“There is a difference between filtering what we say and not even giving us the opportunity to have quotes that every single class before us has had,” he said. Senior Zac Zammas called the decision to end quotes is upsetting.
“I strongly feel that it is the best thing we can do to protect this gift that we give the school every year from something like that.” “I’m not going to have hard work called into question, censored, or called back,” Capron said. “Especially if people will be trying to get away with things that will make the school look bad or even get sued for libel.”Ĭapron said her goal is to protect her staff’s work. “It would be too much to ask the staff to spend hours researching and checking every senior’s quote,” Clark said. The repercussions of these types of incidents can cause yearbooks to recall thousands of dollars of books, she said. Yearbook staff member Junior Alexis Clark said people are misappropriating quotes from infamous people, most notably Nazi dictator Adolf Hilter, as a joke, but incorrectly attributing it to other well-known people. “Because let’s face it, the whole thing is a challenge to see what you can get past everybody.” “Senior quotes are a liability,” Capron said. Yearbook adviser Jodie Capron said she believes having senior quotes is too much of a risk that she is not willing to take. The yearbook staff has announced it will not publish senior quotes in the 2023 “Arcadia” yearbook due to several yearbooks having been recalled across the nation every year.
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