What’s in your yearbook?
By mbrooks on May 16, 2019
By Matthew Brooks
It is the time of year when high school seniors across the country are finishing their public education, and looking forward to the rest of their lives.
Before they go, the seniors will keep the time-honored tradition of signing each others’ yearbooks. The book will keep a final record, for good or for awkward, with their friends before parting ways.
Do you remember what is in your high school yearbook?
Do you even remember how long ago you graduated high school?
On Twitter, people are sharing what their can be found in their yearbooks.
Maybe your yearbook is full of bad hair.
#InMyHighSchoolYearbook I leave the viewer with the lingering, haunting question: “Why?” pic.twitter.com/hQ6JOpEbcc
— Stephen Simmons (@stephjsimms) May 16, 2019
Forgive yourself. You didn’t know any better. Teens make mistakes.
Hairspray was not an option, it was a requirement #InMyHighSchoolYearbook pic.twitter.com/4B3Y23oDTw
— smalltownmom (@kelaki) May 16, 2019
The yearbook contains plenty of those “Most likely too …” that rarely come true.
#InMyHighSchoolYearbook I was voted "Most likely to grow up and impersonate Rosie O'Donnell" pic.twitter.com/mwkWqSjOYw
— Crissy Williamson (@CrissynChelle) May 16, 2019
Extra credit is available if you can remember who that “Dave” or “Rachel” is who signed your book.
#InMyHighSchoolYearbook are lots of autographs. pic.twitter.com/y4TFryP5Fq
— Mini T 🍷 (@MiniT46) May 16, 2019
Some people peak in high school. But not you. You are a flower that bloomed late but bloomed brightly.
Homecoming football game #InMyHighSchoolYearbook pic.twitter.com/iOhYYwuQaU
— oorannob (@jvbt82hhs) May 16, 2019
Speaking of blooming in high school, talented photographers were once part of the yearbook staff. That is not to say they were talented when they were teenagers.
#InMyHighSchoolYearbook they took a candid shot of me in Psych class. I look hostile. pic.twitter.com/jLZS4LtvlK
— ♥ Lisa ♥ (@Lisaley) May 16, 2019
The yearbook is also how we unfriended people before there was Facebook.
We unfriended people like this #InMyHighSchoolYearbook pic.twitter.com/uYshFziuDS
— iHeart80sRadio (@iHeart80sRadio) May 16, 2019
For many of us, we aren’t all that different today than we were a couple decades ago. We are just smarter, more mature, and grayer.
#InMyHighSchoolYearbook I had the same hair just less grey pic.twitter.com/ww1qOTwFo4
— Sambo @WorldWide (@abtsag) May 16, 2019
There is a reason why we don’t open the book of memories too often. Too many embarrassing memories, bad memories, or memories best left buried.
#InMyHighSchoolYearbook there are lots of clueless teens (me included). pic.twitter.com/P6VtCajShH
— Regina Spacola (@gigirules7) May 16, 2019
