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Annual publication
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yearbook
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
A yearbook , also known as an annual, is a type of a book published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of a school . The term also refers to a book of statistics or facts published annually. Many high schools , colleges , and elementary ...
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n. 1 a reference book, published annually 2 (context US English) A publication compiled by the graduating class of a high school or college, recording the year's events and containing photographs of students and faculty
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ But he noted in interviews that drawings he submitted to his high school yearbook were rejected. ▪ His statistics are there in the Somerset yearbooks for future generations to admire. ▪ It is compiling a yearbook of former employees, ...
Usage examples of yearbook.
Lou, I want you to drive over to the high school and ask whoever is in the office to loan a copy of the high school yearbook for He squinted in thought for a moment.
I ran off copies of the phone book listings and pages from the relevant city directories, adding them to the copies I'd made of the yearbook information.
I guess there was a reason I was voted Class Clown in the '66 Gates Falls yearbook.
I thought about that, then said I was frankly suspicious of people who went to too many class reunions or pored over photo albums and high school yearbooks.
The grainy copy had come from the boy's portrait in last year's Crownpoint High School yearbook.
The only photos of Hannah were from high school, so it was easy to think of her as a young, thin dishwater blond, head down, not making eye contact even on the yearbook page.
Hulking boys whose names and even faces were unfamiliar of us, whose yearbook captions would consist of a single terse line, Major, Industrial Arts, rushed out of Mr.
Bookshelves held trophies, a dusty, much autographed football on a stand, a shelf and a half of multicolored and multisized yearbooks, and several generations of the school mascot, a bear.
Some names, Brenda Rhinebeck, Pokie Renke, Sonny Deidenbach, were unrecognizable even after we did a quick check of yearbook.
In his senior high yearbook he came across a young George Barton Dawes, looking dreamily toward the future from a retouched photograph that had been taken at Cressey Studios.
But now, every year, even past their would-be graduations, the yearbooks came—courtesy of Minty O’Hare, who sent them automatically, assuming that he was sparing Marion the additional suffering of asking for them.
He opened a dusty box at random and discovered all his high school and college yearbooks, laid neatly away.
He put the yearbooks back in their box helter-skelter and went on poking.
Thumbing through the three preceding yearbooks taught me that Garvey Cossack had never served in any student-government capacity.