Yearbook info...at the last second, yes.

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So this is me, remembering a weetiny bit late that hey, this is the last week of classes.

You may all beat me with sticks.

So, here's the deal with yearbooks (and please, let me know if you need any kind of clarification on this, of course.)


We're kind of handwaving that Rory and her minions (which are exactly two people since yearbook petered off last semester) have been compiling a yearbook over the past few months. Basically, the Fandom High yearbook will have everything that happened this year, from the fashion show to the study group to Bel and his mommy to weetiny weekend - and of course, there is a picture of every student and faculty member, arranged by class/department.

If it wasn't NFB, it's in there in some form - and I'm essentially giving everyone yearbook-modding privileges.

So if you think it should be in there? It is.

And for this reason, there won't be one actual yearbook. What we're going to do is have everyone put up their own post - you can include whatever you'd like in whatever format you'd like. You can basically do a linkdrop, or go even simpler. Just include whatever you'd like.

Here is how I did Rory's, for example. You don't have to backdate them, necessarily. I did it to spare everyone's flists.

There is one thing that I'm pretty firm on about the yearbook, and that is that on the first page, there is a dedication to Kitty Pryde. I can't imagine that anyone would object to that.

Rory will ICly hand out yearbooks midafternoon EST on Wednesday, May 3. But you can contact people OOCly before then and ask them to sign it IC, if you like, and handwave asking them IC or else do it later and react IC to the signing then, if that makes sense?

And finally - thank you so very much to everyone who worked ICly on yearbook first semester, because that was fun while we had it going, even if I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. And thank you to kawalsky, who has been a big OOC help on this, and to oatmanspatient, who came up with the fabulous idea of formatting it all this way.