Katie R.

$40 for a high school yearbook is ridiculous, especially when my high schooler has only been in ONE picture each year for the past 5 years. Now I have 2 in high school, and my freshman might be lucky enough to be in TWO, if you can even pick them out of the tiny team photo. The school doesn't ever have a time set aside for kids to autograph each other's yearbooks, so they may as well just check their yearbooks out on classmates.com. I know Jostens isn't responsible for the number of pictures, just stating why I feel the price isn't justified. The added service fee doesn't make a lot of sense to me…it's not like they have to spend time getting a special order together…it's a mass-produced yearbook. Plus why all the extra white space on pages? Why not enlarge individual photos so we can actually see them?' Yearbooks all look formatted the same anymore…boring.