In 1932, Wyandotte High School built the prototype Pup (NX12546) as a shop class project, the first one ever designed and built in a public high school. Desiged by Noel Hockaday and Guy Poyerand costing around $1,800, the Pup first flew on 18 August 1932.

 

A single place, high wing monoplane, two or three were built, the last one sold to Porterfield Aircraft and introduced at the 1935 Detroit Air Show as Porterfield Flyabout with a 70hp LeBlond engine.

 

Engine: 40hp Aeromarine AR-3

Wingspan: 32'0"

Length: 21'0"

Useful load: 425 lb

Max speed: 100 mph

Cruise speed: 80 mph

Stall: 33 mph

Seats: 1