Box 1
Contains 29 Results:
Scrapbooks, 1930 - 2006
Scrapbook/Binder #1, 1930 - 1959
Blatchley's Airframe Class of 1956 Working on Aeronca 65c, 1956
(One, b&w photographs, 8"x10")
First Engines Class in Fall of , 1955
(Mr. Maris instructing, four, b&w photographs, 8"x10", one marked, "PAC Class of 1956 Working on DC-3")
Clippings and Photographs, 1957
Clippings; "Oxford Captain Gets Flying Cross, Retires," The Journal and Courier, 1957 - 1967
(Article about Captain Richard H. Hickman, graduate of the 1st AMT class, 1957); "New Technical Institutes Head Is Named," November 1957 (article about Harry C. Rountree, publication information unavailable); "Lafayette Men To Test New Timing Device During ‘500’," Fall 1957 (clipping indicates "Math teacher in Aviation Tech."”)
Sheet Metal Lab, 1957, and Engines Class , 1957
(Two photographs, b&w, 8"x10")
Clipping, Diminutive Jill Trains Airline Pilots: Service in ferry command followed seaplane instruction, circa 1957
(Article about Jill McCormick, trainer, Purdue Professional Pilot Program, publication information unavailable.)
Clipping, Purdue Helps Provide Trained Personnel for the Air World, 1957-05
(Article features Jill McCormick, publication information unavailable.)
Photographs, Starting the Engine on the Completed Piper J 3, and Piper J 3 Test Flight, 1957
Clippings and Photographs, 1958
Five clippings, publication information unknown, 1958
"Young Burglars Admit Attempt To Steal Plane," March 1958; "2 Damaged C-47s Become Labs For Purdue Aviation Students," Indianapolis Star, June 1958; "New Posts Assigned In Technical Extension," (features Professor H. C. Rountree and Dr. Don A. Scott); partial clipping on death of Charles William Beese, June 1958.
Photographs, Engines Class 1958, and P.A.C. Propeller Lab , 1958
(Two, b&w, 8"x10")
Clippings (five), 1958
Clippings and Photographs, 1959
Clippings from Campus Copy, Purdue Flies High, pp. 6-7, January 1959
(Includes a flow chart which shows how the Department of Aviation Technology fits into the University Extension Administration.)
Two clippings, Rebirth of a Wreck: Purdue University's Aeronautics Corporation took four "beyond repair" Air Force planes and is making them into three smaller craft," by Jerry T. Hill; clipping/photos with captions - visit of Noland Co., Inc. Turbo-Prop Jet, first time jet of this caliber had landed at the Purdue Airport, 1959
Article and three photo clippings with captions, "'Beyond-Repair' Plane Rebuilt at Purdue: 5,000 Hours of Lab Work" , June 1959
(Article about DC-3 airplane renovated by Aviation Technology students.)
Purdue Airport, circa late 30s - early 40s
(Includes seven, black and white photographs (b&w); six of aircraft, and one labeled "Pop Stair," on motorcycle.)
Curriculum, School of Aeronautics , 1945 - 1946
(Includes general information about each of the departments.)
Photographs of Construction of Aeronca, along with other classes, 1956
"Aeronca 65 AC…Before…" , 1956
(Two, b&w photographs, 8"x10")
"Aeronca 65 AC…Middle…", 1956
(Three, b&w photographs, 8"x10")
"Aeronca 65 AC…After…, Aeronca 65C Project Completed, First Test Flight", May 1956
(Two, b&w photographs, 8"x10")
"Aeronca 65 AC…After…, Airframes Class Working on Repairs to the Aeronca and Champion", 1956
(Two, b&w photographs, 8"x10")