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<strong>Aircraft</strong> At The <strong>Fly</strong>-<strong>In</strong><br />

Buttercup<br />

Continental 0-200-A—100 hp<br />

Steve Wittman<br />

•;• <strong>Oshkosh</strong>, Wis.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Jack Cornes<br />

Northbrook, III.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Lycoming—65 hp<br />

Chapter 70<br />

Bethlehem, Pa.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

-- Continental 65-A-8—65 hp<br />

J Everett "Squeak" Hepler<br />

Rochester, N.Y.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Ken Decker<br />

Baraboo, Wis.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Ed Dunn<br />

Meriden, Conn.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental—75 hp<br />

Al Lowe<br />

St. Louis, Mo.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental A-65—65 hp<br />

Roy Kedney<br />

Livonia, Mich.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental A-65-8—65 hp<br />

Lloyd Feary<br />

Webster, N.Y.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Chapter 60<br />

Beloit, Wis.


"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Louis C. Seno<br />

Melrose Park, III.<br />

Pete Myers Special<br />

Lycoming 0-320—150 hp<br />

H. H. "Pete" Myers<br />

Oak Lawn, III.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Continental A-65-8—65 hp<br />

Chas. Smith<br />

Milwaukee, Wis.<br />

"Baby Ace"<br />

Lycoming—65 hp<br />

Bob Stephens<br />

Wichita, Kans.<br />

Cougar<br />

Lycoming—115 hp<br />

Charles Goodrich<br />

Detroit, Mich.<br />

Cougar<br />

Continental C85—85 hp<br />

Harmon & Lopez<br />

Miami, Fla.<br />

Cougar<br />

Lycoming 0235—108 hp<br />

E. Beal<br />

Bettendorf, Iowa<br />

Cougar<br />

Lycoming—125 hp<br />

Leroy Huff<br />

Oklahoma City, Okla.<br />

Cougar<br />

Lycoming—100 hp<br />

Bob Campbell<br />

Greenfield, <strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Cougar<br />

Lycoming—115 hp<br />

A. J. Prentice<br />

Arlington Heights, III.<br />

Cougar<br />

Lycoming—115 hp<br />

Warren Cronce<br />

Lockport, N.Y.<br />

Cougar<br />

Continental—90 hp<br />

Marvin Stark<br />

Sunnyside, Calif.


Cougar<br />

Lycoming—108 hp<br />

Ross Werner<br />

West Chicago, III.<br />

Cougar<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Leonard Eaves<br />

Oklahoma City, Okla.<br />

Cougar<br />

Lycoming—115 hp<br />

Tim Yanc<br />

Cleveland, Ohio<br />

Pietenpol<br />

Continental A65—65 hp<br />

Verdell Hallingstad<br />

Hillsboro, Wis.<br />

Cougar<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Archie Yarger<br />

Angola, <strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Headskinner<br />

Lycoming 0-290-G4<br />

Earl Adkisson<br />

Lincoln, Nebr.<br />

Pietenpol<br />

Franklin 60—60 hp<br />

Don Nordsving<br />

Canton, Minn.<br />

-125 hp<br />

Spearman Special Mod. 1<br />

Lycoming—55 hp<br />

Sam Spearman<br />

Dunkirk, Ohio<br />

Lacey (M-10)<br />

Continental—100 hp<br />

Joe Lacey<br />

Tulsa, Okla.<br />

Stits Sky Coupe<br />

Lycoming 0-235-C—100 hp<br />

Russell E. Basye<br />

Fresno, Calif.<br />

Parasol<br />

Lycoming—65 hp<br />

Paul Price<br />

Warren, Ohio<br />

Stits Sky Coupe<br />

Continental C85-12—85 hp<br />

Dee Brown<br />

Ogden, Utah


Stits Sky Coupe<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Gordon Glendening<br />

Glen Ellen, III.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental—90 hp<br />

Bud Harwood<br />

Rockford, III.<br />

Stits Sky Coupe<br />

Lycoming—125 hp<br />

Robert Wolfe<br />

Buttonwillow, Calif.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental—90 hp<br />

Aaron King<br />

Atlanta, Ga.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental C85-12—85<br />

John Blazek<br />

Westerville, Ohio<br />

hp<br />

Tailwind<br />

Lycoming GPU—125 hp<br />

Herschel Lemeron<br />

Birds, III.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental 90-12—90 hp<br />

J. R. Beyreis<br />

Pawnee, Nebr.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental C90-12—90 hp<br />

R. C. Morehouse<br />

Minneapolis, Minn.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Lycoming—100 hp<br />

Dr. Lindon Cockroft<br />

Tucson, Ariz.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental C90-14F—90 hp<br />

J. B. Narrin<br />

Flint, Mich.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental C90-12—90 hp<br />

Dan Dudash<br />

Los Angeles, Calif.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

T. A. Podhajsky<br />

Traer, Iowa


Tailwind<br />

Lycoming 0-320-A1B—150 hp<br />

E. L. Schermerhorn<br />

Rochester, Minn.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental—100 hp<br />

M. W. Stuart<br />

Russellville, Ky.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

E. W. Slade<br />

Marieta, Ga.<br />

Tiny Champ<br />

Continental 85-12—85 hp<br />

Bill Warwick<br />

Torrance, Calif.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Continental 90-12—90 hp<br />

Sundby & Amundson<br />

Stoughton, Wis.<br />

Vidervol-Szaraz<br />

Continental 85-8—85 hp<br />

James Vidervol<br />

Cleveland, Ohio<br />

Tailwind<br />

Franklin- -100 hp<br />

Walt Teinert<br />

Bountiful, Utah<br />

Tailwind<br />

Lycoming—135 hp<br />

Wallace W<strong>at</strong>son<br />

Madison, Wis.<br />

Tailwind<br />

Lycoming—160 hp<br />

S. J. Wittman<br />

<strong>Oshkosh</strong>, Wis.<br />

Bentzen Sport<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Bill Bentzen<br />

Miles, III.<br />

Contester<br />

Continental—75 hp<br />

Leon Tefft<br />

Addison, III. :.<br />

Lesher Nomad<br />

Continental 102000—100 hp<br />

Edgar Lesher<br />

Ann Arbor, Mich.


Splinters<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

J. E. Tyndall<br />

Richmond, Va.<br />

Jodel D-ll<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

J. P. Henderson &<br />

H. Brightman<br />

Peterborough, Ont., Can.<br />

Stits Flut-R-Bug<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Chas. Bray<br />

Torrance, Calif.<br />

Jupiter<br />

Continental 65-A—65 hp<br />

Ken Champion<br />

Gobies, Mich.<br />

Stits Flut-R-Bug<br />

Continental—90 hp<br />

M. P. Smith<br />

Chicago, III.<br />

Midget Mustang<br />

Continental C-85—85 hp<br />

Wayne Glass<br />

Hales Corners, Wis.<br />

Bowers <strong>Fly</strong> Baby<br />

Continental C75—75 hp<br />

Peter M. Bowers<br />

Se<strong>at</strong>tle, Wash.<br />

Midget Mustang<br />

Continental C-85—85 hp<br />

Robert Bushby<br />

Glenwood, III.<br />

Delta MB1 (Delta Kitten)<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Marion Baker<br />

Huron, Ohio<br />

Mini-Mustang<br />

Lycoming GPU 0-290—125 hp<br />

Charles Linn<br />

Palmdale, Calif.<br />

Hurry Sport<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

LeRoy W. Hurry<br />

Hopkins, Minn.<br />

Our Lady<br />

Continental—75 hp<br />

J. Coser & J. Oonk<br />

St. Louis, Mo.


"Hi Hopes"<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Harry Peterson<br />

Davenport, Iowa<br />

Sport Aire<br />

Lycoming 0-290-G—125 hp<br />

Al Trefe<strong>the</strong>n & Thistle<br />

Lomita, Calif.<br />

Riter Special<br />

Continental 0-200—100 hp<br />

Russ Riter<br />

Deerfield, III.<br />

Playboy<br />

Continental A65-8—65 hp<br />

DeLoss C. Dangler<br />

Edgerton, Ohio<br />

Sackett Special<br />

Lycoming 0-290-G—125 hp<br />

H. E. Sackett<br />

Gobies, Mich.<br />

Playboy<br />

Cont. 85-12FHJ— 85 hp<br />

Ed Emmanuel<br />

West Bend, Wis.<br />

Siizler<br />

Lycoming 0-290-D—125 hp<br />

J. A. McCulley<br />

Dayton, Ohio<br />

Sky Skooter<br />

Lycoming—65 hp<br />

John Thorp<br />

Burbank, Calif.<br />

Playboy<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

George R. Fisher<br />

Oradell, N.J.<br />

Playboy<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Wilbur Fry &<br />

Dick VanGrunsven<br />

Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich.<br />

Spezio Sport<br />

Lycoming GPU—125 hp<br />

Anthony M. Spezio<br />

Bethany, Okla.<br />

Playboy<br />

Lycoming—115 hp<br />

C. H. Gilligan<br />

Freemont, Nebr.


Playboy<br />

Lycoming—100 hp<br />

Keith S. Hopkinson<br />

Goderich, Ont., Canada<br />

Turner T40<br />

Continental C85—85 hp<br />

Gene Turner<br />

Fort Worth, Tex.<br />

Playboy<br />

Continental C85—85 hp<br />

Johnson Queen<br />

Brice, Ohio<br />

Bal-Aire<br />

Franklin—150 hp<br />

Ballard Leins<br />

Tinley Park, III.<br />

Playboy<br />

Continental A75-8—75 hp<br />

R. D. Ruger<br />

Rochester, Minn.<br />

Bert BF2<br />

Lycoming 0-290-G—125 hp<br />

J. M. Phillips & F. M. Fox<br />

Carnegie, Pa.<br />

Playboy<br />

Continental 85 FJ—85 hp<br />

Nick Seraphinoff<br />

Warren, Mien.<br />

Bert BF3<br />

Lycoming 0-290-G—125 hp<br />

Floyd Bert<br />

Carnegie, Pa.<br />

Playboy<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Vern Murphy<br />

South Haven, Mich.<br />

Chuparosa<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Ray Hegy<br />

Marfa, Tex.<br />

Sweet P<strong>at</strong>ootie<br />

Continental—90 hp<br />

Ed Hoffman<br />

Tarpon Springs, Fla.<br />

EAA Biplane<br />

Lycoming—125 hp<br />

Herbert C. Dyer<br />

Ogden, Utah


EAA Biplane<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

EAA/St. Rita High School<br />

Hales Corners, Wis.<br />

Little Toot<br />

Lycoming—125 hp<br />

Mike Strboya<br />

Lawndale, Calif.<br />

<strong>Fly</strong>ing Flea<br />

Continental A40—40 hp<br />

Frank Easton<br />

Sevakeen Lake, Ohio<br />

Hocker Denien<br />

Lycoming—65 hp<br />

Ralph R. Denien<br />

<strong>In</strong>dianapolis, <strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Little Toot<br />

Lycoming—150 hp<br />

Ab Walker<br />

Willits, Calif.<br />

Mong Sport<br />

Continental 85-8—85 hp<br />

T. L. Dempsey<br />

Odessa, Tex.<br />

Knight Twister<br />

Lycoming—125 hp<br />

James W. Nagle<br />

Kalamazoo, Mich.<br />

Mong Sport<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Charles A. Farrell<br />

Frankfort, <strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Little Toot<br />

Lycoming—115 hp<br />

Bill Garner<br />

St. Anthony, Idaho<br />

Mong Sport<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

R. J. Kirkp<strong>at</strong>rick<br />

Bradford Woods, Pa.<br />

Little Toot<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Arlo Schroeder<br />

Newton, Kans.<br />

Mong Sport<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Jerry Quarton<br />

Oakdale, Calif.


Mong Sport<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Carl Woods<br />

East Moline, III.<br />

George-Smith Miniplane<br />

Continental C85-12—85 hp<br />

Tommy George<br />

Wichita, Kans.<br />

Pitts Special<br />

Lycoming 0235—100 hp<br />

Don Ziegler<br />

Detroit, Mich.<br />

Smith Miniplane<br />

Lycoming 0-290-G—125 hp<br />

Claude Gray & Bob Conover<br />

Northridge, Calif.<br />

Pretty Prairie Sp. No. 3<br />

Menasco—125 hp<br />

M. D. Unruh<br />

Pretty Prairie, Kans.<br />

Smith Miniplane<br />

Lycoming GPU—125 hp<br />

Harmon H. Green<br />

Redondo Beach, Calif.<br />

Rose Parakeet<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Don Graap & Dick Porrest<br />

K<strong>at</strong>onah, N.Y.<br />

Smith Miniplane<br />

Continental A80—80 hp<br />

Elmer Neibecker<br />

Bedford, Ohio<br />

Sablar's Special<br />

Continental C85 JF—85 hp<br />

Tony Sablar<br />

New Philadelphia, Ohio<br />

Smith Miniplane<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Ralph Thenhaus<br />

Van Nuys, Calif.<br />

Smith Miniplane<br />

Continental 65-8—65<br />

George Bradshaw<br />

Wichita, Kans.<br />

hp<br />

Smith Miniplane<br />

Continental A65-8—65 hp<br />

Don Wooley<br />

Brampton, Ont., Canada


Spirit of St. Pete<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Bob Rich<br />

St. Petersburg, Fla.<br />

Starduster<br />

Lycoming—150 hp<br />

C. H. Townson<br />

Marble, N.C.<br />

Cherokee No. 2<br />

Herbert Combs<br />

Bedford, <strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Haufe Dale Hawk<br />

C. Van Airsdale<br />

Madison, Wis.<br />

Starduster<br />

Lycoming 0-290-D—125 hp<br />

J. R. Tucker<br />

LaMesa, Calif.<br />

Schweizer 119<br />

W. Lahner<br />

Menomonee Falls, Wis.<br />

Thunderbird<br />

Lycoming—100 hp<br />

Leon M. Pope<br />

Plymouth, Mich.<br />

Wind Song<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Peter McGuiness<br />

Merridian, Miss.<br />

Glider (Schweizer)<br />

H. Peasley<br />

Madison, Wis.<br />

Schweizer TG3A<br />

Gr. Milwaukee Soar. Club<br />

Milwaukee, Wis.<br />

Baby Bowlus (BA-100)<br />

G. Greishaber<br />

Elm Grove, Wis.<br />

Glider<br />

Dale S. May<br />

Chicago, III.


Powered Glider<br />

Nelson H59—40 hp<br />

Walter Haufe<br />

Neenah, Wis.<br />

Bannick Copter<br />

Lycoming—-65 hp<br />

Lester Bannick<br />

Phoenix, Ariz.<br />

Aeronca C3<br />

Aeronca—39 hp<br />

Ken Cook<br />

Milwaukee, Wis.<br />

Aeronca C3<br />

Aeronca 113A—36 hp<br />

Dave McClure<br />

Bloomington, III.<br />

Nace-Bensen Copter<br />

McCulloch— 72 hp<br />

Leslie Nace<br />

Cedar Rapids, Iowa<br />

DeHavilland Beaver<br />

Pr<strong>at</strong>t-Whitney R-985— 450 hp<br />

March AFB Aero Club<br />

Riverside, Calif.<br />

Bensen Gyro Copter<br />

McCulloch—72 hp<br />

Tex Stanley<br />

Bensenville, III.<br />

Beechcraft D17S<br />

Pr<strong>at</strong>t-Whitney R-985—450 hp<br />

D. D. Coffin<br />

Palm Beach, Fla.<br />

Gyrocopter 'Skeetercraft<br />

McCulloch—72 hp<br />

Irl Palmer<br />

Hiaw<strong>at</strong>ha, Iowa<br />

Cessna Air Master<br />

Warner SS 50A—145 hp<br />

Bob Frits<br />

Des Moines, Iowa<br />

P<strong>at</strong>ton Sp. Gyrocopter<br />

McCulloch—72 hp<br />

Robert P<strong>at</strong>ton<br />

Lafayette, <strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Cessna C37<br />

Warner—145 hp<br />

George Morley<br />

Goderich, Canada


Cessna UC78 (Twin)<br />

Jacobs—245 hp<br />

R. Ahonen & C. Lamban<br />

Detroit, Mich.<br />

Fair-child 24 C8B<br />

Menasco (Pir<strong>at</strong>e)—134 hp<br />

H. C. Schoelpple<br />

Metuchen, N.J.<br />

Culver Cadet (Ser. 102)<br />

Franklin 4AC-119—90 hp<br />

Bruce Gordon<br />

> Santa Barbara, Calif.<br />

Brewster Fleet<br />

Kinner 125 B 54—125 hp<br />

Joan Richardson<br />

Moline, III.<br />

Culver Cadet<br />

Franklin—90 hp<br />

Carl Hughes<br />

Santa Anna, Calif.<br />

Consolid<strong>at</strong>ed Fleet<br />

Kinner—100 hp<br />

George Kilbey, Jr.<br />

South Bend,<strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Curtiss Robin<br />

Wright J-65—170 hp<br />

W. A. Newton<br />

Avon, Conn.<br />

Fleet 16B<br />

Kinner R-56—160 hp<br />

Del Hickox<br />

Benton Harbor, Mich.<br />

Curtiss Wright Jr. CW1<br />

Continental A65—65 hp<br />

Henry D. Kasper<br />

Dixon, III.<br />

Ford Tri-Motor<br />

Pr<strong>at</strong>t-Whitney (3 Eng.)—450<br />

John Louck<br />

Monmouth, III.<br />

Dart<br />

Continental—100 hp<br />

Dr. J. O. Parritt<br />

Wilmington, N.C.<br />

Fox Moth DeHavilland 83<br />

DeHavilland—130 hp<br />

K. F. Horton<br />

Stamford, Conn.


Gre<strong>at</strong> Lakes<br />

Warner—145 hp<br />

Ken Cook<br />

Milwaukee, Wis.<br />

Clip Wing Monocoupe 110<br />

Warner—200 hp<br />

Ballas Warren<br />

P<strong>at</strong>askala, Ohio<br />

Gre<strong>at</strong> Lakes<br />

Warner—185 hp<br />

Harold Krier<br />

Wichita, Kans.<br />

Myers OTW<br />

Warner—125 hp<br />

M. Schmidt, C. Downey<br />

Hinsdale, III.<br />

Hanaford Bee<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Darwyn F. Pogue<br />

Lubbox, Tex.<br />

Parks P2<br />

Wright J65—175 hp<br />

Vincent Burke<br />

Sioux City, Iowa<br />

Howard DGA 15P<br />

Pr<strong>at</strong>t & Whitney—450 hp<br />

C. O. Stoner<br />

Val Dosta, Ga.<br />

Piper J3<br />

Lycoming—65 hp<br />

H. Mahaney<br />

Bunker Hill AFB, <strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Memory Jenny JN4<br />

Curtiss OX5—90 hp<br />

A. J. Hartman<br />

Burlington, Iowa<br />

Piper J4A<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Roland Boyer<br />

Rockford, III.<br />

Monocoupe 90A<br />

Lambert R-266—90 hp<br />

David Jameson<br />

<strong>Oshkosh</strong>, Wis.<br />

Porterfield Collegi<strong>at</strong>e<br />

Lycoming 0-195-B2—65 hp<br />

Chuck Lebrecht<br />

Lombard, III.<br />

m


Porterfield 35-W<br />

Warner—90 hp<br />

Bob Taylor<br />

Ottumwa, Iowa<br />

Stearman<br />

Continental—220 hp<br />

Troy W. Dodd<br />

Chicago, III.<br />

Rearwin Speedster<br />

Leblond—90 hp<br />

W. L. Nyiri<br />

Shaker Heights, Ohio<br />

Stearman N2S3<br />

Continental W670—220 hp<br />

H. M. Wooddrow<br />

Bellville, III.<br />

Ryan PT22<br />

Kinner—165 hp<br />

John Lamb<br />

Rockford, III.<br />

Ryan PT22<br />

Kinner—165 hp<br />

John Richardson<br />

Moline, III.<br />

Taylor Cub E2<br />

Continental—37 hp<br />

K. R. Williams<br />

Portage, Wis.<br />

Ryan STA<br />

Menasco—125 hp<br />

Bill Dodd<br />

Prairie View, III.<br />

Taylor Young<br />

Continental—40 hp<br />

Dean Klase<br />

Dayton, Ohio<br />

Tiger Moth DH82C<br />

Gipsy Major MK 1C—130 hp<br />

Robert Love<br />

Rhinebeck, N.Y.<br />

Ryan PT22<br />

Kinner R55—160 hp<br />

R. E. Fender<br />

Kansas City, Mo.<br />

Travel Air<br />

Wright Whirlwind—235 hp<br />

Nick Rezich<br />

Rockford, III.


Travel Air<br />

Curtiss OXX6—102<br />

Ernie Webb<br />

Charlotte, N.C.<br />

hp<br />

Waco (UPF7)<br />

Continental W670—220 hp<br />

Henry Petersen<br />

Chicago, III.<br />

Waco<br />

Continental—220 hp<br />

George Lytle<br />

Royal Oak, Mich.<br />

Waco (YKS6)<br />

Jacobs L4M—245 hp<br />

Red Morris<br />

Ottawa, Canada<br />

Waco DQC-6<br />

Wright R760E1—285 hp<br />

Richard Jackson<br />

Somersworth, N.H.<br />

Waco (ZKS7)<br />

Lycoming R680—300 hp<br />

Elmo A. Maurer<br />

Tulsa, Okla.<br />

Waco (SRE)<br />

Pr<strong>at</strong>t & Whitney<br />

David D. Jameson<br />

<strong>Oshkosh</strong>, Wis.<br />

50 hp<br />

Bucher Special<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Mike Sablar<br />

New Philadelphia, Ohio<br />

Waco (UMF3)<br />

Continental—220 hp<br />

H. Johnson, L. Thomas<br />

Dayton, Ohio<br />

Gray Ghost<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Booth<br />

Waco (UPF7)<br />

Continental W670—220 hp<br />

Harold Eckman<br />

Cedar Rapids, Iowa<br />

Bonzo<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

S. J. Wittman<br />

<strong>Oshkosh</strong>, Wis.


-A'<br />

Rivets<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Bill Falck<br />

Warwick, N.Y.<br />

O'Neill Pea Pod<br />

Kiekhaefer 0-4-35—35 hp<br />

Terry O'Neill<br />

Fort Wayne, <strong>In</strong>d.<br />

Leighnor Special<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Gerald Benthin<br />

Kalamazoo, Mich.<br />

Tin Wind<br />

Lycoming GPU—125 hp<br />

Cal Parker<br />

Chicago, III.<br />

Vampire<br />

Goblin—3000 Ib.<br />

Ken Cook<br />

Milwaukee, Wis.<br />

Gyrocopter<br />

McCulloch—72 hp<br />

Vern Skelton<br />

Rockford, III.<br />

Mustang P-51<br />

Rolls-Royce—1500 hp<br />

Gerry Walbrun<br />

Chicago, III.<br />

Mustang P-51<br />

Rolls-Royce—1500 hp<br />

SPAD<br />

Hispano-Suiza—180 hp<br />

J. H. C. Palen, Jr.<br />

Rhinebeck, N.Y.<br />

Lake LA-4<br />

Headwind<br />

Howard


Taylorcraft<br />

Continental—65 hp<br />

Bob Kovac<br />

Berwyn, III.<br />

Piper Cub<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

M. Corkill<br />

Galva, III.<br />

Stagger Beech<br />

Anderson Greenwood<br />

Haufe Power Glider<br />

Nelson—40 hp<br />

Walter Haufe<br />

Neenah, Wis.<br />

Schweizer 1-26<br />

Leonard Peterson<br />

Chicago, III.<br />

Weihe Sailplane<br />

Phil Paul<br />

Dayton, Ohio<br />

Fair-child 24<br />

Waco<br />

Cessna<br />

Ryan<br />

Spartan C-3<br />

Continental—220 hp<br />

Ed. Wegner<br />

Plymouth, Wis.


Ryan<br />

Beech<br />

Bob Nolinske<br />

Milwaukee, Wis.<br />

Commonwealth<br />

Continental—85 hp<br />

Albert Barbuto<br />

N. Adams, Mass.<br />

Picture Credits: The EAA is indebted to <strong>the</strong> photographers<br />

who furnished excellent coverage of <strong>the</strong> <strong>Fly</strong>-<strong>In</strong>.<br />

Assigned to <strong>the</strong> various subjects were:<br />

Randy Barnes, Peoria, III.<br />

Dick Stouffer, Lake Zurich, III.<br />

Leo Kohn, Milwaukee, Wis.<br />

Jim McDonnell, Buffalo, N.Y.<br />

William P. Kupka, Chelsea, Iowa<br />

R. W. Stooksberry, Dayton Ohio.<br />

Chapter 113, Detroit, Mich. (<strong>Fly</strong>-<strong>In</strong> Movie)<br />

(To be released about Jan. 1, 1963)<br />

Robert Nolinske was coordin<strong>at</strong>or of photography for<br />

both <strong>the</strong> still pictures and <strong>the</strong> 1962 <strong>Fly</strong>-<strong>In</strong> Film.<br />

1111 Gets Much Help From Contemporaries<br />

IT HAS BEEN said th<strong>at</strong> <strong>the</strong> Experimental <strong>Aircraft</strong> Associ<strong>at</strong>ion's<br />

annual convention <strong>at</strong> Rockford, 111. is <strong>the</strong><br />

friendliest <strong>Fly</strong>-<strong>In</strong> in <strong>the</strong> world. This must be reasonably<br />

true because <strong>the</strong> EAA has enjoyed a tremendous cooper<strong>at</strong>ion<br />

not only from <strong>the</strong>ir members who do much of <strong>the</strong><br />

work of actually producing <strong>the</strong> biggest light aircraft<br />

event but from many organiz<strong>at</strong>ions throughout <strong>the</strong> world<br />

who have similar interests in avi<strong>at</strong>ion.<br />

The OX-5 Club was <strong>the</strong> first to greet <strong>the</strong> EAA advance<br />

crew. This organiz<strong>at</strong>ion did much to assist in setting up<br />

<strong>the</strong> displays. The Air Mail Pioneers of America, The<br />

American Avi<strong>at</strong>ion Historical Society and <strong>the</strong> N<strong>at</strong>ional<br />

Pilots Associ<strong>at</strong>ion all had members present who were a<br />

gre<strong>at</strong> help in presenting a very <strong>at</strong>tractive st<strong>at</strong>ic display.<br />

The Professional Race Pilots' Associ<strong>at</strong>ion put on several<br />

exhibitions with <strong>the</strong>ir midget racers th<strong>at</strong> were very<br />

exciting and brought back fond memories to thousands<br />

of enthusiasts who witnessed <strong>the</strong> demonstr<strong>at</strong>ions by <strong>the</strong><br />

top midget race pilots and aircraft in <strong>the</strong> n<strong>at</strong>ion.<br />

Just wh<strong>at</strong> would have been done without <strong>the</strong> help of<br />

<strong>the</strong> 9506th Air Force Recovery Squadron is hard to<br />

imagine. Their presence on <strong>the</strong> field acting as police in<br />

many capacities saved <strong>the</strong> day when <strong>the</strong> tremendous influx<br />

of visitors thre<strong>at</strong>ened to swamp EAA volunteers<br />

and <strong>the</strong> small force of regular police.<br />

The Air Scouts contributed many small tasks which<br />

when mounted toge<strong>the</strong>r proved to be a gre<strong>at</strong> help to <strong>the</strong><br />

overall completion of planning and executing of <strong>the</strong> plans.<br />

The Antique <strong>Aircraft</strong> Associ<strong>at</strong>ion no doubt was present<br />

in <strong>the</strong> largest number and contributed immensely in<br />

every phase of <strong>the</strong> activity. The many AAA planes th<strong>at</strong><br />

were registered certainly added color to <strong>the</strong> overall pic-<br />

46 OCTOBER 1962<br />

ture, particularly to <strong>the</strong> first time visitor. Besides <strong>the</strong> antique<br />

fly-bys, <strong>the</strong> st<strong>at</strong>ic displays and <strong>the</strong> antique forums<br />

<strong>the</strong>re was much exchange of inform<strong>at</strong>ion and stories<br />

among individuals and small groups.<br />

The members of <strong>the</strong> Soaring Society of America, <strong>In</strong>c.,<br />

no doubt had a wonderful time. They got in many hours<br />

of flying during <strong>the</strong> very cooper<strong>at</strong>ive we<strong>at</strong>her. Spect<strong>at</strong>ors<br />

were impressed by <strong>the</strong> graceful flight of <strong>the</strong> sailplanes<br />

and <strong>the</strong>ir apparent effortless flight without power.<br />

The Midwest Waco Club was present with <strong>the</strong>ir classic<br />

aircraft interesting to everyone familiar with <strong>the</strong> colorful<br />

history of <strong>the</strong> Waco.<br />

Radio contact throughout <strong>the</strong> n<strong>at</strong>ion was maintained<br />

all during <strong>the</strong> <strong>Fly</strong>-<strong>In</strong> by <strong>the</strong> Rockford Am<strong>at</strong>eur Radio<br />

Associ<strong>at</strong>ion. These volunteers manned <strong>the</strong>ir short wave<br />

rigs to give members an opportunity to transmit messages<br />

from Rockford to anywhere in <strong>the</strong> n<strong>at</strong>ion without<br />

charge. The ham oper<strong>at</strong>ors reportedly did a big "business".<br />

An intern<strong>at</strong>ional look was given to <strong>the</strong> convention<br />

as a large group of European enthusiasts and members<br />

chartered an airplane and came to <strong>the</strong> <strong>Fly</strong>-<strong>In</strong>. Two clubs,<br />

The Popular <strong>Fly</strong>ing Associ<strong>at</strong>ion of England and <strong>the</strong> Resseau<br />

de Sport de L'Aire of France, were officially represented.<br />

They added much by <strong>the</strong>ir presence and exchange<br />

of ideas, customs, and m<strong>at</strong>erials th<strong>at</strong> differ between <strong>the</strong><br />

two continents.<br />

It would be impossible to list <strong>the</strong> countless individuals<br />

who contributed time, effort and money to <strong>the</strong> actual production<br />

of <strong>the</strong> <strong>Fly</strong>-<strong>In</strong> as well as those ever welcome contributions<br />

of suggestions and plans to handle <strong>the</strong> always<br />

increasing <strong>at</strong>tendance of aircraft, people, and it must be<br />

admitted, automobiles.

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