The San Fernando Valley Chapter of The Ninety-Nines (SFV 99s) began on November 19, 1952 as a spin-off from the Los Angeles Chapter. From the original membership of 13 women (listed below), our chapter has grown to 88 members.

	Clara B. Davies		Margaret Standish
	Barbara Dewees		Irma "Babe" Story
	Jean (Parker) Rose		Jeanne L. Strahl
	Anne Rambo		Margaret Stugis
	Elsie Ringer		Kathrine Wagner
	Beatrice "Trixie" Ann Schubert		Belle Young
	Roberta Smith

The SFV Chapter is proud to have three former WASPs* (Women Airforce Service Pilots) in our membership: Mary Lou Neale, Irma "Babe" Story, and Jan Wood. The WASP organization was formed in the early part of World War II and dissolved in 1944.

WASP Jan Wood, flanked by long-time members
Mary Glassman (left) and Paula Sandling (right).

WASP Jan Wood with long-time member and
photographer Lilian Darling Holt.

San Fernando Valley is one of the largest, most active, and most innovative chapters within the global reaches of The Ninety-Nines. With approximately 85 members, the Chapter continually strives to promote aerospace education to school-age children and to the general aviation community.

* More info on WASPs may be found at Wings Across America and Wikipedia.