My Past, My Life, My High School Career
Over the weekend, I took out my high school’ yearbook. However, this time, the content of it did not interest me as much, it was rather the art in it that attracted me. Before I dig in into the content of it, I quickly examined my yearbook’s cover and admired the craftsmanship behind it. Oh boy, was I proud of my yearbook. To me, it seemed like the world’s most precious jewel. When I opened the cover and inspected what was inside, I saw art in many forms. For instance, there were drawings done in different styles, inspirational poetry, solo pictures, group pictures, people’s (friends and teachers) signatures, etc. All of a sudden, every single detail in my yearbook became art. It was just amazing. I would say I had entered a new word, actually my past, my life, my high school career.
December 14th, 2007 at 3:07 pm
Art can make you nostalgic…I get that feeling whenever I look at my yearbook too. Art can tell a story, a very familiar story.
December 15th, 2007 at 1:09 am
I was a little disappointed with my yearbook. The cover was plain white and everything was simple this year. I usually think that simplicity is better, but for the cover, it should have been a little more elaborately designed than just a white cover with a few words on it.
December 19th, 2007 at 8:58 pm
I don’t like my yearbook. It’s brown and it has pic of the same ppl over and over and over…
December 19th, 2007 at 10:31 pm
I agree with Eilene. Our yearbook just had pics of the popular kids over and over. It should have had everyone’s pics.