Create Your Own Online High School Yearbook!

This short, easy-to-read manual shows you how to build an online yearbook for your high school graduating class, and it gives you many secrets of finding long-lost classmates.   

 

Plus!

A free, no-strings-attached FrontPage-compatible web-building program you can use to put your site together

 

On Martin Luther King weekend 2000, I got a phone call from Bruce, a high school classmate I hadn't talked to since we graduated in 1965.  He now works at a hotel in Japan, and he thought I was in charge of the Class Reunion Committee. (I didn't even know there WAS a Class Reunion Committee). 

Anyway, we chatted for a half-hour (his nickel), and afterwards I thought, I've got a 3-day weekend with nothing planned; why not drag out the old yearbook, put the pictures on line, and set up a "connection center" where the Class of '65 can get reacquainted?

Thus was born my Online Yearbook. 

I later learned how Bruce got my name. My school has a home page, and one of the subpages is a list of Alltime School  Sports Highlights. The list went back just to the late 70's, and I emailed them with the suggestion that perhaps the 1965 basketball team was worthy of inclusion. (The eventual state basketball champion that year had two regular-season losses, and one of them was to us). 

Well. Not only did they add the info to the sports page, but they also listed me as the 1965 Class Representative on their web site! 

I didn't ask for it, but since I was now the Class Rep, I decided to represent the class the best way I knew how.  And I am pleased and proud to have been able to get the ball rolling with the Online Yearbook for the Class of '65.

Now, almost eight years later, I think I've worked out most of the kinks.  

This project has been wonderful for me, and for the many people who found each other after forty years.

There is no better gift you could give your high school than a class online yearbook.  My manual will show you, step by step, how to get an ad-free site and set it up.  But it won't take you eight years to get it right; with my manual you can avoid most of the dead ends and problems that I encountered along the way.

My manual is only eight pages long, but it does exactly the job it is advertised to do.  You don't have to wade through three hours of material to find the few bits of vital information you need.  As one customer wrote, 

"Dan writes books for people who don't like to read."

 

In real life, I was a college instructor for over 25 years.  I taught radio broadcasting, and my students told me I have a gift for making difficult tasks easy by breaking them down into step-by-step instructions.  I used this method to put together this little instruction manual.

 

This manual is not available anywhere else, including web stores like Amazon.  If they want a copy, they have to buy it from me right here, at the same price you pay.

  

 

Contents

 

Overview

Better than Classmates.com

Getting your Web Name

Getting your Web Space

Building your Online Yearbook

Enlisting the Help of your Class Members

Detective Techniques for locating Long-Lost Class Members 

Sending Class Newsletters

A Class Internet Bulletin Board that Won't Eat Up your Webspace

Free Program for Uploading Your Files

How to Do All This at Little or No Cost to You

 

BONUS - Two Excellent Free Web Creation Programs

 

This 8 1/2 by 11 comb-bound manual is short, concise, and to the point.  

 

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Questions?  Buzz me anytime:  dan@danhughes.net

 

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