Castle Heights Military Academy - Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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AVIATION AT IITIGIITS IIUASTLE HEIGHTS MILITARY ACADEMY is the home of the Tiger Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, a flying organization under the Army Air Corps. As such we have material and supplies available for training the cadets beyond the facility of any other schools in our area. Open to all cadets, this squadron now numbers 45 senior and 33 junior members. Two Link Trainers were received by the local group in the school year 1946-7, and they are now installed in the large aviation classroom in the basement of the gym and flying daily. With these training airplanes complete instrument panel and radio training equipment are included. Many of the cadets are already adept at radio and instrument flying under Link conditions, and many others are qualihed to operate the radio and communications equipment. A large library on flying is maintained here in the aviation classroom as well as in the general Rutherford Parks Library. This includes manuals and releases of the latest data on air- craft as it becomes available from the military services. From Civil Air Patrol headquarters in Nashville come our releases of the latest training films, bulletins, textbooks, and other aviation material as fast as the Army and Navy educational services pass it on. High point of the year was the visit to the school of Colonel

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l Q .ff g tg- . Boys who are thus splendidly equipped go forth ready to conquer the grave emergencies of life. You need notig. lu aslc whether they will make a success. They can com- mand it, dominate it, win it in practically every instance. Mens :ana in corpore sane -a sound mind in a sound body-has been frequently quoted. It represents a momentous truth that many people fail to recognize. Parents who encourage their boys to give their entire attention to mental development fail to recognize the grave need of a splendid physical foundation, and they are building their boy's career on shifting sands. 55 Square shoulders-vital physical characteristics-are the essential requirements of our students, and those who come to us without these much needed character- istics will receive the attention necessary to properly develop them. Every boy will some day be a man, and it should be his one ambition to be a strong man-strong in mind and body. With such a physical equipment as a be- ginning, he should be able to reach this highest possible development mentally, morally and spiritually. -BERNARR MACFADDEN. TYPICAL MENUS BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Grapefruit Baked Chicken Dressing Giblet Gravy Chili Crackers Cereal Creamed Potatoes Cheese Link Sausage Eggs Cauliflower Cranberry Jelly - Toast-Jelly Pineapple-Cheese Salad Potato Chips Butter Rolls-Butter Bread Deserves Milk Coffee Ice Cream-Cookies D0UglU1UfS Milk MONDAY, NOVEMBER IO. l952 BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Bananas Cereal Fresh Corn Buttered Potatoes Steak ' GNIVY Bacon-Eggs Fresh Green Beans Ffenih Pgflgdpputatoes Toast Preserves Sliced Tomatoes 1? if Sakfgs Milk Coffee Baked Apples Hot lxiscuits.-Syrup Butter Cake Sauce Milk Butter TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ll, l952 BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Juice Stuffed Peppers Beef Roast Gravy Oalmeal Candied Sweet Potatoes . Ketchup E I. h Bacon Hot Cakes Fresh Limas Rlce Fruit Salad H215 Peas S Coffee ymp Milk I-CIIUCC-'TOYIIKYO Salad Homemade Rolls Butter Butter Lemon Pie Milk-Honey 57

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