Big Dreams or Cocky Narcissism, you decide...



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Je suis... une... dropout. (Yeah, I could have written that better if I had stayed... I get it.

Amy,

How are you?  You should have stayed in French.  I'm telling you that it would have been very cool.  Too bad your graduating but now we can't do anything!  Anyways, you have fun at collage.  <3 ya.

Pendleton J.

I'm thinking that my dropping out of French II really impacted a lot of my peers.  Don't worry, I'm kicking myself now and I'm going to start taking French in college again, so calm down.  All will be well.  And by the way... Pendleton was such a cutie!!  ;)

Too. Sweet.

Amy,

The past two years have been so great... mostly because of you.  You've been one of my best friends.  I don't know if you know that or not, but you always were able to make me smile & I feel better about myself.  You always were there for me & there are only a few friends I have that are totally faithful to me & it's really good to know that you are one of those people!  I will miss you so much but at least we get to work together this summer.  Have a great summer, despite work, J/K, and keep in touch, O.K.?  Good Luck w/all the men in your life!  :)

<3 always, Kathleen C.

What a sweet memory.  Kathleen, I'm still a huge fan of yours!  I remember when you were my little buddy in elementary school, and it was so awesome to reconnect in high school.  I'm not as good at keeping in touch, but I am thankful to Facebook for giving me the opportunity to stalk you.  ;)  Thank you so much for this sweet, sweet yearbook entry.  What a fabulous time to reflect upon, especially because of you.

See?  Not all yearbook entries are silly or reprimanding me for dropping out of French!  ;)

Even Then He Was A Rockstar

Amy,

Thanks for being the great friend that you were!  Stay funny, stay sweet, and I hope your future is bright.

Brendan R.

Talk about a bright future!  Brendan really went for it.  He was always one of those friends you wonder about after high school, and thanks to Facebook, we were able to reconnect.  He is such a funny guy and I'm proud to be able to say I knew him way back when!  Check out his video: 

Just a snack...

Amy,

What's up, nothing much here, just eating!  It's been an experience in 2nd period with Ms. Brown.  Even though I almost didn't graduate but none-the-less, talk to you later.

Later,
Travis D. '98

Touching and inspiring, right?

It was just an elective, people!

Amy,

It was cool in Hoff's this year, even though you disappeared half way through the year.  I hope you have a great life, and have lots of fun, Good Luck.

Brad K.

So what if I dropped out of French II and took an elective of teacher assisting?  Instead of failing a foreign language, I passed my TA "class" with flying colors, thankyouverymuch!  Do you even know how many grades I entered?  (And I wonder why I'm still working my way through college...) 

Huh?

Amy,

It isn't a tradition for me to invite you to dinner, It is a tradition 4 U to give me 20 dollars and a car.

<3 - Rosa G.

P.S.  I'll Miss You.

I don't even know what to say about this one.

[Surprise!] Continued on the next page...

I will miss the laughter that you brought and I continued in class and never got caught.  I just got mines minus points.  I hope you have fun during the summer cause I won't.  I will be in summer school.

Jake E.

I deeply regreat that school is over and I will not see you in class.

That's me... I'm like a humor ninja... always bringing it but never getting caught (except that one time Mr. Green saw that I mouthed the word "boring" to Kevin and then called me out AND booted me from class, which totally doesn't count because it was a made-up class called "Preface B" [does anyone really know what that is?]).  My friend Jake E. is like a yearbook-signing ninja.  Just when you think you're done reading his entry, you turn the page and there's more.  He throws you off by signing his name on each page, and leaves a postscript without the tell-tale acronym. 

Pen Thief

Amy,

you're probably one of the nicest people I've met while I've been here, even though you stole my pen, have fun,

James F. 98

I let you down, Jake E.

Amy,

It was fun humilyating my self every day during forth 5th period and I know one day you will be successful in life and find a cure for cancer (probley I would have) and be rich and famous.

Jake E.

I really wish I remembered who Jake E. is.  I wonder if he ever found the cure for cancer.  I never did.

Care Bear Stare

Sup Amy.

So you made it through Math.  It was boreing in here.  I hope that you pass all your classes and I will give you a Care Bear Stair so you can do good.

Love, Care Bear (a.k.a. Branden H.)

 - maybe he really meant a stair instead of a stare?  I suppose if the classes were on the 2nd floor, Care Bear stairs could bring more luck than regular ones, no?

I Don't Do Drugs, I Give Great Hugs

Amy,

You are the funniest person I have ever met in my life.  Except don't steal my idea (My name is Joe... I don't do drugs).  Anyways, have a good summer and I hope you have a good life.

Best of Luck,

Joe D.

Fake Kisses

Dear Cheese,

You were a bright spot every day of the year.  Sometimes your fake kisses were the only things that kept me going.  Anyways thanks for always being there for me.  God bless.

Love, Peter A.

Francais-Dropout

Amy,

Have a cool summer.  J/K  It's been cool knowing you these past 2 years.  Too bad you dropped out of Francais.  Francais-Dropout.  I hope life treats you good.  <3 you.  Not really, but I want to be nice.  J/K

<3 Denise V.

Frequet Flyer Liars and Barbie Dancing

Amy,

The last four years have been so darn cool.  We have become great friends.  All the tea we have drinken and all the frequent flyer liars and all the Barbie dancing and the song we have sung... it has been great.  I hope that we can keep in touch and your future is the best you can make it.  Thank you for eveything.  Good Luck.  God bless.

Chris N.