Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1942 volume:

IUEJVTUJDRTH MILITARY ACADEMY EST WI.ISHED 1UHII- I.EXIIVGTON, MD. HIGH .SCHOOL AUTO JLKIUII CULLEliE WENTWORTHS PURPOSE I it tnrr pj po Weintwurth Military Academy Id provido th bat condition! possible for tint fllf round development of worthy boy nd voting men. To erteln Hi; high purtJOie, the Academy places greatest emphasis upon- triesw four poinls. First, it is. the AcodWr fc aim to aiwmblft only the h hast type rf stuefcnta dew: ruing- vpiith of good pbwihjgo— to assure wbobwrtim association and greater progress, Evflrypr . caution h tuW to legp undatable boyi — a|f ttiira that might prove detrimentA 1 to other — out of the Academy Second, tn amploy only men o highest ch-sradeT- and abilily for Ith fatuity Is not enough for a Werihtforth facility member to be merely nehglariy and a iptendd nsfmcfor. Hs must eluo poneEi a xp f of -friGndiinesn and a iiViCbn? cfnsJro 1r: mivo kindly help ivhen ver recesstfry Ho mvif thoroughly tindentend the irtrtarrrroit probfemi of boy — b« patign with ham — and i ■■ rn.-irfv ra rerve ecd? boy to Hie bent of ' i : ab-litv. TJiifd, to pro vide the very best oqu ipmeri + throughout every deoarrfngrrr to the end th-nt every boy will have all those things necessary to his health ond tappineos ynd fhat none shah WENTWOHTH FROM THE A I II No. I. Administration Building, ivto Hall, library and Lflbgraturies. Mo. J. Kidman Hall, No, 3. Gymnasium, RacrsaMon Room. puarrar- master s Store and Rifle Gallery. No. 4. M riti Hall, No. S. 8 Company brack, No. o. Academy Hospital No. 7. Dean ' Rei ' danca No. B. Commander ' s and AtHeflC Director ' s Re si devices. No, 9, Alumni Stadium. NfclO. DriH andAtfcleHc: FiaLd. No. 11. Second p| and Atfilefic Fldd. No. 12. Lota Ho of the ngw Sellers WiJcoff Scholastic Building. No t 13. Bsgin-nina of Golf Co-une, SINCE EIGHTEEN EIGHTY One of ths eJiief reasons why Wentworth has bean able ho achiave its I of y purpose lies In the fact that the Acadamy has been under one continuous administration sints its founding. For n aHy mree-store years, Colonel Sandford Sellers waj P ra oW of Wentworlh. He en[oyed one of thfl most enviabFe record in th hittoty of American education The Academy was founded by Stephen , W ntwortTi, scion of 3 distinguished English family and a prominent Lexington banter, fa iBflfl, as 4 memorial to Uf deceased son, Wiftam Wentworth. Mr, Wsntworth immediately vested contra? of the institution In the kinds of a board of trustees composed of a only eloct d representative of R cli of the EvangaNcal churches of LeiiflO.k ' n, a d a prasid n?. CfAm l S-e H-S r 5 a.s called tg th n v schoo! !n its first year and remained as its active head until im Mr. Wentrorhh served as president of the Board from ISBO until his death In IS97. I was the firm conviction of me founder, hh board of trustees e d President Sellers that a mFlitary boarding school provides the most efffic poG5;bl j means for g vina young men the- thorough mental, moral and phyifcal training necesiary to develop in I ' hem the highesf tajilt of manhood Thus, Want worth became the first military school m the MIs- mm mm A - 0 - wun vw sy r 11 __.S_t___j__i. from the beginning the late President Sellers sur- rounded himself with the ablest faculty available — strong men of proved qualifies and Christian character. Under bis wise and forward looting diredion, Want- worth has giown steadily. Each year has shown marled improvement over the preceding year. Today toenf- worhS stands as one of the truty great educational haritutions of our country — second to none in the op pahuniircs It offers boys and young men for thorough preparation for professional studies, buiiness and for t Li, yttkeff, A.B., in Id.. TrpauJFcr and 0Ulin H htaraaija Th Miissuri Old 5 n3 j F 5 ImJI AN HISTDHI L BACKGHDUND Thrauojhouf ovar half 3 century the Wentwor rh pur- pose has remained unchanged. The Ideals which lad to the Academy ' s founding and which have carried if steadily forward, shine fust as brightly today as even the desire to give aach youth every oppor iunity to develop fully h own individual personality: tho aim Thai every cadet sha l acquire a keen sense of duty and responsibifity, both to himself and toward crher ; that h shall haye the mentai and moral power 0 make accurate- ju d gmenh between right and wrong and the physical power to starjd by his con- vidians. These high standards have dominated Wantworth for generations. But ta maintain them and assute ibeir full and continuous appJication, it has been found nocfi5 ary to limit the enrolment, Wan worth today h a relabel y small school— many times larger than + A Beauty Spar ih e Wurtwgrtf, Campus fr I BAG, to be iur , ytt smaJl enough thai every indi- vidual student is given the private attention no es en- tia 1 ro tils, oil - ' round development, The surrounding country affords a wealth of h«- torlcallv irr portent C vii We f sites and he town of Lexington iliolf retains much of the tj-adftiori of Hia old south r Hera, enthusfasm tot rhe reminders of our qqunfry ' s glorious pait is qombined with Hi enthu- siasm for modern adventure to promote the rapid de velopment of the boy ' s menra ' , moraJ and physical resources. Tkf H ' storrc Old Court House in Lining Ic-rt, Na+ke t-ie « n na-n ball nea thn tap fl f Hie tint c lumr— firsd during rh Civil VW The modern i prosperous little city of Lexfng- ta is 41 miles from Kansas City, ' The hW of America, This profcimity mak s. available by train, motor car, bus and air a. ' l the de-sir- ahie cultural edvan age of a large city without ariy D f ft disadvantages. 1 1 £ 1 1 - [ T| Founds S f Warrrwrfl, M trv A«d my. 1 1846.1938) P iSdVnt of We ft two r Hi Military Ae d r y Fr 0 rp | HtO to I9?6. Atovo ii pM urnd th ftrtt company trVce- as kemblEd Went rrrtwi. Frqni ttii humble botpi - fling he Academy tan rnerchsd fafwwd.jpw a Iroil -af aa-VDioprnont that hai ploud if in tha ca ' fc bwt military wtogk, TODAY THe Wentworth Military Academy of today ii vaslly different fnpm fbs Wsrrtworth of I8fl0. From year to y rvr it has enlarged fa facilities, increased ift enrollment and changed f+s physical appearance urtttl there It NHle fq remind one of the earfy day . Numerous modem and attractive buildings have been arreted at they ware na dfld. Old buildings have been torn away when thay wane no lc nqar u gfiil. 5papciLjs military and amk-iic f3eld have been added. One of 5 ha firmest gymnasiums in th e country has been buiH E very new method in torching that has hae-i Found definitely superior to defer methods has boon adopted. Yet,  cmi of the Fundamental princlpbs mat guided the firct company are sdhe-ed to fust as strictly, today, OfficDrt hunt flfid CaiHer Tl ind r rl MILITABY DEPARTMENT MILITARY training at Wafitiwcrrh has always, been a utrong feature, but ft is never permitted to interfere with the scholastic work of the Academy. It can be shown, moreover, that mirrfflry discipline, has a decidedly advantageous effect upon classroom work. fn recognition of he superior mjfitary work don al Wenf- worlh, in |S39 the Academy h carne a post of the Missouri Natipnei Guard, Snjduatgs of the Academy who resided fn Mis- souri, became eligible for commissions In this organize Hon, Wentwornh has b n under the. direct supervision of the. War Department of the United States Government sine IB95. when the first active army officer wai detailed to the Academy. This officer, assisted by active non-commissioned officers of the army, is in charge of all military work, In addition, the War Depart rrwnt lumishea around J5Q.D0Q worth of equipment to be used for instruction purposes. Wenfworth ie one of the original Honor Schools of the United Spates, the highest rating given by tfce Wor Department The Academy has been o unit of the Reserve Of ficerV Training Corps from the time tfiet organization was PiL+rSg+iirrt a no $i W-entw-pHk EwfV «dn1 n lAugSit thp rp l mg nip OUP flag. Each da r . apprepHjt cwprnDmei, rhe Star d d Brripni am m. ' ifltj -iM Irp r rj n. h lL= lower- ing nig P d«. + In f hi view gf hhd rtiiin Eahby of ■tie Admdfiilffatfoin building eadePi Detlatatioa of Independent- .. d Cowtliij+i ' on dona+ d to Wfl itw rHi by Enwy-SorrJ-TUyrvr pt Cl+y. ADMINISTRATION BUILDIM Within Werttwortk ' s Adrr.mktr tion BuiUing are kmdsoi nl hed parlurs, cpmdors. and reception rooms. Among its furmsrt- noi a o decorations student ; and cjuaiis alike find many articles of interest and rare beauty Ms comfortable furnishings amid peaceful surroundingi afford a homelike atmosphere where the now cadet readi ' y adapts himself to a whofcaomn, happy.nxperionea. Here in an atmosphere of quid rfig ty. student is privileged to entertain his guests of to spend his Ifii sura moment as governed by his daily schedule, None of the comforts of the modem home have b en deluded in WeiitwonhVs ptan to provide the finest train- (fl bonis) A corner oF one of tlw Impair ing swrfwi wJwca cadtlb hKaE « ■ q J :  ! (Regfrr) Thil v v partly f t+IB r of nrsplnn- d.ncy. oilttL. CAMPUS A piHF of rtie Qu.-idr.inqlo wtar Nature and man ka joined force at Wentworrh to produce a campus ct Duitsfand ing be-aufy, Magnificent trees, of many van- atias, hfend fn perfect harmony with modern, oliractive buildings and spa dous ground?, The Academy is located just at tha edge of Lex- ingtcrfi And covers 52 acres. The: front c rnpu£ extends ovor four city blevcta and dotted with massive elms and glorious fldwer hanks Ihflt provida Bnchflnfmanf and migration. The bock campus includes athletic and military fields and Iht? new fadiurr. Trorii aro oiqhl thoroughly modern buNctings an -me campus, each buil fof the ejtact purpose it selves. Th-y r- of Linck and done condffijfi K ■ tffd era hear d by steam and hot water LooUng evwt I lie Riwit Frem +h WimtneiHto Country Club Porch. THE WENTWUHTH CUlNTttY tLL H Located cm one of the most beautiful spot? over- tooling the Missouri RTvar, the Golf Course And Coun- try Club add variety o the many facilities GVfli;ab! fe the Wontwnfth studfiflH The ninft-hdfl oarf rojru is mcst attractive and .sporty. The ctuL house, with its catering equipment, is ideaf for many informal perfi s field rhroughoul 1 the year. And in the stable are found horses suitable for the tyro as walJ as the en pert rider. Wenlworth iruditnl w ' A rid . - ktwfr of thp ClLt iW- ikfeh ( n mariy informal garnsnngi L In Hie ! ■ ccnf rid C f S I thoLjundi vakufnES.. providing Cgmmwcijl cum m rm arc large and wr;!l lights and are ffquLp-pnti wrtli modern biuihSU mactllpei- Th Iflsr mwq- ■ i I ■ j I i _ .. . . j r-ii.cn tu.in:!! 1 ! i leiriiui a- i i co-mpuTEnr in rrucTErr- SCHOLASTIC W ntwanV new $90,000 Sdfers-Wikff Scholast it. fluflding is ihe nudeus of -he scWas+ic dflpar+nriftnf , Thk magnificent tfruchrr contains on of most 5 ple n dnJ libra le possessed by any Institution of thEs feind. Four DOmploTdy equipped faborat fi providu excellent farilit k-r ihe praclicfll study of the sciences. In addition to class- rooms, for aJI dosses, ir houses Ihe Deun ' i and Commandant ' s officer It ii with justi Tiablo ppacta Wfin+w or+fi point to hi-c new achievement in its offort to provido up T.othe-minute rrothods and tthcWic eo ctnutremeftti. Sc llers-W SEtiol«itic Building. EPARTMENT The schofastie deparlrment is divided into two saporotfl and distinct units: the high school which offers four years of preparatorY work, and the junior ndll ga, which offers two years, of lib- eral arts and sconce, Each has tt own crganiiat on separate from Hie other. Both divisions ore fully accredited by the North Central Associa- Hon of Collages and Secondary Schools, an organiza- tion composed of the loading coflages and prepara- tory schools in twenty £tatas t This recognition means that gradual es of either deportment are eligible to enter any institution in the United States that receives students by certification. If is our aim to see that each cadet masters every lesson thoroughly, To accomplish thii, .every student is taught correct study methods and thoroughly schooled in corred uses of liberies and labor ries. Classes era small, ava raging from fl to 15 shjden s r which permits individual a Han tiers. Most of the faculty members live Sn rhe buildings with students- Thay ore readily accessible for special hg-lp. From t?me to time a personal study h mada of each cadet to determine his points of weakness and help h ' fm overcoma r L - Tlia l tMK 1or for ni-prnpnlflfy cl ' iicE in chffmiSitry pro idfli many CPltly Imtm- rrtcinti not pf-avldcd for in in any ichonli but which VV h+ ortni b - l vfl-s if important to tin proper Huffy af i + A irnd ii1 re-Eew i kit minute irutrutfion in prapflutiar far nil linl ich flighl. liUVl-HSMKWT APPnnVliD LEI rtlLflKE W n+wprth ha participated In th Government Sponsored Civilian P[lo1 Training program since 1939. This training 3 open to sfudenl? 19 years did, classified as college Sophomores, who hove the consent of thafr parents, The thoroughly reliable govemrneni licensed instruc- tors are qualified to provide I he ffiwt twining of HiiS type flg-ailable, The Lenin-qton airport fine of the h«t planned email a portc In the M owenH , is situated in fhe Missouri Rivar Valley which affords an estceptioneJIy fina terrain for an afr field The thrso plane hanger Ideated- on the sftg hau G the nceesiary equipment for train in q the young man in tfie fundamentals of aero- nautics. Many of Warttworth ' a graduates have already gone into .Govftrnrnenr Avid Hon servica after completing their advanced training at rjuth place oh Randoipn Field and the Naval Training Sehoof or Pensacd . A gr np of W ntwMth ' ( flying eafl i poia with their Triitrixtan ft front el arte of Ihn new training ptiJHi AT WE1STWDBTH k I 5 TWO days ctl Wmilwirln am i-juHt? ihi ' vame, for fl wfcWyi vanad program oF jcrioK ' astk. miliary, athletic and othor nctivHIe-s fc mod to Ireap fbo Jntarwt of the adeh at high pitch ' and rhal appe+rra-5 for learning w l whetted- Furfhfi morn, no ' wo slucfanti have quite :-iiie cmikrF ir- perform throughout any grv n day Thar It, hcwavtrf, a dafirtit routine that all eadeti follaw each day, It Is u ad to inilill porfnet reguteritY anrj prortipfneM In a+tandflritfj upon, all cZu frfe pr itrlfcwd F r one and all cadat aJilra, Whil i H raqu ea io tib adftiftnerh tor naw students hp become accuitctnad to thli rou- tine, any flight hrnt if rrionotiany i noun ioit in tbi kals-doitopk whM of the schud your,. To. give parent and others 3 bffttar insight, +h folWinq pages, haw fcwsn used fo sat forth, pLctaTally. the day .«i4wtl« from Ravai la to Taps, of a typical Wentworrh boy whorr wo will designate sl Coder Marfan. HERE k Had™, | typfed Woitworth cadet a fine young Amer- furt— warily, sctioWly and upright, hte in hli second year at the Academy and his. respect for duty and responsibility has Won far him the rant of serg ant. He may have come from a iarge city or a vary small town— fhet mokes no diffa rents to the democratic spirit that prevaili at Wentwortt. He may be from a wealthy family or a family in meaoer dr-cu ristances— most of his dassmafes wouW novar know, nor even be curious, unless he chnse to tell them. But ha typifies all Ihe fins quoPities of a n swerving ana ambition youth as ha goes through the tried end ocfrj -proved Went, worth process of becoming a real man, a real asset to himself his family and frlertA, and society a a wJiok Harlan, lib 0 ff Hie omen, oartidbate? m many actmtiw beade thtte-fhowi. But bf s follow him through a typical day. roTfeinmq wash trttnrfl orcaitaif. | CANT SET EM UP, blftg rhe bugler, but he do a d ot :3 o ' cbri 1 mother day under way. Gadat Harlan goes, first to Hie sanitary lavatory on his floor, A good wa 5 Jiup 15 part of thtt routine, lor 4 cadet fi expected o keep him- selF clean at dl tirn At a-: 0 he goes to a wefl-praDared breafefaifc After breakfast, rooms mg.r be d ?3ftfld. Gna f the basfe aim of our system it ro form parscnal habifs pf ardor. Each momrno, Marfan mates h a own bed, puts hi 5 clothes rt order and haJps his roomn-iare daan, t s roorrh O-trict mspacnan ot quarron n a dairy rouTirra, normal inspac- m f mm pi and 9qu3pmflnt occurs on s morning- At this tima unusual care must b taken in cleaning the room, Oyr friend that hrdden comer are carefully d ted, chafrs pdifihed, and flwry ing put In dreJar, Then h tabs care of his periCHi. TrWs brass +o shlna, learner to polish, hair +o bruidi. and whiskers to ba rsmoved. A certain t me is a-lbtted for this preparation and all work must be do ie wittim that time. This young fetl w knowi that any deficiency rn tfcFs wort receives what is known in Academy languaqe as a ilcin — which co Jnk against on ' s company in color cpmpfl-titron. f Hflfl hferUn dvttSE inta HirnQi «JMWft Modern equipment li pr T I O ' CLOCK in me.morning, C:flSfi e E Mftfc W Ian makes Ms ' way fa a small. cFraa on Ml sch dul« where personal oH-ent?nn is hk (it ny tlrne Ft «a needoeL Our cadet is c-are fully In ruc-tsd in Hie handling o deli- ct scientific equipment. He is not forced, to grape bt!ndJy for n-formatkin. That which is true.cf the science laboratories h equally tnja in all other cffrtsrocims. Time pasws rapidly «n +hs classroom or laboratory bee ay ?e the work i interesting- lha schdaafit tlay li diyided infp two equiiJ parts, w ' rth three dasse: in the naming and three t 4he atts ' ncpn. A Li ST HEN ICS play an important rde rn the phytic educate of Cadflt Hflrl n r No fff|H is made to incMga in thi or any 0 iher esnjrdw in tie early mpm- inq hsurs when the. hooy is a i?s lowest ebb. AH tuch aaerdsm are -rafc n by our cadet after a hfiarty breakfast and mammy elates. The eserdi s are intended to promos graceful madmen as well ai bettor h altk The caliilheTiits ed by +he United States Army are followed. Thay are led by £fin?or cadet officers, Sa long as rha wtmther peFmrh, the calisthenics are hffld in tna optn, hut tfiay are fat en in ths larg Gymnasium, where an witira battalion may tafc part at the 50 me tfme, when rain or cold Is in ihe air. P RILL id a very fpfmaf affafr It IS Oft the- dnt mat Harran loams much of courtesy, discipline ■i and alc-rneis He, with hi? entire battalion h thorougMy schooled Sn cjood citizen ah ip, taught the proper respect for superiors and trained in leadership, L amlng to dfifl a squad U +ha ftrst training in tende+shlp, Thrciugriour h year squad drill and competition !s a par of t+ia regular mifitary rtMjHne. The-squad h the smallest military unit and con- lists of nine men, on -of wliOm 1 a corpora) and anoth a first class private. Ail instruction is wun- 1M 0 r F ™nal Fusion oF m E mh 9 « «rf the military facufty Although military work takes but one hour each day, tha training is iirhansiv and much more ttioroucjn ttian that found in larger units. Persnnnl attention is gi er the individual cadet on the military field as wefl as in the dassroom. and each cadet has an aqua? chance to advance to import- ant positions in Weni word ' s military realm. In the army the- navy and tti marine corps Wentworth h glorified by its alumni who haws receivse! their commission and are distinguishing themselves in official capocilfc of th $e respective branches. of service. Llfee many oft r cadets, Harlan finds tfie tended ord r drill mor . TViis drill l this drill, however, to r all the ammunition used is dummy mo e rial. Im Ma rive and  derJihlp are required in this wgrlc, Siruo+ioni flfiimg Tfl rho problems fumi had by the War Deparrmetnt call for quick thsnk- ing and immediate action, ■nd hfi feLfaw ctcfehl time h , w yt - Hm. r goad fasd g d h - rl . . . Indl- •pun, whcUiarrtB mill am iirvirf p tfia rfrill panod comes lunch tim pr d our cade It ready fo ear. Academy menus are always varied ind pfe smg. M df Are tare fully planned to swt the needs o all AREA K FAST Gr-p uH PbilTaiH.ii H 1 C.Ui 3d-:-. Mill ii i N K n Ed ' huruiJ Cirrati MftihflcT Pu £ ■ L. ■ i- ... C.ij I — — rr :im 1 1 Ji3:iu Whii- - WfllJ WhuH -Ay. 9 i J - n r r ¥ P sum hupped S.lmtii SiLd C imnri P«ji4 hr a r: P : ■ ! ■ ! Vv-n D |p Itnlli B rr! rt f «in der In healthful and nutri- tious and just what achve, tiarci- word- ing boys require. Meal times are at 7;0G in +Kb morning, !2:l0 ard 6: Ifl. This icrHnJule is varied only an Sunday, when dinner becomes a mere elaborate meal Served at 12:30 After dinner there ip a recreation period during which Harlan and other cadets may do pretty mudi « fhey choose. At Hvfs time thflro i« a- rush for 1K cadet post office. Every cadet rs assigned a mail box and mail is de- livered twice dairy- The racraaHon room is also n popular place at ihit time. herd Lft P uN other t+deK Kr i.iir- part m JerHfuL cnmpntifigJi m the r 2rM+pflri rogm, « Wflybe th girl £ B nii ' twr dc-wn far the ' Military Ball, THE recreation room p-rowfls a haven of rest, rela at?on and isstful fndoor campsfJtion Pool, bilrfard and pirKj-pcng labia am prgvidsd. A few try their hand a bridge, while Others road, or relax sn comfortable chairs. (ftrfl f| Our toad atiafldi a ch p?l pflrl d, Kwlef twi-M ufl-eh nni- [Beta ! We rn i t $fff m tfaern iimd flghH uyi Hadan m he makes a ihnrt J attends an i w forrtiahve and inspirational meeting in th chapel, immBcfiat ly following lunch. These meet- ing;; are conducted by the Academy Chaplain, fau+ fire nof 5trktJy reJigi-ni . Travel tefks. health lecturer scientific domon lrarlons and rfiort-sermcinsr preserved by outstanding speak- ers; are frequentry on ths program The serv- ice is opened with a hymn, prayer and respon- sive readings, and closed with the staging of Wentworth, iha Academy song. flip mwlingj, pjeearjirtg important ath- letic contests ar£ b-lw held In the chopef. Thew are always- Occasions of great -Fun. Students sand faculty make rousing speeches. The cadet band fumisJiea gay, martiaf music and everyone antic- ipates rhe big game on the morrow. Athletic cbnte.sk are important recreational evente. Every cadet aftpndc them. While i mijtrity of th faculty marnUr ui the turf a del Iwrlh Cfldotl, KfmP livra In r-nii-dcncns lur.h .11 +hii + AIJ ihined up f f Sunday inlptchsn. Cyr Cidfit raeftkw p r W attvntign frcrn faedtr nambor in ih-E libi-jry. P .RSOMAL atWion is not confined to. the classroom nor tu tfia avanlng sfudy periods HoHan And marvy o+hor endets we assistance Fn the spacious Atacfemy library. The fatuity off [- cor in charge is- alwayi raady and wNlSng to help any student, no matter what hJs problem. What- avflr fhe sublet, the faculty officer Ts qualified mm. m iMm mm WentwrthVfibrary «.™ of Mia most import- ant places on tfe campus. Ir cental moj than 5,000 books on nsarty every subfsct on-o cauld imaqin ?. Reference books include the famous Ojf- fod English DfcKonary and many  h- of encyclo- pedia. in wlnkr mwihx 6w bay turm hfi ittwitrtn io berictbill and other T 1 RAINING for leactersnp i 5 important on the football tie ' d ftfl well as everywhere el at V enrwor+h. Mors than fifty cadet answer ttie vanity call each ytiar and large squad turn out for company tarns, All players receive Intensive training, both in the art pf Hie {jams arid ifi clean sport imansMp. Football ranks as the number one sport, and the Red Dragon elavens ana consistent win- ner . The fine spirit of players and corps ifi credited with being a strong determining factor in every contest. In trie winter months be lceibflrJ tomes 5nto the spotlight. Again there are the varsity and company teams and a place fc every cadet who. desires to pJay. Home games ar played in me- spacious gymnasium wh r there arcr two courts and ampto space for i. a membar of the Missouri Junior College confanpnce, dn 0 ciation numbefsng ton schools a: members. Almost every major and many miner sports are on the WeflNorth program — al; played under competent coaches — and every coder il required to parhctpale. ■HE iparicling, .crystal-clear water of hn trimming pool ft mviting to cadets the year round. The poof is of regulation alia [20x60) s ihfl scgrto of Fraqunnt woiar sport and eqiwtic fW«t5 + It is ■the purpose to teacJi every cadet to iwirfi well. The water Is warmed to a hsaltfrful tempera hire and kept purs by efficient filtration end chem- ical treatment, + jAbiQ iij Hi d«-liol; Hafliifl and liii friends tunc er fl,rftrn during thff ne rfatio-n p np£i immtdiately Hewing Hre inning mti E. Just before the evening itudy Si the favorite tune- in timrj for Cadet Harlan and other radio devotees Perroii- sion to have a radio in the room is re- garded a privilege, the abuse of which causes the student to lose Ni« favor. After ihlrty-fiva minutes, of foLrsarhCWl following the supper hour, evening study ■s begun d J 7 o clock. Ed-! - ' cade I retire to his own room r O r fl tw -hoyr period of quiet. There is no stuffy, noiiy hall in vv- ' rh cadets dr confined. Instead, mdr- yidtrtl initiative is encouraged. Faculty of- ficers are rn constant attendance through- out the pir. ' - ' vJ :pvT.r| ,invi-:e where it is needed and encourage man r af aN fimes. TAPS, at whidh time aJl Fights. must be turned cuf d -LT d:i cisdet«; rerrain quiet, f SOUnded at tO o ' elodc for Wentwr+h high ithool student , and at 1 1 zhd for the cadets in the junior college barraclt, The soft notes of the younq bodfes tint? another dawn. TAP Fades the -ighh And afar Cometh night And a star Leadeth a ' I Spwd lrr oil To their re . □rt|nniied program ■ : instruction in SDCrgl usage i: a required course for students, and dttl ± are available 1 Qf hqsa who desira Hiam. f manner in any situ- a Weotworth Gadst. Man) actosians wjch as rheK pic- hiTOd her afford ample op- portunity for Cadett tol pwtfca th ir racial graces. + Th Ftu.K Alrl fining thu Rorr linn Rn m h f during chn„ intermit.™. OFf for i center (it thi WENTWORTH UNIFORMS The Wen+worth uniform are mode of the finest material . Beautifully fitted, they are suilable for every occasion, and they include every item a cadet may need. TKft «de4 full drc-ii — 1hf drum rruijgr — Hrd + Ftfigu with and wfthatit w flt r — effiur Full d™. tk, «Hibtic uniTDPni. 4| The purpose of hls bpok h-as been to give you an ac- curals, but necessarily inadequate gliTnp of the Wfin orfh Military Academy and cadet Bis. In order fully to appreciate in person, see tine beautifd grounds and buildings and meet members of the facuhy. The Admir ' .istrarion oI cds arc- open thft year round and your v srt wiil be welcomed at any time. t aummer 5 weeis duration begins in earty June, Activities are dfvided equally between scholastic work and recreation. Instruction 15 on a Ik I a rial bulk and nearly any subject rray be talren. WENTWDRTR RECORDS AND AWARDS ThB Year I !l 4 I - 1 The QuflSn ttf fte h ten!atat Meat prricnts a trophy. EflMHENi: CHEAT AWARUS Scholarship. Junior CnHagE— Hfil, CHurlm Eitaqrrl RurnnH, L ipghnti . Mn- nun- S toed, Alfred John AntOn, Usinqrcyi. MiTrauH; T lpd. Rgbar+ Jarnsi uhL Sm;rh Ctflter. Kenw : and fiotwr G. Wnsdii , Olmn U l| in . Narl ' h Daknla, ieJ. Sthdanltlp, High Mh I— Fn . O. L NSjta Ka a Cily, MW ; S-kW, Hernando Wfliorads. Mexko City. M n« . TWfd, John William Speeder, Kansas. City, MijKWTi; and RcboH Cola Smith, Nebraska, tied Hai+irrj-., Daan ' t Honor Gradual Award — First, Cherta fcdward B rncll- Second, Jos TnciTiaL Thompson; and Third. Hu ' tor kiabrooks, all of Lejinejlan, MiiEuurL (TJiese Ltudonli a p e likewise winners of Appointments as prin- ?paf. finl and b4 ond sHifMaii s l-u Woni Point.) NtKonal Swiely of Cranial D hltr. Fatriofio kiey M d -AlFred An?Ofl, LHiington, Missouri Dfierftl Gfltwg B. Duncan Awafd-jFor Ine hi RekMom 3e-tw en Military Training and Ci Thufman, ftich-mand, MantjurL 0, A, fl. ArndriHJi j 1gry 111 h ' tfi i oir assay on rhe uibject, itiaensJiip ! William Laven J,_l,i ¥ ea r High Sehoot— URoy Oirisrfy, OHafwm EMy, 1st Year ColWrje— Robert Ernitii, Hutingi. Netaifc i Ind Year— Edward Owlet Barrwit, Uningtsm, M%iir1| 3rd Yewr— Sjrts Norton, Shr nee, OklahWrt; 4th Y r J fl rk RflmuMI. Dow Colorado. Bust Squad L d«f— 1st ! quad, ht Platoon. Headquarters Company. :N«wirj, lewd, B Company— ' Ccmc jnv. Commanded by Cadei Capt. Jack Rama- doll. Denver, Colorado, Platoon Leaders, Marcd Ruff Manico City Mhico, and Jack Tiibfcnn, Kan i City, Miswri. in. Mi . B« Platoon UeeV— lift ftj j tcW l i , B 1 Company, Mnrcol fiuF. Mwr,a 6%, hvitfiiqg fell Ail-Arcund lf,li.f , Junior ColWge- Barney M MflBitfl, sour . Second — StonlEy McCoy, Beatrice, fiebrabka kW All-Rowid Alhlefe, Hi h- School — Ruberl Smith, Heitrngi. Nebraska. Sflcaikd— Jqhrt Kfqi moro r Lineal.-,. Nftijr kn; Oliver M g«. Ui. =c  p ' Ip.Kr. s ' rt tioct. Dflportmerrt— C?an Shaffer. hMchlnion. Kanwi. Burr fcledal — Jack fi.anti(l€ill, Dfirwar Coftpradqr lha Mh y Ry Awa, Harold S ioeman Xt c.y, I Thgrnpiofi. Lo inqiem, MlsKwrf, «hd. fa, iad. Cn ct. tor t.Ui N-w SpMl « r rl«, C ' P ' i-gpr W n mo ' lal Awiird □ ncrt Pyltr,, Lin-ind , Kanin - Jeha Llndiay Award fcr Cour  s.y — Ma ce« RuT M i!cu Clij. Mo ico. Dabaia Mtdali, hfTgh S heo4— Itithard Cnoolr, Cftiw r J. Nffibol, Je in ihre dei. College— ArFred Anton, Joe I. Tho-npscfi, William Aden, Charles Edward BarneM, and William Huichesoyi, Jr. Sflst Kept R«m-..J«IL Wil mv Fuftot, t antutky. and Milo W. Douel Cherok-w, lo a. tind, Wikotl Impfovamont Medal— Sherman L Sw ey. Clayton, Mino i. Trumpeter t eddls,: -Gold Medal: — George Slmtnfder. Edilo in-Chiaf, Kaa iti Crty, w ssoufi and Richard C ock. Huichuison, Kanni. Silver Medbli Ktnnflth Baljnef, Beatrice, Nebraska: and Ed ln Alien. Ban Anton In, f«Hai Broniu Modah Ptw Wh-takor, « vD !n.n Wyoming FranV W, Wfintl. D tn il, Mlthi n, Q le Jon«, Purinq :i FioLd r jarrp M rc i RuM, M ilco Ci1y Mejlr.f,- end John A M fl nn, Wfllllngtcyi. MiiEauri. Rttiifflrhnrral avid Sanation Steffi P+ L . ■ . W. M Lr., M P Lk. Tu . O-a , V- Mill- A L 1, fi| MldJIi Rw- hgr. WUr D. M | R.v C-ph Jul . U jnr Mjt n Fran Rp : Lr, Cc- Pr 4J dJ. W„ Lr, Cumhi. HtifSTKH UUMNY IT Cpmpiny Cgmm T 5r, Cadet C ipt. Dnlc R, Buii Leader CjJf Cade PlaToOn - | : r ' -i ' -- ' - ■■ I It Lt. Jack L CoopBr 2nd Li Rcbarr J, Puhi lit nrg ir i Cadat I if 5gt. Ralph 8. Marshall ? J « Sgft Paul E. Nc . chafes f-. r EbWa D. A| e i ' ChafleE E. BfKnfttf Robert M, B «y Dan D. Bflrrot IvFinnii 8, Eryin WBlffl-y M. BdijI ' Wnirtt ' . r m ' r H dark Wlitiim R, Cohnolii i J phn W Dior4i Richard H. Dwrb Lae L Evn nrt B-:il B ffluctroft SSdiani T, Formon Kefinnhh ft, Hancock B yon U Cfldpl Corporal Oiko™ H, Power Mibfo b Sandon Cadii CPlMiar CJiatba R, O fnan. Jr. EaHa E, Jamwgm, Jr. La ' o B. JnFfnts. Bill E. Johnston Wnrron L Kautrman Will. am R. Kfltly Jaa C. Kraft Dan H, Lbs Fredahci J, JJqtt, Jr, Roberr E. Lockwaod Jsmas Luveladv KBrwl N. M. jrlho R.obwr MtClure Ctiartt ft. McDmld prod . Vega. Jr. Jacii Encash T. SlrtiOn TL - r Bamo y F Mr Millar HafirY F. Meeri, jr. John R, Morcland Lor iri £. Nturph , Jr. Joseph A. MuiwiH Donald Myiwi Iol! ' . B; P ficiiw Jciha H- Shrj niRn Grtrddfi £_ SMv man Jamar, Sirnstr, Jr Birrton .Wnl r MUSTER REGIMENTAL HEAHQiJARTEIlS RgfimsnteFC rnTriandDr, C dnl Ll. Cnkr-i-! Williflm Ri AIL: ■: Rqg|iriBn j(| Adjtft frt, CfldL 1 Capful L ( . ;- 3. J.r-:.rLla RflajImnnrtaE P tt i ind TratiiSncj QfFkar, Gader CapL Julm Go qn? Hag irn rrral l ralliiga ite Off iter, Cade I Lr. R _-t: 1 1. Cur- Rpgimontal Prir nnnel OWiear, . . Rggert W fc Tunie R«glrnaflt4l A t Pl fli 4nd Tr ing OMj C cf F CuJef Lt, herald , u=tafn FlBgimeiit ! Supply OHiwr, Cadst 2noJ Lt. Sobart E f w;on Kr lrnttital P riihr-tl Sw mhI Mtjor H Cade? 5gK Y- ' i ti K. MuBUor Ri:g-m- n1dl Sirpply Str eanl, Cadt Sui Ddri Sh.lffeP Ragim-q-ntal Ce r Serg pnti Cftdfll R«-=d I nusTtn hi ttirrirni fii:uiut uiri:n!j BattjlCidn Cawmamdar, C- def Eui ariil D. fta fi Halion Adjut fflf, Cffl□lt Ca lt D i gi i C och fiattalmn S rgp h1 Maj r, Cailn) I et-hn nl !sql Mftlvih Milt r I1IJ KTEH 2 ml DATT ILIDIV Jl i:A HQ U l RTEBS EftH-qlic ' r C-nrnrnflrrftr, Cac r MtjQr £lgnifiy J BaiTiD ' t BaHalion A,d jut-diit, Cp-dul .nd L 1 Frank V. Frjirara B tt fign 56. 9  ««f M«{dr. Cfl Tot t,;«l 5ql. Jack Millar UQSTEK HUM MANY H Company Commandtf, Jack A, Eamidbli Pfatoon Lsadan, Cadat 1st L . Mapiri M. R-iI Cadet ?rd L:, Jack T-liat wi Platoon SftfOjHNtl, Cadaf Staff 5 1, C w n roste- Ml Cadfff SraTF Sq , Carl F. Kr ' tAoj kt Sarq flt, Caaef qt, Em l Ba ritH Platcdn Guides, Cadat Sgr. Eldann H. Kauffmapi Cadet (} . Frail S. Ptndleton Cadet Corpftrils, Esris- O. Parmiir.Ser Cadel iergnanh J cl H, Ltfrnnion Rtstart C, Eriki n R. Hrudl-a RutiHrfJ, Hid Brwrfi-d W Janos- Watkini R. frroylfli Er ard Y, Barlav All rod E. Bettor rrna«d O. ftendiiCi □una Id D. Bywattn Dat a K. C-rrmpbwill Mftur4 P. CnrtiV Qwun J, Oari Mib W. Dnuul Harry J. Fionkl Jnhn P Hflml r- Paan E. Slaihr DiMiald Si fa ■i ±r1 Cfe ' eit Ralph Me er Ca-det PrWata HI Cl« Hal 1 Hardin Nakon H WilliinnKar C det i a « Rfilp i N. Hrtrlsrinrj Jr. Rirs££l| W. HBBter Williflm ft. Hinman HaFba ? B. Hull J, Ja kron Norman L. taCgru Richard C. Le.ihharr Rdbflf S. Liniiftflrkfll Wallace H. Llayi, J . JcJin C. rvlesiincne Rnvmond R M « r P n,od S. MIMcr AH«n Mcor . Fil W ' ilnarn C: WelLari L J altl Li I tUi u I II y Richard R. Pehheidy Guy L. Pfefar Howard E lauat Arlhu.i Ro onbeiq Jpi n H, ShUtlar John D. Smalt? Johji. W. JadtA UJrJcr Robed Q. Waachrar Otn W. W ft |t David M Wifte Jiscb t. V A-ton Ma-unce R. Wn fe Frank W. ■ I £11 II llbllHHM Compaa Cmirundftr, Cado 4 Cap 1 . Jnr-n O. Cal uiif Pin loon Leaden, Cadet 1st L Wocdrc. W, Winter. Ctrirf 2nd Lt. Jamas J, McClaliand PUtaon Strguhlt, Cadr.- G ' ftfF 5qfc R-rwd L. Croat ■ ada m V- G r LJ. Stnsmid.r lit Sergeant, Cade.1 lit Stfji. Paul W. Whit lar PU+Dnn G4jid«, C. f Sgt, William L. Htitrji«or I Cede A ' frad J, Anton Wilinr A. Harrington Stephen Wr S ll n Cadnf Sarqoanh Jqvi I, Enqd eCraeisn ffwd A. NuHing K trW.SeSlEri i ' .L i ChartaP. Eagif v Konn.th E.tel r Wa Y n W CtH54 Hftll Kanntrh J, S dt6nbe £j Jdintii O, ' NitMripJOn AII nP-Wh Cadet PrJvat™ Vlynaii C. Burr Jam i W. ann Howard K. Hamai.M Harbn 0, Hqbbi .Spencer D. Hopper, -Fr- Chart ! . Hun Robert H, Jon« Walter M.KrHfc ilUfiTER EDHPAHY Elmer M. Lawli tJtilrtTi □. Lalcir John A. Mann Lyh P, UcAii:-s1 AitoU. Millar Carroll F. Nowtflr. Lob ft i Poci Morhpn P-ndirt BcydM.Wa QMW . WJ. Fugeno H. nn n SoogrtW. V.rijn.. John A WarLinl N rnw Wail JarnaiLWr.eff Donald L flwdmtfl Company Cammafldtr-, L-nrlcl H-.inl Chfiflei O W tT rlafwn taaoVn, C «1 il l ■- h Lt, 5-a niJ l M rtnn It II!, Till LiUMMAHY II idfll rd Lh Rflbart A nrter Platoon Sfifg anti r Godot Sqt Rollt A. -.Cadat Staff Sgt, John W. Shreedar Pla+aon frith , Ca r Efcfc W. Holmn Cadsf SqT, Wifeiam W. Hurray, 1 Commafidar. Cadai Cap-. SalvaJata J. LafctmCtt Cader Itf Li. Shyrjri Brsnt . Cadel ? J LI. Kairh W. Pal Platoon Sar-geaats, G d«J Slafl Sflti rKoma£ C. Pilram Cadar StflHF Stf Did M. Stiles lit Sangaant, Cadat 111 sol_ Wiiliam M. Shiner Pia+aan Guidei, Cade? SqK Hohiifr ft. Burltin Cadet Sqh Rcbe r L I 1 . Jahniort aid M. A fen lade T, Kni ' qjKt Mark M. Ayld LewaivM G. Sa lay Wa y R, Beery Roympp.d ft, Cwlono Thornton Conk? Jeniefl W. Crayeni sran E, Da k ™ L. Davh ad L Dovfi, Jr. Donald M. Dc on RpH P kwn Frank a, Duntan Prvfft £, Dunn R rrr J. Eri flrd,, Jr. 3 Hi ErrL-brun Roborr W. Pih Rabnrl A Knnn Jttn-ioi H. La lic Cad | Pr| V0 iM 111 CUl Raymrjfid L Manii Allan H, Morse mkm R W-lliami Mfe L r BoniamSfl Fulgajqi, Jr. Charles S. Gr-jveL sl mrjj R, Hash, Jr. RobeH S. Border Oliwr M, Moget Ambrcsa V, Martin Frank H. Ma=orv M CIura WilUn W. Gdl Hat d , JoMit Cadbt Sorgeanli Richard - K« nder- WiUtam J ' MwkilT John D- Ra -a Cadot C rpgrflls Paul Pc jdovignp V nun Pogh WFIIivp B. Bridge: LflVernf- kuary Glann W. Lo ah Carfel pTivals 1st Daii BuilunA E totjrt oU Ri kr rd H. Taylw Richard W. MrDutf Hflmjindq A,. Mejorada Owon H. Munft Dphold R- Mcnolny Oiver J, Neih J Charlei U. Paul Rol ?ri Rish RiT-h Rddv John V Sprier, Jr. Wahrr G. S mcF] TJlCHhAi H, Smith Paui Tayiar Leenanj Tgwle WfllJsr T Tc lin Jack H. Wt«a C ■ao .C Add inn.lrjn Ga . C. Albin [ wny G- AHmaa Robart B. Altmflr. Will-am 3- Arr.mc-i CaaMT A. Arcanralaa, Jr. David F. A-rnald Richard H. Bathun Larry E. elger Rehert H. flroy Thw7Ln.E H. Chapman La (tfrj. A. Chr 1 1 y Gsorrte T. CUrfc Jock □ Cofr itoci Edward Daniell Roiiert L Davii John P Socdion Charles M. Gribbla. Jr. W ilJflm P. Grou Harry M, Harlftn Jaci H. Has+raan Jad A. Hav Jcsaph P, Kemandaz Robert L Hith Biirtjft E, Hill A hflrf E- Johrifcpn GdorqE L. K a +a wrhjr R. lilapp. Jr. NicholaL LoBor 9 i 0 Oiv d L. Martavih W. Shelton Mortli P rry E. P«nd BiN Reaq-nfl Murry W. RmFh Roilend ft. Rc-obinK Jack W, feobiniort 0.1 c E. tb v Clyde L y k Lerl C, Sniirh Stride C. Stftphenswi Willlant T. Soirnr RFp Toachonqr, Jr. Jam i R. Terry £d Wfl d Z, W Nowe- Dwarva J, W ber Cbrhi E. Wilson Wwwfl R. Wlittra Jmttur LoJIeqe FuulhalJ Team S d flo n Wd ' Ler. B. X..,. Mgr., CUni, O. J.. Bflr Dl. Burron WnUflmsoa, Sfiiton. CIM. T„ Lc-i Jod-v Sealey, Laebfiar 1 , Vcre a Snl ilh ' Byfrflri:ri An I M f. TliRrd RewJ G hH Mysr fl., Wm hy, Gil-rail, Yifkini Vaplcy. Hwnfti. L cU«.d, WinPun MeDure. Schwab. Second Row: Musiato. eaqar,, Morebnd. Pa1 ?. Sfjomlnr McMill.arv, E eHwr. Shacman, Clark . H . LfsCuru. tel-CcMd- SyUwtar, Frortt Rowr Cwi Cadger, Lotanj-Io, RarmcWl, Master, C. BarmiR C. E, H ' pba [dp .| Jekmon, G: ft McCoy Bia.ii, Ibuffnwi, L H„ Pewr, J or CiiJkii Bask l Bull Team kick Raw: Vanim Wiil mR, J. B. Th d R wr Mlman. En  H, UtUeo drHbttri. Second fto : McLauqMr , M r-- BnSfiL S ' OphGnicm. Hamlin, rVkCr =n, Craak, £ ffl Moj. Unties. Cu h. Hi front Aw: i-oButojifl Malign Stn T JCaprJ, fcamsoel! m mm JuuLiii Lull y ii-u Back Haw: Capl. Munnch, ©tsfteh Ecsnr-biuq. Frank Pat mfcnrer. Willr«i P, Williams, J., L i . frgol. V r. n Purlin. Smilh, T FiHaiT, fnurhea, Whrakgr, M. Erehhl M I! F«mi+ Row: j Whbgp, Vflrkjn , McWiWdfi. rVcCoy, Wnlla. ■ -r Gulle.re rr Club Barf Raw- Barlow, Reagan | Dr Me Will. an WhiSn £ ihnor, MursWI. Middle Haw; Perklrii. Cruwwn, Erdahl M C Crn.uken_ ft. C. Kami .p. Vurkini QntfBh, Schwab. Atltiwon Sm-ih T, Habbi. front Row; Cap - Mtauqlitiy. Slasher™ K-a Tnian, L. H. BflmflH C. E., fattar, Mnlton, Hrudka. tiger Bui Mm vi. S. 1„ Laabhart, Copt, MvHnth. rufllbiill T Jn Bid Raw, Bury, H 5 ,lh Hul mEa 5til« Pilr Wy„lL frliddlt R w: Cflpt. Willcuqhby, Ccath, A mil- J Adding I dn, Nnwcnflfl. Chapmai. Martin, Danish. Ncirtun, N ■ Wg , Ffont W Smith, WII. WwL NofWn., 5. Caih+.J, Ma ea, fllfi ' ilii- t Stlmiil BjisLeI lUck Row; Hor or N_ Mqj., PH Jcdinwp, A,. Allman. Tyujn, Fronl R w: Hash SftHfr, R t. Humphrey. CatK . Mfttt- mar , M qe , Hdm i. Bach Rgwr Capt, W .Haughty. Cwch, SHI , 5all rr R., Ladle. Dm , Fl ing . W. Norton N . Uq HoJ na H, Ol r., Chaoman. Altman. WnDuff. Fraflf Rowi Martin Messmore, Csnr gr, Wagaa. Sml ' h, J-nhnsc-n. ft .llUIll -W- CIllEl 8«k Rowr Pin 3«ry, H k r Hpimas, Hum , Wa t, S ' -lss. Powell. Middk Ra : Jnhrigp. A„ Dft inll. N wmsn Qhqn. Chopnrian Martin, fi inr, AfwioW. frwi Rqw: Wyatt, r i . Mb m, Cirtir, Hor+iw, tin; jukidh coLLEiii; v tnsiTY teams Varsih W Men Br-orrt (b] b u ; 5 ft ft C«L D. |b| CrDwwJ] |t| Cfl-C pt. n|nC Connor j1| Er hl(P) r rr fi r- |f| Hamliffi [b| Cap . hIh H ' ikIImi IH C tit H«kbi|bf jfij Rtcn. g. t. in l.s-ji..i i i |l| Lc-CufU (fj Luvelflify |f| McCdy lF|! Ci|Cit. MtCr,d -i.R,eit:;, MqMilUnH) CqpK -I l- |H| Monhnll (H M tuldnc! (i) Murphy (f) Myena, ft. B.fl Po ar (f) R flgflu |f) 5in gar |bji Cm1, SwIlh.T. ft V Jr l a ,|f| .J uniur (jiJIeqii Trsn- h ird in Ken-ioar Sectmd t Mkvcuri Junior Collnge MftBl— flolnfll, April H— C- 0 C. 31 l7-tCah iai dry, tank,. Aptil 23— Mobertyf 8 4 Wentwrfli April S Th.rH in fcatpr fohy, with PoinU. May 2— «ond irt Mi iouti Junior Collage CbnknMca- wFtfi 2 Point Way 7 — anip r May lb — Sacehd rfi I ' ptw-ilaft 70 tywn+wcirTh nnernnc MeP-t w ' .fh Painty ft ■I il n i rj r tuJIequ bull Fiflifch«J IW in in rjtrOo Can tare nda Me r. Jiiiitiir lulhqc iftnnii SMionS Dual pray!. Wun-1 Lad— 1 Doubei lE-ftfr, Hrushid: satand in ZonlwwzE Me-r E o n i ri a Team l cL C ii Mu.rtii. C in. fan, w |l , l, n McmNIh t. Wr itling Team ff .r H. S. Hiudk, H a ..l j.. C pt. 5 ' ,lr itir Cctiift Ailcia ™ Tech ThB Principle Kanja; C: y, Kcinr... J. C Burlington, lomffl Kampa-r JlUliUf La 1 1 E! L|l! I ' ll II I ll-il I Si WentwarHi 0 WflfitwariH 6 Want aHh 6 WenWrh Wf itwefffi 6- W(in1worth ■ Wcrrtwoflh 1 4 Wantwarlh Won— 5 Junior lleiie flasl.pl Hall St, jM ' pft J. C I W„f.iW0rFh St, Pay! ' 50 W«n1wcirrh GrAcdnnd 37 W n+wpr h Kampar 37 Wentwartri C. ft. C. 34 Wantwgrth KflnwH City, font.. J. C ?9 JaMi C. 3. C. St. Pauli Kan i. City, Korniu J. C, Kadlal Wartrwerrh Wenlwvtti Wanlwarth Wfipr worth Wanlwnr ' h Wnp-f-warrh Wirnrworfk. ift r. .worm ?9 Wpn+wor+S 33 ft 44 U 34 0 i 26 0 D 39 30 3D 77 31 IE 27 21 33 JH 31 27 lir.i H.4ri4 .rirt-i- irl. Mmhr Oririlrill EhlrFUi. M Hilllin. Lrcpclrf B Compaq InrtraffluralClumpIwi Bd-.m- Brill Ti rt H B. Hftvmny, S +rr. CldfaF. an FmnL Jsefaap. -f. A. Jduiflr College K wimaiinij 30 WaniwarHi 43 Wan warrh Wemwurrh Haxipq 27 II No- pegdar marctoi irh o her school - were hnlct tiaimg- Tho t«irrn T.ernhert parfclpaferf in ha Galrfcn io « TrjutrtHtfieril at 5djdrtliii. WtMlllian winning tfie district championship and gtfinq in tftmi ' firyUi l iap in tfaiisai Ory ir tho middln w ig r dn«. Wresilmq All rhe weiring activities wrt on irrf aiwal Basil, no out- . ■ . j - . i. n _ — L, — I J la eqrtfjelitiont M-rq naio. Vanity IWinir Spurts Ijiwirn miTitj Amnion Hacker Dnil.Capr. Da- id! McMIILian Maiter, R. R. G H I ' -L I -. Known TtnAii June , D. Ldr=n ih M.lbr.J. toKilQ Qftrsrdifcflpi. D. EyafKftil MrrJlHian Wlanlcing Wfllk f ji rnrrrur debate reeohu William Jewall Toyrr flrn-nl fi Libe-H y, MiiirjuH. Won— r Unt-3 Pi?t?byng Stat Trochee ' C( lego Tournament, Pitnburg, Karyaa: Won— 3 let— ? WflTfffn burg trire TeaLtiflfs Cd qQ Tchjfuamartl, Waftantb rq, Wis Duri: SFnilfl 5 in. : i?r Cflllage Ft nw ic Toumaman?, 5p igfielrf, IVliistnjr.: Nathoftftl Junker Callage Fbrflntie TwtnanTffnt, W«i in aciirwj on— B Lc,i 3 thii team tfon Fi tK at tiw Nfltronal Toymamarrr, Tolalir Won— IS Loit— 12 Carkf J. T, T oflipion voh 1H cc?rtd In EitnmpGJ-enBoija Speech a Intramural Ctiampian B eP Ml Turn ■«i Rn«: MukkMirn, 1 ,1 I ..H. S-! J.. Dili •!!■ C C. Clrt t. ' or. T., i lLffhevin Fr C .rf IkrVi C d 1-t . Co , Mnnm, H. l,uc Sir r 1 1 Ptar !. Mrfju . . ' .ii ii - Cillcrj ] i : r r ■ Ttam M«lrir. J., Jekw, D. CLiprt. U-j li, Coach LwiUiin, Ifl I, II SCMODX VA n fJ I T Y TEAMS lliqli IkliDul roolball i Sffc Add-ncfrgr, |f I Arnold jf] ri-i-i y |l| Cart«r h Cftftt, Chapman (fj GonnOrflCapr, Da. 11 |f) Hash. |f| |b| HoU Hl ' l Hurrphrev |bf lVUa |F| |hj M tin|lj|l|Cspi. Jeer MBE or |l]|bK+) Nirwrn.lr 1 if) OUun|t|Capl.clDd- fte ]b| Wh H.C.[F}[bi(j) tlhjb Si: haul Minor Spufla ftnni Hikmphn?y MeCleHdnd alf ChHtty Chillictfhe Clinton ParotwolH fa W tit i4 1ri WftnfwoHli a a | a 13 WEnlwcylh f W«ntwnrHi 0. Wftrtw ' h 0 70 W hF WC fTlh 6 Warv-D Tist -? Ion— S Hi nil Hchnnl TUiskfll Tli.ll Wnmrtlaburg Chilllcotha Mi M. A. ryfarctfnii Fir oak field i _ Chill certbm Pan-, bfata Bfoofcfield W ir ncbdi-q 33 27 Wrjrrrworrh Wanrworth ±T W..r.-w-.rii- wyn wurin -24 Wisrvtwarrh 25 :■] si 31 WsnrVK th Wdrwurlh ?7 W ntworth 3? Wantwdrrlt 21 IP 25 21 10 M 27 ? II la II .27 17 Mm, ' , Sift Ml TrKk LoK-nqfor VVMn rth_53 Tied lor trii d WSIiafli JbwgH Inv, Maaf. ?nd in Ihr? Cqn gr Ma 0 1, 3rd Missouri Villgy Iflv. Mflflt, |[iqb fichnnl (inlF F-rithrrl ;cirnncj n Cpnfnrpnrv CioH Mont, Savons play in Ogal Meats i Vron— i Lbs — I D ' jublei team won CcirFere icB Mc-f±i- llnilr-, tf m Conlflrftnrrt Wrjrjl. Single iflam won Wilhnm Jawdl Irrational Mn«r. Eoaton ' i dml piny: Won-? Utr I . Third In Quadrangular Mich Junior CaJIngu Uabaru Back Ra L Capi, Butl. Coach , TKrjmuiiiPi, Jl T, FmrH Rflwr Aifcn, W. R,, Hutrfireon, AaIqp, Bar nttt, C, E, EsmilitTs Back Rows- Dfclfwjr., Thurrr.au Selltr ' . R. Voach. Erdahl Kucwa. Capt. Pik .- d!rec ior. frSrH rW W«nthrmr. V fvUaU P.. Irrrrmign, O.. Hod Hobh. Betel BaeV Row: Uhl, Hobbi, Mr i kkros, director, Lloyd. Hmcnqn, P nJoivi. WaH?w HulL H. . Capt, Pflvd. Co4di, Neib i, Sthroocfar. WINNERS UF TULUI WUiliS F1BST SEMESTER C P. T. lillllllP Stan inqr? Cr.r-K MflcKnnrin Sifcorr, KnufFmrtll E.. Waif, McMillian. Hill. Hutjh«. Dur m. fa lay, MtCractai, W, C-. Sitting; U. Hftube LoBongta, fefabrwh, Notfagp, UWody Vnfjv Foster, fthndH. hnpirjnr, Hnrtf R.. 9tn V l« SEEflND SEMESTER L P, T. BHIIUP Back Row- Tur.PT, Htttfritf. H kw. STmpr Malfan. Bt Rn-ffiyJfill Hcopfrr, PtffW Froftl ftew, Staadiogj Cowoj r, McMlllian. .Brent, Huncocl.. Riomp-, m, J. T.. WVHaiw, M. R., Etonian, fell, Bo ar . LaW S INK Km-Llngi Cnfitalrn MacK njV Witfw. Li. JwW Copt Sttymr, L , Hdue . Mi ' s: Stik High Schnul llehulu Rt iilk St fa Sub-diitrict Tftjr ftmflnt al Warrasitburq. Mis- Won qhnmpioniliip. in; M; in; iir wcsTwnimi hi fee tcam M: tlih:?:, AllprnfarvJc T il i ipjtjn. J, |Ctpt | Celay.it, J. .0, laa bwier, Dix TenPiflL KiatJi DEML(ft.O,1.C.| Stall D itfktT-numamBnf a WflrrEniburg Maovtl W L«1— Deceiti r fi. 1942 T k third plflca, {Mi ft bou ' hwi Ll brtp-l-.l LnllaQn ' c T-ftTirtnt, r l-vflr. Mis- urnri: Mutt, iT h mj(P q: Won— 6 L.atf— I. Wnntwnrrh ? t Eliminated tfv letni-finak N M iitc Milrroi- hi+fate, Ratwell, N, pJ, 34]? Tin nnn-drcifipn ckhatm. Sa inlJi lurps 1 fitcriiti I lu tjiji In WefltwDrtfi M iliriry Acadaniy 3 1 4 |4thf M;i1i:tias H wuv Trnm Hams Tolak Won— H Lk —3, January 21, 1942: WflHworrh Manual H-.qh School, Kfln m Cfty, Ma, FibriMi l, 1942: WdHwurth Kiwnp4ir Wllitjiy School E77 Htt B9I Wpntwprth Lflavenftrtsri High Sehaaf, L a V enw( tti t Kansat S44 Kcmrtff rvHIIUry School $24 Hnmtnlpli Urarsi Trnphj (VTnlch Wisntwnrrh Miliary Academy Si J |flrH| Phi Tber i K,ippR National Honorary Junta - Collage fi|(( s rW nnily Top Row: B ' al «nbgrg, Thurman, ftan dell, Atrinson, RyK Third Rowl Vouch. CM, G. T, Mann, J r A, Vn-rf, C. £., Kill, AnloiP. wtrd Rw; ti+a brisks.. Wr5erhl flr, ShswwianL Uhl, ThorncfiQn. J. T L| Wa ' iyj. D M , fVnnt tn, W, f?,. Plnu . Modf- A., Jwlian. J. A:, Cftpr, Bud. ■ i r WEKTWUHTH ' S THRLK GCh ' EHALS MAJOR SENEftAL C, L TINK6R, i?M Ga-naral Tinker, poti Qiage Indian, a narive of Gklahon camp, to Wentwortn for his high schnof work. In school he fioti part in athletics and made such a -finer rncord in thp Tniifrary department that he was ecom- rnendEd for a com mission in the Philippine Constabulary He accepted this commission upD. - graduation from. Wentwortfi in 1 90S and carved feur years before being transferred with a regular Common tfie : Ur S. Army. Transferring to aviation in 1920, hi? rise ha? besn rapid. In 8935 he was mftda a Uoutenanr Colonel; in 1940 he attained hn rank of Briqadior General, arid on bS alignment ai ear head in Hawaii he became a I GenaraL f s iht greif naval sft4 agffal battle n ar Midway in June, 10 1, General Tifi4i«r was 1 Hindi fe ' dinq hi i fan; , 4a 4 imf flu wrnmf. l BRIGADIER GENERAL WIWAM M. HOHSE. 191 1 U.S. Enaintem. General Ho£e b in change of the construed of She road rnrou h Canada fo Alaska- After graduating from WentwDrm he received an appointment to Went Point and stood eo hi h in Vm5 class that he was admitted to tkfi Corps of Engineers Ah Wentworth and al Weit Point he won his MtArt in football. During the World War he had rjirtingulsneri service in the Fourth Division of fhfl A. E- F. Since Act time he has been in charge of many drffornnt types of construe lion work for thn Engineering Corpi, having supervised r ver warli on the Mississippi and on the Misscui 1 Rivers. He aho served a tour cA duty at V.M.I. A Cetflndet fhe time he was placed in charge of building the Alaska road, he was shortly thereafter promoted to the rank of Brigadier Son era L SRhSADIK GENERAL LtROY LUHS, General L ute graduated at the head qf his doss in I9Q0. After an appointment to West Point ho continuecl to dij- flnguish hlmseif as a scholar. To qifote from the United States News of Jung- 5. LeRoy Lutes has an insatiable curiosity. Ho studied at West Point, the Cwat Artillery School, ihe Arrfty ' i Command ar d Genacal Staff School, and then went to the School for Bakers and Cooks. Bricjadier General Lutes worked with anti-aircraft and cms I artilfary, was plucked out of the latter fay General ommervalt to be head of opera-fans far the Services of Supply, The occasion which prompted the writing of rhe above quotations was the sending of the- aN important mission bf army dfficers to London early h June. 1 942, Till: YEAH 1941-42 Septembir 2: hooFball cmnp rl u ' r.J Saptamh fi; Mart sludahh iapriHeq 1 Fur Wd dfty ' ihf, uili ' - ' i. Sapfambw 10; OlrJ h y ™por+fd. CDrnplimaH- B r V pidipd show a bet! S ptamber III AH dptta - Plat rW v r qimnr-; September !2i r TM«i Day, IrrduwFino, physiEa ' ejAminaticn And uniform rnaaaurementj- nptamhar F7: aatingi to ms cndei egrpi by he Mayor or Lexington. September 26; l hn college focrlboll l am mat Arlar-idi Tath a l lfatt£ vill ' Arkanmi. Tha Wonlwo h high, anhgd hlrjm played Mifeduri Miliary ArrnnWy bar . S H pt.mb rlTs jfrjt Informal dnntr 4« hnld W mult by Fh Wan orrh Octobw 3j Junior college football reurn vhi-ha Mis«HiH V fl ILuy CcJMr , M-VlMl, Minwri. W W Ugh ichovJ faa.m vansLS Hiqh School at Sa , WisiDim , Octdbflf 4: ' [) ' Company informal defiCO. October ?r Wenbvorth Si ri school team played Chi Uicotho H h 5™gg| a I ChiMco-tr , Missouri. Otaber I It Wen orih Junlw Colic rtm The Prindpia football ' earn at Leiinotgm,. Qcfaknr I3r Cumpany 44 winners a tfia si;r latf : C-H. W.I,r B!y COmpe tiMop w s given bfl ique at countjy dkb. CWobar 14 We n rwior I h i!urin« mealing in academy H-EMiE tlflTJ- October IS; Tha orf ftrjtarirjrss nnlTft lamed r f noon lunfjl by Iba total dub- October 17: Wwtwbrth Junior CchW rtnua Mob ly Junior Collega a I |_BiinaH-p4i, Oehs-bar I8i Spiral banquet for the W Out- Informal daaea For A Company flr thf COuhFry dub. October 20; H ry f Fh B «al 0 t City £ 4 ddtttt«l tfc at cSwosr. Ocfubar 22: lha Atadamy bahdj panrdad Sn ccxnriai:! ion wsrh Fha American $ity J L s-shack. Shaw ni Kflfls.ni C i ! y ■ 0 t r 2 3: CI p n H.q-h School kfpji the Wcnlwdf h Football I aam a 1 October 24; Mnrrrjccrm mq . indud 1 ! luncJwen for alumni, broadcast u-F fldwftlKi Wball game, wihh ChiHicofko B jilnaLi CsSlao . ft nd htamc gmir Kryl 5 Y Tn f 1 in Y O tturilfc toriii£r1 betarc ha corpL Dnncjirg cltasiiM begl.h, Octatnr It: CclnbrflFrid n- Dad ' s Deiy. NovBrn ' bar I; l.ntarmfll tfn hy I he carnniiS ' Dnad ofFi ' _Hr; For III-? ertiire tOfpV rrt Fht- CjymnaBlgn . CcJIorjo ar LrsJtinq+c , Hinjl- ,ih:?rjl r -r£u-. PHnhrulLfi Court 1 17 Day |4 Kflnwi City, Ngvpmtflr 5; Colonel Fr W f, WsniiMwrtfi P M S. T , i.po4n ta ths mmi rr? chapvl. Np i ti i b w 6? Weniwor+h Junior Co-leq d tajv Sptaar.nii C ' kfl-n-.n Jun-oi CcJIoge at Kansas City, Ke as. Wo njrn.ber 7; Won+ Hh high ' ,rhc-j| oo ' ball laarri VemJl Lqs ' i S jrrnirl H %M School flt Lao S jmmi+. Missouri Movtrnbvr II; Afmittica. Day cofnm ?mufn1ioii at Ah.mn, Momofial Sfatu , NpvDmbiir 12: Kftmfi Ciry Moth ! 1 Club a e t? of tKp ladies o-f ihs wprhr Acuity ar lynchpgn nnrf brii gn-, Fc-rry-fivD WWwortii Hiddti a twdod fhn !rt+ nf n itriei nf icr- zuir.erh by Fhc fcafiia City Ml H- harmonic Sympnony OrchasPra, MDrtsmbof |3; Pup mooting by Fhn rrrr. No wSwr M- Burtirgr lo a. Jun-nr Call qa t -jriT tpn. Wfln+worfh !i qh 11 SCfiOoFjsr Ortf-u . Mi oyri. N v mbar- 15; William Jawftil debate. hW mb r IT; W Club vnmiy cFeb dianaf. NovDiriboy If; Band oWrDsff at chapeL Pap mearirx] and bonfiff befar + ra[ji+ional Ka petf oafne.- Wnn nrHi Junior rm Od san hi h N virnb r 20 W nlw iii J-jrtipi- CaHsga yeriUL rC«mpBr Mihfjry AcidEniy 0+ oonvil 1 , tVi+lrc corpi niade Fhn trip by ipflcial iVaifl, . John Miliary Academy Navamber Ek Weniu-orrti KigF- ich a Lairrtgtnn. DnbivFn I Norv«ntb«r 22: T narik giv!no; dance. NovaniiLcr 25: Culbn-tl Sell rj ipoka ha 1p-b carpi a1 chapal. November  r«up d CatbFi Fo Mg Fi CB lto Collaga, Altcn. Hlineil. wlm may ivarr- iveelf-enri quMth N ambar Bacnnd grpup uF codnH fro CoHry Collagp, M«,adp, Wi-j- louri, F ck tha w4ek-e«id. D c mb r I 3 C?mf.afl r cnmp titiop oiinnpr at country dub. □tcfrmb !- Jr CaiP am Bud spote ar thap J on Scholastic 0 fl «caL Docambir 10: Wnnlwprrh r-iilt laam v r jt Loa afuwOrtfi, ftMM Ws fc ichnc : In a inak ' i ' Leayanwnrth, _ ir I Ft TFhj Kilty Trjmpfltpr; pn1ertnip«) h coroi at chapoL Col lagc Uftnfty bftsJcet Pal! gama with WJIIia n JaWlMI Collage at Libar+y, Dectmhar I 2r Went crrh Jumor Colics deb re laam lefl a Fwo da Qi=baFc- t-DurnamenF e+ KirViviJFe, Minouri. High -schaol debars qu d o Columbifl! Mi«curi, 1w a t -day r urnaniflnt, 1; We-ittfoftfi rifle team yarsui Manjdl Tf awning hio Crty, M-iiourj, at La , i,ino;Fo ' i. This Ghh FfT fci Hahday p otii tchool, □ fltD mt«r IT: Wflnt C0 |taq B verity b krjl ball F| m V M St. Josoph Junbr Cnlie a al LcF-n +nn. D ? Difib-or I Ij $pacia I Chrirtmi tfihrtpr Tor f ie Cor pr. December Its Wenrworth corp.! diwi sed for Ihs CJiris i ma holie January S: TF-- Chrismias hohdayi ana al noon. January 9: High idwol vanity bufcgt ball l am versts Tr enton high -school orTrentan, Missouri, i . K hoo) v. n ; !r b«l S 1 bdl taM n W- bur,, !,:,-, ftauery ichoo aF Wflj-rprisF Jawary llr Colleqe verify haiVaP h H Faan, varauT l3rmii !and Junior CoK lege at Leiirqtofi, January I5j tlarri r. lecTur an liojjicf air r chapal. January 16; Hioh tchooT artiFy ball t om in Chillicoifie high iCnud La Fpn. Wanl rfh i ga baileF ball Fuam TOM Mob Hy Jur.io CoIIbi4 4F Maberfy. January ITt Tba WanlwnMh rifl ff ream potfal match wHii th« New Mtti.ta Milrrery Mir u . Jaihjary 20i Callage vartHy basieh b ll tpn.ni vnrsui Kamner Military School _ an, Hr h rfho i vanify varans MrtcpUri fv4ilit 4 r-y Atoo ' arhy ilcas, Mi5Engfi. y ' anlworrh rifle 1«m Ui n Hfl 1 Training Jiigfr ichaoF, hy, Misihj ' i.aF L f A Jan ry 23; High srioal v r.iFy baskat bwB t« m venuL Marcelin high sc icol a 1 Marceline. Wiiiourl January 2 r MrtJ-yaar flmirunfigni complied, Infofma! drwca h tha Wunt- wprth gymnniium January 2E; Boy Ikojt -eiecutlva commirFae mm rslnrtar sjur tt r:-F rhe aradcrny nrj rivi D parade by rhi) -cadal turps. Jaeuary 27: High s ool Fanthet baff ream v tsjii BrnnHi d h -]h -rnod at SfooifTeU MlurjiirL Went rl i tolfci a ifflft V9rw% C. B. C. at imlngtrm. 26 r .Vanrworth ! qoI debnlpn to 1 r 10; Weniwarrh Kicjfh school Fwaltat hall leam vpnm Cnmaron hiqh iool -n the Wept ortb q ymrwHiiwn . Gallon van-ify v rwui ftr.sfl wiFy. Kan i Jj pr CoHegBi a- Kjfiiai C Ty, Kitnui. 1hn Cnvrrliars. tha Warfwpr+h m-chrspra, parforragd f Ha Wafttnafcufg Ta rim■ Tr inifig Collngo. January 3 1 ; Th Wentworih fills team in a thonWardfr ihauldnr rrrirrli with KniT.p.ff a I Bcnrt- 11 - F bfuary li Werrwurlh coUfrqfr r B tsity basicF ball faam versui Hnikalil InttHute at Lawrence FCantaj. tn arFairirnan by tinr Mlm t playen. Boj.inq team oarftupaFad In lh« GaJdan Fa an kiurnam nr .ir Sedalia. Fe-h ujfy Al Dr H thnr adHms ma cidat eo p arcJiappl. February 5: WenWrh jwirnninq lenm mma W rmin r Colrcga ar Fulton, Miuouri. WeMwoHh high tthooJ debate Faorn paHicipe-tad in Ihe dktrirr meal j| arransburg I Wenrworlh hiq i vchocl war-Jry bosk bal ' tgam vemi-r Tranter 7: Junior College dabatp e-vn fifirricipafrad in tournament at burg under Fhe a pica of tfie TBOttvfcrj. ' Tiering C ileq . Fabruary HoadquaH-efi Company banquet af country club. Fefcvuar-y 10: We-nfwrcrrh college cadef ball Feara versus C=i ill loathe Buii . nws-s College at Chillies I Jw, Miasouf- , High aChou! anily haam verttf Ckilliesihe high school  t Chiltleoth ., February 1 3; Th college verity hnsM baJI ' nxm mm racoland CoHfrgo at Larrohi Iw . High tchoar bddft ball foam wnirt Mnrtalina Hp scnod a I MarCfltlno, Fabruary I4t fto annual Mirary Ball and Eh coronation 0 F rhe q uB ynL selected by Study VallM. Mulk by bonoVt ' grthectra, 172 Culr-eqn varvry bat al ball team uursus, Si Paul ' s CjllerjB h gymflaiuim. High sch g vars y 1 am vgnui Pern- brukn County Day 4! j!ftn;a. City, Fabruafy 16; Wor orrh irnrfiinq loam MerHia Wya-ridoHe high school fuam ip. I Kb acfldnruy poo), February J 9: foorball banqnai with Don Fauroh Ml Hour: Uni ertity coach, ds ipeakor, f briwiy 20l High huoJ vanily uriAel Lull lea-fTi rtOufi rSi-ooL ' ieloj hiij.h icI-ddI in |he WenrVorFh gymnasium, Follo sd by cjafne b iFw bn rVqnrwOrrh colieqe vfiriiry and Kdrsdl City, Kdnies, Junrar Cslleqa. High tthpoi dotal Foam in a two day roumanian at Mjvar. Wiiiourl February Wnnhror h high ichoal ba ? boll team vfrvn ' War-ran burp, higl Ich-Oot i?l 1he Wfttilw yth gymr.rtiiirm, The Werr jrlr rif.r- ii-u.T| mn1 Kempe Mllihdry {.hool in a itipuJdw ih g ' -Jtr n ss ch o 1 Lev irHj+qwi, Fflbruw y 3 3 Wnnrwctrrh i:: llnrjci vftr Jly bnilcol LhU lirfm ' .■■rtui Hnakull Inftihl t fll Lftxinglon, FtbriM y 8a.nd concert jh chapel. Junfoc Collepe decKira teem In St. Pnuli CoJleo . frrancjuhf h h ichofil deboto t-oumaman1 here, FebfiiarM 27: Wanhrarili vahiity cc logc basher ba-H Scam vtrziifl komper at foa v le. HJgh ichool vanJIy toam venus Caitiargn, MiiLourf, al Cameron. Junwr CoJIe debatfl lonm b princjfiatd, Misjouii, fer Iwo-day Srot Sen gr Callage Fnitn ic roumannferit. F brirfry 2fl: High schod rJffbato team Q ditr t rrvBehr af Womtmbiin Wer.t «4h rifle 4 D n Rg r| w ftgl -ound rha Co-fpj Aran H grefihit rifle- matdiH . March 2: J jn r C lag and high irjiool vanity iil ball team, r horna Mihrary Academy af Oafemore. Oklatioma rgr qurnss Swa Wii squoDri arch 7- WeriUt lh ffrjmmrnq f am part.IcipftfcQd in Intoritat SwimminE} Meat f tampflf h il ary Scnool at Be r illfi jS4arch I A: Til V antworth rifle faam mrf Craigtilgn Unrwtily loam in a EhouldHr-t thDiilijBr ma eh ar L B iir qren. Spring lurrlc jqh be an a 1 M «h 17: End of iprirvg Furfoiigh. March SO: Tj li Wanhr«rtti baad FumVhid Fhe mui-c fiir rt nplicmnl inrar collag.flta quartar-WI bai nt b ll gam« fl ! Hr Munl al Audibrium in Kansas City, Margh 21 1 r,B Wer l - irth iddfiir hra.ck t 6 m riicipatud in a Ji-n.njr CnL I age 4r«ck nveer at Ka=rnpar n Bc nvilla, Wiss rfj Mur 45 s Ma tine Ufipan, Eqgi Ro bp. and tt Durante Trb anlar+alnad lha Lailer corps in the gymnasiLrn. March 23; 0 Cum-pany, htWDh Miapany o tfiP thkrf iii wti i Mrtir alr d at barjqueK March W: Cnrri-s emeriamoo with vnvy Fiinra and taJk ty Bisign Harbart V. Jc.n,M. March IS: WanW i trati team t(j J or C loqe m U r trad mggt j1 . Th aeaoemy band Wshed fhsjiiuftk for ha FLfia i of nal ba kar ball tournament a I Ka-naai City, March 3 : Wwirwort,h wai hg t t fp tV loui-day Nati na Jir.nior Debate T ' jirrnerrjjnF held n tfio Ghnj Hu tl al Etfceii ' pr Sp iflgt. Ap fcl I; Dramatic clati prBSOnled a piny 0 i;hannl Rtprinenra rttyitw. din- ner and dartta: in honor oF tha Natipna.1 Junldr Calfecjo teebarera a Lajurcgtqn. April At fhe high school tracL l«am Incl; paft in the tlal- louma nan in Columbia. MijsPunl, April 7; Werrwnrrh grpup enrnrrairc at Cpttqy G lac . N nda. Missouri. April I h Thp annuijl W Club apron and ohnerall oan-ce wai held r i ih WornVorhS gynrrraiium. Tfio WCTrtwjrtti ttnnii loam mei W nditt high -school at LerJ q ' sn, Aprfl M: T ib W ntwprtf„ C. . C . Sr JmepJi, and Trenton Junior Ccilaq trad t arni m r aF WnntwarHl, A rnaot betwoap Wenrworrh hioji schoo. nrd Uiinqmn r:.gh ich ol fl held n  ha same s nfc April P7j WenlworFti Junior CoFltiqa mel Kan at City, Ra-nias, Junior Cph h in a Fratfc, oalf nd t iiHls, inaal a Wanlwui- ' h. Wt-nlwuriJi nign m track taam participated la an InvltaMonal maat WilMam I Ca-leqe. L befty rvNisoL-ri. Hi The- Wantwmrh arthutrji piirFnrmad for the Monhall h qh schocfi al Marshall. fmftBMI April Jft lh« annuol W fl r Papar+m?nt SripiiE ttl si WcntwoJifi. AfiHl 21: the Wfl.nWth high -L-h ol trod team look porfr in a hi K ichogl cunfrtrent meef t ChSll Mt ' April 23: Th$ Wenr orHr high ichocJ taam pirHicipfltsd in a Jilgh E choq ' Icffinii endqen f qpnWflnt i|e l a I Wantwqs-rrr, April 2 : l i WanlwcHn :nh a track l-pa-m rgpb part in a Ifac-k maat at Mniprlu, MiiiD-uri. The tiiijh. srhc-.il ac rearn participated inr ' tairiOnal fF,icL mfrM at ManhflH, Mn uri, April 35; ThQ Vrpntwrji-rr, tract fflam took part -n thp Lawriwco, Kanww A lea-daaco at th counlry club and the scad y nymn , with MonticnllQ U r- hgnor, r at ForrnaJ gUBftl Of April 2q: Ralph Coog r mom riol , Ph - Allan oMH, Uni rnity i April 29: Korrh Mart.n dSragtor nf the Kanias City Art inttltufe. [poke to Wanbaorth cadah ah chapol. Th Wer.rworth qh kHooI ronnii |-oan nal WyandoFta high school al Kansai CiFy May k Ths We4i(worth coOeqa fack laam look pari n ' He Jji-oi College Cwfnronw M l  J TrrrtDn. TIm? Wnnttfcrth goff _o_nd tnnnh 1«m mot Krjrtja 6% Kaniai : Junior Collogo at form Cily, a.mai, Tho Wantwprrh bfljid gave jk inap pwiK.al the annuel R.O.T.C. Qir in Kajrwap May 2i I he WqnKviylh hq.fi i£nco| track iaam pafJki P at d I n ma !iUr E Hlq Schnnl Mae el Cylumb a. The Wenrwurrh, lo eka. Wyandptle, an J Independence, Misio jri, high ecKooV lenali 1ea tk me ' at Venr worrh. May □: Ihe Wer r prth high schcol Ifinmi aad gjcsiH hcami met rh . Chilli -cthe high sthoe.4 in malchpL a1 Chiilicorho. May 7: WontWnrlh callcge- Iratk, qc f.  nd lenr-r, r M rni attended a meer at ' t}rr,p .r MHirary Schflol A Bacnville. May 9? Wnjifworrh wan M to Big W an lraci fyj| a| ar Leiinqrcn. May I Sprrjnd port«rmftnr ? by tho Ksnw Ci1y enlerliiinert for ho Cao; Fi nnd thoir qua U in lh dtymn Lium, May r3: DfamaHc cI li p ewmttstt two playr. ar chpp . May|4 ? WBfitworth hir h (Mtaftft H rjdf fnm« nilenrifd n maal at ChllHtolh? May IS: Wonlwarrh cc e e qoH and ffinnit rearftt look pari m an inW- itate mfmr nl Kan ai City. Kanut, Junior Collepe. May 16] The? Wontvv rrh cpllegn Ira fe ■ra ' n pOr ' -cipa ' td in an inferiJrtlt I ' lJifll il Hannav C ;iy ICarsat, Junior Ccllecje. lha annual trumpeted |ta+f bnnqgnt wa-i held aHhe Vittary Cafe. Miy IB: Dr. noic of thn Canlral Mtasoim Si ale Ttadien 1 Co !erj : : i;Jdrei d ih-D corps oi chapa--: on Vgitatigne? Prpblpms and inlcr io ep ihd vidual itudoftSi rw 4hrae rfayVi 0 Cc-mpur.y Lur ueF vwai held -al ' he Wer Vorth Country Ojn. May 12- The Wantworth high ichool W Club bangual and altctipii □[ afbfetk coptom was held st fhe Vie o y Caf h May 23: Juuiw Coil e W CUfci ba ue and election of Sordini at he Victory Cftfe. May 24: Bacc auroara wvlCQt af ttm Wentwprrh gyrnnatiurn. May 27: and concert fl Jid mtriical program. May 28: tiflrcim and oxhlbil ' jsns 9 50 A, M, Visitors bufFat luncheon at Mia WantwwhS Countfy CFu,t at 12:00, Military ;ompeMtior i at 2m, Scralairit ajth. ' b i ar ht khdashc- a Hding a J t!, Final rsq5- mantal p-n adit a.F 7. X3 P; t , flral recaptioo afld ball a May 2?r Graduation Apah sn nt 1 0 3D with addrai-i by Mr .Carl Bolta ' rasrdant q( tiw Bialn Chamber of Contmarca. Rnq carismony and reajmBfifcil d mhnl