Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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jkunan Cmm at tmuncmtmn VmaUmM Wentworth is strictly non-McUmn, al- of which he U a member, or which he d0 though it emphasizes religious faistruction atrae to attend. and dittreh attendance. Every cadet Is re- The general policy of the school is con- qptxad to attend Sunday sen ices each week trolled by a Board of Trustees ecaqweed of «| QIM» of the Lexington churches. He is repreeentatim fit Prsfeeitait j nrdua flf ttAicatmlim MMs Haul

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Supervised Study Hie supervised study periods are of suf- ficient length for the proper preparation of lessons. Besides the vacant periods of the day. two honn each evening, from seiven to nine, are devoted to study and those who de- sire may continue to study until taps at 9 :45. MSB TMchen and Comptiliow Wiiii Boys with Academy ' autiioriLies in inspiring tha It is the constant aim of Wentworth to create a wholesome moral and religious en- vironment for the students, and to impress upon their minds the ideal of dean living Alchm SoLoum ' Memorial akp GvHNAStUK — fioum EMiaMfCB lege age it is lw. ' Iif ' v«Hl that men teachers who are profeaaionally (rained and who under- stand boy nature can get the best results. A normal red-bloodod American boy is also in- clined to enjoy competition and association iHtb oUiff bojis la )«ork Report SsBt Hiiit Scholastic reports are sent h mie at fre quent intervals in order that parents may be Icept in dose touch with Uie progress and I here pervades all school activities and school life. Through a balanced day of work, play and study, the nlonle of the eofps is always high. inasmuch as the student cornea into dose jefinteet witti his teachers, this dose assoda- j toQ tenda toward an upbuilding of ideals and a strengthening of morals. The honor QTBtem of difldpliiie is a feator« of Went- worth life. The plaoinp of each individual upon bia own honor has been a strong factor ia tin bafldiBf tf itualii at tlie sdMwl

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A CdMMl BMhsroond Xo .si ' Jiool is fciniplcte iiii!o: s there is n background for instilling into the lives of file students an appreciation of the beautiful and the cultural. The truly educalod per- son IS a ti-uly cultured one, one who leanied to appreciate the er things of life. This environment of cultur» ' is kopt as a constant ideal at Wentworth. effort is made to make the chapel exercises a daily source of spiritual and cultural inspiration for the students. Speakers of prominence, well-known musicians, as well as local talent, are secured for the chapel programs. The eliapel perioda are held four dajra a week- at 10:30, Piiyiieal Tralaint It is the object of the school not to turn out aiUrtM, but to |(ive every boy in school that to the fact that the life at Wentworth is is 80 regular and »o conducive to the best physical development, her teana »re alwa exceptionally strong. l4pKii(«| EA«r AoBon tbs Cjutftw Auk