Castle Heights Military Academy - Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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of venereal disease. No cadet with a disease of this nature is permitted to remain in the Academy. FIRE PROTECTION The Hilltop buildings have steel fire escapes affording easy exit from all rooms, and in addition are equipped with a supply of hand fire extinguishers recommended by the Tennessee Inspection Bureau. The Main Barracks is furnished as well with two forty-gallon chemical extinguishers mounted on wheels for ready portability and with three separate hose services of IZ5 feet each, attached to a tank of 7,000 gallon capacity. Still further protection is afforded by the Lebanon Fire Depart- ment, which has recently installed an auto fire engine of modern construction, capable of throwing water to the fourth Hoor. TOBACCO Cadets who have passed their sixteenth birthday and whose parents or guardians file written consent with the Academy may smoke pipes in conformity with regulations. The demerit penalty for smoking cigarettesis heavy, and is rigidly enforced. Cadets detected for the third time in cigarette smoking are expelled. HOLIDAYS AND FURLOUCHS Reference to the Academy Calendar will show the holidays regularly granted during the scholastic year. Applications for leaves of absence at other times, or for furloughs over the week end, will be refused unless accompanied by the written request of parents, together with a statement of the emergency justi- fying the furlough. , Parents are urged not to make requests unless they are absolutely necessary- The cadet as well as the Academy is invariably the sufferer from consequent interruption and demoralization. It is especially urged that a cadet's teeth and eyes be carefully looked over and attended to before he reports for duty. 119

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