OTL DIGITAL YEARBOOK INDEX

1914 Boulder Browse Now

1915 Boulder Browse Now

1916 Boulder Browse Now

1917 Greenlander Browse Now

1917-1919 Ontonagon County Honor Roll Browse Now

1922 Northern Normal News Browse Now

1925 Boulder Browse Now

1926 Boulder Browse Now

1927 Boulder Browse Now

1928 Boulder Browse Now

1947 Boulder Browse Now

1947 Greenland Hi-Lights Browse Now

1948 Boulder Browse Now

1948 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1949 Boulder Browse Now

1949 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1950 Boulder Browse Now

1950 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1951 Boulder Browse Now

1951 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1952 Boulder Browse Now

1952 Rockland Highlights Browse Now

1953 Boulder Browse Now

1953 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1954 Boulder Browse Now

1954 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1954 Rockland Highlights Browse Now

1955 Boulder Browse Now

1955 Rockland Highlights Browse Now

1956 Boulder Browse Now

1956 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1957 Boulder Browse Now

1958 Boulder Browse Now

1958 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1959 Boulder Browse Now

1959 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1959 Rockland Highlights Browse Now

1960 Boulder Browse Now

1960 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1960 Rockland Highlights Browse Now

1961 Boulder Browse Now

1961 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1961 Rockland Highlights Browse Now

1962 Boulder Browse Now

1962 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1963 Boulder Browse Now

1963 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1963 Rockland Highlights Browse Now

1964 Boulder Browse Now

1964 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1965 Boulder Browse Now

1965 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1966 Boulder Browse Now

1966 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1967 Boulder Browse Now

1967 Mass Adventurer Browse Now

1968 Boulder Browse Now

1969 Boulder Browse Now

1970 Boulder Browse Now

1971 Boulder Browse Now

1972 Boulder Browse Now

1974 Boulder Browse Now

1975 Boulder Browse Now

1976 Boulder Browse Now

1977 Boulder Browse Now

1978 Boulder Browse Now

1979 Boulder Browse Now

1980 Boulder Browse Now

1981 Boulder Browse Now

1982 Boulder Browse Now

1983 Boulder Browse Now

1984 Boulder Browse Now

1985 Boulder Browse Now

1986 Boulder Browse Now

1987 Boulder Browse Now

1988 Boulder Browse Now

1990 Boulder Browse Now

1991 Boulder Browse Now

1992 Boulder Browse Now

1992 Ontonagon Elementary Browse Now

1993 Boulder Browse Now

1993 Ontonagon Elementary Browse Now

1994 Boulder Browse Now

1995 Ontonagon Elementary Browse Now

Frequently Asked Questions about the OTL Digital Yearbook Collection

Q: Why isn’t the yearbook from 19XX available?
A: Because we don’t have it. The yearbook collection held by the library is donation-based, and any yearbooks missing from our collection as of November 2015 are going to be missing from the digital collection.

Q: Why isn’t the yearbook from 20XX available?
A: Two reasons. First, we are missing the majority of local yearbooks published after 2000. Second, we decided to cut off uploads at 1999 because it seemed like a reasonable, if somewhat arbitrary, threshold for historical relevance. Whoever is library director in the year 3000 is more than welcome to scan and upload everything from the current millennium.

Q: I don’t use Facebook—why are these all on Facebook?
A: The Digital Yearbook Collection can be viewed by anyone; you do not need a Facebook account. Facebook was chosen as the platform for storing this collection because it allows for near-unlimited photo uploads with no charges for storage or bandwidth. As an additional bonus, many of our visitors are already familiar with using and navigating Facebook. Thanks, Facebook!

Q: I need a print-quality image/I can’t read the text on this image/can these be blown up any further/etc.
A: All pages have been uploaded using Facebook’s “high quality” setting, so we apologize if some text is still too fine to read. We have the original (higher-resolution) images on DVD-Rs at the library. These DVDs cannot be checked out, but they are available for in-library use, including printing, e-mailing, or copying image files to your own device(s).

Q: I have a copy of the yearbook from __________. Do you want it?
A: If it is from a school in/near our service area, and something we do not already have, then YES and THANK YOU! Our yearbook collection would not exist without donations. (Please note that donating a missing yearbook, while much appreciated, does not mean it will be added to the digital collection.)

Q: If I bring in my personal copy of the yearbook from ____________ can you scan it and add it to Facebook?
A: Probably not. Manually digitizing 100+ pages on our flatbed copier would be a massive undertaking. However, if the book in question is 50+ years old and you’re willing to leave it at the library for an extended period while we work on scanning, an exception could be made.

Q: Were all of these yearbooks scanned at the library? Do you have a book scanner available for use?
A: Sorry, no. Our yearbook collection was digitized through a program at Oklahoma Correctional Industries. Our on-site scanning capabilities are limited to flatbed scanning and microfilm/microfiche scanning. We uploaded and organized all of the image files (which was a large project in its own right) but we didn't scan them here.

Q: Somebody tagged me in an unflattering yearbook picture on Facebook. Can you remove it?
A: No, but you are welcome to remove it yourself. Simply log in to your Facebook account, go to the picture, and delete the tag. Facebook gives you full control over your own tags, regardless of who created the tag.For additional assistance, contact Facebook.

Q: Boulder? What does that mean?
A: It is the long-standing title of the Ontonagon High School yearbook. It alludes to the famous Ontonagon Copper Boulder, a float copper specimen weighing nearly two tons! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontonagon_Boulder)

Q: One of the links in the index is taking me to the wrong yearbook!
A: Please call, e-mail, or send us a Facebook message with the details of your problem (what yearbook you’re trying to view, and what yearbook is coming up instead.)