STORM TRACK: July 31, 1981 (Volume 4 Issue 5)

".. I was sorry to read into your last issue your obvious discouragement and your thoughts of ending the paper. I don' think that Storm Track has begun to fulfill its potential in terms of providing a forum for chasers -- professional and amateur alike. I don't know what the problem is in getting feedback from the subscribers. Perhaps a 'Letter to the Editor' section would break the ice. My reason for not contributing more, is simply that I never think of it until I'm reminded. I'll try to send something in from time to time. ... Again, Dave, I urge you to continue, at least for a while. One function becomes clear right, now, as I tell you that a young lady in (I believe) Iowa came up with the most remarkable sequence of tornado life-cycle slides that I've seen. They would be perfect for the Time-Life needs. Unfortunately, I don't remember her name, and I've lost track of the person that knows -- Kelvin Droegemeier (former student asst at NSSL). If you could locate him, he would be able to help obtain the slides. They are well worth the trouble."--- John R. Weaver

(How about it chasers? Anyone know where Kelvin is?)

"Mrs. William H. Johnson announces the marriage of her daughter Sharon Kay to Mr. John L. Marrs on Saturday, the ninth of May Nineteen hundred and eighty-one, Las Crucas, New Mexico." (Received the 2nd week of June)