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STEPHANIE SEARSON
LENA SHEEHY
STACEY SHERMAN
JAMES SHYMKWICH
KYLE SIEDLIK
TOM SINDELAR
BRIAN STVERTSON
JASON SMEJKAL
PAULA SMITH
SUSANN SMITH
KOLE SNODGRASS
JANELL SOBOTA
AMY STOUDER
AMI STRONG
JEFF SWOBODA
STEPHANIE TESTERMAN
JASON THOMAS
MARK TOMASELLO
KERRI TORCZON
CHARLES TRESEMER
TRACY TUCKER
RICHARD VAN ANTWERP
SAMUEL VERSCH
DEBBIE VODICKA
ANTHONY WEBER
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When you were a little kid, did you grades 4-6, Space Academy, Level I,
ever dream of being an astronaut? We for those who completed grades 7-9,
all did, but how many of us actually got Space Academy, Level II, for those
a chance to experience this? Only a few, who had completed grades 10-12, and
one of whom is Sophomore Darcy Rich Space Academy for adults and educa
ard. tors. Richard said she was in Space
Richard became interested in space Academy, Level II.
camp after watching the movie “Space While at camp from Sept. 1-6,
Camp” and got an application from the Richard said her team stayed in a
Space and Rocket Center in Hunstville, dormitory which was a replica of a
Alabama. Richard’s tuition, $575 plus space station which looked, as Rich
$200 airfare, was paid partly by Sey ard said, “like paper towel rolls in a
mour School. A friend of Richard's circle.” The “habitat” had no doors.
persuaded the Seymour PTO to pay Instead, ithad hatches and portholes
part of Richard’s expenses if Richard instead of windows. This habitat Reading up on the space shuttle
talked to the Seymour students about cost four million dollars to construct. is Sophomore Darcy Richard, in
her experiences after she returned from Students heard lectures and received her authentic space flight suit
camp. The remainder ofher space camp a tour of Marshall Space Flight which she received at space camp
in Huntsville, Alabama.
fee was paid by an anonymous sponsor, Center. She also experienced the
Richard said. simulated weightlessness of moon Juniors in 1967-1968 chose sophomore servers for prom. Serv
Four different programs were avail walking, was spun in a multi-axis ers were to serve punch andeake and be Eng chosen wits considered
able to Richard at space camp: a pro trainer and used EMU’s, extrave an honor.
gram for those who had completed hicular mobility units.
Ramtales, Vol. XI, Page 2, April 19, 1968.
