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Alma Velut
Class of 44-4
Alta Corbett
Roll 54
Class of 43-4
Class of 43-4
Alyce Stevens
Class of 44-4
"What's that for, kids?"
"What's that for, kids?"
Anabel L. Earp
Class of 44-4
Andrea C. Shaw
Class of 43-8
Anita Bronken
Class of 44-9
"Oh crumb."
"Oh crumb."
Anita Paul
Class of 44-6
"I always smoke a Camel after_"
"I always smoke a Camel after_"
Ann "Rooney" Atkeison
Class of 44-10
"Say, wouldn't that be a riot?"
"Say, wouldn't that be a riot?"
Ann Baumartner
Class of 43-5
First woman to fly a jet plane
First woman to fly a jet plane
Ann Baumgartner
Class of 43-5
First woman to fly jet plane
First woman to fly jet plane
Ann Berry
Class of 44-2
"Eh gad-"
"Eh gad-"
Ann C. Brennan
Roll 53, Deceased
Class of 43-4
Class of 43-4
Ann Cawley
Class of 44-7
... "Yes, I know!"
... "Yes, I know!"
Ann Craft
Class of 44-2
"Utterly exhausted-I'm God's worst flyer"
"Utterly exhausted-I'm God's worst flyer"
Ann Criswell
Roll 64
Class of 43-6
Class of 43-6
Ann G. Griffin
Class of 44-9
"Wiggle ze hips"
"Wiggle ze hips"
Ann Gift Tucker
Class of 44-4
"O.D. Office Immediately."
"O.D. Office Immediately."
Ann Johnson
Roll 47
Class of 43-1
Class of 43-1
Ann Kenyon
Ann Kenyon is shown in her Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) uniform.
Ann Kenyon
Ann Kenyon, member of the Women Airforce Services Pilot (WASP), in uniform.
Ann Kenyon
Ann Keynon wearing a Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) uniform.
Ann Kenyon at a Military Camp
Ann Kenyon poses for a picture in her Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) flight gear.
Ann Kenyon in a Flight Jacket
Ann Kenyon wearing a leather flight jacket.
Ann Kenyon in a Military Cafeteria
Ann Kenyon, a member of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP), is seen talking to her commanding officer in a military cafeteria at Camp Hood, Texas.
Ann Kenyon on an Airplane Wing
Ann Kenyon, a Women Airforce Service Pilot (WASP), kneels on an airplane wing.