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Yearbook gags to use instead of HAGS

Addison Milne and Kelsey Burnet
May 31, 2024

We have all seen- and probably written- the dreaded, typical yearbook response: Have a great summer! (HAGS). This generic response has no place in my yearbook this year, and no place in yours either. Try out some of these responses that you can write in yearbooks to make your message more fun and creative!

Dear Student, 

Having you in class this year was a struggle for both of us. I tried really hard to make sure you passed because I never want to have you as a student EVER AGAIN.

Dear _____, 

I really enjoyed sitting next to you in biology this year only because you were an easy person to cheat off of. I don’t like you as a person, only as an answer key.

To ______,

You are my joy, my sunshine, and my entire will to live. Please marry me.

Say yes?

Dear ______,

I hate you. Like I actually cannot stand your presence for one more day, or I will spontaneously combust.

Thanks for nothing

Dear____,

I HAd to say That i rEallY enjOyed yoUr preSence this year. I hOpe we have Math and lUnCH together next year!

toodaloo!

I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed getting to know you this year. I really feel like we connected, and I want to continue hanging out with you. You light up a room when you enter it, and you make me feel loved and like I belong. Wait. Wrong person.

HAGS

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About the Contributors
Addison Milne
Addison Milne, Editorial Board Member
Addison Milne is a senior at Liberty High School. She is an Editorial Board Member and one the Photography Editors for the Patriot Press. She is also the founder and president of Liberty's Astronomy Club. In her free time she enjoys traveling, hiking, and baking.
Kelsey Burnet
Kelsey Burnet, Photography Editor
Kelsey Burnet is a junior at Liberty High School. She is the Photography Editor for the Patriot Press. In her free time, she enjoys consuming endless media, volunteering with Woodland Park Zoo, and is involved in the Liberty drama department. She is a Thespian but is not a theater kid. She has many more hobbies and interests, too many to list.