Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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and i. )en. under the supervision of qu«ti- The Laboratories fied lil ' c savers, during «U recrefttion hoora. The equipment of the laboratories at Went- Wentworth stad«nts have the «dvant«ge of worth Uilitaiy Academy has been earefutly

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tyr ' !n ' ifl iV ' vcr. i n( U)e iti( si prevalent diseases in community life, it i§ mtet ' esiinx to note that since these requirements have liotMt mot llirr - has ) (H n n».«;U0 .Of eith diseatvti at tJie Acadimy. The Hotpital The Hospital is located one-half block from the .AciKleriiy. a (fistiiiice whi li iDiiM ' tiiiTil- ly clpM »nd i t the siiqte time enough the most thcroutriiiy cgttl{i| h«iB| tt»b of its in the .stutf. Trained Nunc The hospital is under the caro tv m Kiad- uate nurses who are employed by the Acad- emy and whose services are always availaUe for thoM who may need their attentiont Swiratnmff Pools Adjoining West Barraclj;s is an outdoor Main Ward away to ifiolali.- compk-lcly any iiasv ot con- tagious or infectious dis4;8.sc. It [» a nine room building and is completely equipped for file handling of any case of illness whidi inight arisi . TIkh- mc iwenty-fivo l ed.s in the hospital, eight of them in the large ward and others in the smaller rooms. Contagious diaeasefi act ' pioniiitly plar ' H in isolation Wuvls. The Wontwurtii liospital is one of swimming pool mad.j ..i cnncit ' lo. This pool is 20 l y r (l feft ;in(l has a depth ranging from 3 to 10 I ' cet. . the deep end is a div ing stand and Hprinj; hoard. Cadets derive much pleaf.up ' aiul hfidlhlul • xerc ftjinq this pool in tlie fail and . iprin£. But the new indoor pool is far more popu- lar. It ia 20 by r.() feet and ha a depth ranging from 3 to 10 feet. It ia kept lieated

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need of thi iftWl and includes all apiKn attis necessary to tench thoroughly the bvAHches laid out in the courses of study. Library and Reading Room A large, well lighttid and well ventilated reading room and librai-y has been provided for the une of cadets ;(t a tinu ' s. Ri tN ix rio ' books to be used iii readings assigned by instructors, and modeni encyclopedias arc ji tiinitirs siydlablc The best works in iBngliBh • I The new gy 1na |.iuln, 220 by 56 feet, is built of preMod birick witii ttone trimn f. A CORMK Ol Tilt Llr.llAHV literature, including the productions of the jntlBt popiilai ' niodeni writers ai« ' in tin- cii - CBlating deparlnu-nt. ( n the labloa are to l)c found current numbers of the beeX maga- sines and periodicals. An attendant is in ehaiye during the morning school hours and 4it «M iTieBwiiBn Ham. It tiaa proved a most valuable adjunct to the wnrk as itfjM jM, v|$CUtirf of iflgl corps. Below the main floor on one side there is a larg«, well-lighted room ratirely above gronnd devoted to the manual traiain£ work THi ' BlVt:ii AT l.MXOMItOif ' —20—