Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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Uko many o Iwf cadah. Harian ftnc» ihe extandsd otdar dnH mew Mitanilfn ' Tiut drill emtSsH of combai meffiods. Ha is tavghf to malai cotjc, to sdvanea and lira. No achtnl ftrinq ii dona during thli drill, lio « ver, for ell tHe ammunition used it dummy matoriaL Inifiativa and ieaderihip are required in this Mort:. SituaHons arisina it fho problems furnished by the Wgr Oapartmant call for quick ttiink- ing and immediate action. Hira aa tyipttal aMtat ' lin aiilMrfad ardar drfll Menwhiif and (niAmetfive Tin C l«l OHIc.. w-uof fbwM •«« Cafrtaln W ii»» i W|B , U, I. Atmy. H« p«rfltlp lt4 in k FigM oa la i . c ptM tni liM km f p rt«4 at lurli 4 4 • | TIm ladat (bo il to oMrt Ih urtriri !• Ui MW « Mi,oi MIIim Mm . U. S. hUlta Alf Vmm,

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C d«t Uaut»ii4N4 Jack UsmMl « mfiiMjt f Hm pl«t«o tn (iw WM di M MliJ «llti Ik Stuttiim U» lb— 1— li. mMm ia KHfh Hairt. D|tlL4Lit 0 v«ry format affair. If is on the drill fiold ftuit HaHan teams much of courtety, discipline alerfnn r lo .vitS his efltire baHolion Ij thoroughty tchcnM. tn QCpd dtizsiuhip, tmigiTt ifcu ptelper r(?sf.L ' -I ' ' .uperiorj and h-flined . ' n leadership. |jMrnin9 Ivj iirill a squad % fhe first training in leaderihip. TrirvugKoul tKe year tquad drill arid compeKtion is a part of the regular military routine. The squad is the stnallest military anit and con sith of nina mm, ona:af whom Is a corporal and aqoHnr a firtt class privste. All Insfruapfipn H cbn AHfioagh military w6rk toices but 6na hour each day, the training it intensii e and much mor thorough than that found in Idf r tmttt. Personal attentiofi It given the individual cadet on the rr-Jlifarv field ai well as in the classroom, arid each cadet hat an equal chance to advance to import- ant positions in Wentworth ' s military realm. In tt e army, the navy and the marine corps Wentworth is qfat ifa d by ttt-aliimni who have received Hieir commitnons and af« distingulsbing flwntelvas in official oqMcWn of fhei» nnpi

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if B U £ A fa 1 A U 1 ic UiniNEH S-WS4mI ★ SUPPCH WM Wk«tlMb ■ 1 dt ligBi I n Harlan and Wi fallow cadaHl Maal Km a dmip • .tima for good food and good M Vtmi. Rmi nf h c«ilrt« lacing (Km llob«-rti, ftichtvd Cro« CfH. l o rd mMm, UmHt Mart iMakkar aaA Plnri FOLLOWING thr nin,, claMtt comes lunci time und our cadet is reody io eat, Academy menui ara lw9yt vsriftd and pleasing. Meab ar« carfffuily planned to suit the needi of ail cadets. Ttiey are healtirful and nutr - lious and just what active, fiard-woHt- Ing boys require. Meal Hnnes are at 7.-00 in the morntng, 12:10 and :I0. ThU fchedule it varied only on Sunddy. when dinner becomes a more elaboMte meal served at 12:30. After dinner there is a recreation period during which Harlan and otter eodett may do pre lv n-ucn as they choOM. At this time there is a rush for the cadet post office. Every cadet re- ceives Kls rr ail twico daily. The rccefl 4ion room is also a popular p ace at thtitiiiis .