. The citypurchased the building, and it served for 17 years as the highschool.In 1914 when the school population outgrew the facilities, asecond Bloomington High School was built located next to theSeminary building. The cost of the new school was $149,000.Then in 1965, the third and most recent high school wasmoved to S. Highway 37 (present day Walnut). BloomingtonHigh School then became Bloomington High School South in1972, when Bloomington North was opened.The building continued to house high school students until1996, when renovation on the almost 30 year old buildingbegan. Renovation was finally completed this year, and this isthe first time in four years that the students have been ableto enjoy a fully working and organized high school facility.by Jessee Hahn40 Gothic • September October 1999
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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