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Class of 2024 graduates share their graduation cap art

Isabel Jagsaran, Carina Fucich, Sadeea Morshed, Katherine Lian, and Ryan Young • June 25, 2024
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In 2020, The Classic asked graduating seniors to share their graduation cap designs despite their graduation being entirely virtual. Since then, The Classic has continue the tradition of publishing student cap art. Scroll down to see some of the caps designed by members of the Class of 2024, all of whom graduated from Townsend Harris today.  You can also view the caps through Google Drive here.

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Isabel Jagsaran
Isabel Jagsaran, Editor-in-Chief
Isabel is a senior at Townsend Harris High School. She enjoys exploring new recipes, listening to a plethora of music genres, and kindly asking her friends to take pictures of her. Her favorite memories with The Classic involve bonding with her fellow editors in places like Boston and Albany.
Carina Fucich
Carina Fucich, Editor-in-Chief
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Sadeea Morshed
Sadeea Morshed, Editor-in-Chief
Sadeea Morshed is a senior at Townsend Harris High School. She loves to dance and watch cheesy romcoms in her free time. When she's not editing Classic articles, you might find her with a book in hand or turning the volume up on an old Bollywood song. She's beyond excited to work on another amazing year of The Classic with everyone!
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