Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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SPECIAIi SPEAKKUvS. ENTERTAINERS AND J ' J J NTS EnwARt Brigiiam, October 1. Entcrtuhu r. Joe Mann. October 3, Conunercial UraftH and Their Collection. B. if. Lims. October 14, ' ' Fonetions of Ctearins House and Correspondent Buika; ANNIfAL CENTRAL COLUDOE RECEPTION, October 17. WiKNTwoRTH Acts as Gu itp op Mmitim AiCBRi pMi iflaoK C am|Apo«i m K aioa : City, November 1. A. F. WmKUS, November 4. W VilSpif Awuii. «nn, ■mu ii i :! mcnii . AUJMNI lloMB-CoMiNG. November 11. B. M. Little. November 11, Aims of the American Red Cross. Kkv. J. B. Robertson, November 14, Christianity in Education. J. E. Stubbs, November 28. The Chamber of ronimerce MovemtRt - J. C. Graooy, November . ' JO, Automobile and Kire Itiaurance. E. N. Hopkins, Noveniber SO. General Frindi of Insaranoe. Vebnon Babnett, December 2, Is Life Insurance a Good Business Proposition? GOOiiB Pono MiNsmiLB or LDUMGTOiir Grac Emtkrtainmbnt in the WKMrMMtttH QtH, December IT. . Dinner dance van HoLiOAy Guests of W. M. a.. Decembitf SI. P. MoRf.AN. A(l(lr« s ( ' s the Y. M. C. A., January 15. Wentworth Wins Rii b Maxob i y John ' s, Manlius. January 23. DBBCotAY Orcanizbd, Febmarii RiV. Walter E. Bentley, February 7. Shakespearean Rfadin s. RAPtn Station Installed at Wentworth by Mk. ;e ). Wii.i.kt. Ffbnmry S. Major R. K. I tham, February M. Acoomphxhrnenli of the Annual Conference of MiU- tary Schools in Washintrton. B. M. I.rrn K. Fi liruary H!. The Federal Rost-rvf Systnin :uul It» Cl|fin(aNy ' Rkv. B. H. Brlnner, February 24, W ' ellfl OutliJiea of History. Dr. A. L. Scales. March 6, Character Bulldiiw. B. N. HOPKINS, March 10, Currency Collateral. George Tay1-0R, March 14, United States Postal S.ivinps Rank. A. F. Winkler, March 17, Functions of the Buildiu]; and Loan Association. iJBB Wallace. March 21. Commercial Bank Loans and Discounts. Rmr. N. Fbrouson, March 31, Life Insurance and It« Value. ' ' Ji ' DCK R. FiELn. April 10. t ' ontracts Selatin? to Real ProrH ' rty. Judge N. Wilson, April 14. Distribution of Property iiiatates. WnxUM AVLL, April 20. Taxation. Ma.)or Kklsey, April 25, The Bond and Stock Market. Major B.K. Latham. M«y 9, Making Letteis Pay. —30—

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MlDIQAL STAFF Cait. B. T. Payne, M. D. Surgeon Gnduate Wentworth MUitar ' Academy, St LQ«ia M«diaU CoU«ge. Interne ut New York Koflpital, Blarkwell ' In1awft iii t iMi. gnrjjpHi nt Wcntworth Military Academy four ytMta. CAfT. A. J. CUALKLGY, A. M., Jll. D. Surgeon at Junior Barracks Handolph-lCMan Coltcse, WMbintcton tJnhr nity, Chicagp Pg«t-Gnid- twte Medieal School, tiwtraeter in OnacUta Colkge, two yeara. tn- (tnictor in Wmtwortli MlliUry Aeadamy, tw« yean. Interne in St Xani City HaAipital, one year, Captein to Medical Corpi , U. S. AzBiy,iN)e year. Surifcori at WvntWOHll Military Acadomy. two yoavfi. Miss Minnie Site hima. h. n. Hospital Superintendent Cwr. B. T. Pavnk, Jt ©. Sttrgton Dalton Collejte, Palton. Ga. St. Jomph ' Hmipital, Hot Springs, Ark. V. S. Army RwrAe Name, Kt. Sill, Okla.. iii.- ynir lln )r Red CnM Camp S«rvice. three montJia. At Wt ntworUi Military Academy ' tW».:-| Mink ' ■ h a HamA Honiital SaperinteodMt 8t Mary ' s Hall, Fairbault, Minn. .St. .I.v . pl. ; HospiUl, Hot Sprinirs, Ark. PniiUe Health Nurae, Qariaiul County, ArkansLa , one year. At Wentwortit MiU- APMlllil TRATiyS STAFF f . W. Wmhbubm Sfcnratd Miss Luoilk Geibbbr SneTCtair to the Suporintendaat mn. I4(8 Hoatt) Bookkeeper Mis8 Oouy Davis Ambtant to the Prinetpil W. A. DUNFOBD $ap«ryntfi d wit tf BitiMiiigi and Gfomids

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N ' ol od,v wants his son to bo a mollyimldlo. The youjig man who can find out for himself what he needs to know and then know« oxactly what lo do is the one who wins. Never in the world was there a greater ne«l for nit n trained to think and act with priKiBioik A military education will aid in developing a keen and alert mind. Especially is this ' I SVentworth training. Wentworth produces no anobs becauM of the democratijC and homelike atmosphere of the institutfeiii Ncittici ' (iii ' , il- sysli ' in of «i:s iiilliu ' priwlllcc till ' iriaii wlin I ' l iiigi ' t, uikKt awttnn ily, Kiither does its system develop the ri ( ' i u it amount of initiative and responsibility. This ex- plains why Wentworth men succeed and whj so niait. of tliOMi li. ' ivo rfaw 1» pOittiMIS ' Crf influence and authority. The World War placed military schools in .1 iio-ition where militarj- men have long said they l)elong. General Bamett, former Com- mander of the United States Marines, said hi» organization could not have played the ini{)ortH nt part it did so quickly had it not lieen for the men he fot from military schools who were ready to «Miiine the resiKMuibili ties of officers.