Thursday, May 17, 2007

Dedications...


We got our yearbook this last week! What a huge sigh and stress off now that it's out. But the big story for me in the whole ordeal was that my yearbook staff completely went behind my back to change some of the pages. They are celebrating their trickery in the above photo as we get our first glimpse of all their hard work (which was fabulous, I might add... the first all-color book in the history of the school... they were quite proud). Those conniving conspirators went behind my back, and re-submitted some pages without my approval. Let me explain: the opening page of the yearbook has traditionally been a place where the yearbook staff dedicates the book to an inspiring individual that embodies what the book is all about. We had all of these discussions and debates regarding the issue, and finally came to a consensus. Then they went behind my back, and when our publisher presented us with the first book, I found out that they had dedicated the book to me!!! They were too sweet. Raegan did such a great job with the page, that I thought I would include the copy:
Even though he has only been here but a few short years, Mr. Krake has made a lasting impression in so many areas. From freshman History to Senior English, even to crazy, overworked yearbook advisor, Mr. Krake covers all the bases of literature and fine arts.
When you think of Mr. Krake, no student hesitates in thinking of his unique teaching methods and true use of everthing the Smart Board has to offer. Whether it be detailed PowerPoint presentations to teach on the Byzantine Empire or reenacting Macbeth with a life-like fire on the overhead, creative teaching defines Mr. Krake.
For those on yearbook staff, Mr. Krake is so much more than a teacher. His dedication to the staff and desire to see the book come to fruition was evidenced by the late nights he spent working with the staff on deadlines.
But even more than that, Mr. Krake is a personable kid of guy. Always up on the latest music, fashion or even the students' lives, Mr. Krake is a friend to his students and just a fun guy to be around in general.
For all your hard work and dedication and for being a teacher that goes the extra mile, we proudly dedicate this book to Mr. Krake.


How sweet is that!?! I will miss them much.

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