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Class farewell, made for fictional families

Every example here was made with AI from a template, for a family we made up. Your book uses your names, your answers and your photos.

Sriya, Ritwik and Zoya squeezed onto a worn wooden bench at the back of a sunlit classroom on farewell day, classmates leaning in and laughing.

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Last Bench Chronicles: Class XII-B, 2027

For the 40 students of Class XII-B and their class teacher, Sahoo Sir, in Bhubaneswar. Organised by a parent-rep, Rashmi Patnaik. A fictional class.

A farewell book in the slam-book notebook style. Every student has a page with a quote, a favourite memory and where they will be in 10 years. Class polls became award pages, and the back pages are left blank for autographs. School mode was on, so each student's page and photos went in only after a parent approved, and the book uses first names only.

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  1. Sriya in a yellow saree and round glasses, sitting sideways on a classroom desk by a window, laughing and holding a steel tiffin box.

    Sriya. "Attendance 74%, memories 100%." Favourite memory: the power cut during the pre-boards, when all 40 of us sang until the lights came back. In 10 years: a doctor in Cuttack, still late for everything.

  2. Ritwik doubled over laughing on school corridor steps, Zoya smiling beside him and Sriya hurrying up the steps towards them.

    Class awards, voted by all 40 of us. Best laugh: Ritwik. Class problem-solver: Zoya. Always late but always forgiven: Sriya. Most likely to become famous: the whole back bench, together.

  3. The class teacher, Mr. Sahoo, holding marigolds and a handmade card at the front of the classroom while his students clap around him.

    For Sahoo Sir. Two years of physics, a hundred times "think first, then write", and not one day you gave up on us. Thank you, from XII-B.

A final-year engineering batch laughing on the steps of an old red-brick workshop building at sunset, with Nivetha, Harpreet and Faizan in front.

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The Last Lab Report: B.Tech Mechanical, Batch of 2027

For the 64 students of B.Tech Mechanical, batch of 2027, in Coimbatore. Made by the student yearbook committee: Nivetha, Harpreet and Faizan. A fictional batch.

A college yearbook in The Daily Batch newspaper style, with chapter openers laid out like front pages. Everyone in the batch is an adult, so they also answered the fun set: canteen order, most-used excuse and hostel nickname. Captions are in English, with a few lines kept in Hinglish because that is how Faizan sent his voice notes.

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  1. Faizan telling a story with his hands in the air at a night canteen table, Harpreet and friends laughing over plates of kothu parotta and glasses of tea.

    Chapter 3: the night canteen. Kothu parotta at 1 am, three cups of chai per assignment, and Faizan's famous "bas ek aur round".

  2. Nivetha in a navy work overall kneeling beside a half-built go-kart in a college workshop, spanner in hand, smiling up at the camera.

    Nivetha R. "I came for the degree and stayed for the people." Favourite memory: rebuilding the go-kart the night before the race. In 10 years: designing engines, and still calling all of you for help.

  3. Harpreet fixing a motorcycle chain at night in a hostel parking lot while Faizan holds a phone torch and Nivetha watches, laughing.

    Batch awards. Most likely to fix your bike at 2 am: Harpreet. Best laugh: Faizan. Future CEO: Nivetha. Always late but always forgiven: all 64 of us, for every 9 am class.

Classmates in their early forties laughing under a neem tree with fairy lights in an old school courtyard, Shalini, Anwar and Lalitha in the centre.

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Batch of 2001, 25 Years Later: Then and Now

For the 58 classmates of the Class XII batch of 2001, Lucknow. Organised by Shalini Srivastava from Bengaluru, with a digital copy for the classmates who live abroad. A fictional batch.

A then-and-now book for a December reunion, in the retro 90s style. Shalini photographed the old class prints with the guided camera step, and each classmate added a photo from today, what they do now and their favourite teacher. Photos from the reunion dinner became the last chapter.

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  1. An old, faded colour print of a school class seated in three rows, lying on a wooden table, one boy in the front row with his eyes closed.

    Then: Class XII-A, winter 2001. Anwar maintains he was not asleep in this photo.

  2. Anwar in a white chikankari kurta grinning at the reunion, holding the faded old class photo beside his face.

    Now: Anwar, Lucknow. Runs his family's chikankari workshop. Favourite teacher: Mathur Ma'am, "who never once let me sleep in her class."

  3. Lalitha and Shalini hugging and laughing at a long reunion dinner table while classmates raise glasses around them.

    Message to the batch, from Lalitha in Chennai: "We met in Class 9 and promised to stay in touch. Let's not wait another 25 years."

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