Gallery: Life during the Coronavirus Pandemic, May 30
- By Tristan Ipock and Duy Vu | tipock@vicad.com, dvu@vicad.com
- Updated
Kristin Clark, a teacher at St. Joseph High School, right, reacts to seeing Kyleigh Netheryòòò½ÊÓƵ™s decorated graduation cap before the start of St. Joseph High Schoolòòò½ÊÓƵ™s graduation at Bobcat Stadium on Saturday, May 30 in Bloomington. Nethery said it took her six hours to decorate the cap, and she is going to New York to study fashion design after graduation.
Perry Perez brings his friend in for a hug before the start of St. Joseph High School's graduation at Bobcat Stadium on Saturday, May 30 in Bloomington. "I'm really glad I'd be able to walk the stage because I know a lot of people that didn't get that opportunity," Perez said.
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Kristen Thomason, owner of Indigo Day Spa, puts a fresh sheet on a massage table. The spa has 30-minute breaks between clients to disinfect rooms, door handles and other parts of the building.
Kristen Thomason, owner of Indigo Day Spa, wipes down a massage table. The spa has 30-minute breaks between clients to disinfect rooms, door handles and other parts of the building.
Kristen Thomason, owner of Indigo Day Spa, wipes down the reception area on Saturday, May 30. The spa has 30 minute breaks between each client to disinfect rooms, door handles and other parts of the building.
Kristen Thomason, owner of Indigo Day Spa, disinfects a room on Saturday, May 30. The spa has 30 minute breaks between each client to disinfect rooms, door handles and other parts of the building.
Kristen Thomason, owner of Indigo Day Spa, wipes down a keyboard on Saturday, May 30. The spa has 30 minute breaks between each client to disinfect rooms, door handles and other parts of the building.
Kristen Thomason, owner of Indigo Day Spa, changes a pillowcase on Saturday, May 30. The spa has 30 minute breaks between each client to disinfect rooms, door handles and other parts of the building.
Kristin Clark, a teacher at St. Joseph High School, right, reacts to seeing Kyleigh Netheryòòò½ÊÓƵ™s decorated graduation cap before the start of St. Joseph High Schoolòòò½ÊÓƵ™s graduation at Bobcat Stadium on Saturday, May 30 in Bloomington. Nethery said it took her six hours to decorate the cap, and she is going to New York to study fashion design after graduation.
Perry Perez brings his friend in for a hug before the start of St. Joseph High School's graduation at Bobcat Stadium on Saturday, May 30 in Bloomington. "I'm really glad I'd be able to walk the stage because I know a lot of people that didn't get that opportunity," Perez said.
Seniors listen to instructions before they can go out on the field before the start St. Joseph High School's graduation at Bobcat Stadium on Saturday, May 30 in Bloomington.
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Tristan Ipock
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I was born in Vietnam and left to settle in the United States at the age of four. A Texan by heart — I lived in Arlington for nearly two decades and graduated from The University of Texas at Arlington with a degree in journalism.
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