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Flying is not just

Brian Adams
CM Lynn Alexander
00 Allen Mitchell for the birds only
George Amen
Jay Anderson 8 we go into the wild blue yon-
^ d e r , ” or it would seem for Car­
olyn Jensen. Carolyn flies planes.
“ It’s really different from anything
c o Brian Armstrong else; I just can’t describe it,” Caro­
Douglas Aupperle
<DMatt Ballard lyn said.
Timothy Balz Carolyn started flying at age ten
O Stanley Barber with her dad. Af first, a scared Caro­
lyn just rode with her dad, but at 14
E she took over the controls.

“ I plan to fly and own my own
o Kathy Barraclough plane in the future,” she said.
Robert Barry
Pamela Bauer The future for Carolyn may not be
Cindy Bell far off; she planned to get her flying
QJ license in February.
Richard Bellus
According to Carolyn she has to
O take a written test, then fly and land

lo Jeffery Belmont the plane by herself.
Lyn Bemis For Carolyn’s sake this landing
Susan Bentley will hopefully be better than her first.
Susan Bettger “The first time I landed, I tipped
Bidushi Bhattacharya
the plane and rolled off the runway. I
CO did it wrong,” Carolyn said.
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Julie Blair
Raymond Boinske
Young pilot Carolyn Jensen works on her macrame in 7th
O Cheryl Bone hour textile design class.
E Jack Brawn
Thomas Brennan
o
Nicole Brink
Kimberly Bruns
Melissa Buck
Jon Bucklin
o Kenneth Bukowski
Rachelle Bumann
Laura Burianek
LO Kurt Burkhalter

Mary Lyn Cabral
Glenn Carlson
Sheryl Carlson
Lisa Caskey
Rebbecca Caskey
Tina Castelnovo
Kelvin Chamberlain
Cheryl Charboneau

Randy Cherek
Kim Chleboun
Sheila Christ
Kenneth Christiansen
Robert Clark
Lori Cline
Micheal Cline
Patricia Cogswell

Leroy Cook
Kevin Coppersmith
Barry Couch
Tricia Courtwright
Steven Cullen
Chris Davis
Scott Delanie
Chris Dellamano