La Fontaine High School - Lacohi Yearbook (La Fontaine, IN)

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20 Zi EE.. :il IIE She tells us that she is off to the moon. She also says that this is go- ing to be her second trip. She has been to the moon before, and found that she likes it very much. In fact, she says she thinks she might stay because they have the best looking men upthere. We bid her a final fare- will and tell her to expect us any time. Since we are back in the old United States again we decide to stop at the famous Reno, Nevada. Not that we want to get a divorce or anything, but we heard that they were holding a professional basketball game there and it has been some months since we have seen one. As we purchase our tickets and find our seats in the field ouse we see that both teams are in their respective huddles. In a short while the game gets under way. One of our group remarks that the referee looks very familiaq but because our seats are almost at the top of the fieldhouse we cannot make out whom it is. After the game we rush down to the referee. Not that we want to give him a big sock in the nose or anything, but we want to find out just who he is. When we finally reach him we are greatly surprised to find Bob Dawes. He tells us that he came to Nevada about five years before and he makes refereeing his hobby. He tells us his real job is that of the judge in the misdemeanors court, but he doesn't have much work to do because most of the people us on a sight-seeing tour and interesting place. We morning on the last leg of are interestedin the divorce courts. He takes of Reno and we find that Reno is a beautiful spend the night with him andtravel on the next our journey. Now we are back in old Chicago, the place we started from. While reading the newspapers that have accumulated since we left we find that a new wrestler is going to make her debut in one of the Chicago rings. We see that she goes by the name ofPowerful Patty. we wonder if it is anyone we happen to know so we decide to go see. After the dreadful fight between Powerful Patty and Gigantic Jackilen, we advance to the ring to congratu- late the winner. There looking just the same as she did in her high school days is Patty Rogers. We congratulate her on her first win and she explainsthat she acquired her strength from pushing through the halls in LaFontaine High School. We tell her that we will be looking forward to her next fight and leave the ringto go home and get a good night rest. The good night's rest that We thought we were going to get was interrupted by a phone call at noon. One member of our party answers the phone and faints dead away after hearing the message. When we finally revive her we discover that we are under arrest. The police arrive and we are taken to the jail pending trial. We demand a lawyer and one is brought to us. There looking through the bars at us is Betty Thompson. She tells us that she has been a lawyer for seven years, and she is willing to help us the best she can. We explain the situation to her and she tells us that she is very sorry but she cannot help us. Do here we sit waiting for our twenty year term to be up, wondering what all of our friends we met on the trip would think of us now. What a mess we are in,, but just who would think that they would find out those hundred-dollar bills of ours were not real? Authors Darlene Holtsclaw Ann Shenefield Jim Eopley '

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travel on. We assure him that we will study all of the photography maga- zines from now on As we are going to be late to the airport Miriam we consented to go, and we soon are traveling at a high rate of speed in YA YM 1 G . L D Q .1 ' 1 offers to drive us there. As we insured our lives before we left America' ,.,l9 L 411 U the little gray Ford Miriam drove in her high school days at LaFontaine At last,the airport, because of Miriam's driving we are ten minutes early instead.of ten minutes late like we thought we would be. We bid a fond farewell to Miriam and travel to the land of the Rising Sun. We arrive in Japan on a beautiful Sunday morning. We adorn ourselves in straw shoes and kimonos and we're off to the church. Upon our arrival at the church we discover that we are a little late, so we take a seat on the back row. We are attracted by the songleader who looks very familiar, but due to the fact we are on the back row there is some controversy over who it is. After the services, our curiosity has grown so much that we advance to the altar to meet her. Herewhonishould we find except Barbara Henry. She introduces us to her husband who is the minister. She tells us that they came to Japan as missionaries about five years before and they decided to stay. Barbara is so anxious to hear about old LaFontaine, that we had to spend the night to morning we tell her for us and again we are off Next stop Australia. Since and we have the fever to go shooting a few of the many we really must Ol'l ODI' now it rabbit answer all of her questions. The next go, so she packs a lunch of rice cakes , I Journey. is rabbit season in the United States hunting we decide to try our luck at rabbits in Australia. We read in the paper just before we left the United States that they were having great diffi- culty with the rabbits in Australia and they were advertising for men to help shoot them, so we decide to offer our services. As we are ready to start off on our hunting trip we hear someone shouting at us. We turn to see none other than Jerry Sellers running towards us with a dead rabbit. He tells us that he has bren in Australia for six months trying to kill his share of the rabbits. However, we find that his share of the rabbits must be very small, because this is the first rabbit he has killed since he arrived six months before. He says the rabbits are almost human and they keep out-smarting him. We decide that if it takes Jerry that long to kill one rabbit we had better be traveling on our way. We leave Australia with the idea of going to a cooler country. We look at our map and decide that Alaska is just the place for us to go since it is cooler there and we are toldthat some gold is found there also. Since our plane is a ski-plane we land on a lake frozen over with ice, near a village somewhere in the wilderness. We make our way to a small cabin located on the side of the lake. As we enter the cabin we are greeted very warmly by a group of young children. When the mother of the children steps forward we are very surprised to find out that itis Bonnie Cunning- ham. Bonnie tells us her husband is a gold prospector and they have been in Alaska for about eight years now. Bonnie insists that we stay for a bite to eat before we leave and We oblige by doing so. After finishing our meal we decide that we must take off before darkness arrives, so we make our farewells and wish Bonnie and her husband luckin their prospect- ing. At last we are now back in the old United States. Our next fornia where we have heard they are going to make a trial space ship that is to be launched that very day. When we scene of the launching we are very much surprised to find Dilot is a woman. As we Observe the woman more closely Marilynn Hoch. We rush over to her and she greets us with a big smile. stop is Cali- run in a new arrive at the out that the we recognize Q'-E 1 ig , E klxf' J5iE!!!ggP G-cs-S

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