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"  Remember how fun getting your yearbooks was? Cracking open that crisp binding, finding your picture, signing everyone else&amp;#039;s with fresh Gelly Rolls. But this week students at Wasatch High School in Utah were more horrified than pleased when they saw their yearbook pictures and realized they&amp;#039;d been Photoshopped (via Fox 8). The photos show sleeves added to girls&amp;#039; outfits and low-cut tops made more conservative with retouching. The school didn&amp;#039;t even consistently edit the pictures; two students wore identical outfits and one got edited sleeves, while the other didn&amp;#039;t. Only female students&amp;#039; outfits were Photoshopped. Some more examples:    Administrators claim they did post signs on picture day to warn students there was a dress code and that pictures would be subject to editing. The superintendent of the district, Terry E. Shoemaker, responded, &amp;quot;We only apologize in the sense that we want to be more consistent with what we&amp;#039;re trying to do in that sense we can help kids better prepare for their future by knowing how to dress appropriately for things.&amp;quot; Translation: &amp;quot;Sorry for introducing a controversial policy and then half-assing it. #SorryNotSorry.&amp;quot; See the girls tell their story below: RELATED: Girl Kicked Out of Prom Because Dads Found Her Too Sexy Follow Frank on Twitter. Photo credit: KSTU "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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