PE teacher Dale Irby started his legendary yearbook photograph sequence by mistake when he realized he was wearing the same ...

Photos in decades-old Arapahoe High School yearbooks show students wearing ... in football jerseys wearing both light- and dark-colored hoods with pointed tops and holes cut out around the eyes.

The old yearbook photos capture the lighthearted moments ... She said she could go a whole day without seeing another person of color. “We weren't trying to change the world then the way we ...

While on the campaign trail, he has rarely deviated from wearing a dark suit with a light colored tie and ... In a throwback ...

The Dallas Morning News posted a video this week of a teacher in Texas who has worn the same shirt and sweater combination in yearbook photos for the past 40 years. A 40-image slideshow of Irby ...

Thanks to the wonders of the internet, the 24-year-old rapper’s yearbook photo from Year 7 ... s now appearance of super sleek hair and multi-colored body suits, the Aussie native sports a ...

Your high school yearbook photo can come back stronger than a ’90s trend. Yearbook photos are often looked back at with embarrassment, cringing over the awkward stages of our teenage years.

This country star now has more muscle and less hair than he did in this portrait from his high school yearbook ... this buttoned-up young man is? The color of his Lacoste shirt is a pretty ...

Parents are criticizing a move by a Florida high school to digitally alter yearbook photos of their daughters ... officials crudely pasted splotches of color or patterns similar to students ...

“Our literal response to the title is that the yearbook is going to be much more colorful. There’s going to be more pictures and less words ... year and the use of watercolor splotches to add color to ...

An analysis of nearly 38,000 American high-school yearbook photos from the 1900s to the 2010s shows the gradual shift from serious to lighthearted expressions, reports Steve Dent for Engadget.

In a recent paper titled "Image(s)," economists Hans-Joachim Voth and David Yanagizawa-Drott analyzed 14.5 million high school yearbook photos from all over the U.S. Their AI tool categorized each ...