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look to him for encouragement, advice, correction, enthusiasm- everything. Perhaps he may even climb to that highest of cadet ranks, the Senior Captaincy, when not only a single company, but also the entire Corps of Cadets acknowledges his supremacy. Nothing else can give a boy what this training gives him. DISCIPLINE Discipline at Castle Heights is that system of control by means of which cadets cannot help receiving certain dehnite benefits from the Academic Department on the one hand and from the Military Department on the other. It is one thing for a school to ofer a boy advantages, most schools do that. It is quite another thing to persuade a boy to accept the advantages provided for himg few schools do this. As soon as a new cadet enters Castle Heights, he is given a copy of the Cadet Regulations. These are explicit. They tell him every- thing he needs to know about what is expected of him. After he has been allowed a reasonable period in which to adjust himself to his new environment, these Regulations become his daily rule of life. Then the building-up process begins. Whenever a cadet does the right thing, he reaps the reward. This may not always be definite and immediate, but it comes. The cadet soon understands. There are certain privileges that he wants, holiday afternoons that he would like to enjoy, military and academic d.istinctions that he covets. Whenever he does the wrong thing, he pays the price. Nobody storms at him. Nobody threatens him. Nobody lays hands on him. The impersonal machine takes care of it. The boy is a rational creature. In a surprisingly short time he learns that the more he gives of the best there is in him, the happier he is. And this law operates for twenty-four hours each day. when he fails to prepare a lesson, he has committed' a military Offense- Probably he will Spend an hour in delinquency study-hall that f1ftem00f1f between drill and parade. If his class failure is l'10t0l'10USly bad, he may be reported for academic neglect, and he is reminded Of this by hfwing to walk extra duty during recreation time. If his grades are Consistently poor, he goes under academic confine- 67
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