Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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ACA0BM1C STAFF AND FACULTY FOR 1818kS8-4X NTINtJRD JDtEUT. C. B. W ' AUDl£LL. Instructor Odem CoUes«. HiawBri VniMtsity. Imrtmetor Wwitwortli MiiitHy Aa imr iMt yMTK. LiKUT. H. E. WHAur, IL Inatraetor HOkdalt CoU«». HUlaiUa. Mich. MichiBU Sut Nonml CaOtgt. Athtotk IMmtar lii«tM. luteocMr WMputb MStlWty A«iiMtoar afMt Li£UT. GGOKGfi Uix Caloweu Instntctor ' Warrenrinuv KomuiL At Wantwortb MiUtitnr AaOamr ainet Afvll» Jtt?! liORnP. J. IL RoiraBMOHT, Principal Grammar School Wamnabarv NvrawL Univ«r ity of Itisaouri. Thre« ]rwn SupariataiidaBt OMUiate WmtwMtfc JKttttwgf «l iii y. tMlknl iMReir Md LiKOT. BQfJAMiM Harrison. A. B. UnivBraity of IllinoU. M«mlm- Phi B«U Kappa honorary ftat it atflt ' . laakroeWr Wcntwntk lUUtaiy AciMnjr iiae Fatarwuy. Jjoan. J. L. Salmon, A. B. Central Cnivrreity of Kentucky. tTstMlrftrff fW MII r Thm-MW» t ll i ( to l | »l r Millarabnrg Military Inttitiita. Grwlula WcntwMth MiUtuy Andany. TaatiMri OllMr. and ttiii4r Hall At Wtntwrth Mffitiiqr Aoadamy ona yaw.

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ACAUEMir. STAFF AND PAC17I.TY FOR CAi . F. A. Day. B. U., CunuaunJiug Ulticer Juniur Barriicks WsacnabarK Stst HmmL lUfenutHr W ' Mitinwtk lUHttty :G k4 !W OtKMpMl A. a. Assistant Principid MiMOttri Valhv CoUi«B. Onjhnnltgr of Mtamui Uniwrity of C«)onuto. Flti yaM Principal Wotam 8Miii«u]r«. AiU«9 Kn. Six ywca Principal H4| 8A9»I» IjaitiiiStBd BCa HManit Ibn. AUBHNOM S. Smrir ' Imtmctor VUmo Put»l .r riiil.. Uveimr, Ua» ( i | li|M J year UntnU CoUlM Uuy Academy. LoEOT. H. F. Smith, A. Xnatnietor Univerrity of Wiaeoiuia. iBttractor Kaawatlit Aeadamjr four yeart. iMtroetor riiiiil ■! wnilaij aiiil Tila»al AtaOitiif wiaj r laatmMlar WaoMMrtfe llflf Itery Aea4anqr OBO jram M«0T.Wr|i HQl9OM,A. B.. Inatroctor Soatlierii Univcnity, Qranabora, Ala., 1919. Aaaiitaat In Sugiiah, SoMhara Vnh wtHtf, U114-U1S. Proteaar of Bai , aeanitt.llankviaa CaUaga, Morria- t Mo« ttU lMT, tuM iilliir ■ Wmtm f IBWiwy A aa jipy jwayiafc- ham. h, K WlntonvX B„ Blitructor Vnivaratty a Miaaoii ' l. Inatnetor WantworUi ItlUtafy Atm4my tlurca yaan, lEtiOT. LODis HnNAotT, S. B. ill Bd IiiiianMtor University of Misaouri Inatnetor taUiilvaraity High SduMl, OahutUa, Ma. Uh rtnprter Wawtworth Milttary M jl M i aiao ;

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Ai ttiitod on another pige of this catalog, Xsxibgton is am of the oldest dties in eentrm! MiR«)uri. Iti foundfln were men f . .ici. rii artistic instinct, and an a n?.mi!t they have left us a city of lovely hoines, on wide avenues bordered with stately trees. Numerous fine examples of the French Colonial type of archi- tecture have withstood not only tba ravages of tine but the attempts of th« later-day ar- (diiteet to brinK them up-to-date . As a result there are many beautiful old uansions in I xin(rton that ore b«inR closely duplicated today in the more t If vr ' i ri -iripnop dirtricts of the larger eitieB. Id nuwt eases tbene dwell- fngs were set back well from the road, afford- ing rnai?iiificent tawi» with the hcuse seen through shaded vistas. TWo such places close to tiie Academy have lately been acquired and ar ' ■i« ' H now as dom-iiT ' in ' ' ;. They have been named I he White Huust and fied House respectively. They are perfect types of the Colonial himie of early forties, and stand today stauaeh testimonials to the honest thor oughneiw of their buildem. They add atMltfier touch of lii minri tn the AciiHcmv STUDENT HOMES