7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition Winner Announced

By Cybele Zhang, Editor-in-Chief|May 6, 2016

7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition Winner. Photo by Jenna Gestetner ’21.

The Class of 2021 traveled to Utah on Friday, April 15, for their Arrow Week. The Oracle asked the seventh graders to submit their best photos from the trip for a chance to win a free dress day for their Arrow Week group.

Jenna Gestetner ’21 won for her photo (see featured image and below). Her group was chaperoned by history teacher Miriam Otero. This group will be allowed to wear free dress on Friday, May 13.

The trip was led by the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS).

7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition Winner. Photo by Jenna Gestetner ’21.

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Ava Thompson ’21

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Eva Dembo ’21

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Emma London ’21.

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Eva Dembo ’21.

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Jenna Gestetner ’21

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Eva Dembo ’21.

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Emma London ’21

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Eva Dembo ’21.

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Eva Dembo ’21

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Ella Roark ’21

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Eva Dembo ’21.

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7th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition. Photo by Leslie Ignacio ’21

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Cybele Zhang, Editor-in-Chief

Cybele Zhang joined the Oracle writing staff in 2015. She was promoted to Sports Editor as a sophomore and to Editor-in-Chief as a senior. Cybele graduated...

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Miriam Otero • May 9, 2016 at 7:58 am

Congratulations Jenna!!! Way to represent for the Otero Sombreros!!!!!


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Katherine Boehrer • May 9, 2016 at 6:16 am

Hi there Class of 2021, if you have any photos you’d like to donate to NOLS, head on over to http://www.nols.edu/photos! We’d love to have them. Thanks!


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