Fern Creek High School - Tiger Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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It is the year 1978 and Republican president Ralph Luker IS choosing stalwart courageous young men and women to establish a colony on the planet Mars The day of the rocket launching has arrived and at the space station the chosen men and women are ready to board The station rs clustered with reporters interviewing these space pioneers Among the newspaper reporters we see Judie House and Joyce Alvey These reporters are interviewing some of the famous people making this trip First there is Judy Test star of stage screen and television and with her is her husband Tom Duffy coach of the Cleveland Browns Jean Branum who has sung her way to fame is also making the tri Businessmen Paul Carr Jack Taylor William Elder and David Stout have put up money for the burldtng of this rocket Next interviewed is Stuart Riley owner of the rocket He tell us that the rocket was designed by Pat Mattingly and built by Jack Baraket Dick Powell Jim Blrncoe Lynn Coe T C Copeland Bill Cosby Tony Drewry Jack Sossoman Robert Black and James Emly all big names in the engineering world they have been assisted by mechanic James Keating Larry Schindler has remodeled a Ford engine to propel the rocket The pilot and co pilot of this fabulous craft are Eddie Hoag land and Cecil Logsdon Diane Coldiron Quentin Crane and Dudly Robertson stand by to make sure scientific operation goes smoothly Of course doctors will go and Tom Barr world renowned surgeon is accompanied by his nurses Nancy Badgett Jean Ernspiker Sandra Long and Linda Noel. Dr. Stewart Lovelace with assistants Dick Lutz and medical technologist Marilyn Sherr is checking equipment and making certain nurses Judy Rasner Alice Smith Linda Broyles Eva Stewart and Roberta Stone aren t taking any excess luggage. Johnny Huggins is giving everyone s teeth a last minute check his private secretary and Nurse Marlene Safer is handing him the instruments. Dr. Mahoney is also seen boarding the rocket with little black bag in hand. Teachers Jean Bailie Martha Banta Ellen Bryantg Janet Em- bree Martha Burn Vivian Evridge Betty Lou Farmer Joe Kline Barbara Lowry and Lois Duckworth are going to impart knowledge on this new outpost. The log of the rocket will be kept by Bobbie Borders. The prospective Mars All -Stars will ofcourse be coached by Jack Koenig Ronnie Roberts and Danny Renkes. They will be accompanied by sports writer, Bob Smith. To make the passengers comfortable, rocket hostesses Linda Ries, Mary Brinley and Sarah Winges are prepared for the long journey. 150 A LOOK I TO THE FUTURE

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40 Marlot Hays -- I'm such a good girl . . . Judy Swanson -- Could this be a Barbara Lowry -- Well . . . you don't say? future Miss N America? Jackie McClellan -- It's cold out here. Danny Renkes -- Don't I look cute? Ruth McTeague -- Oh . . . that's what you al- ways say. Susan Daniel -- l don't want to. Y Anne Brown -- He said what? Jim Duncan -- D P rks -- I'm . eriizngssedn ,, 149 Who said that? Stewart Lovelace-- His goose is cooked. Donnie Sidebottom -- Angel . . . for 5 minutes.

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Of course they ll need an rnterpreter rn case there are an berngs about and Ruth McTeague rs the chosen one To keep the group happrly enterta1ned Susan Danrels and Delrnda Suvers w1ll perfrom rn the nose of the rocket mghtly They have Just graduated from Larry Hartman s dramatrc school To negotrate w1th the Martrans drplomat Lrz Rhea wrll be on the scene Space unrforms wrll be desrgned by Janrce Schwegler and modeled by Joyce Mohlenkamp whose corffure has been styled by Ann Haag As we examme the store room we frnd Dons Brschoff Anne Brown Judy Headden Dorrs Kaufman Marrlyn Cahoe Maxrne Croxton Jean Duff Mrldred Cornwell and Judy Frederrck effrcrently labelrng boxes of supplres and m1ll1ons of tooth brushes Lawyers Steve Strepey and Ken Taylor accompan1ed by therr secretarres Bobbre Jenmngs and Jane Lloyd are talklng bus1 ness w1th Joe Steuerle who rs the new presrdent of General Motors To add to the confuslon trucks keep commg 1n w1th supplres from farmers Floyd Robertson B111 Speer and Jack Frrst Bob Jones has come all the way from Hunt1ngton West Vugrnra to sell msurance to prospectrve passengers He 15 gettrng keen competruon from B111 Thatch Shrewd Fred Seewer IS sellrng parachutes w1th every polrcy Also selhng IS Donnre Srdebottom who rs offerrng cheap lots and even cheaper funeral servrces Jerry Gardner playboy deluxe rs strollrng among th1s mass confusron and gazmg at all the women He has gamed a reputatron far and w1de as a thrrty second lover Br1ghtly colored posters and brllboards publ1c1ze th1s event the person puttmg them up IS none other than Davrd Sympson successful advertrser The radro crew consrsnng of Ed Vogl Don Davtds and Donald Hewrtt are rn conference rn the radro room attemptrng to uncross battery wrres and glue a knob on the set The Job 1S too much for them and they are forced to call rn engmeers Doug Jarret Bob Mansfreld Dean Parks Jrm P1ke and Bud Wunderlrch who also f1nd the Job a drffrcult one Brtter m1ll1ona1re Joe B1g81OW has made certarn that teachers Marrlyn Mason Evelyn Yancey Jackre McClellan Kaye Morgan Lrnda Mundy Judy Osborne June Ruby Ramona Suchsland Judy Swanson Sharon Stutzenberger and Ann Ta lor have been placed rn the last stage of the rocket whrch rncrdently drops off when the rocket reaches the frrst rono sphere Medrcal mrssronarres Eleanor Porter Donna Reynolds and Jeanetta Bowles wrll be of great servrce rf there are any berngs on Mars Wtth them wrll belrm Floore whohasjust graduated from the semrnary They try to persuade Peggy Welsh to accompany them but she has already decrded to be a home mrssronary l , . . y , . 1 Y' .51