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Feature Photos at Hood 2/27/18

by Elizabeth Cavin

Kevin Ciocco (on the right) talking to a friend in Whitaker. 

KJ Williams, Ilobekeme Ojeifo, and Satana Robinson listening to lecture in Media Writing 201.

Professor Alan Goldenbach finishing up some work before class.

Yemi Faqbohun talking to Hood's ex-president Ron Volpe in Whitaker.

Andrew Fratina working on schoolwork in Whitaker after some lunch.

Choir practice at Hood.

Note: I'm uploading these to the blogs since there isn't a one drive link yet to upload them to, and I want to make sure they can be graded. Also, I wanted to be able to provide names with the photos. The photos are only color-corrected, not cropped, as asked. 

Three Shots - Elizabeth

My Overhead, Medium, and Detail Shots of WHS

By Elizabeth Cavin

Possible Overhead Shot = of Walkersville High School (WHS) 2/18/2018.  

Medium Shot = of some of the main signs on campus, including list of sports accomplishments. 

Medium Shot = of outside FFA section at WHS. 

FFA (Future Farmers of America) is an intracurricular student organization separate from WHS itself, for those interested in career success through agricultural education. 

 Medium/Detail Shot = of mascot statue surrounded by painted stones made by the students. 

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 Some extra panoramas of the school:

(to use maybe at the top/bottom of an article)

Walkersville High School viewed from a side-angle, including some of the sport areas outside. 

(Could be another option for the overhead shot of the school.)

Walkersville High School's main track and field for sport events. Located to behind the school, off to the right side behind one of the large parking lots. 

The front of the school. 

(Could be another option for the overhead shot of the school.)

Portraits - Elizabeth

Portraits of: Jeffrey Early

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 Jeff sitting in the firetruck, ready to go. 

He's constantly getting calls that pull him away from his personal life to go save someone else's. 

 Jeff working on his truck, "Whiskey." 

She's a 50+ year old Ford truck, and he loves her greatly. He says he'd hate to own a new car, mainly because he couldn't work on it as much. 

 Jeff sitting in the firehouse, waiting for a call. 

He loves being a volunteer firefighter, and often will sit at the firehouse when he knows they're low staff for the day, or when he knows a local storm is coming (meaning accidents will happen = calls).  He got an award in 2017 for most reliable responder (and is the youngest to ever receive it). 

He loves being on a schedule that's unpredictable (even with late night fire calls), though sometimes he wishes he could get more sleep. Since seconds count in an emergency situation, he's always timing and pushing himself to be better. 

On top of that, he has a country soul. To every call he's wearing his cowboy boots, and he loves to work with his hands. Even though he's never actually gone hunting, he's already carved a deer himself, and is eager to shoot his own one day.

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My Life - Elizabeth

A few days in my life...

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Free childcare, worship, and coffee at FCF Church (Frederick MD) Sunday morning, 

January 28th 2018.

Co-worker Kathy (head teacher in the babies room - Inchworms) at Frederick YMCA Early Learning Center hard at work in the Teacher Supples/Computer room Friday, January 26th 2018. 

 Out on a Tacobell food run with boyfriend, Jeff Early, in his 'new to him' truck Saturday afternoon,

January 27th 2018. 

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The Pancake Potluck on Sunday, January 21st, at 7:00pm in Coffman Chapel's Basement 

Background Information: Reverend Beth O'Malley organized this event at Hood college (Frederick MD) to treat students to a warm snack this winter and provide an opportunity for Hood students to help make blankets for the homeless. The blankets are going to the "Second Street & Hope" organization to give them out. 

Reverend O'Malley making pancakes while the students make blankets for the homeless. 

Names in Photo: Bridget Connell (Sophomore), Jenna Hilton (Sophomore), Savanna Hastings (Freshman), Cassidy Simpson (Sophomore), and Reverend Beth O'Malley (Dean of the Chapel). 

Reverend Beth O'Malley and Bridget Connell (Sophomore) aligning two fleece blankets together. 

In the background (on left) is Carter Taliaferro (Junior), helping to make fresh pancakes.

Eric Sovich (Junior) cutting the slits in the blankets needed to tie them together.

Eric Sovich and Cassidy Simpson aligning two fleece blankets together on the floor. 

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