Class of 2025

Last call for photos of the Fountain Hills seniors

To run in upcoming graduation edition

Savanna Nunez and Cadence Maki, Fountain Hills High School class of 2024.

(Independent Newsmedia file photo)

Graduation is right around the corner, and The Fountain Hills Times Independent wants to help this year’s seniors celebrate.

Send senior photos to rwinslett@iniusa.org for possible publication in an upcoming issue of the paper. Solo or group shots are acceptable, so long as all students are identified. Only one photo per student/submission, please.

The deadline has been extended to Wednesday, May 7, but that will be the final cutoff.

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Class of 2025

Last call for photos of the Fountain Hills seniors

To run in upcoming graduation edition

(Independent Newsmedia file photo)

Savanna Nunez and Cadence Maki, Fountain Hills High School class of 2024.

Posted Monday, May 5, 2025 1:00 pm

Graduation is right around the corner, and The Fountain Hills Times Independent wants to help this year’s seniors celebrate.

The deadline has been extended to Wednesday, May 7, but that will be the final cutoff.

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