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There have been 25 Warrior Newsletters published since 1993. You can read them on screen or feel free to copy them and download them your p.c.
There are two ways to select a newsletter:
1. Just click one of the News below for the newsletter you want to read.
2. Or, use the Search Tool using a person's first and last name or an article name. (Example: Duke Detzel or City Champions) It will give you all of the newsletters where their name is located.
Select the newsletter you wish to read or download.
News 1 (Warrior 51-54 vol 1, 1998)
News 2 (Warrior 51-54 vol 1, 1997)
News 3 (Warrior 52 vol 2, 1994)
News 4 (Warrior 52 vol 3, 1994)
News 5 (Warrior 54 vol 2, 1994)
News 6 (Warrior 52 vol 2, 1994)
News 7 (Warrior 51 vol 1, 1994)
News 8 (Warrior 54 vol 1, 1994)
News 9 (Warrior 54 vol 3, 1994)
News 10 (Warrior 51-54 vol 2 1996)
News 11 (Warrior 52 vol 3, 1995)
News 12 (Warrior 51 vol 2, 1995)
News 13 (Warrior 52 vol 3a 1995)
News14 (Warrior 51-54 vol 2 1996)
News 15 (Warrior 51-54 vol 3 1995)
News 16 (Warrior 51 vol 2#2 1994)
News 17 (*First Newsletter May, 1993)
News 18 (Alumni News no 2, 1993)
News 19 (Warrior 51-52 vol 1, 1993)
News 20 (Warrior 51 vol 2, 1994)
News 21 (Warrior 51 vol 1, 1994)
News 22 (Warrior 52 vol 2, 2994)
News 23 (Under Construction)
News 24 (Under Construction)
News 25 (Warrior 51-54 vol3, 1995)
INSTRUCTIONS for the novice:
1. To Read: Just click the News above for the newsletter that you want to read. Enjoy!
2. To Print: Just go to your FILE and select PRINT. The longest is 35 pages.
3. To Save a copy: If you want to keep a copy of the newsletter, highlight the entire newsletter, select SAVE and leave the web site. Later, on your computer, select FILE, then NEW, give the file a name, select EDIT, then PASTE. The entire newsletter will be on your computer. Then hit SAVE. Actually it is much easier than it sounds.
4. To Save a photo: See a nice photo that you would like to download to your favorite high school photos file? Easy!!! Follow these steps:
a. Put the cursor arrow in the middle of the photo you want.
b. Right click the mouse.
c. Select "SAVE PICTURE AS..."
d. A drop down box appears that reads: SAVE PICTURE at the top.
e. Near the top of the box it reads "Save in..." (often says Windows)
f. Click the down arrow.
g. Select HARD DRIVE (C:)
h. Select where you want to put the photo (some people put it in "My Doc")
i. Select My Doc, if that is where you want to put the photo.
j. Select SAVE and the photo is now in your "My Doc" file.
If you want to have a file that is just for EHS photos, make a file called "EHS Photos" for your favorite photos.
You can download any of the pictures on this web site, including
News and TRIVIA, and put them in your
"photo album". All of the pictures have .tif and .jpg extensions which are
basically universal and provide excellent quality.