Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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S ' ct insp«cfion of quArtan it a daily rautins. Formal inilMiP Kon of Harlan ' j perwn, room and aquipmwi occiin on Sunday ononiing. At this time unusua ' car« must be talen in cleaning room. Our ■fri=nd lees ' •tiat h ' ddon coirieri ato ca-ciiu iv dusted, chairs poiijlied, and everythinq pu n cder Tjipr hr taies care his parson. Hiars ' s brass to shine, lea ' her to poliiH, ha r -to brush, jpmJ wMiUn io- rwnov«d. A cartaki time k alloiHad for ■ p!jiipitni ' Sqn «nd 4! foA raw b ddn wMiSn Hwt flnw. Ttiii youna :iaii0i» lirtows Hwt any dtfk lney )n (hrt work 11 ;Uewn m Aeadamy tangua s as a JSif - lA «euRt a itmf

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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

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«ll Uberttory Mdu AT 8 O ' CLOCK in the morning, classoi convene. Har- lan makei his way to a small class on his schedule wliore personal attention is his at any s needed. Our eadaf h caraifully instructed in the ha-a ng of deH- iC»t K «nt{fic equipnwnt, He » not hrnd to grep» blindly for infermatien. That wliieh It truti of tha iciafnc l( borat rw( « oquotly true In ad othar danroorhs, ttme pastes rapidy in the clas room or lataoratorv becduia tiw vvorli h tnt resttng. The Khplattic day ti, divided into two equal parts, wttfi Htrea clftoei in e memlnifi aitti thi In itm aftiirntfpfl.