We don't have a lot of free time. Aside from Sundays, most down time is over dinner, between afternoon activities and study hall. During these precious hours some meet with teachers for extra help; some work on play rehearsal, and many hang out in the community center, socializing. It's a great time to wander about with a camera documenting residential life in its most casual, raw manifestation.
Last night, students taught me a new term: the verb "to photo bomb." Photo bombing (here used as a gerund--a verb used as a noun) is the act of lurking or sneaking into the background of a photograph. It's fun and easy to do!
As you can see, some students are very good photo bombers. Here's Eli and Richard. Richard has an injured wrist.
Five varsity boys' hockey players, sporting matching jackets.
Maddie and Mackenzie in the Wise Lobby...
Jackson lines up a shot.
A game of spoons in the Wise Center...
Julia and Sam in matching hoodies.
Quint draws in the art studio.
Gabi and Maxine watch some T.V. in Gulick House.
Derek with the backhand.
Alvaro enjoys his salad in peace.
To prove the efficiency of debris nests to warm wildlife, Wildlife Science students are constructing a hut with very thick walls packed with leaves. Students who spend a night camping in the hut get a boost to their effort grade!
