Post by Chris Wolfe on Jul 25, 2005 20:20:19 GMT -5
LAUREN LIPOVIC
ASSISTANT EDITOR
It is the last month of school and everyone is in frenzy! Trying to cram in all those notes that we “forgot” to study for exams, while trying to fit a month’s supply of clothing into a tiny suitcase, is not an easy task for anyone. This year has been as crazy as ever and we are all trying to put ourselves together for that long break we has been more than worth anticipating. Whether you are going to be traveling the world this summer or staying in Brunswick, there is always something interesting to take a picture of. As was proven at the past two shows, disposable cameras can produce spectacular results, so don’t be bummed if you forgot your camera at home.
Since we will not be able to meet too often this summer, it will be neat to share our summer activities when we have the opportunity, so keep developing those pictures! Photo Club also has its end of the year picnic on June 1. We will be working on the garden project we started last fall and discuss the future of the club in the upcoming year! Darkroom usage will most likely go into effect within the next month, evidence that this past school year has been more than productive. I appreciate everyone’s support and cooperation it definitely paid off! Congratulations Seniors, and we wish you the best of luck with your future plans, whether it involves photography or not!
Sincerely,
Lauren Lipovic
photoassteditor@yahoo.com
ASSISTANT EDITOR
It is the last month of school and everyone is in frenzy! Trying to cram in all those notes that we “forgot” to study for exams, while trying to fit a month’s supply of clothing into a tiny suitcase, is not an easy task for anyone. This year has been as crazy as ever and we are all trying to put ourselves together for that long break we has been more than worth anticipating. Whether you are going to be traveling the world this summer or staying in Brunswick, there is always something interesting to take a picture of. As was proven at the past two shows, disposable cameras can produce spectacular results, so don’t be bummed if you forgot your camera at home.
Since we will not be able to meet too often this summer, it will be neat to share our summer activities when we have the opportunity, so keep developing those pictures! Photo Club also has its end of the year picnic on June 1. We will be working on the garden project we started last fall and discuss the future of the club in the upcoming year! Darkroom usage will most likely go into effect within the next month, evidence that this past school year has been more than productive. I appreciate everyone’s support and cooperation it definitely paid off! Congratulations Seniors, and we wish you the best of luck with your future plans, whether it involves photography or not!
Sincerely,
Lauren Lipovic
photoassteditor@yahoo.com