Academy of Richmond County High School - Arc Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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. . . eqwfmay Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is Cameron Edwards welcoming you to Space. Today our program is originating from the roof of the old Richmond Academy. The Junior Col- lege Class of '57 is staging its class reunion. I assure you it is going to be a spectacular event. We are taking an excursion to the satellite, Moon in a new device built for Space by the famed scientist and JCA alumni, Marvin Jenk- ins. This ship, called the Speed-O-Space guarantees to get you to the moon in five minutes-a little slow, but the class wants to enjoy the scenery. Here are some members going aboard now. I see the famed Universal Opera star, Carole Little, among them. Let's go interview her. Good afternoon, Miss Little. I'm Cameron Edwards of Space. Would you mind telling our viewers a little about your road tour coming up? I'd be happy to, Cameron. First, we'll tour the Moon-I'm staying over there today-then the planet, Mars. I also think we'll take a side trip to Saturn. It promises to be quite an in- teresting celestial tour. I'm sure it will be, Miss Little. Isn't that Marian Adkins, the earth-bound star, over there. I hear her movies put Venus to shame. I believe it is, Cameron. I must go over and speak to her. The last time we had a reunion she was late and I missed her. Give her my regards. I think our cameras are on the brilliant director of Milky NVay fame, Anne Weibel. She's talking to some of her old classmates whose names are all familiar to you. There's John Marshall Drew, Earth's Ambassa- dor to the United Planets: Gail Yansant and Janice XVhitlaw, spacevision greats: David Toole, winner of this galaxy's prize for the ad- vancement of golftronics: and Silas Pittman. winner of another galaxy peace award. By Jupiter! I think I see those men-about-the-unr verse, Louis Christman and Virgil Merritt. Those sylish gentlemen seem to be creating quite a sensation among the others with their star- studded, varicolored moon-togs. That equally colorful personality well known to Space audi- ences, Camilla Paschal, is talking to them. These three people are perhaps the best-drexed in the Universe. Christman's opinion on which is better to buy, ventilated or insulated Zip-Suits for space travel, is that it depends on which way you're going-up or down. Now the cameras are on Nancy Ford, gifted mathematician who re- cently worked out Einstein's Theory of Relati- vity, and she also has proved John Drew's Theory of Escapetivity. Paul Rufo, the physician who discovered the stardust vaccine for strick- en lovers, is talking to her. Well, it looks like talley-ho time again. Barbara Simpson, IVorld's entry into the Celestial Beauty Contest, is climb- ing aboard, and Rosalind Zucker, Secretary of Universe, is giving the signal for the take-oft. XVell, folks, I guess this entertaining afternoons visit with some of the Universe's most illustrious people will have to end. Happy landings all. -Slaace-O-Rama Report produced by Joy Townes and starring the Class of '57 X un-ni 'Se I if 'QI I fx A