This photo essay by Tristian White is part of a series by journalism students at Plant City High School.
Editor's note: The spring 2016 Raider Review photo essays by journalism students at Plant City High School are part of an ongoing series spearheaded by the Plant City Times & Observer and journalism teacher Jennifer Hamilton. The purpose is to teach students photography basics and the magic of storytelling.
There's a lot of diverse activities at Plant City High School, from a step team club to a cosmetology department.
A group of students in the library for club day make conversation.
These step club always practices its routine.
A group of the step students practice their dance on club day.
Students in second-period geometry class take notes for an upcoming quiz.
Two classmates, Tyana Sykes and Ashton Mincey, help each other with their assignment.
Student Tyana Sykes works on an essay for the book “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
Cosmetology girls practice different hair styles on their individual mannequins.
Laurel Ritenbaugh teaches a student the process of coloring hair.
