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SENIOR YEARBOOK QUOTES

-Your Mantra, Law of Life, Words You Live By-

Before submitting your quotation, please read these instructions carefully. Therules have been created in order to make your Yearbook a more readable andenjoyable product, not only now, but in the future when you take it out to lookback at your high school years. If you have any questions concerning any partof your quotation, you can bring it to the yearbook room, 10.241 and discuss itbefore you turn it in.

GUIDELINES:

CONTENT

slang symbols, profanity, text words, references to drugs oralcohol, suggestive wording, negative comments about people/school orabbreviations/code words, or anything that violate school/county policy willbe accepted. Keep in mind that this is something that will go under yoursenior picture and that you will refer back to years from now. Select yourquotation carefully. Do a Google search, visit the yearbook page(www.sghsyearbook.com) for helpful search links, and ask your teachers andparents for help. You may want to consider song lyrics, old yearbooks,favorite author, etc. Sources

must

be noted.

RULES:

The yearbook staff reserves the right to refuse publication of thematerial submitted if deemed inappropriate or may ask for a replacementtext. Proofread your quotation carefully, provide both the signatures of yourself and your parent, and then submit.

LENGTH:

Each senior is allotted ONE QUOTE consisting of NO MORE THAN120 CHARACTERS including spaces and person quoted. (This is not same as120 words)

DEADLINE:

Must be

submitted to your

Language teacher or theyearbook teacher

(Ms. Martin in room 10.241) by

Friday,September 4

Last Name: _______________________ FirstName______________________Student #:__________________

Use

ONE

letter/punctuation mark per box, writing in all caps is best forreadability, and leave blanks to indicate spaces.