I’ve never been interested in yearbooks personally, but I’ve seen enough people enjoying looking at old yearbooks that I at least understand why they continue to exist.
This is how I’ve always felt, I remember being super excited to find family members old yearbooks at my grandma’s house and stuff. So I’m pretty much only holding onto mine so that eventually somebody else might find them too and be excited.
That reminds me on the time when I was told I must buy a yearbook, else next year there won’t be one
I’ve never been interested in yearbooks personally, but I’ve seen enough people enjoying looking at old yearbooks that I at least understand why they continue to exist.
This is how I’ve always felt, I remember being super excited to find family members old yearbooks at my grandma’s house and stuff. So I’m pretty much only holding onto mine so that eventually somebody else might find them too and be excited.
My dad’s HS yearbook had Burt Reynolds in it, which was about a 4/10 on the excitement scale. No mustache, for whatever that’s worth.