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Posted June 17th, 2009 by minortopics | Permalink

F bomb on Shaker Heights yearbook cover

An outgoing high school student is under fire after it was discovered he sneaked an “F bomb” on the Shaker Heights yearbook cover. The school, in Shaker Heights, Ohio, discovered the prank after the yearbooks were distributed. It’s a hidden message in the cover design — you can only make out the “F word” when the book is turned upside down.

When the school principal learned of the obscenity, he sent home a letter to parents. Attached to that letter, an apology from the student who designed the cover.

The student wrote, ” I cannot begin to explain the miserable feeling I brought upon myself, when I betrayed the trust of all of you. I apologize for offending anyone and everyone. It is unfortunate that I did not recognize the big responsibility and honor given to me when asked to design the cover of the Shaker Heights yearbook. I offer my sincere apologies.”

This isn’t the first yearbook kerfuffle of the year — a story last month reported on a girl who found herself in an embarrassing situation in her own school’s yearbook.


Information from: http://www.fox8.com/news/wjw-yearbooksur...

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