New ID Photos Uploaded To Infinite Campus

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Carrie McGrean 
Staff Reporter 
Students new school photos were
uploaded to their Infinite Campus
account. Photo credit Carrie McGrean.
 This year’s school pictures were updated on every student’s infinite campus last Thursday, October 29. Students have mixed feelings about the new photos, that aren’t necessarily improved.
            “I usually like them. I think it’s a good idea for the yearbooks,” said senior McKayla Birkenholtz.
            This year though Birkenholtz didn’t approve of the new photo. After hearing word of a lot of senior’s photos being misplaced and not receiving a picture package she believed she had been among the unlucky seniors. She knew she would have to get retakes, but she wasn’t aware of what day they would be. She didn’t have on what she felt was proper clothes and in turn, really didn’t like her pictures.
            “I hated them,” said Birkenholtz.
            School pictures are taken during orientation before the school year even starts. Retakes of the first pictures are taken during school sometime after the pictures that were purchased are delivered to students in their advisers. Freshman, sophomores, and juniors that did not purchase a picture package receive an envelope with previews in case after seeing their picture they want to purchase more. Seniors do not receive previews.
            Many seniors didn’t purchase their school pictures because they are already spending or have spent a lot of money on senior pictures. All the seniors’ school pictures will appear in the yearbook with red backgrounds even if that is not what their original background choice was.
            A lot of students either dress up by choice for their pictures or they are forced to by their parents. Regardless of outfit choice all students, take a seat, place their feet in the designated footprints, shift their head to any direction the photographer wishes, fish their hair multiple times, and then either scowl into the lenses or smile the biggest smile possible. Carrie McGrean 
Staff Reporter 

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