When it comes to yearbook quotes, most high school seniors will select one of a few possibilities. Some students select a powerful song or poem lyric that speaks to them, perhaps one that helped them get through a particularly difficult period of time.This list is dedicated to the select few high school seniors who, rather than taking their senior quotes seriously, choose to utilize them as an opportunity to make instructors, parents, and fellow students chuckle. The former high school students on our list went above and beyond in their search for comedy gold. These funny high school yearbook images will have you in tears from laughing so much.
18 Years And Going Strong!
Michelle has definitely heard her fair share of harsh remarks, wisecracks, and jokes about her family name.
In fact, in middle school, Michelle would ask to use the restroom whenever a teacher wanted to read the attendance list. A lot has changed since her days of hiding in the bathroom during daily attendance, and grown-up Michelle wants the world to know she is now proud to be a Ho!
Something Doesn’t Add Up…
High school was hard for Zachary Chastain. It’s nothing short of a miracle that he somehow managed to balance academics, extra curricular activities, a social life, and college applications, all on top of being a teenage male single mother with no children.
The yearbook committee had a policy of accepting every yearbook quote, as long as they weren’t vulgar, so Zachary’s still made the cut. Once all of the students saw what he wrote, they realized that they probably should have been friends with him.
Liar, Liar
Brandon and Tasha seem to both have a pretty warped view of what ‘everyone’ is thinking.
While Brandon is clearly a bit delusional, assuming that everyone he has ever come in contact with thinks he his the nicest guy ever, Tasha also doesn’t seem to be the most reliable source, making the outlandish statement on behalf of ‘everyone’ that Brandon Dawson is a serial liar. With senior year in the books, these two will just have to agree to disagree.
