Things to Write in a Yearbook

A yearbook is a treasure of memories, memories of the year you spent with your friends, the memories of all those small things that you did during your yesteryears in the school or college and the wonderful memories of all those days of study and play. Your school years are the golden years of your life. They teach you a lot about life, they earn you friends for a lifetime and train you to live. Every year in school is special, each for a unique reason! Every year at school is worth a flashback! Flashback in real life is possible only by means of a refresher of treasured memories. Yearbooks serve this very purpose. Yearbooks store all the beautiful memories of your friends and teachers at school, which are worth being cherished throughout life. Every page of the yearbook is an interface to look into your past and smile at some silly things, which seemed very important during those wonderful years of school. To make someone's yearbook worth a read and to contribute to your friends' yearbooks becoming special, you should write something warm and heartfelt. Here is a word on the things to write in a yearbook.

Things to Write in a Yearbook

Cheers to the mistakes we've made,
Cheers to the laughs we've shared!

May Your Life Be Like Arithmetic:
Joys Added
Sorrows Subtracted
Friends Multiplied
Love Un-Divided.

Time goes, you say? Ah no!
Alas, Time stays, we go. - Henry Austin Dobson

We celebrate the past to awaken the future. - John F. Kennedy

May you never forget what is worth remembering, or remember what is best forgotten!

Mountains may fly,
Rivers may dry,
You may forget me,
But never will I.

Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars. - Les Brown

"U R 2 KU 2 B 4GOT10"

You can write a message occupying an entire page, which says," Don’t you hate when people take up the whole page?" Or you can say, "I am a clown, who came to town to paint your yearbook up and down!" To give it a playful touch, you can say, "You are so lucky to meet me this year". You may say, "Good luck next year...if you make it!"

You can keep your yearbook message simple, if you like it that way. Bid a simple goodbye and thank your friend for the time you spent with him/her. You can say, "Hope you have a wonderful summer, Can't wait to see you next year." Or simply say, "Keep in touch." You can just wish your friend luck and happiness to keep your message short and sweet.

A joke, a memory that makes you laugh can add humor to your yearbook message. Giving your message a tinge of humor will make your friend remember you with a smile. You can make a note of some funny incident during that year or an experience you have shared with the friend. Recall some event that can make him/her cheer up. This will keep your writing original and personalized.

Affix your name to your message. Do not forget to sign the message along with your phone number and email id so that your friend can get in touch with you. Mention your full name below your message so that your friend may easily remember you years later. Give it a creative touch by using color pens; drawing small pictures and making your message look attractive. Most importantly, write in a legible handwriting. Use of creativity in writing the yearbook message shows your interest in writing for your friend's yearbook. Remember, the book is going to serve as a treasure-trove of memories.

Don’t forget that your message is going to be read by the other classmates. So avoid talking about teachers or fellow classmates. Do not talk about the negatives and avoid hurting anyone’s feelings. After all, moments are remembered, not days!