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[Photo] Gibson Southern alum, Thompson, assumes role as head of maintenance

September 22, 2022
Dr. Bryan Perry joined the South Gibson School Corporation as its new superintendent at the start of the 2022-2023 school year. He previously served as the assistant superintendent for human resources in the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation.

[Photo] Perry blessed to be new SGSC superintendent

September 19, 2022
Junior Bradyn Epperson is all smiles on his first flying lesson with Gibson Southern Graduate Brant Elpers. Elpers is an instructor at Excell Aviation in Evansville.

[Photo] Gibson Southern students are taking off after high school

April 7, 2022
Taylor Swift fans were quick to download her album of rereleased songs and songs From the Vault.

[Photo] Taylor’s Version: a more mature sound on the work she owns

December 10, 2021
Sophomore Eli Maikranz has been racing quads since 2019, a sport in which hes grown and improved.

[Photo] Wheels up and the dirt flies for Maikranz

November 30, 2021
Allison Hale reclines in the hospital during one of her many hospital treatments.

[Photo] The woman who passed the test of life: Allison Hale

November 10, 2021
Allison Hale poses for a photo at the hospital.

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Allison Hale relaxes at the hospital.

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Allison Hale and Lily Evetts often face-timed while Hale is at the hospital.

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Allison Hale entertains herself with a ukulele while at the hospital.

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Cody West Shaves Allison Hales hair, which brought them closer together.

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Allison Hale shows off her port scar which she is proud of.

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Gibson Southern High School junior Allison Hale was a smiling, bubbly young lady prior to her diagnosis and carried that positivity throughout her treatment.

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Hale appreciated the support from her family and nurses during her treatments.

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Allison Hale posing with medical workers by the famous Rileys bell.

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Hale discovered lumps on her neck, indicating there was something wrong.

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Allison Hale takes a selfie.

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Allison Hale shows optimism while she gets a treatment.

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Allison Hale shows the camera her IV bags she had to get treatment through.

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Allison Hale takes a selfie with a blood bag depicted in the back.

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Allison Hale taking a selfie with a nurse in the mirror.

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A photo of Allison Hales medication for her treatment.

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Allison Hale shows her hair that fell out after a Chemotherapy treatment.

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Allison Hale takes a selfie showing the Is piece of hospital equipment.

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Allison Hale poses with a nurse who helped her through treatment.

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Allison Hale sits on a hospital bed during one of her treatments.

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Allison Hale sits on a check up table.

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Allison Hale sits on a check-up table.

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Allison Hale poses for a photo.

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Allison Hale taking a photo while she flexes, mimicking her shirt.

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Allison Hale shows optimism during one of her treatments.

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Allison Hale recieves her first Chemotherapy treatment. She received this treatment through the bags depicted above the hospital bed.

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Allison Hale shows her optimism at the hospital.

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Allison Hale shows

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Sophomores Noah Kluesner and Andrew Sagers and freshman Melia Reid had an interesting approach to presenting their guacamole during Halloween Wars.

[Photo] Students scare in “Halloween Wars” competition

November 1, 2021
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