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Senior Picture Deadline & Information
CLASS OF 2009
Senior stage photos will be taken during English classes on SEPTEMBER 16, 17, 18..
YOU must have a "stage" photo taken to reserve your space in the yearbook. Your studio portrait will be substituted later. STAGE PHOTOS WILL BE TAKEN ON SEPTEMBER 16, 17, OR 18 ... CHECK WITH YOUR ENGLISH TEACHER FOR EXACT DATE.
TCTC Photos Date to be announced! Watch for details!! You will be called to Lecture A by program. SENIORS see the notes above for explanation of studio pictures. We will be taking JUNIOR and SENIOR pictures!!! Email Ms. Bennett if you have questions or need more information.
ATTENTION SENIOR CLASS of 2009!!
You (or your photographer) must submit your portrait by 1:00 pm on WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1, 2008.
Below are the specs you need to give the photographer. These are the requirements for the photo you are going to submit to the yearbook.
1. a) Smooth finish. Glossy or matte color picture: no ink jet, laser, phaser or dye sublimation prints allowed
b) Head AND shoulders seated pose ONLY, from waist up -- no lounging, no hands -- we must be able to see part of your chest and shoulders.
c) Wallet size print, head size approximately 1.25" to 2" from top of hair to bottom of chin, no rounded corners
2. Neutral background: no trees, props, garish patterns, fancy chairs, ...
3. No props: headgear (hats, tiaras, bandanas, etc .. . ) musical instruments,
motorcycles, pets, siblings, ...
4. Nothing stamped on the picture, no names, no dates, etc.
5. Print your name (no nicknames) on the back side, bottom of the picture. Use
pencil, not pen and definitely NOT ballpoint as it will ruin the picture.
6. Turn picture in to Miss Bennett, Yearbook Adviser, in room 370 prior to 1:00 pm on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2008.
NOTE: Many of the area photographers will turn this picture in for you as part of your package. It is your responsibility to make sure that this is done and that the picture they turn in is acceptable. Last year, we returned several photos to students because their photographer ignored our requirements.