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Senior ads due Friday

Lea Garcia-Salazar, Managing Editor
November 15, 2024
Lea Garcia-Salazar
Yearbook adviser Andrew Lamas reviews previous shots from the Oct. 3 pink-out football game against Emerson, ensuring that key moments from the game are captured for the yearbook.

Senior ads for the yearbook are now available for purchase through Jostens, offering a chance for loved ones to celebrate graduating seniors with messages of love and appreciation. Ads are available in a variety of sizes: full-page ($385), half-page ($225), quarter-page ($125), and eighth page ($85). 

“You only get to create senior ads once, so it’s important for parents to purchase them to help preserve the memories of their child’s final year,” yearbook advisor Andrew Lamas said. “It’s also a wonderful way to surprise your senior with something special and meaningful.”

Payments can be made in installments, and all ads must be designed and submitted by Friday. 

Creating a senior ad requires three steps:

  • Choose your ad size and layout 
  • Add your photos 
  • Enter your text 

To order a senior ad, visit bit.ly/lhsyearbook2025. For questions regarding purchasing a yearbook or a senior ad, contact Jostens directly at 800-358-0800 or email Lamas at lamasa@friscoisd.org.

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Lea Garcia-Salazar
Lea Garcia-Salazar, Managing Editor
Lea is a junior in her second year of Wingspan and will be a managing editor this year. She is the VP of Written Events in DECA, handles marketing for the Yearbook, and holds officer roles in nonprofit organizations like Aid4Need and Read Ahead. When she is not writing, you can probably find her reading, spending time with friends, or watching her favorite TV shows (mostly Criminal Minds and Suits). Lea is so excited for this year and is ready to help Wingspan grow even more!