Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2013, Page 63

Description:	enmentOn November 23, downtown Bloomingtonwas illuminated by thousands of Christmaslights for the annual Canopy of Lights.270,000 =LIGHTS STRUNG FROM COURTHOUSEtimes the age of the UnitedStates of America in yearstimes the student body ofBloomington Southtimes the distance in milesfrom Bloomington to Paris.times the height of Mt.Everest in meterstimes the population ofBloomington2-3 People look on as the strings of white lights adorning the Courthouse and thedowntown area are illuminated during the Canopy of Lights, a yearly celebration thatushered in the holiday season on November 24. PHOTO BY LUCILLE POWERSlackRIDAYTwo Bloomington Southstudents documented their BlackFriday shopping excursions onNovember 23 with Instagram.A turkey mascot greets ayoung participant with ahigh five on the course of theTurkey Trot, sponsored byBloomington BagelCompany, on November22. The 5K run began at7:30 am and stretchedthrough the IU campus.PHOTO BY ELEANORE FUQUAA local troop of TubaSantas plays for anenthused crowd onNovember 24 during theHoliday Market at ShowersPlaza. Dressed in festivered and white, the tubaensemble played a varietyof seasonal favorites.PHOTO BY LUCILLE POWERSShoppers congregate atWalmart on November 22for a head start on the BlackFriday shopping frenzy. Thescramble for major price cutsofficially began at 8 p.m.the night before Black Fridayat Walmart. PHOTO BYAUSTIN REILLY1. Junior Lydia Merriman and sophomore Jade Shiu enjoy Starbucks coffee to energizethemselves for early morning shopping. 2-3 Shoppers wait in line for the opening of stores andcrowd College Mall. PHOTOS COURTESY OF LYDIA MERRIMAN (1 -3) AND MCKENNA STEVENS (4)
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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