yearbook
noun
Origin of yearbook
Related Words for yearbook
journal, calendar, register, chronicle, annual, record, registry, ephemeris, report, summaryExamples from the Web for yearbook
Contemporary Examples of yearbook
She focuses a lot of her time on after school activities, such as student council and the yearbook committee.
A class of 1999 yearbook picture shows them standing together, though neither seems to have graduated.
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Ann is a pleasant brunette, a former class officer, yearbook editor, and member of the softball team at Dryden High.
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The original plan had been to do a film version of the Yearbook.
Doug Kenney: The Odd Comic Genius Behind ‘Animal House’ and National LampoonRobert Sam Anson
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The images feel like a yearbook of sorts, a rumination on the decade, and on three girls growing up.
Historical Examples of yearbook
He was also a teacher of elocution, and had compiled a yearbook of the sayings of Horace, which secured him a knighthood.
These stories are listed in the yearbook without comment or a qualifying asterisk.
Stories included in this group are indicated in the yearbook index by a single asterisk prefixed to the title.
Stories included in this group are indicated in the yearbook index by two asterisks prefixed to the title.
The library published both a yearbook and a monthly periodical.
Area Handbook for BulgariaEugene K. Keefe, Violeta D. Baluyut, William Giloane, Anne K. Long, James M. Moore, and Neda A. Walpole