Fargo Central High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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73'-rl'52 If T'1 ' I Z7keCYNOSURE1928 . ' 'Scenic Section PAGE 7-This picture of Charles A. Lindbergh was taken in Fargo during his short stopfoif here. PAGE 8-Upper-A landing place is here being marked out for a plane. The PAGE 9 igures shown here are Murray Baldwin, president of the Fargo Aero' nautic club, and George N. Powell, one of Fargo's Reserve officers be' longing to the air corps. ' Lower-The plane, of the type used in the South for spraying cotton against the cottonfboll weevil, landed here on its way to Canada. It is to be used by Canadian Agricultural authorities, and carried the first Wright Whirlwind Motor to be seen in this territory. , -Upper-A plane entered in the National Air Derby is here taking on gas at Verne L. Roberts' private air port. Lower-The winner of Class B of the National Air Derby was snapped here as it stopped for gas during the race. Meyers of Detroit piloted this plane. PAGE 10-Upper-Mr. Balchen, nationally known pilot, is shown here with one of the several planes of the Fokker Universal type which he delivered to the Canadian Government at Winnipeg. Fargo is one of the stopping points en route. - Lower-Mr. Balchen is shown standing in the cock pit ugassing up the plane. Mr. Murray Baldwin of the Fargo Aeronautic Club, and Mr. Jones of the Commercial Club looking into the cabin arrangement. Miss Riggle of the Forum Staff is in the left foreground. PAGE 11-Upper-At the christening of GofFargofGo, Miss Harriet Philips, as PAGE 12- Miss Legionnaire, performed the dedication ceremony of the monofcoupe. Lower-GofFargofGo, Fargo's entry' in the National Derby, is shown being hauled in. Upper-The Royal Typewriter plane here shown is another of the planes which visited Fargo last summer. This type of Ford plane is the iirst standardized plane of the threefmotor type made in the United States, and is the first of its kind to stop here. Lower--A group of local enthusiasts are shown here in Verne L. Roberts' private flying field. They are, left to right, Cuba Chaney, Charles McKinnie, Earl Reinecke, Verne Roberts, Oscar Engebretson, and George Buttles. Earl Reinecke and Verne Roberts owned the first plane in Fargo 13