Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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♦ W E N T W O R T H ♦ M I L ] T A a Y ♦ A C A D £ M Y ♦ I, ■ I li-.-iilii I ' i ' nliity, ' ttlinff in prosfiiercii3j3 in busSnGs ikiid conctuded his long and suc es ful c r r aa Pr idiiiitt of ttr Wentworth irss ill ways n lihtraJ con- ..j. Lj L-uL hfis r ■ lJ iTle the hpitd if ih« Acud- and in atlive mariafeiiient uf ita Jtffuirs. A Oharler wiis seciirqd in Apr ell, tSSl. nri the nanne Wentwoj-th Mais Acfldemyi under which th€ achcKs] Ijegaii its exijt ne , was chiAHfred 1(1 WtJtilwsirLlj Militiirj ' Atudmuyp Tiim Wiw filar Led Lh firiti inilitaty fchuql

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W ENTWORTH MlLiTARY«ACAD EMY m 1 The Hchcjol offfii eTEecr tifiiifll opportaTiltieB tti hf ' ys wh- fuM. M i7iii-oail trtSoiT in iUs band, ort h tTAp fuiri club. Fw|u nt]i- diiririg pMt years tht Acad y B nfl Kas b»ti called i4»uii Ui I ' m ruin h Emsir m pamd a in KlLtifSaN Vity nud nrarby ' i ' l.icbi, ittid in c!X- Ution and ii[ iii(mi iniL ' e li did not suffer in eQitipamon iwith the lui jre pix fcasiwiml h ski» hppeELlins ' ™ the Amt! □c ciadona. The PlJChesitwi plnys for ctinpel, rcceptiDiia tmA dimc« . Ftotti ttnts? to time numbeTs mti! .giv n kikd the rarpu en f-agt La iwoa- WiliJo tSit ' iJ3 ci|j!ifi. al Wifnl vui ' lJi firm, it is ml at aJI ky h. V-er ' little punishmunt of Any kind i et e t itFy. Ti punhhiti nt that la fisfrifmcd k filwfivs of n military mut imd not the kind which will wfiy humtUate a bay. iitu dents who cHumi he hiieidlc witlnmt phyaical i iJfn| y!Kiaii ju e Tht aim gj: the disGipUiuity deiiiutmont is Lh de¥ttopm«it of ptriJOtiJilttlHfi. HetMs i tiadciats thmn vJvcfs. Mmny ceism of dml- I Siiiti handled by the studenbi mid ihe iruJMliKM I if I] If -.tijii- ' nt S i r1 - ifM ciystalizii- tioai 11 f |jupi.ilLir st-jiljiriL iLl ralb i ' thsD of ti Ill siuiH th« plj n uf WeiitWDi ' tli liB . m iti object the d ve[opmg of Am riean dti» tens — men who arc mintftlly iilej t, phys- icibUy sLDundt find cjoui-fiffftous eiit ui;h to tak ipwntiieiit imrls m the edu lioiMd rflli ioii mtmitiefi;

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♦ WE NT WORT H M 1 L 1 T A R Y A C A Q £ M Y In ISOB. OaL W. ML idtlaQ of Inspector tsf the tJrdviraity of Mi - ■aouri and u ' t? r:iii ' jMtifi As- Mi ¥nim ml of Ihu Ac;ti(fi3tv- ruTi}ain.t [l jn . L sirig and hiid nil Lmpor iiii; Lhi; stiEUidarfti of the 1:!. A. Hkkmnn. th CuptflJn In thtr i t Cavalry. U. S- Arnty, an ivaA riauilfid flii Profes- sor of Milit Ty S«rtenee Q,m[ TiiP t . Hi ft unTh-itig Knd l7iter st fn bopft to- .gitlms- N ilti his fcixperi- k LI ence fti an officer in the m IteftBd Stm-tes Army, tMiMiTAlii i a most pi?teiit fa tor in pbciiv? the Acad- « ttny in tho very front i li iik militEtr: scJiuD!i5 r f Uie r ' 1 1 1 c d Stete . 4 : Ia i- r Lai him esma to thfi Acadeny to tb-e; pre mt time pplieg havL-- heeii siei-vii e: tiurinir tho difficult war porir.id ljaa?e tiied mW the achcsd is acw pruvided The World WnLr in iS17 sUmLdatei Uit In the Academy WAfi nmde a Poai cjif the Naticmail Gmid of Mis uri mill provfsri ?n wai- inacie for HUnmT liiBpGc- tiQtiB bv State Officers and for ifantinu caiTi mis- sions to sri-aduates whoi wfir r ifiiderite of the state of Mifigniiri. Ei- ceptlnif tfte mMter of ap- projaiatwrns the mme