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Bulletin Editors

The information listed in this section is to assist bulletin editors in putting together the best bulletins you can provide your membership. The tools, information, and guidance listed are a treasure trove of ideas to help you along the way.

Aids for Bulletin Editors
Stories, Jokes, Quotes, Clipart, Etc.
Grammar & Style Guidance - Things you Should Know
written by Craig Rigg, PROBE Grammar & Style Specialist
Bulletin Editor Assistance
A very highly qualified committee of mentors offers encouraging advice, one-on-one,
for the long term, to improve the quality of your bulletin.
Other Sources for Bulletin Material
i.e. Scores from Harmonet, Etc.
List of Online Bulletins
Look at the work done by your counterparts across the country.
District Online Bulletin Editors
Your list of district counterparts to discuss your issues with.

Aids for Bulletin Editors

Need help getting started?
New bulletin editors and webmasters may want to take advantage of PROBE's mentoring programs. Check out the Direct Assistance page or use the resources below.

• Bulletin Editor's Manual (1993)
• PROBE Style Manual (revised)

This section is intended as a resource area for editors looking for that last little article needed to fill out an issue. Click on the category below to go to a menu of articles.

• Clipart - Original clip art for barbershoppers. Fifteen and growing.
• Craft - Tips to improve your chapter's singing, from some of the best in the business.
• Historical notes - Always of interest, these little historical tidbits deal with the early years of our hobby, barbershop trivia, and just generally interesting stuff.
• Humor - If we can't laugh at ourselves... maybe we should learn how?
• Miscellaneous articles - I didn't know exactly where to put these, but don't overlook them! There is everything here from a series on Woodshedding to thought pieces and points between.
• Short fillers - Need that one-liner to finish off a column? Here it is. Some of these might better fall under the "Humor" category, but that's okay. You'll want to look in both places anyway.
• The songs we sing - Short pieces about some of "the old songs." Many also have pictures of the original sheet music cover art that you can download and print out.