Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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k«n««r •! Hit twT fltfl A RGSNT AVUTION HieHT TRAINING MQUP AVIATID JV WenhraH)| p riidpiilod In rfie Civil Aoronai Ktj AdrrmU ta»Ion Civilian P3o ' Trainln9 fVoqram fmn i!i lncop»Jon ' n 1939 Hifough tt e changwfoC A. A. A ' nr Training Sc June 19 3. when aU but 60 out of 713 OPU QK cd univvniiiai ' nrouy ou ' tK« counfry wars •Umlnated duB to Oirtallinant of typa of training. Howsvof, he acadamy adminisfrstiM. baTtevinq aviation «rewiflg ia b -Mry ifflpertanl bow and m iha futunt to th youth «i (ha natlofi, Mcured parmiMn rom C A, A. e(tlcl«tl fo COntiaM fflgllt tnriiiint an « Wen«wc ' »h cpcrotai in conjunction witt th L«»Ington Ai ' porl ai « cert f«d flying irtocl fully approvad by tf-e C.AA. T)ia flight training pronrsrr Including grouod fcnool ' ar n- ' pa- ' e; i» rnV rTifln raquirementi e ' c- the civi! aaro vaut ci sdmin-itrat ' On. it contnti of intHuctian ta bath dual »r-a HIght time and ground fchooi co rwi hi ' M lg«tlc», tnit fniltfff, dvll tlr ran »lgn», and operation of alrWBff. The rocordt el the raduete? of the Wantworth Flt9ht Traininq aro ifandinq. Durinq the war the fraduatai. of Ihit traMnj ptt%r«m fougi- - every {rant where Afflor eaai, waft In combat. Mo»« S Uly anj ftflNlly in fV nf iir watch- w«rih in Waiflworth FlifM Tr«lNi» Nwt ana itudanl ' lyar Ka« tuffarad a« i ury Mfwa tka ilaH th« pra- qran ifi 1911. Cap4«)n St«»a Hafhln. «r»uil4 m Ii« I initruifar typarvbTAf • tlw I w— f H — «■! J l f ' -I panonafiiarf liiilntriiM t» ivMiM |i i RW» ' ' Hi h OparatQT £»rl Hain« af d Machanic Jahf Lan iian inifrutt- In9 in aircraft anginai. A (wily a lfiparf ik p aaj luinqai at a iiiaM«iii tf « 4l»a Alpfor .

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A D A Y ■ A T W E N 1 W U R T H 1 G TWO d«ys at W«nlworf)i are quite Hw tame, for o widely varied program of ichol- aific military, athletic artd other activitiei is used to keep the interest of the cadets at tiigh pitch and their appetites for learning well whetted. Furthermore, no two students have quite the same duties to perform throughout any given day. There H, however, a definite routine that all cadets foflow each day. It ii used to instKI perfect regularity and promptness in attendance upon ail duties prescribed for one and all cadets alike. While it roqu-res some adjustments for new students to become accustomed to this rou- tine, any slight hint of monotony is sooo lost in the keletdotcopic whirl of the school year. To give parents and others e better insight, the following pages have been used to set forth, pictorially. the day ' s activities from Reveille to Tops, of a tvpicel Wentworfh boy whom we will designate et Cadet Harlan. TWf ti b»c«uia »B «any •! t4f» ca afi Mf« d U 41m Arm«J rca« mt Hiair eoMfifr a»4 m « Jt llluttvaia a W4 si mtirtant traiiilat •■ •Ka ad mMt al W« i »eHli. iin tha linf ft iwa «l mlM«rf »»»»»»» il aMi li bi nn | HnfMi- a» Hl aat Iff lit c4iaRfinf a fta WHafiaa. ka Ifaiaia Mmttttui ha t baan lema wtifafai tb4« i at n«y ba avta by fHrnaf 1 tfca tacKaa ait Wan war ' h unl1e««a«. ★ ■it: