YEARBOOK PHOTO ASSIGNMENT: Yearbook Scavenger Hunt

THE ASSIGNMENT: Below, you will find a list of PHOTOGRAPHY TARGETS for you to collect over the next week. Please get photos of as many of these objects/subjects as you can, preferably with STUDENTS OR STAFF in the photos!

  • For each photo, staff will receive ONE point towards this 50 point assignment.
  • Photos must be sharp and clear (good enough to put into a Yearbook!)
  • ALL PHOTOGRAPHS must have STUDENTS or STAFF in the photo. The object of this assignment is to get AS MANY PHOTOS OF STUDENTS as possible, so make sure that you take photos of DIFFERENT students for your pictures. No more than 2-3 photos of the same person will be counted!
  • ALL PHOTOGRAPHS MUST BE TAKEN ON THE HHS CAMPUS or at an HHS EVENT!
  • ALL PHOTOGRAPHS must be taken between 9/25 to 10/2. You cannot use photos taken already this year!
  • DO NOT disrupt classes to take any of these photographs! You can ask teachers to take "photos for a Yearbook assignment" if you are in the class, but do not GO INTO another class to take these photos!
  • Please get SEPARATE and DIFFERENT PHOTOS for each object. Multiple objects in one photo (example: Crocs shoes and HIGHLAND Sweatpants with a strange HUSKY on them) will only be counted for ONE OBJECT, not THREE!
  • PHOTOGRAPHS should be taken OUTSIDE the Tech Lab, preferably with Non Yearbook Staff in the photo, starting on Monday, September 25th, ending on Monday, October 2nd!

THE GROUPS: NO GROUPS THIS YEAR, you are responsible for finding all of these photographs by yourself. The winners in each class will receive an EDIBLE WINNER'S AWARD (This will be worthwhile, trust me!) The winners will also receive 50 extra credit points. In the event of multiple people completing ALL 50 photographs, the staff member with the EARLIEST LAST PHOTO DATE will be declared the winner.

MAKE SURE TO PROPERLY NAME ALL PHOTOGRAPHS, or you will not receive credit for this project.

TARGETS/SUBJECTS:

(Here is a .jpg version of this list if you want to download it for your phone!): Please note that the subjects in BLUE might be open to interpretation!

The Highest Classroom Number An Orange Chair
Something GLASS used in a classroom. A Red or a Pink Water Bottle
A Compass. A Magazine from 2023.
A Red, Green or Blue Lunch Bag or Box. A Bottle of something other than a DRINK.
An unchewed piece of gum. A Bridge.
Something "Inspirational." A School Clock at 7:00 (am or pm).
A good portrait of someone wearing Red, White or Blue Frame Glasses A piece of pie.
A Plastic Tool Purple Sticky Notes
A work of art older than 100 years old.

A "Cootie Catcher" in use.

(look it up!)
A Shirt with a State's Name on it. A Car with something interesting in the back seat.
A Teddy Bear. A Baseball Bat.
Someone Wearing Cowboy Boots. Something that has been at HHS for longer than Mr. B., with a Yearbook photograph as proof.
A Donut. A bright pink cell phone case.
Something you SEND. A truck that is NOT full size.
A Husky Dog that ISN'T on the current H Logo A Bowl of Pasta being eaten.
A Book with more than 600 pages. Something that is BRIGHT SILVER in color.
A trophy for something that isn't a SPORT. A photo of a staff person in a book, with that staff person in the photo.
Something that adds mood to a darkened room. Something made of stone.
Something that makes music. Someone "making something."
A brush being used. "Highland" on a piece of clothing that isn't a shirt or jacket.
Something that is transparent. A photo that looks down on something.
Something you don't see every day. Someone wearing a button-down shirt.
A Frisbee in use. Someone wearing something that they "have to wear."
A drawing of a person's face. The number 23.
Something that "just doesn't look right." A good portrait of a face, with LIGHT and SHADE accents.

SAVING YOUR PHOTOS: You need to save your photos to the BLUE DRIVE SCAVENGER_HUNT FOLDER with your name on it. TITLE these photos OBJECT_NAME.jpg, such as LOOKING_DOWN.jpg or FRISBEE.jpg.

GRADING (50 point assignment): You will receive one point for each photo from the list. Winner will be decided by the largest number of captured photos. Should two people be tied, the tiebreaker will be the person who has the EARLIEST LAST PHOTO DATE on their photos. In the case of potential uncertain photographs, Mr. B.'s judgement will be the deciding factor.