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Allen Talbert, professor of ag education and one of the many volunteers, helps set the tables for the 2,000 Fish Fry guests in Indianapolis on Feb. 3.
Guest speakers Capt. Jim Lovell (left) and Gene Krantz field questions from news reporters before the Fish Fry. They guided Apollo 13 back from the edge of disaster in 1970.
Indiana FFA officers discuss college opportunities with Purdue President Martin C. Jischke.
Ag Alumni Association executive secretary Donya Lester poses for a photo with guest speakers Jim Lovell (left) and Gene Krantz.
The speakers arrive at the stage in style, aboard The Boilermaker X-tra Special.
Autograph seekers queue up to get an astronaut autograph from Jim Lovell.
Recipients of Certificate of Distinction awards (left to right): W. David Downey, West Lafayette; John N. Ferris, East Lansing, Mich.; William P. Gordon, Syracuse, Ind.; Danita Rodibaugh, Rensselaer, Ind.; and Charles L. Whittington, Elizabethtown, Ind.
Jim Lovell watches actor Tom Hanks portray him in a clip from the 1995 Apollo 13 movie.
Gene Krantz, NASA flight director during the Apollo 13 mission.
Jim Lovell told some behind-the-scenes Apollo 13 stories to the Fish Fry audience.
Jim Lovell, commander of the Apollo 13 mission.
Gene Krantz (left) and Jim Lovell were warmly received by the Fish Fry audience of about 2,000 people.
