Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2013, Page 5

Description:	t£i&^L Smf\^igfilinifig^cls a whofe nato-., element tosjSSi»* * Stepping apt on a iCju,.piece of webbing JB{9 tet „vabove the ground really forced *■you to face your fears?;* rV- ,-fsArjrAN.aJ;han Haberman-Ducey -.< J->; v>.« : fAUGUST 12 -SEPTEMBER 22if owing SEASONHere are some highlights from summer.AUG. 13AUG. 18AUG. 24AUG 27SEP! 1SEPT. 17SEPT. 21SEPT. 22first day of schoolLOTS training weekendgrant street festivalpurple carpet dayopen housefourth street festivalspirit weekhomecominglotus festivalgirls golf regionalsboys soccer conference indianaSummer arrived in Bloomington at full force, heating the^m0days with additional hours of light. The flora preparedfor long months of heat, casting off spring blossoms andtaking on a warm, green hue. Bloomington Southstudents, too, welcomed the summer season, basking inthe success of their achievements during the school yearand contemplating the many enriching opportunities ofsummer. As the summer drew to a close, the studentsreturned to South and reveled in the possibilities that theupcoming year would hold. Seeking to extend the lazypleasures of summer to the more rigorous school year,students transferred their focus from summer camps andvacations to school and community activities thatguaranteed leisure, relishing the celebratoryAl^fcV *the plants that spent the summer months absorbing theradiant sun, residents also luxuriated in the blissfuldelights of summer. This ability to savor and appreciatenew experiences helped students to thrive and grow.J-!i9^ncwuo oi civiilt muvr4:\
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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