Castle Heights Military Academy - Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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can enter any institution of higher learning that does not invariably require written examinations for entrance. Some of these institu- tions are: The University of Alabama The Alabama Polytechnic ln- stitute The University of Arkansas Center University The University of Chicago Clemson College Cumberland University The University of Florida The University of Georgia The Georgia School of Tech- nology The University of lowa The University of Illinois , The University of Kentucky The University of Kansas Leland Stanford University The University of Michigan The University of Missouri The University of Minnesota The University of Mississippi The University of North Car- olina The University of Ohio The University of Oklahoma The University of Pennsyl- vania The University of the South The University of South Car- olina Southwestern Presbyterian University The University of Tennessee Trinity College CNorth Car- olinaj Trinity College CTexasj Tulane University Vanderbilt University The University of Virginia Washinl and Lee Uni- versity The University of Wisconsin COLLEGE SCI-IOLARSHIPS It should also be noted that several institutions offer Castle Heights graduates one or more freshman scholarships worth to the holder the cost of the regular tuition, which ranges in value from seventy to one hundred dollars. Among these institutions are: Cumberland University Washington and Lee Uni- Tulane University Southwestern Presbyterian versity The University of the South University The University of Virginia ln addition, the University of the South offers a scholarship of two hundred dollars to first-honor men. ADMISSION When a boy has completed grammar school, he is ready for Castle Heights. Castle Heights is the link between the grammar school and the university, or the link between the grammar school and business life. It is not a college, nor does it give collegiate work. It takes the boy When he is ready to begin Algebra and the Languages. While application should not be made for a boy not ready for high school work, or for one under fourteen years of age, too much emphasis cannot be laid on the fact that the longer a boy remains in Castle Heights, the greater will be the benefit that he derives. Even a single year at Castle Heights is worth much to any boy,' but 41

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