Caitlin Tiller's senior photo has been banned from her high school yearbook.
The hardworking teenager graduated early in December and now works 30 hours a week while taking college classes. Her photo won't be in Wheatmore High School's 2012-2013 yearbook, however, because it includes her greatest motivation: her 1-year-old son, Leelin.
"I wouldn't be the person I am today with out him," 17-year-old Tiller tells CNN.
Last summer, each senior student posed for yearbook photos with a prop of their choosing that represents them. While some students posed with sports equipment, pets or musical instruments, Tiller held her infant son in her arms.
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Two days before the yearbook was to be printed, school officials announced the photo promoted teen pregnancy and wouldn't be featured in the annual tome.
Tiller, who claims the yearbook photo guidelines were unclear, argues the photo represents responsibility and love, not poor choices.
"I want everyone
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