Add to ORKGThe Fledgling Flyers were organized 9 March 1951 at Parks College. Its purpose was to further educational and training facilities and to encourage a wider interest in aviation. The club owned its own aircraft, enabling students to fly at the lowest possible cost. Members during the 1953-1954 year were (left to right), First row: Kuhn, Bertles, Wisland, Harvey, Washburn, Anoskey and Gagliano; Second row: Marks, Foote, Hubbell, Jensen, Ingraham, Cox and Acker; Third row: Davis, Sweney, Carroll and Scharlach. [Image printed in the 1954 Archive, p. 131
This 1934 Kinner Sport K was added to the Parks Flight Line in 1935 and kept right on flying up to W...
Instructor Frederick H. "Fred" Roever stands in the back of the first Aeronautical Engineering Class...
Group portrait of the Parks College Aero Club. A few of the members have been identified: First row:...
The Parks Cloudhounds were organized in 1946 to promote model aircraft building. During 1954-1955, ...
The Parks Flyers represented the school in the Tri-Collegiate Athletic Association matches in the 19...
A Parks student carefully constructs a wing for his model airplane from balsa wood and paper. Studen...
Parks College's first flying cadet class, 40-A, reported for duty on 1 July 1939 and graduated on 22...
The Parks Rocket Society, organized to provide students with a basic understanding of jet and rocket...
Some of the earliest Flight Instructors for Parks College (left to right): Clyde Brayton, Billiie Be...
The Parks Air College Airline (PACA) was formed in the 1930s to provide students with experience in ...
Parks College students in an Aerial Navigation class. (1935) [Image printed in "Skyward Ho!" October...
Parks College students learn how to care for airplanes as well as fly them. Students Kauser Imtiaz (...
Students at Parks College provide line service for one of the school's planes. (1943) [Image printed...
Members of the National Intercollegiate Flying Association (N.I.F.A.) sit, socialize, and smile toge...
Members of Parks College Flying Cadet Class 40-E line up in front of two Stearman trainers on the Pa...
This 1934 Kinner Sport K was added to the Parks Flight Line in 1935 and kept right on flying up to W...
Instructor Frederick H. "Fred" Roever stands in the back of the first Aeronautical Engineering Class...
Group portrait of the Parks College Aero Club. A few of the members have been identified: First row:...
The Parks Cloudhounds were organized in 1946 to promote model aircraft building. During 1954-1955, ...
The Parks Flyers represented the school in the Tri-Collegiate Athletic Association matches in the 19...
A Parks student carefully constructs a wing for his model airplane from balsa wood and paper. Studen...
Parks College's first flying cadet class, 40-A, reported for duty on 1 July 1939 and graduated on 22...
The Parks Rocket Society, organized to provide students with a basic understanding of jet and rocket...
Some of the earliest Flight Instructors for Parks College (left to right): Clyde Brayton, Billiie Be...
The Parks Air College Airline (PACA) was formed in the 1930s to provide students with experience in ...
Parks College students in an Aerial Navigation class. (1935) [Image printed in "Skyward Ho!" October...
Parks College students learn how to care for airplanes as well as fly them. Students Kauser Imtiaz (...
Students at Parks College provide line service for one of the school's planes. (1943) [Image printed...
Members of the National Intercollegiate Flying Association (N.I.F.A.) sit, socialize, and smile toge...
Members of Parks College Flying Cadet Class 40-E line up in front of two Stearman trainers on the Pa...
This 1934 Kinner Sport K was added to the Parks Flight Line in 1935 and kept right on flying up to W...
Instructor Frederick H. "Fred" Roever stands in the back of the first Aeronautical Engineering Class...
Group portrait of the Parks College Aero Club. A few of the members have been identified: First row:...