We already probably have your senior picture from the yearbook.
If you didn't have a senior picture taken your graduation year,
perhaps you can scan a picture from that era and send it to us.
You can send recent digital photos for us to post. It's nice to
see what people (and their families) look like now. Otherwise, you'll
remain forever that 18-year old kid in viewers' minds. Surely you've
gotten BETTER since then in most ways. But, you change. If you don't
send a recent picture, starting around the 25th or 30th reunion "The
Dolly Parton Syndrome" sets in where everyone looks at your chest
first --- to read your nametag to see who you "were."
Three people handle the pages. If you haven't sent in a picture
of you for what you look like NOW (O.K., laugh if you want, class of
2009; it will happen to you too, if you're lucky enough to live as
long as we have), you can ATTACH it to an e-mail to the pagemaster
for your year (below).
Please, Oh please, DO NOT SEND BMP OR
TIF FILES! They are needlessly huge. We have to change
them to JPG files anyway so please send them in that format. However,
if you don't know how to do that, we'll take care of it. Also, make
sure you identify yourself by your graduation name and year. Don't
just send a file labled "me.bmp" or "scan01.jpg". We handle hundreds
of files each week and can't read minds. Or, if you are without
scanner or digital camera, send a photo with a stamped self-addressed
envelope to Richard Adams and he'll scan them and return them to you.
Send an e-mail for
details