Roann High School - Ro Annual Yearbook (Roann, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1961 volume:

6 3 1833 01858 3424 GC 977.201 WllRH, 1961 w n [R©=A[N[NyA[L 1 - VOLUME Vill ROA f V, ZNOIANA Built in 1874 Original building remodeled- burned 1899 Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING First classes held here in 1900 Present school- built 1941 Dedication To MRS. ROBERT WHITE ... we wish to express our humble appreciation for the sincerity, loyalty, and friendliness which she has shown to her students and to this school during her twelve years of service. For her patience and long hours of toil and work, we dedicate this 1961 Ro-Annual . The Ro-Annual Staff On behalf of the staff, I would like to take this opportunity to say that we hope you enjoy this 1961 Ro-Annual. We also hope that several years from now you will enjoy reminiscing as you leaf through the pages and see pictures of your school friends and teachers and the activities which were so important to you during your years at Roann. 1 would like to express my personal thanks and appreciation to Pam Cline, assistant editor; Mr. Fansler, sponsor; and the other members of the staff whose cooperation and hard work were vital in planning and producing this yearbook. Best wishes for success to the Ro-Annual staff of 1962. Priscilla Van Buskirk Editor-in-chief The Ro-Annual Staff Richard Bob Penelope Sharon Arden Barbara Mr. Fansler Principal WAYNE E. FANSLER Principal S. Indiana Central College M. S. Ball State Business Education Metropolitan School Board Mr. Ira Huntington, Superintendent; John Chamberlain, President; Herman Whitsell, Elbert Carr, Earl Dyson, Glenn Cox, Charles Tiede, Attorney. Mrs. Harold Deardorff Manchester College First Grade Mrs. Robert White Indiana University Manchester College Second Grade Mrs. Herman Meyer Manchester College Third Grade Mrs. Ralph Boyer Manchester College Fourth and Fifth Grades Mrs. George Gustin Manchester College Sixth Grade Miss Mary Kent Marion College Social Studies Mr. Peter Strodel Morehead State College Music, Band, and English Mrs. Lloyd Hicks Manchester College English izr Mr. Galen Eiler Purdue University Science Drivers ' Training Mr. Raymond Ferdinand Purdue University Coach, Physical Education Industrial Arts, and Drivers ' Training Mrs. Lee Deck Indiana Central Mathematics, French Mrs. Devon Wilson Manchester College Home Economics, Physical Ed. Cooks Mrs. Harold Myers Mrs. Sherman Baker Mrs. Gerald Dyson Mrs. John Yarian Janitor Glenn Brower Bus Drivers Gerald Dyson Gene Ahlfeld Bob Miller Tom Pence RICHARD WILLIAM KROM Class President 2; Vice President i, 4; Ro-Annual 3,4; Band 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Sergeant -at -arms 2; Class Plays 3,4; Tomahawk Club 1,2,3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track I, 2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Pi S Pong 3; Volleyball 1,2. Class UDITH SUE DELONG Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Girls ' Chorus 2,3; Class Plays 3, 4; Tomahawk Club 4; Librarian 1,2; Girls ' Basketball i; Girls ' Volleyball PENELOPE ELAINE FISHER Class Vice President 2, Secretary 3; Chieftain Staff 3; Ro-Annual 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Chorus 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; Tomahawk Club 1,2, 3,4; Grade School Accompanist i,2; High School Accompanist 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Girls ' Softball 2,3. ROBERT JOSEPH SLEE Hi-Y I; Class Plays 3,4; Tomahawk Club 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3; Volleyball 3. of 1961 ARDEN EUGENE GILMER Class Treasurer 3,4; Ro-Annual 4; Band i,2; Hi-Y 2,3.4, Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Tomahawk Club 3,4; Couijcil 3; Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Pi ' ' g Pong 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 1,2. REBECCA SUE MEYER Class President I, Secretary, Treas- urer 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Chieftain Staff 3, Co-Editor 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls ' Chorus 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Librarian 3; Tomahawk Club 1,2,3,4; Council 4, Vice President 4; Class Plays 3,4; Girls ' Softball 2,3. PRISCILLA VAN BUSKIRK Class Secretary l, President 3,4; Chieftain Staff 2; Ro-Annual 1,2,3, 4, Editor 4; Band i; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Chorus 1,2,3; Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, Preside nt 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Tomahawk Club 1,2,3,4; Council 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Girls ' Softball 2, 3; Student Council 2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Secretary i,2; President 3,4. DARELD KEITH RANDOL Class Play 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Toma- hawk Club 3; Basketball i. Class History In the fall of 1949 Richard Krom, Bob Slee, Martha Schafer, David York, Penelope Fisher, Lee McCord, Glenn Coates, Priscilla Van Buskirk, and Judy Kendall entered the first grade at Roann High School. With Mrs. Deardorff as our example and our guide we learned to study and play together. We all remember the Christmas and Valentine decorations, the green sandbox that stood in the corner of the room, and our puzzle pages books. We remember the way she read Heidi , the picnic in Sloop ' s woods, and the day Mrs. Deardorff ' s chair collapsed with her. We remained in Mrs. Deardorff ' s room the second year. Having lost David York, Richard Krom, and Judy Kendall, we added to our class Becky Meyer, Jack Smith, and Richard Kilworth. It was this year that the girls stayed all night with Mrs. Deardorff, and her husband short -sheeted the bed and put a mousetrap in it. The third grade was spent in Mrs. White ' s room. Richard Kilworth left us and so did Glenn Coates; Dareld Randol and Sandra Penrod joined us. Here we discovered that you could some- times fool the teacher. We all took our chances by passing notes. Susan Martin and Elizabeth Joy joined us our fourth year. Lee McCord and Jack Smith moved. This was the year Priscilla got hit on the head with a pair of scissors by the frustrated art teacher. Mrs. Krom was our fifth grade teacher. We had one new member in our class - - Roberta Harrell. We elected class officers. Susan Martin, our president, spent most of class meetings sitting on a stool in front of the class giggling. Penelope, Susie, and Alice were sent to the office because they stayed outdoors after the bell had rung. The sixth grade holds cherished memories for us all. Mrs. Weimer, our teacher, helped us make clay tablets from mud and water as the early Romans did. We gained four new mem- bers: Bill, Alice, and Mack Murphy and Sheila Garner. Three of our classmates became band members. The girls discovered lipstick and the boys discovered the girls. At last we were upstairs - seventh graders - Junior High. Richard Krom returned and Bill James, Richard King, and Larry Davidson joined us. Sheila Garner, Susan Martin, and Alice, Bill, and Mack Murphy moved away. The eighth grade was spent quietly. Richard King moved. We studied hard and the next fall we all became Green Freshmen. Some of us were so enthralled with high school that we forgot to study and found ourselves in biology the next year too. We also had to outline all of Dickens ' Christmas Carol for Eng- lish class. Mrs. Wilson was our sponsor. Larry Davidson moved. The rest of the boys decided they were tired of shop and hid from the coach. As Sophomores Arden Gilmer and Dawn Graves joined us. Bill James left and Martha Schafer moved. This year we received our class sweaters - the first white Roann had. When we became Juniors we acquired Judy Delong as a member of the class. Dawn Graves moved. We got our class rings and were all busy with the concession and our candy sales. After eleven years of co-operation and companionship we entered the last of our high school career. We sold magazines and Christmas cards. We presented our Senior Play, Let Me Out of Here.l We left on our trip April 18. Now Commencement and Baccalaureate are over, and we are graduates of Roann High School. This is our past. That which lies before us is our future. Penelope Fisher Junior Class President Vice President .... Russell Secretary Dave Treasurer Nancy Avis Awker Paula Bowman Pam Cline Eddie Dyson Nancy Dyson Fayanne Givler Darlene Harris Pricilla Hippensteel Bob Kramer Nancy Krazter Russell Krom Bob Lynn David Williamson Dale Yocum David York Mike Young Ronnie Maish Floyd Robison Joyce Rogers Rex Vigar L - Sophomore Class Dick Rantz Terry Rogers Nancy Smith Curt Vigar Cozette Baker Sherry Bowman Eugene Dyson Glenn Everest A. Margaret Hapner Steve James Joe Krom Charles Mills President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Louise Cynthia Gail Barbie Freshman Class Donnie Baker Bill Bussard Judy Chapman Louise Closser WSSmBBMmtm Gail Cordes Steve Dale Jim Ferguson Pam Hippensteel Barbara Jackson Bill Lynn Barbara Miller John Odum a - 1 ' Cynthia Schuler Richard Steele Eighth Grade V Jim Bowman Kathy Bowman Hedy Bums Mike Byers Clifton Cordes Jim Clark Sharon Cripe Rosemary Dershem Wanda Dillard Linda Draper Danny EUer Larry Everest Carol Foster Barbara Gaff Jim Gilmer Roy Jackson Mary Karen Mills Janet Nees Ted Pretorius Alice Rogers Maxine Rosenbalm Larry Sheetz Ann Smith Barbara Stouffer Leon Stout Virginia Strong Gene Tomlinson Connie Vigar Billy Watson Mary Wysong Jim Yates Patricia Yocum Nancy Young Seventh Grade Carolyn Awker Sharolyn Awker Ronnie Bakehorn Walter Burns Horace Cripe Leonard DeLong Ken Dyson Jim Gidley Bob Haecker Carolyn Hall Jane Krom Linda Lochner Wiley Ronnie McColley Ray Meyer Kathy Miller Sharon Mills -I Rita Pankop Mike Rantz Margaret Rosenbalm Fred Seibold David Smith Steven Steele ban Stout Patty Vigar ' L S S ) A 0- O iP , O, K Terry Tomlinson Linda Wysong Allen Young Sixth Grade Ken Ahlfeld Charles Ballard Jenifer Barker Herbetta Bowman Janet Bowman Joyce Bowman Neil Cline Niles Cline John Closser Kenneth Dale Richard Day Bobby DuBois Ann Dyson Becky Eiler Dennis EUer Allan Fishback Jon Fisher Roger Flitcraft Barbara Gaff Karen Hanes Sue Hartong Larry Howard Nancy Keaffaber John Krom John Lynn Roger Meyer Carl Milam Phil Miller Teresa Miller Dan Odum Sam Powell Steven Rantz Joe Seibold Richard Sloniker Brenda Steele Fifth Grade Kraig Barker Sherri Bidwell Jane Cripe Ellen Draper Deanne Dyson Mike Ferguson Kim Huffman Darlene Keaffaber Richard Miller Victoria Miller Kathy Nees Phil Rogers Danny Stanton Larry Steele Caroline Stout Mike Yates Fourth Grade ' ik 4 ik Kraig Ahlfeld Mark Barker Tara Bidwell Jeffrey Lynn r Peggy Cordes Gary Dillard Bill Bowman Carol Fansler U Carla Gidley Kay Grandstaff Billy Haecker Larry Hanes Beth Hartong Cam Huffman Stewart Elliott Janet Mouser jAsj Cynthia Odum Gary Pankop Rita Pretorius Helen Strong Mike Vigar : Third Grade Kenneth Ballard Melisia Bitzel Judy Black Jocelyn Bowman Denny Cattin ( fh f f Carol Dale Dewayne Day Linda Day David Dyson Delinda Dyson ¥Mm Steve Dyson Mike Gaff Kandy Hentgen Deborah Hoppes Lois Keaffaber , David Keppel Craig Pankop Kaye Pankop Danny Schuler Greg Sheetz Henry Shoemaker Barbara Steele Dennis Steele Sharon Steele Linda Stouffer Donnie, Stout Jimmie Tinkle David Vigar Keith Waggoner Jimmie Wells Second Grade KJ) Steve Ahlfeld Camilla Bowman Kevin Cordes David Day i Kathy Draper Deborah Elliott Karen Fansler Walter Flitcraft J V Marjo ' rie Hanes Craig Hoppes Karen Huffman Dennis Keppel Susan Krom Carol McColle} Dennis Mouser Sherri Pretorius i m - Janet Shoemaker Mike Shoemaker Danny Swihart Rebecca Vigar V Roderick Winters Vicki Young First Grade Linda Bidwell Connie Bowman Teresa Bowman Candy Bums ' y ' Cindy Cattin Jeff Culver Kathy DuBois Pamela Elliott w| | Gary Fansler Bonnie Haecker Tommy Haecker Brad Hartong Sr V . Ak Terry Howard Pamela Keaffaber Connie McCoUey Cathy Miller X. La ' Michael Stanton Randy Stoffer David Stout Lisa Thomas Lottie Waggoner Joyce Wilson Sandra Winters Craig Wysong ■ •- HBPWKT rz:--:: Concert Band District Contest State Contest Marching Band Compliments of Indiana Lawrence Bank and Trust, North Manchester C-P r c r t? f Oft f ' ' ' Compliments of FARM BUREAU ELEVATOR mpliments of UliL RlVliR JUNIOR and SENIOR SELF-STARTERS 4-H Clubs F. 4-H L. A. MERRY MIXERS RIBBON REAPERS DICK ' S TRADING POST Tri-Hi-Y President Priscilla Van Buskirk Vice President . . . .Becky Meyer Secretary Margaret Freeman Treasurer Penelope Fisher Chaplain Sharon Gilmer Sponsor Miss Kent FOSTER ' S FURNITURE CO. Hi-Y President Arden Gilmer Vice President . . . Richard Krom Secretary - Treasurer Dave Williamsc Chaplain Bob Lynn Sergeant-at-Arms . . Russell Krom ai Curt Vigar Sponsor Mr. Strodel 240 South Miami Phone 5 VAoV o dS H On Or Society EEL RIVER CHAPTER SERVICE CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Arden Gilmer Richard Krom Priscilla Van Buskirk Pam Cline Fayanne Givler Pricilla Hippensteel David Williamson Paula Bowman Compliments of Price ' s Roann Market Eve Boyd . . . Bona Lynn . . Bessie E hodes . Hazel Miles . . Stevie Cobb . Garret Lynn . . Victor Ward . Angela Boyd . Gifford Morton Marshall Ward CAST . . . Priscilla Van Buskirk . . . Becky Meyer . . Judy DeLong . . Nancy Kratzer . . Richard Krom . . Arden Gilmer . . Dare Id Randol . . . Penelope Fisher . . David Williamson . . . Bob Slee Senior Play LET ME OUT OF HERE! The action takes place in the two-room apartment of Bo- na Lynn and Eve Boyd. Bona ' s brother, Garret, and his friend, Victor, come to the girls ' apartment while the girls are out. While they are waiting for Bona and Eve to return, Victor tears his trousers and Garret takes them to be mended. This starts a thrilling but riotous episode which ends happily. DIRECTOR Mrs. Lloyd Hicks USHERS Avis Awker Paula Bowman Pam Cline Ronnie Maish Russell Krom Bob Lynn Varsity Basketbal Student Managers J. Gilmer. D. Smith Coach Ray Ferdinand Compliments of Roann Frozen Food Cente Compliments of Lynn ' s Restaurant Junior Varsity First Row: Steve Dale, Dale Yocum, Bill Lynn, Curt Vigar, Terry Rogers, Second Row: Jim Fer- guson, Joe Krom, Dick Rantz, Steve James, Ronnie Maish, Ray Ferdinand, Coach. Free Throw Champs Co-Captains Steve Dale Bob Lynn B Team A Team Cheerleaders Priscilla Van Buskirk Senior Margaret Freema Sophomore arbara Miller- Freshman 1 tduhhruk club ' .- -nP ' -i ' Ck ' -«©Q? Q a n. fL. ' lamp Fall Baseball FIRST ROW; Richard Steele, Jim Ferguson, Steve Dale. SECOND ROW: Eddie Dyson, Bill Lynn, DickRantz, Arden Gilmer, Don Baker, Curt Vigar. THIRD ROW: Terry Rogers, Bob Slee, Charles Mills, Mike Young, Bob Lynn, Russell Krom, Richard Krom, Eugene Dyson, Mr. Ferdinand. Fall Cross-Country FIRST ROW: Eddie Dyson, Arden Gilmer, Joe Krom, Eugene Dyson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ferdinand, Steve James, Mike Young, Rex Vigar. Junior High Sports First Row: R. Bakehorn, C. Cordes, D. Eller, L. Sheetz, K. Dy son, R. Meyers, F. Seibold, J, Gilmer. Second Row: Ray Fer- dinand, Coach; S. Steele, G. Tomlinson, M. Byers, M. Rantz, R. Jackson, T. Pretorius, J. Gidley, B. Watson, J. Clark, J. Yates. rst Row: R. Meyers, F. Seibold, B. Haecker, M. Rantz, J. Gidle McColley, K. Dyson, W. Burns. Second Row: J. Yates, L. She Tomlinson, B. Watson, T. Pretorius, R. Jackson, J. Clark, M. s, D. Eller, J. Gilmer. See Werking ' s For Annual and Wedding Pictures Film Service and Portraits 110 N. Walnut St, WERKING ' S STUDIO No. Manchester, Indiana When in the mood for fine food It ' s MIKE ' S CAFE in North Manchester Good Coffee Home Made Pies DRAPER ' S SERVICE TE 5-2421 Roann DEAN ' S BARBER SHOP MARK ' S CAMERA And HI-FI SHOP 14 W. Canal g ar n 1 M A R K 1 s C A M E R A AND 14 w, car Hl- ai Fl wa SHOP Dcish. ind . Wabash, Indiana ROANN BARGAIN BARN Shoes, Boots, Clothing and Miscellaneous Buy Where the Savings Is Yours . ' BOB ' S TEXACO SERVICE Washing, Waxing, Greasing Roann, Ind. TE 5-5351 Congratulations and Success to the Graduates Compliments of Sarah Kelton Browne Attorney-At-Law North Manchester Indiana Phone 549J East Main Street North Manchester ASHBY ' S Lynn Shoemaker BOWLING LANES, INC. (c;tc :(( :• m9U WIL-BY ' S INN Appliance xSm 527 N. Cass Street Dealers S Wabash, Indiana TV - Sales and Service Phone TEmple 5-2331 BROWN TIRE RECAPPING CO. Armstrong Tires Phone 2475 Located Wabash, Indiana in Roann, Indiana While in Wabash Enjoy Dining at the Brembeck and Son WABASH CAFETERIA Corner of Miami and Canal Hardware, Small Appliances and CHAMBERLAIN ' S D.X. Phone 5-1 Farm Supplies Urbana, Indiana i Phone 60 Urbana, Indiana D C p GUS DORA IS CHEVROLET, INC. 458 S. Miami Street Wabash, Indiana Compliments of THE GRILL North Manchester, Indiana The best place to eat after all. ' Compliments of HAMER ' S PRINTING COMPANY Wabash, Indiana Compliments of YOCUM ' S MACHINE SHOP Roann, Indiana BREWER ' S MILK And BREWER ' S DAIRY BAR Wabash, Indiana LORNE J. DOUD Orchardist Nurseryman Quality-Plus Apples Dwarf Trees Wabash R.R. 1 TE 5-5751 KROGER EGG EXCHANGE Wabash, Indiana TRUMAN NICCUM SON Tractor Repairing and Welding Armstrong Tires TE 5-2311 LUKENS LAKE RESORT Swimming - Fishing Boating - Picnic Tables Shelter House - Concession Miniature Golf, 18 Holes Rex and Clara Sims SONDA ' S GREENHOUSES Wabash, Indiana Phone 712 ROANN PARTY SHOP WANDA YIKE TE 5-2591 WOLFE ' S STANDARD For Super Service - Try Us. ' Kendall and Quaker State Oils Wheel Balancing Phone TE 5-2551 ONE- HOUR CLEANERS Of WABASH INC. JAUNITA SHEETZ BEAUTY SHOP Roann, Ind. TE 5-2571 Lester ' s Garage We Sell Used Cars and Trucks Salvage Parts Box 74 Roann, Indiana TE 5-2011 TE 5-5684 Ivan Little Ace Hardware North Manchester, Indiana KELSO SCHOOL SUPPLY Muncie Indiana MITTINGS GREENHOUSES Wedding Bouquets Funeral Designs J W Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Phone 581 770 North East Street We Telegraph Flowers KING ' S PEST CONTROL Guaranteed Service Termites -Bagworms and Other Insects Packaged Drugs Novelties WILLIAMSON ' S SUNDRIES Roann, Indiana R.F.D. 1 Wabash 1848J, Mitch Credythe Compliments of ROANN HARDWARE Phone TE. 5-5251 Congratulations 1961 Graduates: METHOD OFFICE EQUIPMENT INC. 4th Boots P.O. Box 489 Marion, Indiana Building for the day when leisure is your busi- ness has never been easy. It means saving something regularly during productive years for the time when you won ' t be so active. For convenience, for safety, for availability, nothing has ever equalled the advantages of saving in a bank. Why not make it OUR bank? State Exchange Bank WABASH COUNTY ' S OLDEST BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YOUR, Iniurance r a agent When It Comes To INSURANCE THE HELPINGEST HAND IN TOWN BELONGS TO AN INDEPENDENT AGENT You see, being independent we ' re not tied to just one company but represent many, handling every type of insurance written. That ' s true freedom . . . freedom to place your busi- ness where it ' s best for YOU! James Van Buskirk Your Independent Insurance Agent Serves You First State Exchange Bank Roann, Indiana WATSON AND BIDWELL Dealers in J.I. Case, John Deere and Dunham Farm Implements Universal and Kewanee Elevators Phone Temple 5-2441 Roann, Indiana Roann Roller Mills WHITE LOAF FLOUR Napiana Feeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone TEmple 5-2411 FORD Sales and Service CLIFF SNYDER MOTORS Phone 34 North Manchester For the complete reference library in your home : It ' s CHILDCRAFT WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA W. E. Fansler, Rep. 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MANUFACTURING JEWELERS STATIONERS 1401-1429 NORTH CAPITOL AVE. INDIANAPOLIS 7, IND. Prophecy NEW MOON SETTLEMENT 1975 Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the New Moon Settlement. Since the first suc- cessful flight to the moon, the population there has increased from one to one thousand. 1 met my schoolmates at a reunion on Greater Mountain. As the Rocket Ship landed and 1 floated out, who do you think was there to meet me? None other than Professor Robert Slee of New Moon University. He graduated from Manchester College. He told me of his sorrow that Miss Penelope Fisher would not be able to make it since she had been thrown into New Moon Prison for floating over the speed limit. He also told me that Ad- miral Richard W. Krom h ad taken a special leave in order to be reunited with his class- mates. He is the admiral of the New Moon Navy. As we arrived in the picnic area the group was getting ready to eat the noon meal. Reverend Arden Gilmer led the group in prayer. Reverend Gilmer, the father of three small sons, is the clergyman of the Interplanetarium Church at Createrville. After the meal, the program which was to feature Miss Priscilla Van Buskirk , a grade school teacher and hypnotist, began. (Miss Van Buskirk has been accused of hypnotizing her pupils!) As her first subjects. Miss Van Buskirk chose Mr. and Mrs. Dareld Randol. Miss Van Buskirk has them under her control already, I see. By the way, Mrs. Randol is the former Miss Rebecca Sue Meyer . Mrs. Randol has made a success of her life as an etiquette specialist. Her husband took over his father ' s business as a mechanic and has worked his way up as a rocket mechanic. Mr. and Mrs. Randol recently wrote a book called ROCKET ETIQUETTE. Watching the funny scenes is Miss Judy DeLong. Judy hadn ' t yet decided what she wanted to do after graduating but I see she made a wise decision. Miss DeLong now de- signs dresses for a well-known manufacturer. She brought fame to herself with her latest creation. Judy has on her famous Moon Dress today. Congratulations, Judy. Well, 1 decided I had better leave the scene. 1 don ' t want them to hypnotize me and find out about my secret life. Pam Cline Sharon Gilmer 4