Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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A cadet who receives only A ' for a period of five wee ' nji ulluwed freedom of HniitB «ver ' afternoun during tlie succeeding grade period and wean a silver bar stamped with the woni Scholar. Ono who receiver three A ' 8 jund one 11 is allowed freedom of limlta m Thimiattt. ait b m9 kM vbnmcetNur. I be accepted as eoanting for graduation. Every c«det is expeeteil to writt? to his I parents once a week and hii$ letterti are ex- I pected to show a gradual improvement. Ill casf hf fails to write r ' KiilMi ' l r i i . not , show the C ' xpeclcti improvenu ' iit liis liarL-nta should notify the Academy. Cadets who have «ieven units are filaasified •TKL ' MPCTtK STAfK Left to right: StiUinger, Hare, Stridiland (Muaging Editor). Hiil, Crenncll. lUiidalpii, In special case.s a student may Ik? credited for private worl (imie iiiuler a fin ulty offi- iftx, but not more ttian one unit m made will a» SeniofH; those who have eiKhl. as Juniors; those who have four, ns Sophomores; those wb have mm ttl n four,, as Freshmen.

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W£l T WORTH MIMT At MCA mMi FiHST Year Asricultore or Mjinual Tniining ' Ancient History l.sl Kiitflish Scxx ND Yeas ;lffldiaeval and iiedern Histoid ' 2d Eiitrli-ih CIjuk ' Crt ' dmfitry l»t Spanish 1st Fnoicli, or I NOTES ON COURSE OF STUDfT , The -««r is divided into two terms of four I Und one-luiir months onch. Al the close of each term t-xaminationa ure given in all 8ub- Each cadet is required to luve four daily recitations, unless there Is a special reason for M« haviac « 1b« or • «viili«r wudbeiti A limn !• il- I ' ALlLTV O HCtiliJ -SlSIMniig: Snyder, Purditt, lilU«r, Slnaber. Gniotiwe. Third Ybak ItDgliidi and HiBfory 2d Algebra (Ist teirm) Solid Geometry (2d term) Stenography 2d Spanish 2d French, or 9A kammt FouKTU Yeas iiiiimorcial Geog- raphy (Ist term) Aniericau Govemmoit (2d term) 4th English Advanced ArithroitiiC Bookkeeping In that case pcrmisstal miMl ba. bbte Md from the Principal. Grades are made by letters. A means fxcelltint : B. good; ( ' . satisfactory ; D, inferior; E, poor. The grade of C is passing. Repent aw sent to {Mri itts «v«r7 ftve weeks. Students who are doing unsatfsfaetory work are required to stud in thi- chapel, nndex the supvrvi.sion of a teacher, during .thitr vacant periods in the day and frn = 7:10 to 8:40 in tha evvfiiai

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16 WIXTWORTH MILITARY ACADKMV Tiu- Acsderay recummends that the elucicnl con- Si-: i Nl YCAK. A Kvlew m i; uith tinm- a-i fur ii« ponHjliIo th - lin)y iif any xubjwt n|ir -.ii atl. ' ritiori to t ' luipiKificilttiiii ■ ! i . n . , A which he hii- ' licjfiiii. kh hI Urnnvlrtlijc nt u fpw cunl imiftHun iif work In cumpof |li n lu ii l ug of robj»i?tt is t flt«r Lhan a tliKht knuwledga at muxy i ' tl-ji, ' • rnninin, Mirrlumi i imt, SiUu ■ SiSSitl Mar: -i. .t) ' ,;iMiii {rum Br wnin|{, Krnilworlh, ErfGUSH CvfftrfitUl, Dvmrtfd Vil ' age, and other wurkii EiiKHth U Kcocniz«d u » fundaimntal sobjecfc by m«mbcrK .f the clogs. Texts: H«rrick Th» itudy of h contlniiM ikrauKhoat the four years Ouimt ' t AW t ii p.»rifi.i . (iwrf « r«f»rfe. 8iuid Mid the eorrtiet um of tha lanffuaim l» expwjUrf In »tek bJ ftieon ' a ijrA .SrAw Il ' r.rrf Book. fvery department. An adequate knowtedge of Ttos Ybar. Writing of more extended tiiesnM. Gniclish Onimmar, ability to write correctly and i Study of unity, coherence, and emphasis In the a«i- . ' •ffectively, and a familiarity with the works of the i Uncf, the pkraxraph, and tho whcrfe eorapontian. HhhH American an EngUak avtlMxa la «x|MetMi of 0«rMi ral at dy af Anmkm Uumtow. RM biir every Kradnatiii. T hwoRhoot the ftwir yrnr rejru- ' of juHun fH mr. Xrtftirf trvif CnmjtmwitUrH, Ttllie» i V IB rrfn-lil II Qiumr or TufNa PtMma iikI pijpulnr H|Kirtii nt Wriilwurlli. l n i ajinn lli- thrc- ciiurte wetv In 1 li iir» ami tbt rf vifTn ril ' iy-t« ' ii imrtii-iiiantfi in ttii- pr. ' iiniiniirj ' loumsnn-nt. I.ir ihriiif ar»? it ' |iii I III and frec|u nt iiiiLing U-nU III. •{ ■ ' iv Thi reiiding ia based upon the rocom- mendutionii t N ' ulninul runfi-ii-iin ' nn College Entmnee Re |uiit-iu iiits in Kni li-ili FlRKT Yeah. A complete t -:u-,s nf Klcmenlury Urammar, exereiaea In pum i i. rupi niiiiitinii, and »entence atrueture. Onginui , nipii iii ' .n. i t-ul and written. Beading of QurnUn Ihiruiud, Hiinr of the Aorinil Marintr, I ' V o i ol Sir l.n ' i n il, Itiiul, At i ' oii Likf II, TrruBttre Itlavil, ' n vi. II ■■•k, Taualru-uml To r«. Old Tentomriil St- ' - l. ' ' ' • Iht Mohii-niiK. MemorfaHltion of 5i ' k-:li..n Vt v( study of the lives of the authorit of cliuiiicH read. Texts: St:att and Denncy ' s Elrmtntar BtglUh iptmpotUion,. mdwiek and B»«ai)i ' s tii$k SelfOgl of SItrfiji lliill- ' ir. Rip Vow lyiaklr, mloliiiiis fnira foe ' s pioRt; .ind piwlry, Mflectlonn Trom Mi linv!t, 7 « ! ■ • T ' l,l Ttilr, . I ' rnnlilin ' a Aulobiojfraphy, »4 ' lrftli nn from Lincoln, (Ircj rm Trnil. Text. : IImivc -= Anirrlraii l.ilrraturr, HrrricW and Damon ' s .V(»r ( V ri j» . fii ii nvil HhfloTie, .Sanilwivk and Bucon s ., ' ' ' .s. ' . m( S „,,I F(H. ' «TH VXAlt. KfVi ' A Iif lii.irnriuir riimi|ilt-s of Btymoloicy. The vm:-.i1!,: a. ' ,4.K tin m, . im-.Ii special attention to vmulnil.t r uinl ih ' uifh ' , ilcvel- opment. Oral ilcbatc llihtury of Etitlirh Litef- uturc, OetaiUd atudy of Mnrheih, L ' AIhgro. It Vriitirruio, Comiut, Carlyle ' i Kmrng on Burn,, Web- ster ' s Firti Bmtk T Hill Orttlim, Waahington ' s Fans- iiftU Addrim. RMdiac of £|es4mV (in tnuiatatloo),