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yearbook

noun as in almanac

noun as in annual

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A yearbook photo of the group shows James as he stood in the back row smiling broadly, his hair neatly parted to the side.

At 22 she interviewed at a local magazine: Instead of clippings, she brought in her high-school yearbook, which she had edited.

“Wonderwall was my yearbook quote in high school,” said Oasis fan Billy Horn, wearing a decade-old Oasis T-shirt and clutching a white “Heathen Chemistry” vinyl to add to his record collection.

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The Celts’ top golfer is also pretty good with a camera and is a photographer for the school’s yearbook.

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He was shooting photos for the school yearbook at Crespi’s Southern Section Division 1 baseball playoff game.

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