Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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CARL YORK GALLERY

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FREDRICK MEDANICH GALLERY

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Crooning over the airwaves, Sander Alisky, a senior undeclared major, works on his own radio show on KASR. Alisky was known for his involvement in a number of Photo by Brian Fitzgerald his interpretation of the theme, Carl York won editors ' choice for best in Academics. York, a senior photography major, took the portrait of the flute player through a window in the music building. He said that the majority of his photographs have been taken for his class assignments. However, York planned to pursue a photography career in the future. He worked as a photographer for the State Press while free-lancing for other newspapers. He also took photos for weddings and brochures. York considered himself an action photography Practicing for the next ensemble, the student musician plays her flute. Carl York, a senior photography major, captured best in for his interpretation of the theme. Photo by Carl York pher because he enjoyed taking photos of the white waters. In addition, he liked wildlife photography. Majoring in both Russian and photojournalism, senior Brian Fitzgerald won editors ' choice for best in Organizations. The portrait of Sander Alisky, a disk jockey at KASR, the campus radio station, best depicts those who are involved with campus organizations. Fitzgerald was the president for the campus chapter of the National Press Photographers He worked as the assistant photo editor for the State Press in the fall semester and photo editor in the spring. Fitzgerald said, I have an interest in photography because it is an art and a passion. He added, I like constant change, and photo- journalism definitely provides that. Story by Kim Kaan BRIAN FITZGERALD GALLERY