Yearbook distribution

Brooks Lescher, Staff Reporter

May 22, 2013

Flipping through the 2011-12 yearbook, senior Amy Minix looks at pictures while waiting for this year’s book to come out.

This year’s yearbook will be distributed today during all lunches. If students have not purchased a book, there is still an opportunity to buy them.

“If you did not order a book, there will be a very small amount of extra books available to buy for $95,” senior business manager Alex Miller said. “But they are first come, first serve and will be on sale starting at the beginning of A lunch. We do not hold books, so there is no guarantee that you will be able to buy one.”

There will not be a designated time for students to sign yearbooks during school, but students are welcome to sign books at lunches and in passing periods.

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Brooks Lescher, Staff Reporter

Brooks Lescher is a four-time returning average student at Lovejoy High School. He spends his free time with his woes making mixtapes and playing Lacrosse. He stands at a modest six-foot-four feet tall and uses his height to his benefit in athletics, however he is still only a subpar athlete. Brooks is the least favorite child in the family and embraces it to his best ability. He plans on spending most of his senior year writing modest newspaper columns and studying the great works of Shakespeare to expand his belittling vocabulary. Even though he is interested in expanding his vocabulary, Brooks is unaware of what the word modest means so if you see the word, please just assume that it is used incorrectly. One day Brooks hopes to murk money mayweather, acquire the lightweight champion title, grab some endorsement and then finally retire. Brooks will spend the remaining years of his life watching pitch perfect on re-run and hosting a cappella competitions in his basement. He frequently goes to starbucks, ordering excessive cream in his coffee to match with his ever so creamy outfits. Lastly, Brooks is on the come up in the twittersphere so please give him a follow @BrooksLescher.

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Sall • May 24, 2013 at 10:08 am

That awkward moment when one of the senior pages has Arun Sethi’s picture under the wrong guy..

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