Brilliant High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Brilliant, OH)

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63444 79 nu 4-f ' llll 1 ,, .., 5 spot reporter Chuckles Adams Everyone rs awartrng the arrrval of Commander if MH The year rs 1974 The place rs Washington, D C This rs your on the James Degenhardt from the frrst outer space trrp to Mars Wrth hrm are hrs lieutenant Bob Cook and hrs navigator, Bump Logan Paul Brown was also a member of the crew, but he decided to stay on Mars because of the beautiful women Upon arrrvrng they wrll be received by the President of the United States Dan Chalfant rn the Caprtol We understand that a special grft of frve hundred pounds of choice Mars tobacco will be presented to the President by the IUELCWE am' Crew The time has come the rocket shrp The W A Kull rs rn sight What an ex crtrng moment thts rsl The ship has landed The commander and hrs X rn hrs 1974 DeSoto lx EXCERPT FROM DON ADAMS DIARY if This has been a wonderful day for me as I saw or heard of all of the B H S graduates of 1957 Commander Degenhardt rnsrsted that I go with hrm and hrs assistants to see President Danny Upon arriving at the Caprtol, we saw Beverly Watson wrth her children climbing the steps We knew her as a Weber To guide us through the Caprtol were two attractive girls, Helen Vadas and Charlotte Lewrs Helen ts now married to Don and they lrve rn an apartment especially burlt for them in the Whrte House The President's guards Terry Boop and Ross Banos told us that we could not stay long because of a staff meet ing wrth Secretary of State Ray Turte, and Secretary of Treasury, B111 Bell Just then we looked out the window and guess whom we saw'7 Charlre Artken happily washing wrndowsl W ff During the meeting, luncheon was served by the former members E of the Home Economics class, Nancy Lockhart, Patsy Retzer Ashton and Judy Walker They served a specral and very popular drsh Cafeteria Beans 24 ,.. 35:1 -:Q. ',l., f ' N, n - ' ' - - n A. by . . . f' ,Y V -.'. , H I f I 1 .. .. .. . . . . 1 ':.L N 1 o I. rl '.f l . fi 1 rl 5 . . . . . . .'f,rl: ' I-Q - - . ff.Lf . ,,,. . : . . ' , . . i . . A3 B P , . . . -4 -. ' 1 H I 0 1 n ' ' I Q - crewwillnow be taken to the President by his private chauffeur, Don Lathem, S Y L V TRN ' ' L .-' ' --,Qi , ij XR ' X, ' Q 0 c u 0 0 v ' . . . . . . ng ff 9 r np if V ' ,WX . . v: ,Q 1 1 0' .JK A GP ' X 9 pn ' , f l ,, r V .,-Us' ', ' ' - ' or -

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KL!! Just then the meeting was interrupted by Jack Carter, Secretary of War, who asked for ra f' a crew to fly a rocket to the moon to see if it is really made of green cheese. Don Homol, Dave Matthews, and Charlie Hunt volunteered and were finally accepted when they agreed to bring waivers from their wives. As we left the office, the secretary, Marlene Tolman, was talking to two women reporters about the next flight, The reporters were Tracy Forsythe and Eleanor Jackg they work for the Washington Post and cover all of President Danny's acttvittes 'FAC Ojfx We decided to go to the White House to say hello to our old classmate ofa Connie Burge now the President s dretrcran On the lawn we saw none , other than Jerry Clark and Bob Barrett Cutting grass like crazy Who ever would have ff guessed that they had so much energy? We stopped to talk to them awhile and they told us that Kirby Blankenship and Bill Freeland were playing in the backfreld of the Washington Redskins The phone rang when we were rn the White House and the operator was none other than Judy Bucey She told gl' 15' us that we were permitted to go to the airport for the take off Gebo Fleming Duane Welsch, 1 1 til and Glenn Dunn were going on the flight too Glenn was talking to T I Nelson the designer N M and manufacturer of the ship and his assistant Ed Carson Among those watching the take off were Donna Bovrna and F B I agent, Nancy Baker, owner of a chain of 5 and 10 cent stores, Ruth Conner a wealthy senator Nancy Smythe chef at Paulene Millard s famous restaurant The Magumbo Henry Ashton, pastor of Washington s largest Chrrstran Church and JoAnn Hanlrn, head librarian rn the Con gressronal Library Since I have met all of my old classmates and see that they are all doing well I shall be satisfied to go back to our ordinary pattern of living and watt for the return of the space 5435-' M L4 nm ship Maybe we can all meet again and talk over our ex pCl'l6l'lCeS , 6-L pun, k. Ef' 1,-Q9 0 NN 'xp mx 9,9 V- 'J X ' . . ' 0 l I , If , 4 . I . . . . . . KC w l . .I ' ' X ffj.:9 ' ' ' a Br.. ', , ' 5 , ' 5 . g - . .wtf - ,ga QQ . . . . . farm. . - - f L 'I A I c - ,YQ V cr fr Y ' 5 , Ks ' t r s , get all J, sw: is 1 S ll T375 ul E X k Q i ev ' F' ff :: it l if.: A, ' 5-S 12 1 W ',' :Ek : X C J km 1 page -fQ .fb - '1 7 1 nnnl 25 K' O