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  1. My old high school keeps an archive of all yearbooks back to the 1920s so I can always see them again. I'd only miss the signatures of "see you next year" written 100s of times. Reply reply. obsidian49. •. My rule of thumb for yearbooks is keep the last year you were at a school. For me that's 5th, 8th and 12th grades.

  2. I'd personally keep them. They are like a diary, something that you can't get rid of and will look back on when you get old. Try to find some other things on your bookshelf you can get rid of instead. You can always buy another copy of any other book or a digital copy. You can't do that with your yearbook.

  3. K-5 yearbooks just had the kids and teachers in each classroom, then maybe some extracurriculars if there were any. Middle and high school were hardcover books and had the students separated by grade. They also had all the sports and clubs. High school was pretty much the same, but with more people and more clubs.

  4. Apr 20, 2024 · Many schools keep archives of old yearbooks, particularly those from recent decades. According to a survey by the National Association of College Stores, over 80% of schools retain yearbooks for at least 10 years. To inquire, reach out to the school’s alumni office, library, or administrative department.

  5. Jul 2, 2024 · A mid-sized high school producing 300 yearbooks annually requires nearly 3,000 cubic feet of storage for a 50-year archive according to architectural estimates! Tiny elementary institutions and rural schools face similar space crunches over time.

  6. May 9, 2023 · It’s packed with memories, events, and friendships that made the year special. Not to mention it marks the end of a school year and a summer of freedom. But yearbooks don’t just capture memorable moments. They also promote a sense of school pride. They testify to the events, love, and joy that made the year a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

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  8. Mar 18, 2012 · It can scan 50 pages per minute, double-sided and in full colour, so you can then get on with your life. If the binding is very thick, you may want to take your yearbooks to a printing company and pay them to slice them open using one of their big commercial paper cutters. This will give you a much neater edge for easier scanning too.