Maneuver Attempt
A student pilot, who had previously practiced soft field takeoffs with an instructor and was authorized to perform the maneuver solo, initiated a soft field takeoff. The student extended the wing flaps to the customary second notch position and began the takeoff roll.
Takeoff and Loss of Control
During the takeoff roll, the airplane accelerated, and its nose pitched upward. The airplane lifted off the ground in a nose-high attitude. As the airplane climbed out of ground effect, the pitch attitude did not decrease. Subsequently, the airplane yawed to the left, entered an aerodynamic stall, and descended until it impacted the ground, a tree, and a building.
Sequence of Events
The sequence began with a standard soft field takeoff procedure. The nose-high attitude persisted after departure from ground effect, leading to a left yaw and stall. The impact involved multiple obstacles on the ground.