How to sign yearbooks?

Long after you have left school and moved on you will look back at your yearbooks as a reminder of where you started your adult life. The teachers, activities and friends that were so important to you now will start to fade into the background of your memory. For that reason the best yearbook notes will be the ones that help capture a memory for your friend. Cute now may lose meaning over time. Give the person a piece of who you are now so he or she can read it years from now and remember the time spent with you. It doesn't have to be sappy or lame. Remember the playoff game, your class trip, your gangs chant or whatever memory you made together and write a brief hit about the event or thing. Years later you will be thanked by that friend when you meet up again. Congratulations on another milestone in your life.

Try making a funny face out of your name (by hooking the first and last letter with a long line and or curly ques). Also, to have fun with drawing extra lines and stuff to the name. Or possibly think up some really funny quote to add in to your already personal "Have a great summer!" message. Maybe even draw out some funny emoticons. =D Good luck and btw, have a great summer.

Forget cute. Be sincere. 20 years from now, "cute" will look stupid, but "sincere" will still be sincere.

say something emotional and then something funny that always works for me and leave u trademark like a sign u love to write but dont make the message to long or it tends to get boring so something short and sweet is wat i say!!!!

just say it was a fun school year