Another great thing about the tradition of these clever ID photos is that they serve as a souvenir from high school as well. While Gen Zers are likely to have thousands of photos on their cell phones already, these IDs can be kept for years to come and even shown to their own children one day. I mean, who wouldn’t want to see a photo of their parent at age 17 or 18, with a then very vintage looking ID card and some insight into what their parent’s personality was like at the time. Did they choose a funny character to depict? Or a character from a dramatic film? I’m sure these students, and their families, will cherish these ID photos for many years.
I’m not sure about you pandas, but I definitely would have loved to have a tradition like this when I was in high school. Sure, we were allowed to have a fun “senior photo”, but the best idea I could come up with was bringing giant pieces of ginger because that’s what all my friends called me. (I have red hair, so my nickname became Ginger/Ginge/Lil Ginge.) If I could go back in time 8 years, I would definitely pull out a full-on costume. Not that I needed a reminder that high schoolers are much cooler than I am (I've been on TikTok, I know where I stand), but these North Farmington kids are way cooler than my peers and I were, even back in the day.
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We hope you're enjoying this list of brilliant costumes pulled off by some of the smartest and most creative seniors in high school. Keep upvoting all of your favorite pics, and then let us know in the comments what you would have dressed up as if given the opportunity. Whether or not you pandas had any awesome traditions like this when you were in high school, we hope you have some great memories like these students will certainly have too. And if you still haven't seen North Farmington's ID pics from last year, you can check out Bored Panda's article featuring them right here.
