Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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HFRF ii Hnrlin, n typical Wontworffi cade — a Uru ycuno Amer- icon— manly, tchoiariy ond upriglit. Hi» respect for duty and tftpgnubllHy hot won for him th rank of sergeant. Ha may have come from a lafge cHy or a very small town — that make no diWarance to th» democratic spirit that prevail at Wentworth. to may b» from a VMlthy family or a family in meager drcumstaneas -most «f hts cianmatK would n«ver know, nor evan be curious, unieu ha choca to tell them. But h« Kpl-l - the fine qualltici uf 3 .j- ' . ' r-j and vaonbiflous youth at he goes throuqh the tried end age-proved Vent- iMrtii prwMS of bwominQ • real man, a real asMit to MmteK. his ImiSy M lfti as a wIk Harlan, like aH tti othan. participates in many hi l (Hm ibtiwn. Bud bt ' rftillQW him through a t iieai da . M«iIm IiM Mii m i i iyr, ad |fi nm to • cIm •! IW m4 |wm4 m ikii mtid uM la Ika olMr kaai, Mmd « a M ar 1 Hn lai» w.

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A D I Y AT WEUT WORTH 1 1 0 TWO days at Wentwortt aro quite he sarne. for a »vldelY vaf«d program of kM- artic milifary, atWrfic and othar ec+ivi i« i$ usad to keep the interest of ttie cadati at high pitch and theJr appetite for learning well wfiettad. Fu i t h atm ore . no two itudenti harv« quite tfie tame duties to perform throughout any given day. TViere is, however, a definite routine that all cedetii follour each dhy. It Is used to imtni perfect regularity and prbmpfneis in attendance upon ail dutiei prescribed for one artd all cadeti alike. While i» requirei vsi vc adjuttmenti for new jtudent to become ecr.uitnmed to thi» rou- tin«4 Mf iliqht hint of moaotony is toon loit in tlw kaleidosciapic whirl of tfte icttool year. To give pareeti and ot iers a better insight, the following pages have been used to sef forth, pictorially. the day ' i activitiet from Reveille to Tapi, of a typical WentwoHh boy whom we will designate at Cadet Harlan. Th« pklwn m An tntnid «tr« H n «t«M v«en vf H»»ttif, %« vin9 tm Urn ArnNi4 Pvrcm at halr coyntty «Ad te ••It lllHl»f t« It tlia ml rilt mililtry •■•itiixf Itwy IK whiU «l tttMwulk.

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CANT @ET ' EM UP, blows thft bugtwr, but He does, end at 6:3S: o ' efock enoHier dey i$:under way. Cedaf M Hwi goes first to the sanitdry lavatory on • his foe-. A good washup is part of the routine, for a cadet is expecfed to,|ta ipinnK t« ' i c ean at all times. At 6:50 he goes to a well-prepared broakfoit. After brealtast, roomi must be deaned. One of the basic airrvi of our lyitem If to form personal habits of order. Each morning Harlan rnakes hh own bed, puti M» «Mhet bt odor end hetpt hts Mommatft dean