by Samantha Ubertini, staff reporter
Seniors finally came to the decision to take their senior photo by the Brooklyn Bridge with the skyline of the city in the background. It was a successful trip. Students cooperated with the teachers for the photo then had over an hour and a half to themselves to explore Brooklyn.
“I thought we took one of the best pictures the seniors have taken yet, the skyline and the bridge in the background looked beautiful,” senior Susie Pistone said.
With over 90 students in the graduating class, students had to maneuver themselves together to fit within the camera’s lens. After squeezing together, both students and teachers were pleased with the final result of the photo.
“I think the senior photo is the best one yet–The Freedom Tower,The Brooklyn Bridge and our seniors–total icons! It shows how collaborative the seniors are and that even if someone voted for another location that in the end it’s the togetherness that counts. I believe it was a nice day for all involved,” Senior Committee advisor Mrs. Muenkwitz said.
![“I agree the school lost its purpose, I left newspaper because I no longer had an interest and passion that I did once believe I had, the school’s more worried about student law court then what’s in the name in the school. [Which is journalism],” senior Christos Troumhis said. Photo attributions to Jon S.](https://wjpsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/6276688407_12900948a2_z.jpg)
