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We have layaway plans at yearbookforever.com
We gladly accept student, family, and coach photos: e-mail (westhillsyearbook@guhsd.net), use the SNAP app, or click below.
Need to know for 2024-2025
Need to know for 2024-2025
Q. Where do I pick up my yearbook?
A: On
May 27-30, 2025 at lunch outside of PackDen 2
[This is on the eastern edge of campus between Science and Art, close to the access road. Look for the area enclosed by chainlink fence.] Please bring school ID. Fines must be cleared to get the book.
The 2025 book is $85 (going up to $90 after fall break), and purchases can be at the
ASB webstore or in person at the Finance Office.
Sorry, but the distribution area cannot process sales.
Q: I don't know if I bought a book yet. Can you check?
A: You can log in to the
ASB webstore under "My Account" and see all purchases on your individual student account.
Q: How can I get my prior-year yearbook that I already paid for if I missed distribution in the past?
A: Come BEFORE SCHOOL to see Mrs. Boehme in PackDen2 (the Yearbook room) starting in August 2024. Please bring a photo ID.
Q: I want to buy an old yearbook. How can I do that?
A: We have a limited number of past books available. Please check with us in PackDEN2 before you pay. You can also reach us at westhillsyearbook@guhsd.net or use the email option below.
Surveys!
Surveys!
Check your email for surveys. Also, watch for Infinite Campus blasts and sometimes West Hills Wednesday.
Memory Ads
Memory Ads
Make your ad at yearbookforever.com
due Tuesday, 21 January 2025 at yearbookforever.com
Make your own ONLINE! It's fast and easy. Make and pay online in one session. (No saving. Sorry.)
Must be submitted by Tuesday, 21 January 2025 for guaranteed space. After that, contact us about availability.
Full-page: $300 Half-page: $190 Quarter-page: $90 Eighth-page: $60. color or black/white
Images and text subject to approval by school staff. We CANNOT accept studio portraits unless you have a copyright release from the photographer. Thank you for respecting copyright law. This includes sports trading cards from their youth, senior portraits, family shots from studios, etc.