Waco, Texas: Sister Teresa in the  KCTF PBS studio at Baylor with Damon Crump, Joani Livingston, David Cox, Nancy and Deanie Parrish, Mike and Baylor interns.

Waco, TX.  Baylor’s KWBU TV Studio with WASP Ruth Helm, Deanie Parrish and Baylor interns.

Gilmer Texas: Flight of the Phoenix Museum, Deanie with Steve Dean, Baylor alumni and chief AT-6 pilot for the Wings Across America Flyover. The UC78 Door was a gift from Steve painted by artist, R.T. Foster

San Marcos, Texas:  Deanie and  Joe Neemer of Neemer Electric Waco and A-26 Pilot for the Wings Across America Flyover 

Waco, Texas: Deanie with Bill Warren of Warren's Engraving. 

A proud US Vet and a WASP Champion.

Austin, TX.  Michael Bettersworth, 

Army Col. and surivor of the Baatan Death March Al D’Arezzo husband to WASP Kay D’Arezzo, Nancy Parrish 

KWBU PBS Studio at Baylor with Baylor interns,  Natalie Burkholder and Liz Hall, WASP Deanie Parrish and WASP Shutsy Reynolds

Houston, Texa: videographer, Mark Baird,

 Nancy and WASP Sandy Thompson.

Baylor/KWBU Studio with Kappa Singers  (listed below), Nancy & Deanie Parrish

Austin, Texas. Nancy, WASP Millie Davidson Dalrymple, PBS Producer/Director Joani Livingston

Team 1: Baylor Advertising students— part of Wings Across America ’s introduction to public relations and the students introduction to the WASP!

Waco: Wings Across America offices on River St.  Waco Tribune Photographer Rod Aydelotte, repoter, and WASP Codye Gwen Linder

Odessa, Texas:  WASP Ruth Florey

KOCV TV PBS Studio at Odessa College

Team 2, Baylor Advertising Students: 

introducting Wings Across America and the WASP to the public.

Back Cover of the Business School Newletter,

 thanks to the support of Baylor Advertising.

Baylor History Professor Pat Wallace’s class and guest speaker,  WASP Deanie Parrish. Students were assigned to visit our offices and write a report on one WASP.  We set up appointments. They chose their WASP, and listened to the audio interviews.  An exciting example of what is possible when you can hear the story from the WASP who lived it.  Now, thanks to Baylor, those voices can be seen and heard all across the world!