Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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c cHEVEILLE TO TAPS

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AV I AT I 0 IM Wantworth parftupatad tn the CM Aeren«ut ci Admtniittstlon Crvllion Pilot Tralnutg Pteqram frgm th inception in I W through th» change to C. A- A, War Traintnq Swvito unt.l Jun , 1943, whan all hu» 80 ojt of ' ij collagei and univenltiai throughoirf Hie courr ' Ty wsre e ' I -n )te,2 J.jr tn cjriaiimBnt of tfir, fypo al rrot ! rg However t 6 i f:- ' i: -i, - ; i f . , f r; . viofioill tfa.ping to ba vary important now and m tna future lo llie you ' h of fht natiotl. MKurad parm ilen from C. A. A. M th to conffnu flighi (tvlntiija • Wanlwerth oparalei in cea unetion t ' ith the Laainqton Airport as - ed flying ichool fully appiovad by fh CA.A. The flight training pfc tncluding groiind diael. fat uirpaitet th minimum raquFramanti sat fc tha ovil aaronautics adminitlration. It coniitfi of inttrgction in both dual ar Wght t h wa end grauad chad Muna In a«wl9aKo)u envlwrolegy, d«0 «ir rr itoM, and operaften ef aircmfti TKe rMordt o; the qrftdjflfes of ' he Wenlnrerth fiiqhl Training e c t andta Qiinog fhe war lha g(radu)il«» «f |lv« training program icwr

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AT WE T WORTH Ik I O TWO days at W«ntwortti ore quit th« Mme, (or a widely varisd program of (chol- astic. military, athlfltic and otKtr activitiat it usad to lieap tfia lntar«st of tha cad«t» ot high pitch and tHelr appetite for learning well whetted. Furthermore, no two itudent have quite the teme duties to perform throughout any given day. There ii, however, a definite routine that afl cadets follow each day. It ' n uted to initill perfect reqularitv and promptneu in attendance upon all duties prescribed for one end all cadets alike. While it requires lome adjustmentj for new student to become accustomed to thij rou- tine, any flight hint of monotony i» toon lost in the kaieidcscopic whir) of the ichoo year. To give parenti and othori a better inttght. the following paget have been used to tet forth, pic+oriafly, the day ' i activities from Reveille to Taps, of a typical Wen+wprth boy whom we will deilqnate at Cadet Harlan. l tm Itiif lllui«ral tilm l) W«l ' »«1 • tdtf. I lf v llill tmtt , Tltay •«4«UttW b«MM msnt Hm zmM tloi » r wi ' in rlw AfUMd hrcn ol t lr CMMt and m nil nbatrtta •! • TWn b««fl wm ••ilfonn chan9n « fntf b im fev rvlvrriftf ♦11 1«« lacilon « W»»twonh •nltenm.