by Vern Olson
Jim Crowder Jim Rogers Mike Rivers
Big huddle over littl engine!
Lump is in place.
Looks like a government job !
Jim Buster Frank Paying Respects to “kitty”!
Frank has the “remains” ! Frank has the “remains” !
Frank!! That’s NOT a coon!!
Jim Checking Paul’s work !
Jay and ???? and Paul
Ron & Paul again !
Beginning to look like an Engine Compartment !
Jay and Paul
Another engine shot !
Jim
Hal’s “brake” job nearing completion !
Pam Checking her seat !
Pam and Buster’s “maiden” voyage !!
Coming down the chute !!!
Another pass !!
Pam Watching Paul’s pass!
Al congratulating Paul !
Jay getting His turn !
One more run !
Frank Adding Sprite Badge !
Buster: I would like to second the praise already sent from theother attendees at the Cluster. I guess for me you are the Pied Piper of the spridget world. I wouldn't have even considered making the trek to Anaheim except for your very courteous and persuasive personal invitation.I certainly was not a contributor as I could immediately see that you had the best of the best doing the work. Too bad there isn't a market for sweat andthere surely was a lot of that produced; offset of course by the great refreshments provided. Probably the most impressive thing I observed was the real class of the individuals. It is rare these days that you could get a group of men together and not have one surly, rude or at least short tempered individual. Even when a problem arose there was just more effort, humor and kidding involved untilit was soved. Thank all of you for treating me as an old friend and answering all my uninformed questions.Vern Buster: I would like to second the praise already sent from theother attendees at the Cluster. I guess for me you are the Pied Piper of the spridget world. I wouldn't have even considered making the trek to Anaheim except for your very courteous and persuasive personal invitation.I certainly was not a contributor as I could immediately see that you had the best of the best doing the work. Too bad there isn't a market for sweat andthere surely was a lot of that produced; offset of course by the great refreshments provided. Probably the most impressive thing I observed was the real class of the individuals. It is rare these days that you could get a group of men together and not have one surly, rude or at least short tempered individual. Even when a problem arose there was just more effort, humor and kidding involved untilit was soved. Thank all of you for treating me as an old friend and answering all my uninformed questions.Vern Buster: I would like to second the praise already sent from the other attendees at the Cluster. I guess for me you are the Pied Piper of the spridget world. I wouldn't have even considered making the trek to Anaheim except for your very courteous and persuasive personal invitation. I certainly was not a contributor as I could immediately see that you had the best of the best doing the work. Too bad there isn't a market for sweat and there surely was a lot of that produced; offset of course by the great refreshments provided. Probably the most impressive thing I observed was the real class of the individuals. It is rare these days that you could get a group of men together and not have one surly, rude or at least short tempered individual. Even when a problem arose there was just more effort, humor and kidding involved until it was solved. Thank all of you for treating me as an old friend and answering all my uninformed questions. Vern