A yearbook of the Felix Timmermans Society has been published since 1973.
3. Create a yearbook of key figures from the civil rights movement.
The Ottoman Yearbook of 1900 recorded 16,832 houses within Damascus's Old City.
In 1909 he advertised in the yearbook of the Brooklyn American Institute of Architects that "we build only monumental buildings".
We would like to see the 1930 yearbook of the Atlantic City Bathing Beauty Class lf 1923.
Talk story about the entries in the tenth edition of "The Yearbook of Experts, Authorites & Spokespersons," which hit the desks of seven thousand executives in recent months.
In a senior yearbook of Harding High School in Bridgeport, a photo of Carlina White, identified as Nejdra Nance, is near a quotation: "I'm Out".
Many independent congregations formally requested withdrawal of their names from the Yearbook of Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ), and a campaign led some cooperative churches to follow suit.
One conservative yardstick of international NGOs (that is, groups with operations in more than one country) is the Yearbook of International Organisations.
He edited the Yearbook of Surgery (1958 70), was the founding editor of the Journal of Vascular Surgery, and served on many medical editorial boards.
The Rev. Eileen W. Lindner, who has chronicled religious statistics for years as the editor of the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches, has observed this complexity.
