Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla., May 27 (UPI) -- A Florida school said the parents of a senior who hid an obscenity in the captions of this year's yearbooks paid to have stickers cover the offending word. Principal Charlene Couvillon of Fort Walton Beach High School said distribution of the yearbooks was halted after officials realized a yearbook staff editor had concealed the four-letter "f-word" in the book by putting letters in four photo captions in bold, the Northwest Florida Daily News of Fort Walton Beach reported Wednesday. Advertisement Couvillon said the student's parents paid to have the offending captions covered with stickers. "They thought it was the least they could do," Couvillon said. The principal said she was surprised to learn the identity of the student responsible for the prank. "If I had to write out a list of kids who might do this, I would have never included her name," she said. Couvillon said there have "absolutely been consequences for (the student's) actions," but the senior will be allowed to walk on stage during graduation.
