Shirt Designs

[dudeincolorado]

Doesn't the name say it all? Unless you need it to be obvious (like me ) I need ideas for a shirt design for our SO team this year no tie dye please

[starpug]

Well the t-shirt designs for the past 2 years at Churchill were in 07 B team Absolute Zero in C, F, and K then at the bottom no matter how you put it we're the coolest. Last year the shirt had a quote from Bill Gates "Be nice to nerds because some day you'll end up working for one"

[vofbassist]

I designed ours this year. Our shirts were saphire blue (I wanted electric blue but the company didn't have it.) with our team name and the year on the front. It read "Boyceville Science Olympiad 2008-2009". Under that I had a picture of the evolution of man, that I drew so it wasn't that good, but it ended with a bulldog instead of a man because the bull dog is our school mascot. Then on the back I had the saying "Evolving the standards" with the name that who ever was wearing it decided to put on the shirt above it. My name was vofbassist, like it is on here.

[Pleiades]

Our shirt was red and at the top it had the SO logo then underneath it was
*Galvin*Middle*School*

I'll post a picture when i get home

[binary010101]

We had "Eat" "Sleep" "Science" on the front with appropriate logos (Science Olympiad emblem for Science) and Exeter on the back.

I have to admit, though, I'd like to see a list of Murphy's Laws on our next T-Shirt

[Aia]

Did anyone at Nationals in DC see the black t-shirts with "Stand back- I'm going to do science" with the stick figure? I helped design that one.

[robotman]

didnt go to nats but my team need a new design ours is boring

[eak227]

Did anyone at Nationals in DC see the black t-shirts with "Stand back- I'm going to do science" with the stick figure? I helped design that one.

Ummm.... you mean something like this? Nice try though..

[theoneandonly]

Did anyone see the "She Blinded Me With Science" shirts?

[genes_girl]

Did anyone see the "She Blinded Me With Science" shirts?

This was 2 years ago. Last year was "A day in the life of a Science Olympian."