Specific Guidelines The yearbook will accept your senior picture if it meets the following guidelines: 1. Your picture will be compatible with the CMH dress code with the following exceptions. a. Clothing choices should remain modest; however, ladies may wear tops or dresses that fall below the collarbone if: i. no cleavage is showing. ii. no undergarments are showing. iii. no tank tops or similar attire are worn. 2. The dress code is outlined in the Student Handbook which is available at CMH STUDENT HANDBOOK. 3. Your picture will be a portrait-style bust shot (mid torso and up). Your face will be fully contained in the upper half of the photograph. Both eyes will be visible. 4. Your picture will be in portrait orientation (taller than it is wide). Your picture will be in full color. 5. Your picture will NOT have special effects (e.g. tinting, faded edges, color isolation). 6. Your picture will NOT include props (e.g. musical instruments, trophies, sports equipment). 7. You will NOT wear a hat or head covering. 8. You will NOT have any facial piercings or visible tattoos. 9. One picture will be submitted digitally before the deadline (Wednesday, November 18, 2020) in the following manner. a. File type: jpeg. Resolution: 300 ppi (750 x 1050 dpi). File size: 1 mb in size or larger d. Email to cmhyearbookstaff@gmail.com and cgoeller@catholicmemorial.net with the subject line “Senior Picture: First Name Last Name.” If you are submitting multiple students’ pictures, please use the subject line “Senior Pictures: Last Name, Last Name, Last Name”, etc.). Also, include student’s appropriate senior quote in this email. Quotes must be placed in quotation marks and author of the quote must be given. If inappropriate quotes are submitted that do not align with CMH values, they will be omitted from the yearbook. Note: If you cannot submit the picture via email, please contact us for further submission guidelines. Senior pictures and senior quotes are due on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. If no picture is received by this due date, the student’s ID picture will be placed in the yearbook instead. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns. Sincerely, Dan Burau & Jeff Sommerfeld Yearbook Advisers