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VIDEO: Seniors Celebrate End of High School at Annual Senior Sunset

Yonnie Yang, Heritage Editor-in-Chief
May 25, 2026
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Yonnie Yang
Yonnie Yang, Heritage Editor-in-Chief
Hi everyone!! This is my first year with Westwood Student Press and I’m so excited for all I’m going to be doing this year. I’ve loved writing stories since I was a kid and found a new passion for graphic design through journalism and extracurriculars. In my free time, I love reading, coding, and working on my extracurriculars. I adore all my friends and family and my favorite thing is to make memories with them. I’m looking forward to this new semester and all Journalism will bring! 
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