1 Contact your high school Contact your high school by phone or by email to inquire about whether or not they have extra copies of the yearbook in storage. Talk to the folks in the main office as well as the librarian. Libraries often hold onto unsold copies.
Can I get a yearbook reprint?
Yearbooks reprints are available in hardcover or softcover. Reprints will preserve any images originally printed in color (including the cover), but won’t add color to images originally printed in black & white. You can preview the yearbook pages on our site before you buy.
Where can you find a high school yearbook?
To find yearbooks, you can contact your former school or classmates. You can also look for a digital copy of the yearbook using an online search tool. Reach out to the school’s media center. The media center at the high school is usually in charge of keeping copies of previous yearbooks.
How to find old yearbook photos?
Visit Your Local Library Usually, local libraries keep archives of old yearbooks. Ask the librarian if and where you can find them, and you might just be lucky enough to come across your old photo! Can I see my child’s picture on Lifetouch?
How to find Classmates yearbook photo?
Turn to the index in the back of your yearbook and look up headings that relate to the activities you remember your classmate participating in. Turn to specific pages, and look for the photo of your classmate in group shots or individual photos. Turn to the pages displaying individual photos of your classmates.
Who holds the copyright to a high school yearbook?
The school owns the copyright to the yearbook. There is no requirement to file for a copyright with the US Copyright and Trademark Office because there is a such thing as a common law copyright, which would protect the book and its content. You’d have to get permission from the school to be able to legally use the images.
