Cajon High School - Vaquero Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Radio-Control Airplanes Dreams Are Realized With Graceful Planes While some drift on the wind beneath a hang- glider or parachute, others fly with their feet on the ground. Seniors Denny Doyle and Scott Workman have been flying radio-controlled model airplanes for over four years. Combined, they have close to 1000 hours flight time in various types of R C aircraft. Because Denny and Scott are extremely interested in aviation, this hobby allows them the freedom of experimentation and contemplation. It was their love of flying that led these two adventurers to discover this unique hobby. Each began on smaller, less expensive planes; and as they became more experienced, they advanced to bigger, more sophisticated aircraft such as the Phoenix 7 and the Dirty Birdy. Besides the engine- powered planes, Scott and Denny also fly a variety of gliders such as the Silent Soar and the i Windrifter. ' Flying R C planes requires skill and technical know-how. A good flyer must know everything about his plane and how to handle it, says Denny. Scott, who has been interested in aviation for many years and who finds himself flying every chance he gets, feels that flying R C aircraft, gives you an excellent start in learning the fundamentals of aeronatics. Scott and Denny agree that flying radio- controlled planes is an expensive hobby, but both believe that it is worth it. Each feels that this is a hobby that they will enjoy throughout their lives. They will continue advancing to more sophisticated aircraft which hold more of a challenge for these two unicjue flyers. radio-controlled airplanes 23

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The gossip as freshmen, the fights as sophomores . . Deidre Biggs Ginger Black Kevin Blakeslee Brian Blaylock Anastasia Bonifacio Sheryl Boone Russell Boster Joan Bougie 24 seniors I