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Yearbooks Will be Distributed in Atrium on Friday

Hannah McDonough, Horizon Assistant Editor| May 9, 2023

Yearbooks will be distributed on Friday, May 12 during both lunches. Courtesy of Heritage Staff

On Friday, May 12, yearbooks will be distributed in the Atrium during both lunches. Yearbooks can also be picked up in D-1311 during school hours next week if you miss distribution on Friday.

“I’m really excited to just have [the book] physically in our hands,” yearbook index editor Silvia Ciacci ‘23 said. “We’ve only seen it on computers but now it’s going to be here in real life and it’s going to look so cool. I’m so excited for everyone’s hard work to be shown.”

Yearbooks are almost sold out completely, so be sure to buy a yearbook now.

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