Missouri Military Academy - Yearbook (Mexico, MO)

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' lf' W .' 1. I n 1 if v Il I J 1 . E I I , To prevent a student's falling behind in his aca- demic work every student is encouraged to master thoroughly each lesson every day. Daily recita- tions serve to check the progress of each boy. Each boy is given the help which he needs, when he needs il. A special period is held each day for the benefit of students who require any extra help. WHERE HAHNING BRINGS HEASUHE Your boy will have the advantages of small classes and close personal supervision by expert instructors at M. M. A. Emphasis in the class- room will be placed upon how to study and how to think indepen- dently. This increased ability will heighten the interest in the most difficult courses so that they will become exhilarating experiences, with most of the drudgery transformed into the real pleasure of learning. li.:-1'

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CAbovej The Administration Building, where offices of the Superintendent, Commandant, Principal, and Secretary are located. Here also are the dining rooms, kitchen, and pantries. CLef0 Mechanical Drawing is a popular course at M. M. A. CRigh0 This small class in physics is able to master every point quickly be- cause of close personal instruction. EXEEEEENE EABUHAEUHIES... The Academy offers excellent facilities for independent and group studies in the laboratories and libraries. Thoroughly modern laboratories are provided in the physical and chemical d with numerous delicate instruments that teach the necessity for sciences. These are equippe the greatest precision in all experimental work. The library contains the best selected works in history, biography, literature, science and philosophy. In addition, it offers many splendid ref- erence works and select lists of standard novels. A reading room is provided where many of the best magazines and newspapers may be found. All students are encouraged to make full and fre- quent use of the library and reading room, in order to keep informed on current events, and to do the reference work required in their subjects. wi v E.