Victory Field Flight Training School - Yearbook (Vernon, TX)

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1 ,, 5 f I 6 I Ally F NGAR f fall f WfWf 'YQ v It J f UNSAID SAYINGS FLAPS-What a bird does when it flies. MAGNETO-A little doodad that is parked at 45 degrees to check. TRAFFIC PATTERN-That which the check rides says you never entered. PARACHUTES-Two shots. LINK TRAINER-S. N. A. F. U. PITCH-No explanation needed. CANTEEN-A young can. CADET HONOR-The reason you can only take one bottle of milk. CADET GIGOLO-One who doesn't want the girls in town to think he's married. YAW-It means you're getting tired. LAZY EIGHT-A squad of upper classmen. CADET COLONEL-The first guy in mess line. YANKEE-A Northerner in Texas on Foreign Duty. I ELEVATOR-Aicontraption which people ride on, to the second floor. DIVE-A small, smoky room. Very easy to fall into, but hard to recover from. MAXIMUM RANGE-A big stove. ULTIMATE LOAD-Amount of alcohol a cadet can consume before his axis starts to rotate. TAPS-That which comes 5 minutes before reveille. SUPERCHARGER-A Vernon bootlegger. TRAILING EDGE-That part of a cadet that enters the barracks last. - AILERON-Those people from foreign countries. INSTRUCTOR-Superfluous equipment in P. T.'s. X SNAP ROLL-That which you eat for breakfast which bites back. N S. M. I.-Just one of those things. Q N TAIL-The very end. f s as Q AN EAGER DODO'S PRAYER QQ , J, .. And give me a ceiling high Give me a man who s willing to crank Give me a plane with a full gas tank 0 And I'II roar me a path to the skyi . 1 ' 'K X O X Fx O fe M ' A