Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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n REVEILLE T D TAPS

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A .:.» •! »!•••• .»J haaan at taa Un ' rifton W»«t»art» Airport |Wt.| W.«..»(, flyi.f C.«.i. t ' 4 i ai »iiw% i la ««a H a MM ai a r ' a-at . » Bald AVIATION FLIGHT TRAINING GROUP Aviation Wentworth pertk- ' peted Jn the F«|» ' i»l Aeronaufm Adrnlnritratto Civilian Pilot Training Program Irotn itt inception if iW through the cronge to C. A. K W»t Training Service until Jun» 1943. n e«t til but K out o ' csllegei •id univenitltn throughout tha country were eliminated due o curtallmmt of (hii lypa of (raining. However. Mia academy adrmniitTetiori beiievlng aviatior, training to ba very important now end in the future ' o the youth of tne nation recused permiuSon from F. A. A. cfflc ' eli to continue fligh ' faming ot 8 Civilian been and at tha aipenta of the trainee. Warfworfti openfei In wniunthba with the Earl Heina B ing Service at •he aiington Airport a. a certified flying ichool f ulU approved by tha F.A.A. Tha flight trah ' ng program, including ground ichool far urpaitm thai minimum roauiremenfi tat forth by the Fedaral Aeronautic! Adminhfration qualifying cadarti for Private and Ccmmerc-al Pttot Certificate!. It eoratitt ol Initruerion n both due ' and tc»o flight ' m« The recordi of the graduate of tha Wentworth Fl-git Training are out ' itandir.q. During the war the graduate! of thlt training program fougnt an •vary front w er Arnenceni were In combat

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A DAY i w i: T VV II II T II Ikl O TWO aavi at Wentwortri ere quite the tame, for a widely ' ar.ed program of schol- nitic. military, athletic and other ec+ivities i» used to keep the interest of the cadets at high pitcn and their appetites for learning well whetted. Furthermore, no two students have quite the seme duties tc perform throughout any given day. There is. however, a defmra routine that afl cadet follow each day. It is used to instill perfect regularity and promptness in attendance upon all duties prescribed for one and all cadets alike. While It requires some adjustments for new students to become accustomed to tfiis rou tine, any si ' lqht hint of monotony is soon lost in the kaleidoscopic whirl of the school year To give oarents and others a better insight, the following pages have been used to set forth pictorially, the day ' s activities from Reveille to Taps, of a typical Wentworth boy whom we will designate as Cadet Harlan. TIm akhma m tMa aacttoa mnm lata mini r Mawa«a» • « that MnM Ma at WatHHt af twin »Wt ara Hill llaaat, TWa ara ralalawi bataaaa •« ma. a af Hra taaati ahawa n iJ In taa Armail Fnftti al taalr txunhy anat M oil illuil ' ata Hia • af maliary tftlnin , aa r c. I -aa -k.Ta it Waataal . ' :•:« Id im ajart a aa a af military praaataa t aa i a ta bafatalwf Ucraav mo ' , ..iH.nl t r Ika ahanoir.} »«Hd litualla Ilia trainaao, llluatrat»rl in tKfaj pictara aeitics Kai a ipaclal t ' oalficana Thafa ha.a aaa aarna aaifatffn ahaaaaa ai mtj hm taaa , lalarrlnf U ill. aaafiaa an Waa+»ofta ualfaran.