The yearbook committee just confirmed that superlatives are officially back for this year. I am overwhelmed knowing that my final year will include this tradition after everything we pushed for together. Thank you for making sure our class history gets written the right way.
December 12, 2015
Final supporters
For all future and present classes of Dulaney seniors, the traditions of having superlatives in the yearbook must continue. This 2015-2016 school year currently does not have a superlative page as of this year. Sign this petition to get back superlatives!
Updates
October 1, 2015
Seeing 250 names on this list makes me realize how many of my classmates care about keeping our traditions alive. I started this because I didn't want our yearbook to feel hollow and your support proves it matters.
Reached 250 supporters
October 1, 2015
Reached 100 supporters
September 30, 2015
September 29, 2015
Seeing these names stack up reminds me how much this tradition meant to my own senior year. Let us keep this momentum going so we can show the administration that our final year deserves these memories before we hit our next milestone.
35 Comments
Please don't get rid of such a long-standing tradition. They've done this forever, and ridding of this is like ridding of painting the rocks or senior breakfast. We need this lasting way to remember our friends
Traditions are what keep us together if the superlatives disappear so, will the yearbook sales.
Keep this here!!! So much has been lost from the senior section already over the years!!
this is the main reason i would buy a yearbook, i want my senior yearbook to be fun. probaly won't buy it without these
There is no reason for students to not be allowed superlatives!! Time honored tradition shouldn't be glossed over!
its a tradition don't ruin it
keep traditions!
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The yearbook committee just confirmed that superlatives are officially back for this year. I am overwhelmed knowing that my final year will include this tradition after everything we pushed for together. Thank you for making sure our class history gets written the right way.
December 12, 2015
Final supporters
For all future and present classes of Dulaney seniors, the traditions of having superlatives in the yearbook must continue. This 2015-2016 school year currently does not have a superlative page as of this year. Sign this petition to get back superlatives!
Updates
October 1, 2015
Seeing 250 names on this list makes me realize how many of my classmates care about keeping our traditions alive. I started this because I didn't want our yearbook to feel hollow and your support proves it matters.
Reached 250 supporters
October 1, 2015
Reached 100 supporters
September 30, 2015
September 29, 2015
Seeing these names stack up reminds me how much this tradition meant to my own senior year. Let us keep this momentum going so we can show the administration that our final year deserves these memories before we hit our next milestone.
35 Comments
I was in the class of 2015 and really enjoyed looking at the supurlatives. Getting rid of them is stupid.
Please don't get rid of such a long-standing tradition. They've done this forever, and ridding of this is like ridding of painting the rocks or senior breakfast. We need this lasting way to remember our friends
Traditions are what keep us together if the superlatives disappear so, will the yearbook sales.
Keep this here!!! So much has been lost from the senior section already over the years!!
this is the main reason i would buy a yearbook, i want my senior yearbook to be fun. probaly won't buy it without these
There is no reason for students to not be allowed superlatives!! Time honored tradition shouldn't be glossed over!
its a tradition don't ruin it
keep traditions!
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I was in the class of 2015 and really enjoyed looking at the supurlatives. Getting rid of them is stupid.