Yearbook Body Switching Comes To A Head

clickondetroit ^ | May 20, 2008 | Internet Broadcasting Systems

[Westlander]

Officials at a Texas high school have promised new yearbooks before the seniors graduate. About 30 pictures in the McKinney High yearbook were doctored.

School administrators said they're appalled by the changes, which include putting one girl's head on what appears to be a blurred nude body.

Officials said other changes include head and body switching, neck stretching and one girl whose arm is missing.

[Westlander]

'Here's a picture of mommy a long time ago'

[Huntress]

A spokeswoman for Minnesota-based Lifetouch National School Studios said the alterations are "an unfortunate lapse in judgment" by an employee.

I would hope that employee is now an ex-employee. It would be hard to find a better way to ruin a school book publishing business.

[DBrow]

Digital publishing calls for increased vigilance. Somebody got to the files just before they went to the publisher, sounds like.

[ozark hilljilly]

Elsa Jane Evinrude, Class of 2008, voted "Most likely to freak everyone out."