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The document outlines the organization of a yearbook with an average of 110 pages. It lists categories to include such as sports, trips, concerts, and sections for kindergarten through secondary grades. It also mentions including sections for thanking contributors and an index as well as profiles of headmasters, teachers, and school staff.
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