Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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WKKTWUKTII MILITAUV ACAltKUV. 1« Reading Course. TIm foUowing readiog course will Ix- t i|uirf(l of all stodeilts Booording to the veins nniiu ' d. and written exani- infttions vdW be given upou tlit- books uauicd H6 tucli id I ' ear. v lor Book ' ' „ JlaKthome, • L liild ti lli. iorj- of Kijgluud ' Dickeai, FB|iy Tsles ' „ .,.„ — .. xtorwii « TBles of fiUtftkMpettte .......... OSkoi. md JKuv £am6. 8«eomi Tear» ••.V )i» FttbleB .JHflft „...„ jy op. • ' Life or Franklin IVton. • ' Thf Roy ' s Kltjf; Arthur — ...m.. ...... . Lanter. StorlcM ol the OW Worid -«. - , CAimoA. •■I.:iil.v of tlic I.nkc -j , Jlpott. ••Skt ' fh HiH.k — .....wA ' VfNf. • Tw ii e Told Tttlea ' ™. . . . — Stvwthone. View of Wakefield — £foMsMftA. Fourth Jeor. •• Viirn n HastU .. . . - — - Maeaulaf, •Pfudi ' Duid .Mt.,;„.., . .. — Thacktrag »Llle of AJcfxander Hanllton 1Um1« mimiilmu Iv« ay on Lord Bacon ...,,, .w Chllde Harold ' s PUjpltDage „„ j roa. I II. .!l 1 1,- lr:.(!i»ar ' Geonif Eliot.

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18 Text Bfxks. Ekuliiiu.— HoQoffej-a r: w. iHtcr High 8v)u» lii ' iinn- an ' ; M.-iiirvN rjpo raphfi ' H: Kttd and Kt-Iloyij ' s Kn}:li. li ;iaiiitiiar; Clifsks lor Lliildrt ' n; bwinlou i ADal)si!-; CUluuutieu ei t ' oiuputiitiuu; Kelloj ' i Rhetoric Hathbmatics.— Bay g Slementair Aritlmietlc; WhftB ' s Complete liithmetio; Baraef Advanced Arithmetic; Wetttwortfa s Alfdira Geometty and Trtgonometiy ; DaTies ' Svneying. Latis.— Harkne s ' t} lutroductor} Latin Book, Gnmmar. Reader, ' in;i( -iUion and r Mirs - in ( ' :i ,.iar. Snlttittt and Cioero; Chaae and tSliiai f ' -; Chittjsfcal S Tifs: llar|M r ' s I.rxicnn. liUF.KK. -Wliitc ' s First Ltuisoni i in (ireelc: Goodwin B Oraintimr and Atiabani ; Jones Compoaition; Anthor ' a Memorabilia; Seymour ' s Homor; Uddell iad Scott ' s LexioOa. Onuuv.— Joyne»-Helnner ' ' s Grammar and Sxercfaws; Joynet Beader; Selections from Oaadoa. Fhekoh.— Keetela ' Grammar and Beader, Laaiartiiie, Vottabe, Hvgo, Kolttre and Baofaie, Xzerdaes. Sham. ' «ii.— Monsanto ami T.ani;ii lliiT ' i4 Grammar; Lebvode Leo- tnra No. i. La Famiiia dt- Alv«Tedo, La Independenoia. llHToKV. (Joorlrich ' s History of thf ' Wtiflil : Si dddcrV TTiftory oftlie Uuitvd btattfs; Tbalbcimer ' « £nj(liah liii too ' ; Meyer ' s General llistory. SciEXCE. — Gaj{i ' ' fi N atural I ' liiloj-uphy ; Steele ' s t. liumi« tr) ; Batobiaaon ' a Physiology; Maiuy « PhjriiQftl Geography; Bmt ' a SdefiooPrimr. CoMM¥RciAL.— Roobester BnaiiieBt Unlrerd Book-Keeplsg; canton ' s Commercial Law; fiatnea ' Arithm . Mi. Ki. LAN KOiT.H.— Steele ' s Oiiilin.-i of Bihle Study; V. S. Artil- lery, Cavalry and Infantry- Mrill Uc:.nilaii(ms ; Kf-nnonV Manual of Guard Duty; Muruur ' s An ol War; Wiullirop ' s Military Law.

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WKNTWUUrU MILITAUY ACADKHV. Lecture Cour . Two yean ago the sohools of Lexmgton aaited in the establishment of a leotore course diioh should be enter- taining and at the same time instructive. The cost to students of a season ticket to five lectures ia one dollar. The course for 1893 baa not yet been made out, but it is our intention to make it equal if not superior to any we have yet given. The«e lectures have heretofore been given by such men as W. M. R. French, W. H. Sherwood, Frank Beard, H. Stanley Benton, Robert Nourse, Bobt. J. Burdette, Geo. B. Wendling, and others of equal merit. illiislc. ( )ii :n c(tuul of the miK iial talent lu ruiiiiihited litTt? hv our tUi ' vv -()lli ' ir( ' s for yoiinir laillc-;. uf ran (iflVi- to onr patrous iiiiusiial ailvaiil!ii;e in l« tli instninieuliil ami vorai music Inst ruction w ill he i ivcn in ociil ruiisir also on the violin, j|.uilUu:i uiaju Uyiiu and piauo, by accumpiibUed leacbtTfl, Elociftlon and Oratory. The Superintendeut believes he cannot pluce too much stress upon the importnufe of this very practical feature of education. No matter wliat career a boy may choose, this study cannot fail to be beneficial. It is designed to teach the subject, both as a science and an art, according to the elements and principles of expressiott as teveal to us in nature by the Divine Crea-