Tail Spin Club
The Tail Spin Club appears to be a short lived, air-minded Hollywood group. Headed by Ruth Nichols, Teddy Kenyon, Betty Gillies, and Margo Tanner, it existed for the purpose of promoting aviation.
The Tail Spin Club appears to be a short lived, air-minded Hollywood group. Headed by Ruth Nichols, Teddy Kenyon, Betty Gillies, and Margo Tanner, it existed for the purpose of promoting aviation.
Cloyd and Audrey Artman pioneered gliding in Oroville, Washington. As a high school senior, in 1932, Cloyd constructed his own craft with the help his manual arts teacher. The 175-pound glider was named The Golden Dawn. Cloyd rigged it to his teacher’s car. With enough speed down the baseball field, the glider climbed more than 300 feet.