Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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InttnictbM ' t ' Tlw i irf ay iM . MMg» wfc r» Mwy smM (mcw.«wiI anw IMiig. M I L 1 I A Y n£PilBXM£JX MILITARY -framing af W«ntwoHh hat always been a strong feature, buf it h never permttted mierfere with fha icholastic wfk of the Academy. It can be shdwn, mortwvBr, datsroom worl. In rBcogn;tion of the superior military wort done at Went- worth, in 1889 the Academy became a po$t of the Mi»ouri Nafional Guard. Graduates of tfw Academy who faslded In Mis- Wentworth has been under fhe dlltaci Jupervision of the War Department of the United Stattei Soverriment since 1895. when the first active army officer wat detailed to the Academy. This officer, auitted by active non-commisiioned officers of the army. W 5n charqc- cf sl ' ml ' l sry worlr In addition, th© War Depart- rtient fumishei around $SO,000 worth of equipment to be used for instruction purposes. Weifitworth is oae of the original Honor Schools of rhe United Slates,.t 6 ht W rsirng gmm by the War Department. The Academy has been n unit of the Reserve Of- ficefs ' Training Corps from the time that organiation was as li nieittretiMt. bi «ll the

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In thit vWw of nMm loU y of AtkniiiklialiM byWtaj carfih m liimm AdiRMiiq a M M of Mw Da ImwMm «f l a rftp a arfaao and ComK- hrfton doMtad to Wantwcirtk by ftm Uta Mr. L Frcct Ev«m. VieMVMidaal ' MIMIKISIHAIlOJy lUlI].flISG WFthih Wflntworfh ' i AdmSnitiraflon iwidinq are handsomely fur- nishad parlors. oOTndort ar»d racapHon rooms. Among Ih tsh- and dacoRrtrons studanh and guests alilce find many articles of interest and rare beauty. Its comforfable fuTishirgs awh paaceful surroundings afford a ho rielike atmosphe ' e wnere ihti new cadet readily adapts hrmself to a wholftsome, happy eiiperleflce. Hare !n an etnwspkare of quiet dignfty, every student « privPe jed to aotartaln his guests or to spend his leisure nvoments as governed by fii ' . d i ' v vrhodule. None of the comforts of tf-e modem homt nave been oxduded in Wentwqrth ' s plan to provide the finest train- ing and quarters availabie. (Abova) Tkt Conor af oat ef IIm «r««4f « parton «Awe eodo ti le ea H e illuttrolei the fiomclike ur- rmmHuft at Stio rocaptiafi roolM,