Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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HERE i» Horlan, a typical Werrtv«fOf h cadof — a fine young Amer- ican — manly, idiolarly and uprigW. His respect lor duty a d responsibility has wort for him fhe rank of sergeant. He may have come from fl large cHy or a very small town — Hiaf make no differewce td tJw democratic spirit that prevails at Wentworth. He may be from a wfalthy faintly or a family in meager circumstances— mott cf his dasitnatM would never know, nor even be curious, unless he cdtew iO toO ti«m.. But hie ty||tffiis-«l the fine qualities of a deserving end aTibltiouj youth at he goes through »he fried and age-proved Went- worth process of becoming a real man. a reel asset to himself, hil imv Y •nd fHeridt, «nd toclaty as a whok Hdfim. lib aO Hm otheis, partieipetH in mttty actmtiM im iilQIMiiem through a typi ctay, ■» Hull IkIcIi H tl H««a.. .Iw snAapMi W tfti ' ijm-tit ' tiit ' id Km kit WW.

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A D A Y AT WE WORTH 1 1 : TWO day af WeflKvorth quit ftm Urrw, toir ei Wtdcly varisd program of ichol- ostic. rnilifory. ofhietic ond oHier ocHvlKw ii used to keep the intereif of iH« cadets at high pitch and their appetites ■for loaming well whettod. Furthorrnoro. no two «tudent hav« quits the utma dutiai to perform throughout any giv«n day. Ther» it, howevar, a dofinito routine that all tadett fotlow each day. It it uted to inttiH perfect regularity and promptnast in attandanca upon all dutrn pretcribad for orai and all cadot aliU. WMie It raquiras tome adfuttmantt for new ttudantt to become accustomed to thH rou- tine, any slight hint of monotony is toon lost in the kaleidoscopic whirl of the school year. To give parsnts and others a batter intlght. the following pages have been uiad to let forth, pictorially, the day ' s activitioi from Reveille to Taps, of a typical Wontworih boy whom we will datignate at Cadet Harlan; Tba fk-vWr ihii ••«ti»« i¥m a.g l t ' ■fB. H»w«eBt Thav «!• rafatMii Matitt m m n si ffia c« t t iKiiai«i »rm new •vf ' iftf in itit Aimed ' vKvi ef ftwit tou fy tp to ' ««tl llltM i i«

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CANT GET ' EM UP. blom ihe bugler, buY he does. «nd «t o ' dcc ' another day ii under way. Cadet Ha on goes first to the ssn ' itsry lavatory on his floor. A good washup is part of the routine, for a fiodit U t»p$0 M )l0p h r self ciean «t a l tifrm. At 6:50 IM goat to a well-prepared breakfatt. After br kfast, roomi must bo cleaned. One of the basic aims of our system Is to fofTi persona ' habits of order. Each rnoming Harlan irialieii his, own bed, putr his dotfias in order and helps his roominate clean the roorru