hejmorty

be sure to lock their question, give just a link, and make them feel stupid. Delete my user name, I have no further interest in pursuing answers from this forum. Obviously, you've never been an educator, otherwise you'd know there is no such thing as a "stupid" question. How arrogant.

I've begun my new football poster...next week we will take a picture of the team with the seniors on black Harleys. Right now I'm working on the slogan and I have also been toying with a takeoff of the Harley Logo using the school and team name. I stuck because I'd like to have "Armstrong" and "Ringsted" fit into the logo like Harley's. I used Arial Narrow. I realize the name may be too big and I'll have to leave it as is. Here's what I have so far - how do I fit Armstrong and Ringsted? Also, any ideas for a football season/Harley slogan? Keep in mind we're talking about a high school team. I really like this too:

hej thanks, I'll give it a shot when I find the pic.

Sure can, but um, how do you post a pix in this forum? Sorry, I'm an idiot. I read the FAQ's and see that I can't use the attachment option. Got an easy way?

We'll probably take the picture toward the end of August...just trying to get a jump start on some ideas so there can be a quick turnaround.

This year's picture has not been taken yet. It can be configured in any way to suit the poster's needs. Like I said, last year the group posed around a tank.

I'm trying to come up with new ideas for our school's fall football poster. In the past the team has assembled somewhere on some piece of equipment (last year it was a National Guard Tank) and tried to look as tough as a bunch of teenage boys can look. Not bad, but I know we can do better. After reviewing some of the pix on this site, I am convinced that somewhere out there someone would have some ideas for assembling a poster that the likes of our school has never seen. What do you think? Anyone?