Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2013, Page 75

Description:	Freshman Julian Dietrich preforms asolo during the winter Intermediate Jazz Bandconcert. PHOTO M ELEANORE FUQUAHereDEC21DEC23JAN. 7JAN.12JAN.19JAN.20JAN31FEB. 1FEB. 5FEB.14FEB.15FEB.16FEB.26MAF.9MAR.11MAR.16MAR.18f owing SEASONare some highlights from winter,proposed apocalypsecardinal stages wizard of ozwinter break beginsselect classes receive ipadsswimming & diving conference indianamonroe county youth conventionmartin luther king, jr. daypride LGBTQ film festivalretro dancefine arts nightvalentines daywrestling stategymnastics conference indianaboys basketball sectionalsdance nationalsspring break beginsscience olympiad state competitionproject green promDECEMBERMARCHThe winter season blew in with a gust of intensity,delivering its quintessential frigid temperatures,blanketing the town in fluffy snow and castinghazardous sheets of ice on roads. Occasionally,Bloomington South students embraced frosty MotherNature and the subsequent snow days and delays. Formuch of the season, however, they shielded themselvesfrom the wintry outdoors, hunkering down for a fewmonths and awaiting the first signs of spring. Studentsfocused on rounding out the second academic trimesterand looked to school and community events such asthe Monroe County Youth Convention and RetroDance to fill the void. As the plants lost their leaves andsurvived yet another batch of freezing weather, theresidents of Bloomington similarly endured. It was thisstrength to withstand the literal and metaphorical winterthat allowed students to prosper and grow.PHOTOS BY ELEANORE FUQUA
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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