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Get my Photo into the Yearbook

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Hilarious!

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Ryan McKenna
11 years ago

yes

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Frank Rizzo
11 years ago

That's one heck of a photo. Please keep it. The kid's got pizzazz.

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Kate Norton
11 years ago

Let the furball be immortilized! This kid is seriously confident and the last thing the school should do is stomp his confidence!

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Haley
11 years ago

You go Glenn coco

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Michele Baron
11 years ago

Awesome!!

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rebecca hewson
11 years ago

yes.

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Amy Dalton
11 years ago

obviously he loves this cat.... let him use his freedom of expression!!

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Jennifer Wakefield
11 years ago

This is awesome and deserves to be in the yearbook!!!

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M.V.Meehan
11 years ago

Let's support individualism!

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Jessica Ordaz
11 years ago

I was bullied in school and there were days I ran home crying after school to my pet who was my only friend in all the world. To not allow this would be the equivalent of not allowing friendship bracelets to appear in other students' photos. Give the young man his senior picture with his best friend or you will evoke the wrath of animal lovers around the world.

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Jay Bossert
11 years ago

My school didn't want somebody not in student government running for senior class president but I fought for my right and won, then WON! As the representative of Walter Panas 2002 I officially give my full support and hope they let you. (PS next year they will make a "no cat with lasers" rule)

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Sue Pritchard
11 years ago

You will probably regret this when you are older, but go for it!

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Logan T. Walsh
11 years ago

How do you catch a unique kitty? Unique up on him, of course!

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Zach B
11 years ago

Senior year, fuck it!

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Anthony
11 years ago

Yolo

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Jami McFalls
11 years ago

Love it. It should be in the yearbook

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Therese M
11 years ago

There is nothing lewd, hateful, or otherwise distinctly against any standard district or school policy. It's just different-- and shouldn't we be celebrating differences?

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Bringing some much needed humor and individuality

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Brenda Roper
11 years ago

This was acceptable back in the 80s, so why is it not now?