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A two part business method for production of a "Yearbook" is described, directed to small and medium sized colleges and high schools; also to fraternal organizations, citizen action groups, non-profits, and social clubs of all sorts. Any entity which sponsors a "book of memories" and is seeking ways to keep costs in check would find the method interesting and useful. The method contemplates keeping the production in house and under the schools' or clubs' control at all times, by supplementing or eliminating the standard hard bound book of photographs; and adding CD/DVD'S plus a hardcover 'picture book' with removable pages and a lace binding; not rings. The discs would be 'burned' by the school and would include music; with descriptions and/or visuals of all events and people of interest to the student body or the organization's members' as a whole. For a school, the picture book would have pages with only the cover displaying the school, and class year. The pages would be readily removable by the students in order to mount digital photographs of friends and faculty, with room ample for signatures and dedications. The school could rent digital cameras to any who did not own one. The same procedures would work to the advantage of a club or fraternal group. For the latter, the fraternal organizations might want the cover to depict their favorite "cause". A school or college might decorate the front cover of the picture book with the slogan and insignia of the institution and a picture of the "landmark" building. The loose leaf pages of the picture book will allow any school to publish news of spring events, class pictures, and graduation without worry about the late winter deadlines required to make-up the usual hard bound yearbook.
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