In May, the phoenix blooms, the exam season, and also the season to leave the school for senior students. Therefore, at this time, the senior students have come up with ideas to make yearbook photos to capture memorable moments of their school days. Yearbook photos are invaluable assets so that in the future, each person looking back will be able to relive the most innocent and joyful time of one’s life.
Recently, the yearbook photos of grade 12 students specializing in Tin, Hung Vuong High School for the Gifted, Phu Tho received a “rain” of compliments from netizens. Although this set of photos is not “unique and strange”, it is especially attractive because of its simplicity, familiarity and catching the mischievous features of school age.
Tran Hoang Ngoc Minh – Class Secretary said: “My class size is 35 students, including 24 boys and 11 girls. Due to the pandemic, our class 37 had to study online for all 3 years of high school. So we didn’t have many opportunities to meet face-to-face and have many memories together.
This set of photos is even more meaningful as it is a very beautiful memory for each of us not only during our high school year but also our 12 years of high school, and at the same time it is also an opportunity for us to bond together. than. Rarely has the whole class been so happy together.
Through this photo series, grade 12 Tin wants to send a message that we should cherish every moment together. We may not have much time together, but we still have sincere feelings in every moment we spend together. This is still very precious and appreciated.”
According to Ngoc Minh’s share, the photos were taken during recess at the campus of Hung Vuong School for the Gifted. You wear uniforms and take pictures at familiar places such as stairs, football fields, school grounds, classrooms, podiums…
Throughout the series of photos, viewers can easily feel the joy of being a student that you have experienced.
Sharing about the reason why the class took photos by themselves at school without hiring a professional photographer, Ngoc Minh said:The current photography of the yearbook of many classes is probably going in the wrong direction. Many of you use the excuse to take pictures, dress up, change many fashions to take pictures, even move to many places to take beautiful pictures. This is very expensive and not advisable.
We think that yearbook photos should only be taken at school, capturing everyday moments. My class wants a set of photos that properly represent the personality of the class, of the Hung Kings students“.
It is known that Ngoc Minh’s 12th grade Chuyen Tin is not large, but your academic achievements are all very respectable! This year, there were 3 national prizes, many high prizes in provincial and city competitions, many students achieved IELTS and Toeic certificates with high scores.
Let’s see more simple yearbook photos of grade 12 Chuyen Tin:
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Photo: Grade 12 for the Gifted, Hung Vuong High School for the Gifted, Phu Tho
