Digitize game programs and media guides for your school’s history
Programs from homecoming games, banquets and induction nights record rosters, coaches and traditions nobody wrote down anywhere else. Tell Rocket what you have and we’ll confirm the work involved in turning them into useful entries.
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Why it matters
Programs get printed, handed out and forgotten
A game program is designed for one night, so few copies survive. The ones that do are often the best source for a forgotten roster or a coach’s first season. They tend to sit in a box no one has opened in years.
Ideas for Program and Media Guide Digitization
Rosters from championship programs
A program from a title game can confirm who was on the team that night.
Media guide record pages
Record pages in old media guides list past results worth checking against your record book.
Banquet and awards programs
End-of-season banquet programs show who earned each team award.
Induction night programs
Past induction programs can supply biographies for earlier hall of fame classes.
Covers as visual history
Program covers show how school logos and colors have changed over time.
Fine arts and theater programs
Concert and play programs bring the arts into the same history.
How it works with Data Entry & Project Management
Program and Media Guide Digitization, step by step.
Three steps
Sort programs by year and event
Group programs by season and event, then tell Rocket what you have. A few sample pages are enough to start.
Agree what to pull from them
Decide whether the programs feed rosters, records or biographies, and your proposal lists that work.
Check entries against the pages
Rocket enters the agreed details, and your team confirms names and dates before anything goes live.
Setups vary by school; your demo confirms what yours will use.
Best practices
Tips to get it right.
Program and Media Guide Digitization tips
Start with one program type
Banquet programs or induction programs alone can make a strong first collection.
Ask alumni for missing years
Graduates may have kept the program from their senior season.
Flag ads and sponsor pages
Mark pages that are only ads so effort goes to rosters and stories.
Keep the full program too
Even if you only need the roster, a clear copy of the whole program is worth saving.
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Questions
Program and Media Guide Digitization questions
Rocket works with the programs you share, entering the agreed rosters, records or biographies. Details that are missing or unclear come back to your team.
No. Describe what you have and Rocket confirms the work involved. Already-digital files can be shared right away for data-entry help.
It can help, especially when the record book is unclear. Your team still decides which marks and names are confirmed.
Pricing depends on what you want pulled from the programs and how many there are. Before work begins, your proposal spells out the entry and preparation involved.
Your next step
Talk through your content project.
We'll scope a first collection and agree who does what before any work starts.
