Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2016, Page 149

Description:	fiv Ive. After an eventful day ofearning and manual labor inCosta Rica, the students andthe locals unwind by playingsome games. II. The groupposes outside of one of thechurches that they stayed in.On the last day locals andstudents pose for a goodbyephoto. IV. Senior HarrisonStegemoller snapped apicture with friends beforeattending church.Freshman Rebecca Smith, the vice president ofPRISM, shared what April 15, the national Day ofSilence meant to her.0 What is important about the Day of Silence toyou?A: In my own experiences and my peers, bullyingto the LGBTQ community is still a very prevalentissue around the nation and locally. Its importantto me to speak up about injustices others arefacing.spring] breaking awayTwenty South students were asked which of these three terrains was theirfavorite to visit during spring break: the mountains, the beach, or the city.the beachThe beach is perfect forspring break because I enjoyany chance to get away fromthe cold weather.- Sophomore Ellianna Hanellthe mountainsI like to go on hikes, camp, and be outdoors, so themountains are my favorite place to go.- sophomore Jackson Hanchettthe cityI love goingshopping in the city,so its my favoriteplace to go. Plus, Idont like really hottemperatures, soits good weather forspring break time.- sophomore CarlieWilliamsStl/Q/(etUfe1491
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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