11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition winner announced

By Cybele Zhang, Editor-in-Chief|September 19, 2017

Mac Williams ’19 poses on the side of a mountain among the clouds. This is the winning photo from the 11th grade photo competition.

The Class of 2019 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.

Rae Godfredsen ’19 won for her photo, pictured both above and below. Her hiking group will be allowed to wear free dress on Oct. 13.

This 11th-grade trip was the end of the trilogy of courses the class took. The course was led by the National Outdoor Leadership School [NOLS]. It was Archer’s 19th student trip with NOLS.

Click the gallery below to view other submissions.

11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition winner.
Photo credit: Rae Godfredsen
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Dani McMillion
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Marie Chorpita
Maddie Jacobson ’19 and Juliette St. Antoine ’19 look over a lake as they journal during 11th grade Arrow Week. Their group hiked in the north Cascade Range in Washington.
Photo credit: Bea Freeman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Dani McMillion
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Ruby Colby
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Olivia Zeiden
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Bea Freeman
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Marie Chorpita
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Aviva Intveld
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Dani McMillion
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Aviva Intveld
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Kelly Tuxpan
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Ruby Colby
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Olivia Zeiden
11th Grade Arrow Week Photo Competition.
Photo credit: Aviva Intveld

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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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Sandra sigal • Oct 13, 2017 at 11:23 am

Stunning photos!! Congratulations Rae!!


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Teresa Boever • Oct 4, 2017 at 12:46 pm

Congratulations AJWE-5! Beautiful photo!!


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Ms. Daehler • Sep 25, 2017 at 1:24 pm

Gorgeous photos!!


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