Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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Strict nupsction of quarWs it a da rc tira. Formal inspoc- t?on of Harlan ' i parson, room an6 aquipment occurs on Sunday morning. At this time unusual care must be taken in cleaning the room. Our friend sees that hidden ccmers nre -arofuly durted, chairs polished, and everything put in order. Theri he talces care of his person. There ' s brass to shine, leather to polish, hair to brush, and whiskers to be removed. A certain me is allotted for thli pr aration and all work mutt b« dona within that time. This youig Mem hwtn tha any dafidancy in ftu worfc nKaivaii ti knowii lit Aeadsmy lainguag M SiifMilS lWtliff . Ma « ' ' aiJttlUk HM 1 jh AWb ' raWiJMrtMaitfKawa '

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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

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•lUwratary tuoHb A 8 O ' CLOCK In tfe morning, classas convene. Hair- la.-, makes his way to a small class on hii schsduto wfiere personal attention is his at aiy time it 5 needed. Our cadet It carefully instructed in the hand ing of deli- cate scientific equipnwnt. H« is not forced to iaiindly for information. That which is tnia of the science Iflborstories Is equally time in aR other classrooms. Tinte passes rapidly in the deuroom or inbfjratory became fhe work is intaresting. The scholestie day It: dMditd intb two equal |»arfi. with three classes in the -liiwirnin and three in the afternoon,