The PJC-1 built by students of the Pasadena Junior College under the supervision of Mr. Max Harlow, instructor in aviation. It is shown here in flight being tested by Jack Kelly, veteran test pilot. According to Kelly, the plane was smooth in performance and handled easily. Another plane similar in type to the first is now under construction in the Aeronautics Department. Improvements suggested by the tests made on the first plane have been incorporated in building its prototype, the PJC-2.
History is important.
Our view of history shapes the way we view the present. Ancient cultures devoted much time and effort to teaching their children family history, today it is just as important. As gaps are filled, and this sorting process continues, a coherent picture begins to emerge. The past speaks in a voice audible to those who want to hear and to listen attentively.