Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2017, Page 131

Description:	I. IU Womens cycling fans cheer on their teams during the Little 500 race. Little 500 is attendedby over 25,000 people each year. II. Cyclists speed by in the midst of the race. The womens raceis 100 laps, amountine to 25 miles in total. III. The Kappa Alpha Theta cyclists celebrate their win.The Theta cyclists were also victorious in the Little 500 in 2017, beating out Alpha Omicron Pi,which placed second again in 2017. PHOTOS COURTESY OF BAILEIGH GOODLETTS311*r^BPar^H\iKy^irt£ M &wffl ■■ flTR 2: =\JSfe-4Lg. • y$M> V \ • • /W^ ^alv^ wWC {Am •* (BL 9&-- 3iNi^Pr^c2BBEAT SPRING SHOWThe 2017 BEAT (Bloomington Expressive Arts Training) Spring Showfeatured many students from Bloomington South. Sophomore JensynBowman has been a part of BEAT since last year, but she has beenperforming for about six years. Her favorite part about the program isthat it has shown [her] the best ways a group of students can worktogether to create something amazing. Bowman said that she lovedperforming the final song A Little Party Never Killed Nobody becausethe choreography was so much fun. Carter Makice, a junior at South,has been a part of the program for two years. He has become a muchbetter performer, but also learned a lot about working as a team andbeing a part of a supportive community, Makice said. He stated thatpreparing for the show was a little hectic, however they were able tocram a lot of material in within a few weeks.PHOTOS COURTESY OF CONNIE NELSON LAIRDIN RESPONSE TO CHEMICAL ATTACK 4/71 SIX ACTS ARE INDUCTED INTO ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME 4/7 ( Community 1131
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