Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2013, Page 33

Description:	TWO WEEKS ..ynthesisa growing collection of photosA variety of used books aredisplayed at the 28th annualRed Cross book fair at theMonroe County Fairgroundson September 30. Theproceeds went to the RedCross, military families andemergency services ofMonroe County. PHOTO BYIMOGEN TODDTrees at Bryan Park take on agolden hue with the coming ofOctober. Due to theexceptionally dry summer,many leaves turned colorssooner than expected,displaying evidence of fall asearly as September. PHOTO BYELEANORE FUQUAA representative from MiddleWay House, in partnership withYarns Unlimited, installs a treesweater near the CourthouseSquare on October 5. Localbusinesses paid a fee to votefor their favorite, and theproceeds went towards aid incases of domestic violence.PHOTO BY HAILEY JACKSONIts awesome! The things you#i can do on it are cool. — juniorAlexa Mikeworth-SagerI dont really care. There is anew iPhone every year.un/br Noah Sandweisslike that its faster, it has abetter screen, and the charger isbetter. — sen/or Olivia HorowitzFreshman Kaiya Grundmann, (left) a member of the band Sad Sam Blues Jam, entertains the crowd at the BuddyWalk alongside a fellow band member. The fifth annual walk was hosted by the Down Syndrome FamilyConnection on October 7 in Bryan Park. PHOTO BY ELEANORE FUQUA Bloomington South cheerleaders energizethe crowd at the Buddy Walk with a Tunnel of Cheer. The walkers made a ceremonious loop around Bryan Park.PHOTO BY ELEANORE FUQUAI w.
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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