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Personal Narrative: Mr. James F. Dicke II

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Mr. James F. Dicke II is an outstanding man with whom I share similar challenges. Just like Mr. Dicke had been bullied severely so was I. I am a diligent student and in band, which isn’t popular. I have severe asthma making it difficult to participate in sports. These have been contributing factors to why I was bullied. I have been bullied since primary school and believed every word they had told me. At one point it was so intense that my mother and I considered transferring me to a private school. I didn’t go because I wanted to push myself past the cruel words of others and prove that I could do anything. When entering high school everything changed. I made many new friends through band and learned that people were wrong. As a junior

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