Manlius School - Haversack Yearbook (Manlius, NY)

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MANLIUS 23 ' The late Mr. Horace E. Dodge, of Detroit, donated a handsome gym- nasium. The dimensions are ninety-five feet by sixty. On the first floor are the locker rooms, shooting gallery, lavatory and showers, and a swim- ming tank sixty feet long. The main floor is devoted to gymnasium, drill and entertainment purposes. The Hospital We have every facility for the safeguarding and care of health in a completely equipped hospital, especially adapted for its purpose, presented by Mr. Z. Chafee, of Providence, Rhode Island. It is furnished with every convenience for the examination of the well and care of the sick. A resident trained nurse is in attendance and the School physician is con- stant in his duties. When a boy enters the Hospital his parents are imme- diately notified and frequent bulletins are sent until he is fully recovered. Military There is no military virtue which is not also a civic virtue. Obedience, order, neatness, repose, presence of mind, initiative, courage,-all these will make a man a better citizen. Having been good soldiers in the time of their youth, our graduates are better college men, more conscientious merchants, and more energetic in the professions. For the youth who prepares for a profession or business there can be no better grounding than the training of his wits and his nerve as an officer, full of repose and confidence. The initiative of the soldier must lead to suc- cess in every Walk of life. Our military instruction is for the training of mind in character, and incidentally we provide also a sturdy, straight body. The system acts as a lubricant to the schedule and daily routine, saving time and teaching value of time saved. In this way we gain more time for class work. Nor does it infringe on the boys' fun, for the military itself is fun. They have full time for athletics and are in better training because of regularity of sleep and diet. - The government has recognized the high state of efficiency of the military establishment at Manlius by according to it the rank of Dis- tinguished Institutionn for nine years and of Honor School for the past fourteen years. This record has not been equalled by any other school.

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