Lafayette Jackson High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Lafayette, OH)

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and Rose M r1e Roggem.n These four told Roge th t thev were on the1r w1y to establlsh 1 te1room there After fly 1ng for 1 few hours, lt w s noted tn t V1OlLHt storm w s approach1ng .nd they h1d to go out of th 1r w1v to 1VO1G lt After by p1ss1ne th storm, th y found to th 1r 1m zement th1t they were lost Fut11 ly s rchlnb for L.Mlll r 11nd msrks, th 5 no lCcd thmt tue 'nel gauge PGLlStCFLd empty They 1mmCd1Qt ly preo r Q to m k e n en r ncy 1 ndlng Whlle the co Ul1Ot flnxlly w 1 co1t1ct a1th the h1therto unknown 1rf1eld close by, h st u rd sstol h p1sscngers to prep1r for 1n em rg ncy 111111 t r glldlnb 11 for 1 three OO1Ht 11nd1ng on t1 s str nbe 11rf1 ld, th y d1s emb.rked Ns the o1lot 1 ft tq Sh1D h he1rd 1 thumplng in the tlll of the pl ne R nt IHS 11d c1ut1ous1y proc edlng to the t11l of the 11rplxn ,he s w the l1d of 1 trunk slowly PlSL 1 couple inches 1nd two r en ey s myster1ously peer out Ks he quletly stood there, th 11d COUt1RHQdtO P156 1nd out st poed the notor1ous M155 Jump, who wes fl elng from the F B I Upon 1Df0FW1UV the rest o' the crew 1rd p1ssengers lt was dec1ded they would not turn H155 Jump over to the HuthOTlt1GS but let her go w1th them to Ur1n11 When the grouo went 1nto th n ng1r they were m t oy th owner .nd hlS wlfe, Duck W nbury nd the form r Ros m ry M.rt1n The iewburys, w nt1n5 sec1us1on ln th 1F m rrled 11 e, decid d to st1bl1sh 1n 1 fleld 1n th1s remote sec t1on They wheeled the 11rol n n to be checked by the 1 Ch1H1C, John Pxrks soon 1s th 1rpl1ne w S IHSP cted 1nd refu led, the e n t 1 r e broup w s 1bout to emo rk wh n strip C0m1Hg ecross the ll lu to or t th m H15 the Holt h1us exped1t1on elso b o u n d o Jr n11 for the purpose of d0mESt1C t1ng pol r xrs Th s XD9d1t1OH compos d of the 1 der, Mr Polthxus, 1nd H15 followers, Dw1 ne H 11, Roger Kllngler, Leon rd Klln ler, BOHW1 org 1, Ch S7138 St sh wlck, nd Norm Bowe s, w s enroxt oy ods w1th Dw11n Guth rle 15 the dr1ver 1s t1 1 w re soe d11J round1n 1 sl1p1ery curv , the bus sl1d nd c S1 Q 1nto huge s1owb 1k Th b1s w1s denol1shed nd s they hqa no oth r nc 1s of tr ns portltlon they 1sked 1f they mibht CO1t11HC tn 1r journey to Ur1n11 on the pl ne So the lo ded pl ne 1 't N wbdry Fleld 1nd prcc cd Q to thc r dest n t1on Upon 1D uneventfwl rr V11 t the U r 1 n 1 WlPr1C1d, wh1ch w1s own d by Bon1 Sanchez 1nd uO Hunt, the group w nt 1nto the 1rport r staurwnt 1nd were n nd d th menu by a v ry attr Ct1J6 W1ltPEqS, Cl ol 71mmern1n The mcha con S1StQd 0' stewed s al flds, VSUISOH ste1k, D1Ck1 d sol r be r's f et, 1nd hersker's spec111tv, wal.us ste1x Every one order o h so Cl lty, concocted by Barbxr Kersxer, andit turn d out to o qllte D l t1ble The dolth us GXp6d1 tlon 1mned1 t Ly s t out for the f1clds 'ust then J1ne Countrym1n .nd Lorr ne LOH5NGl6F entered the rest ur1nt and s11d they h d Just con 'rom New York They h1d b n es s1gned by the New Yo k mr1bune to report on th progress of fb ' 1 - fs f-vv 1 1. I - A . U . . , r ' g ' W ' . ' I 1 ' rv 9 ' f n . , . Q ' , D Q J . - D '7 S 1 3 Q. - '1 5 . 1 . ' G S7 ' U 'X.' '1 - - L ' A 1 - , V' .- - G 7 M . 1 ' 1 A- 5 . ' ' 4 9 . . 1 . G 'E S 'E ' H3 T Q 'i ' L .flfn E 4 Y . 4 - - - .. 1- A K. ' + A '-1 - U C3 1 he Cl o 9 e e.e e f .. .g. H1 e U . -L ' ' fi 1.H ' 'e e ' - Q . A . . A . ' ' Q ' A SL 1 U U ' A ' 1 . L-or er' ' 1' ' ee ' 1 . I . I C A .1 ,Z . ' :: ' fr '1 1 'J fi 1 ' ' L: 9 sr 0 ' 1 C A ' I G -. C .1 . . . g , .. . Q 1 A . . . 1 . Af , A 1 A ,. . . 5 I I . L . ' 3 1 - ' ' 'Q 5 1 .-1 ' r x ' es . e 8 1 ' - 1 C ' 1 . J ti 1 1 . - 1 ' 1 11 1 e 1 1 . 9 R . . . 1- . . A f 1 ' B 9 . 'i I' ' A . . . , . - ' ' 1 L, 1, J -' 1 LAC' ' ' . NS - ' c 1 1 e 1 'I I . R 'Z . 'I la shouts were he1rd COmlHg from the o t h e r S108 of the a1r- ' 1 ' A- 1' so 1 4. I - - v R054 N4 A A Y. . 0 T N . ,W 1 ,I L Z'- 'X 1 we . 1 G h 3 63 . A ' I.. . - 1 '1 ' . ' - , .1 . . ' 1 -.3 - A 6 in '14 .123 .4 1 4 . . . -, . . 1 ' -I' ' 1 L C , ' S - . . . - I, . . - . A 5 . L Cd' U 5 L ,Gs I S L 9 e 'T 1 lvl A Q . ' ' A 1 1 'II . . 'S K . I V . 1 V 1 x - 1 . '11 1 3 'J lu ' 15 4. .. - . 3 , . X ,N v . . A . . ,A y - 4 x ' . C I - - 'I 1. L ' 1 ' 'H JL is ' . . . . . f' C 9 1. 4 1 1 o A . Q P i f '1 1 ' 'Q ' A ' 9 ' , ' 1' .. - . 6 L . 3 ' G . ' Q . . H , 1 fl G A J- 'L ' 8 1 u A ' ' S 1 X . L G 5 ..4 I 4 2 El 0 4 'A ' ' 1 e . - h e 1 - f - . . Y ' 1 e . 1 . L , . - . ,- .4 + ' .. ' .- ' ' if u Q A G , 1 I , . . A - , in , . .' C E 1 L rl 1 ' 0 1 ' ' . . . . . f Q '1 3 G - ' 0 u 7 ii '. ' - f O Q A 3 1 n CC .. ' I' 1. C ' '

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CLASS PROPHECY Time: 1965 Place Northern Canada Theme Uranlum Rush mhe two gre t SC181t1StS, D o n a 1 d Bovd and Edward Inskeeo, were erolorlng 1D No thern Canada 1n the Sprlng of 1965 Ns tn y were ttenptlng to flqd a deposlt of an um by HSIHE 5 lbe counters o er prollslng 100k11g brolrd, taey came near the czbln of 4 orospector, the Xlaskan SOlIdF gh, Harvey 3 oertsche nfter talklng to Harvev for 3 whlle, they p oc eded on thelr Journey Nfter gO1Hg about flve mlles, they HOB1Ccd that the gelger counters began to PeglS ter very sllghtly thet some rad oactlve ore was near hy Closely exxnlnlng the area, they foand th t th g e 1 g e r counters were at thelr oe k at the entranc ol a small cave Golng 1nto the ca e they heard a low no nlng sound resemol ing that of Mrs Hlrp, who has als ppeared from c1v111zat1on three y ars before Upon clo r examln t1on they dlscovered that lt w s the l dy ln questlon They learned that she, belng 41YCd of teacalng school, decld d to live a lonely herm1tess's l1fe D1SCOVEr1ng that there was a valuable uranlum deposlt ln thls cave they made known the1r dlsco crv to ClVll1ZG t1on Back ln L Fayette, Mr P cker, hearxng of th1S stup n dous dlscovery, pllnned to outflt .n exped tion of adv ntur our people to tlke advant ve o thls StPlKC So he rounded uo a Lroup of a 1 u m n 1 COnSlSt1Hg of Dlck Buld n, Dolores Golden, 3etty lull, Joyce McC11ntock, and Jerry Down ro Thes slx Journeyed to wont 411 andunon 3P'1V1l fhey stoooed t the Qyp'n Jerry's Tr dlHg Post, o nel by Dt n Nlchols and J rry 1cNett, to onrch s nrospectlnb SUDD11 s From the e they w nt to Cl1DDlH' Cle v s' Dog S1 d 'omp.ny to purchas exper en 4 5uldCo and su gestcd the L o n g Culde S PVlCb, owned nu opcr +eo,t5 G1lbert nd Buocy Long M91HW11l6, after pl ylng a rubbed Lootball game 1g21HSt the Cleveland Browns,Dea y Shalfer nd Roger oaery, hearlng of the uranlum st lKe QbCld to lctlre from football .nd JOID the rush Mr Dtrr, thelr man g , he T115 of thelr d clslon, deter lned to 7011 th m 1Q ta lr ad entur These tare cn rter d a alan to t.ke th n tu U n , th name F the new boom toan un n thef ooerd d the pl n , th y d.s covertn that lt w s olloted bf J n St fer w1th Tom Ma +11 as co D1lOt s take o1f t11e rr fed a snall volc ploed up 815135, 'Please fasten wour s f tyqbelts, everybod' U Uoon 11V S+l twnp, lt w s dlscof red tn t the volce b 'cubed to the JerJ ttractlve stew rdess, Juanlta Gr y Roper, s nslng tde nr sence of s o m e of th opposlte sex wlth hls well tr laed nos , opened the adgolnlng como.rtnent doc ad sur prlsed M.rjor1e Joseph, Lu lla Relnhart, A ry 11lC6 Petter, . r . . . . . . . . ' :a ' ' ' 11 1. A , . . . - J - ' r , f. . - A. 1 'L A , . , . 1 . nw 4 q . 5 fl f' A ' ll- - -'v - ' e f,-dr '1 1 Vu A- W- L 'r 1 A L , '- , 7 ' ' ' . I ' Rl 1 'N . J V . I . 7 . L ' Q -L Q ' 'JI' I' 9 A L ' o . e 'Z N YJ Q ' f 1 - . 4 ' -. 1 , e o ' ' I . ' ' 51 9 . K 3 -,- .V L 3 . ' L- 1 0 - lf ' L 1 f' ' A A. X ' . . . . q N . . . . , I J ,- f 9 ' 4 39 '1 1 3 1 . 3 Q -1 0 'B f . .. 2 , . A . A v U ' J. 4 Nr C . . ' . . VJ . . . ,- A . lr g 3. f ' 0 1. ' 3 ' 9 - 9 J. - G ' , I' ' '1 I .4 . qc, . -L f' , Y . . . . W C A f . . xl L . . , L 4 ' . c - . 3 Q S f' . A FE' f 1 f J ' L A ' e . ' 1 ' ' W ' in .Cl gl. rl ' Q 'd . . '3 EY' V L 1 - U A - ' D 0 ' ' - A r fi 4 'I C C u A Q L ' G transportation. There Joe told them that they would need le Cer v JH K g -, ,,. - ' - w S '2 . , . , . ,, V , Y . , . ,. 1 - T 5 2 ' g a - . -. . . v X , at rrryt. T4 1 , I . X ' A 1. L1 1 - ' - .I . ry.. H ,AL had . Q O I G - A 7. Jr . l A N 'J 9 V '1 ' K 'X - L, I 4 9 L 1 3 . V LL. 3 1 .. v 1 - - ., ' .: . . e 2 - e L e H - er P re ln e . o- . 1 1- ,X 1 , . . 1 . ' . L 1: 3: 0 . ' '14 Q .9 '7 ' -Q 4 V A x lx: 'Z' 'J . f' 1 L ' ,Q . 0 ' ,., 4 ' ' A 'L Q 1 ' 1' 4. Q .J ' - x - C .' F I Y, . . U, J '. U' 2 e I 5 y. A . -p . H . -1 . . , . A I X . . L, v El' 1 - ' 'i ., ' 9 'l Cl 7 ' .J ' V 2 A - 1 ' 1 Q . ff e H 1 H A . . . 4 A A :ll I .E A c, ' - . . . . . 7 4 C 1 '1 n I' 'R 0 l A Q J . 1 fi 0 I .4 1' Q ', . , ,,

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the Uranium strike After finding out how man arrived in the last plane, they set out down Main S t r e e t The two entered the Tumbledown toqstruction Companyand were greeted by Mr Bixel, th foreman, who told then that the owners of the comp ny, Dennis Rex and D l Joseph, were out sighting a location for the COHStP1uu10D ox a dress shop This dress shoe, unde the soonsorhiio of Miss Arnold and worthy as sistants, Arleen Bassittan Phyllis Sampson, were attempting to bring son fashion out of this rough and toughtmwn.R1ght across the street from the Tumbledown Construction Comoany was the Stagber Ina, under the proorietorship of John Kline and eddie Rex. Ch entering the snoke filled room, the two chose a ringside table and were waited on by Corrine Bas s1tt, who took their order Just then the stage snow began The first act was a song and dance act by ur Gilbert and Mr Brandt Following the Inn Farther down the street stood the town constable, Mr Cox, who was very busy looking for the town rowdy, Wil bur Sumney Seeing a stranger dressed in hunting garb, they tapped him on the shoulder and found much to their surprise Mr Yoakam, who was hunting reindeer inthese Northern woods Talking to him for awh1le,they discoveredthat he was looking for some gun shells andthey suggested that h see the Double D Sports Cent r, which was owned by Dale Stevens and Dick Vermillion Mr Ioakam decided that he should get a much needed haircut and was told to see the boomtown's best barber, Bob James He then continued on his hunting trip Toward the outsnirts of town was located the R o y a 1 Claim Office Hearing loud snouts coming from the building they rushed over Just in time to pick Colleen Holland out of the snow She told them that she had made a wonderful strike, but the claim office had not recognized her claim Wondering who would treat a claimant so rudely, they went into the olfice and were net by two claim ag nts, Shirley Aldrich and Carole Oberdier Thev explained t h a t Colleen was trying to file a false clai and xren she had 1HS1StBd she was right she was thrown out Having finished their re port, the girls returned to the Cozy Roost Boarding House, owned and ooerated by Mrs Mosher Being v e r y tired they immediately went to bed completing their first day in the boom town of Urania. . . .. h . Q . Q 1 1 . Q . 9 .ff A a ' 'L 3 . ' ' . GNL. , . I r ' 2' ' . - .K . :'. 1 .l A ' f . he ' L' - - ' rl? A 3 Q u -1 , . . . 1 - . . A 4 A - O L ' I ' A I . . u l A . the act, they paid the cashier girl, Marcia Cotner, and left I L V u. . . - V. . . . 1 O . . . I 1 9 9 . . . . . . . . O . . . . . ,. .' . D . I . . . . U I . ,. I . 8 . . .U . . s . . . .m at . . h . . . . . . -