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Seniors sign out at their Yearbook Signing Party

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Omar Mohsen, Photo Editor
May 20, 2026
A senior signs a peer's yearbook, leaving a heartfelt note for friends.
A senior signs a peer’s yearbook, leaving a heartfelt note for friends.
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Seniors gather at a decorated table to sign each other's yearbooks. Their signatures serve as a final sendoff before graduation.
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