Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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cut REVEILLE TO TAPS

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A «i» ., ' c i-.i mi Kan« t it In tn W.nt»»rtn Alteon, Ifab.j V« OT t.«r H,ina C l«» —4 •» twt ll M •(•«•■» IW 1» rJ«,i t». Ml AVIATION FLIGHT TRAINING GROUP Aviation Walworth per1lel|ten»d ,n Federal Aetineutlct Adntinivttatlon Ovltiea Pilot Training fVaqrem (ton iti inception In 1939 thrpuqh the charge to C. A, A Wif Training Service unt.l June 1943, when ell but 80 Out of 715 college, end univnnifiei mronql-our the country »vi elimneted due T o curtailment ol ttm type of ♦Mining. However. Hit academy »dmini«»ret ' ci, believing eviction training to be very important new and in trie (jtjrfi to the youth of the nation (•cured permiuicn ftcin F. A. A. offkieh to continue flight training, oo a civilian biriit and at tne «»n«n» of the trainaa Wanrwortfi operate h cori|uncJicn with tto Eail Ha.nai Flyinc} Servica at tne Leirngton Airport ot a certified flying icnool fully oppruwd by tra F.AA Tt-a flight training program, indnslK} ground «ehnol. »er turpeuet tna »n|ni«nurr requitementi tat forth by ' ha Federal Atnoniutia Adrninhrtretion qualifying tadah for Private and Commercial Pilot Cartif.eata . It ccm ' i»( of inrtruc+ion in bom duel and »olo flight thna The record i o ' graduate ol the Wenfwcrm, fHig-il Tfe.nmg are nut- (tending. During the war the gtaduete of thii training prooram ' ought on nvary front wWe Americam wane in combat.

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ADA Y I T WE i TW OBI H 1 1 O TWO days at Wentworfh are quite (he tame, for a widely varied program of schol est c, military, athletic and other activities ii used to keep the interest of the cadets at high pitch and their appetite for learning well whetted. FurhSermcre. no two studenh have quite the same duties tc Derfotn throughout any qiven day. There is. however, a definite routine that all cadets follow each day. It is used to instill perfect regularity and promptness In attendance upon all duties prescribed for one end all cadets a-ike. While it requires some adjustments for new students to become accustomed to this rou tine, any »fight hint of monotony is soon lost in the kaleidoscopic whirl of the school year. To give parents and others a better insight, the following pages have been used to set forth, plctorialfy. the day ' s oc+ivitiej from ReveiBe to Taps, of a typical Wentworth boy whom we will designate as Cadet Harlan. Tim ptetWM In ••rt.cn lattn m«» ' «I r « f1 H«i».f iinr -K.y Muttoni l,t. .1 WMtHmrti »tJ«r •» a» Mill ' W, TK | rt Skhh »» man, •( 1km taoWh ifc eff Mrwrf m Ifca AnwJ ? « ! •! tnalr cauntry h i la »»4 llWnfi tt» vatva « miliiarr traMae; « rtolrad »WW It W.nfwurtn. Slxca ta Impartaaca «t mflMarY ptapatWaaii n Mtoovna win. • «j r aviaW Wy «Va t«i»a a. -aria tl»«a»la« Ik. tfalalaf Sadilit ■» ttlii pictllr IkKh Sw lp«l l fcly»Hw««C» rW r» Vat mm ufirlarm chanfti •» may ba •»• ' W, talarrina; . lacriaa « ' W.«f»«rtt, ..nll.rm.