Enigma Weekend Edition: 'Upclose'

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As a club event, Enigma members went around the high school and took photographs with their mobile phones, just to shed some light on the fact that our school building has cool shapes and artistic views that we don’t normally take the time to appreciate.











Enigma is the art and literary magazine. Staff membership is open to any interested high school student. Each year’s staff is formed at the beginning of that school year. The Enigma staff is responsible for all aspects of production, from writing and artwork selection to layout and publication tasks. Members are also required to attend Coffeehouse readings. Items intended for publication may be submitted to the faculty adviser, Mrs. Carol Allen-Gordon

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