Word: yearbooks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Kansas City, of a family with little spare cash, he started selling newspapers at nine, later jerked sodas, delivered groceries, clerked. This didn't prevent him from graduating, at 16, with top honors in a class of 2,000 from Northeast High School-or from being class president, yearbook editor, prom chairman, debating captain and a member of the track team. That he was voted most-likely-to-succeed was anticlimactic...
...poll is to be incorporated into a section of the Kirkland House yearbook, the "Deacon's Testament," to be published at the close of the exam period
...years 1943 and 1944, combined Protestant denominations gained 4,059,127 members, according to the Yearbook of American Churches (1945), published biennially by the Federal Council of Churches...
With over half the U.S. population belonging to one church or another, the Federal Council of Churches in its 1945 Yearbook of American Churches tallied the reports of 256 Protestant, Catholic, Jewish and other religious bodies, found that their membership had reached the alltime high of 72,492,669 - a jump of four million in two years...
...Until World War I, a yearbook of psychoanalysis used to be published in Vienna...