MVHS1960 (VA) Documents
| Last updated 07/14/2009 |

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Our scanned copies of 'official' documents contributed by our classmates.
See below for instructions about placing your document on this page.
PLEASE feel free to contribute an item of your choice; don't just leave us here all alone.

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Editor's note - We are in the (rather long) process of scanning in various documents.
Check back from time to time to view our recent additions.
We apologize that some documents may be super-imposed with signatures and remembrances written on them.
We also apologize that many of these documents are so small that they are difficult to read.
We will replace them with improved copies as we receive them - CAN YOU HELP?

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Official Baccalaureate Documents

Commencement List (CL)

| 1960 [A-Z] |

| 1961a [ABLE-MARTIN] | 1961b [MATHEWS-ZWEIG] |

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Last Will and Testament (LWT)

| 1960 | 1961 |

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Basic Instructions

If you have a document, you can either mail it postally to:
Darryl W. Dockins 501 Yellowstone Avenue Alliance, Nebraska 69301-3433
or, if you are able to scan it into your computer, you can email it as an attachment to the Site Guy.

We can accept both .gif and .jpeg (preferred) file formats.

We always want to start out with the maximum amount of scanned detail, so...,

1. If you smail a document, please send the LARGEST copy that you have. That way, it can be scaled down at our end through our scanner and wind up with a smaller, web-ready document file that still preserves the maximum amount of quality detail. We absolively, positutely promise to send your mailed item (post-processing) back to you if you like; or we could just file it away and return it to you at next reunion time, your choice.

2. If you use a scanner to save your document to a file to be used as an attachment to an email, for the same reasons, please try to keep the size of the original document that is scanned as large as possible. You MAY have to lower the scan resolution bpi (bits per inch) so that a large document isn't so big it won't even email, although this is usually a problem with bit-dense photo files, not relatively bit-light document files. This starts the process out with the maximum amount of quality detail, but limits the scanned file size to something reasonable. Try to save the resultant document in a .jpg format; it will be a smaller file and will email much faster. Please, no gigunda PC bitmapped monstrosities; our precious Mac system simply can't deal with that weird bloated PC gunk.