Center Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

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f' 'lY'Fl Ten wonderful years have passed since I graduated from the great school, Center Grove. I entered college in Greenland and who d1d I fmd there but the great Prof John Rutherford. We started working in the field of Science The space ship had been invented and some people of Mars were causing some trouble on earth. Prof Rutherford the Second Sherlock Holmes Phil Ennis and myself started on our journey to find out the trouble We first went to the U S to get the facts We talked to the President of the U. S., Clint Dewbrew. He told us the men we were hunting stayed around Jive joints We learned that the gang was headed by two of our school mates Sherrel Aldrich and David Haines We then went to New York on Fifth Avenue to Bill s Bar and who did we find but one ofour basket- ball stars Bill Walker He said he didn t know anything about the gang and that maybe we could go to the pool hall which was run by Kay Browning and her s1x boys From her we learned that David was interested in a certam bubble dancer Pat Strouse who worked at the Manhattan Inn on Seventeenth Street We talked to her and she had not seen him for qu1te a while She told us if we talked to her boss Dorothy Achgill, that we might find out more Dorothy then told us that there were two more girls connected with the gang These girls lured the sctentific men of the U S into giving out information to the people of Mars. The girls names were Janice McCammon and Jean Patterson Dot told us the gang was getting ready to go back to Mars We made ready for our trip and who should we see when we stopped for fuel but the great jet pilot, Margie Kerr We asked her if she would like to come along and she said, Yes . We left the field and the arrhne hostess, Joyce Sutton, gave us very good meals. The Prof. got sick and the nurse, Pat Doughty, was of very much help. When we were almost there we tried to contact Mars, and who should we find talking to us but another school mate, Maxine Tmkle. She said to be careful, because two of our gener a ls were held captive. They were Dick Calvert, and Oren Demaree. We arrived and landed in a grove of trees, took our ammunition, and started for the castle that the gang was hiding in. Who should we find pacing up and down in front of the castle but Carl Beard and Dale Harden. We didn't know what to do. Just then we heard a noise, and a small boy appeared all dressed in ragged clothes. It was George Harrell, and he said he could lead us to the underground tunnel. We had to knock out a guard, Charlie Stewart, and let the prisoners loose. Then we started up the stairs to the castle. We had just gotten into the main hall when two girls appeared as space women, Alberta Baker and June Moore. They screamed and our men grabbed them and held their mouths. We then tied the girls up and put them in a room and left them and went on to the King's throne and found Forrest Herron and Pat Pearcy, all dressed in robes and jewels. They were scared to death. The maids, Pauline Hadley and Carolyn Zschiedrich, were screaming. We captured them and just then we heard a noise. David and Sherrel were returning with the gang. The men ran out and captured them, too. We took them back to Greenland with us and DUI them in prison for life. We then returned to the U. S. without friends. Everyone had an exciting adventure, and we were glad to be back on earth and watch T. V. stars, Nina Ktphart and Roy Rogers in The Bandits Return To Earth . By Beverly Robinson C ASS PROPIIECY r ng:

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