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The Stars at Noon by Jacqueline Cochran Jacqueline Cochran said that her life’s story “went from sawdust to stardust,” a reference to a transition from an impoverished childhood in the sawmill camps of the South to a celebrated career as a trailblazer in the wild blue yonder. From the outset, her drive and determination come …
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