11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition winner announced

By Anika Bhavnani, Editor-in-Chief|September 27, 2016

Four Archer juniors pose on top of a glacier during their last Arrow Week. This is the winning photo from the 11th grade photo competition.

The Class of 2018 traveled to Washington on Sept. 9 for Arrow Week. The Oracle asked the juniors to submit their best photos from the trip for a chance to win a free dress day for their Arrow Week group.

Julianna Goldsmith ’18 won for her photo (see featured image and below). Her group did not have an Archer instructor. This group will be allowed to wear free dress on Oct. 14.

This 11th-grade trip was the end of the trilogy of courses this class took. The course was led by the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), just like past years.

11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition winner.

Photo credit: Julianna Goldsmith
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Julianna Goldsmith
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Julianna Goldsmith
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Julianna Goldsmith
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Anna Allgeyer
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Macoy Ohlbaum
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Elizabeth Endo
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Sara Friedman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Sara Friedman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Anna Allgeyer
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Anna Allgeyer
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Anna Allgeyer
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Anna Allgeyer
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th grade students on Arrow Week who were accompanied by Marya Alford, one of the three Archer faculty members to attend the trip.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Alex Feldman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.

Photo credit: Cybele Zhang
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition winner.

Photo credit: Julianna Goldsmith

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About the Contributors

Anika Bhavnani, Editor-in-Chief

Anika Bhavnani became a member of the Oracle staff in 2015. She was promoted to co-Voices editor in 2016 and was promoted to editor-in-chief for the 2016-2017...

Anna Allgeyer, Columnist

Anna Allgeyer became an Oracle columnist in 2016. Her column focuses on food in relation to the life of an Archer Girl. She writes about food related...

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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Ms. Daehler • Oct 10, 2016 at 3:53 pm

These photos are absolutely stunning.

I had no idea there were glaciers involved this year!!

Thanks so much for sharing.


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