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And so this process of moulding the boy, most of it while he is utterly unconscious that it is happening, goes on day after day in every phase of his school life. The ideal of discipline at Castle Heights is nothing but a continuous efort to apply 100 per cent. common sense. THE HONOR SYSTEM Yet any system of discipline that failed to take into consideration the higher nature of the boy would be a specious pretext. All its results would he on the surface. It would he a thing of shadow, not of substance. Every Castle Heights cadet lives under the Honor System. His word is good. If it is not good, he leaves the Academy. When a cadet is reported, he goes to the Commandant's office, where the charge against him is read to him. He may reply, Sir, the report is correct, or Sir, the report is correct: may I explain? in which case he is given every opportunity to explain the circum- stances: or he may say, Sir, the report is incorrect, upon which the charge is at once removed. This same implicit trust characterizes the reception of the cadet's every official utterance or written statement. When the Cadet Officer of the Day signs his inspection return, he certifies on honor to the strict performance of his duty. When the Cadet Division Officer checks .up at call to quarters, he merely knocks at the door and calls Right? The reply, Right, Sir, signifies the orderly's statement, on his honor, that the cadets supposed to be in the room are present. When a cadet says in the class-room, Sir, I am excused from reciting to-day, his word is accepted. Through examination period the same high standard of ideals prevails. The Honor System has been unanimously endorsed and adopted by the Corps of Cadets of Castle Heights as the present and future standard of the Academy. The administration of the system is in the hands of an Honor Council of cadets appointed by the Commandant, and approved by the President, with whom always sits a faculty officer. In the rare instances in which matters come before this tribunal for adjudication, 71
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