In tight 20 minutes I managed to convey the urgency of our current situation and then we moved on. Generally, we consented and managed to discuss lots of things:

• The structure of the yearbook:
  • Teachers
  • Year 1-5
  • Year 6 + graduation ball
  • Events
  • CAS (including students' various creations)
  • Timeline, with most important or interesting happenings
• J. Kovář is put in charge of doing a survey and starting the sign-up list
• OJ and I will start working on the Events section
• We decided for an 'Open Source' tactics
  • Do as much as possible and then present our work to the public => (hopefully) raise enthusiasm
  • Let our students do some work, like find us a cheap small-scale printer!
  • (Also hopefully) attract some sponsor or convince people to shell out more money
  • Our project is not profit-raising, as it was three years ago (the last yearbook that was issued )
• The deadline has been loosened and we expect the yearbook to be finished in September 2006 by latest, leaving the current year 6 students to come for them later.
• J. Rausová suggests the yearbook to be black'n'white. I am against , (of course, I didn't make the designs in full color just for fun)
• The question of hard cover is still not settled

Oh yes, and it was shameful that Jakub Kovář and Linda Doan did not bother to wind up. Shame on you!