Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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• M«yiM HwiM it h f«l U All oW Mdah h taiuM part A Wh from iRoHwf • • • OP HMiybc THE recr« ' on room pfovn a havsn of rest, relanafion and zectful Indoer comp«{vHon. Pool. till ' o ' d -r; ping-pong tables are provided. A few try their hand at bridge, wf le etbffs read, or rele in comfortobla chairs.

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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 .

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(M9 | Ojr Inood «Hrndi a ch«p«l fUtM, IwM twipf Mctt tMMk. «|ilkw) We nMHt 9et h Mw «id fIgMI My H«H«n «» ht (mIw • dwrt p«p tdk m the « • of « 9mmw CAOET HARLAN «ttanc|s an !nf«r sKng, In- formativs and inspirational roesfing In fhe diopsl, immadialety befora luncK. Thaso maat- ings are conducted by the Acadeniy Chaplain, but ara not strictly raligious. Travel talks, haaith lectures, scientific, damonttrations and iftoirt serrniMi, p)«B«iifit«d by outstanding speak- 9ts. are fraquantly on the program. The serv- ice is opened wJtti a hymn, player and respoA- i}ve readings, and closed with the singing i)t HVentworth, the Academy song. Pep nDeettngs, preceding important ath- letic contests, are also held in tha chapeL These aM always occasions of great fun. Studants and faculty make rou g speeches. The cadet band furnishes gay. martial music and everyone antic- ipates th« big gama on the morrow. Athletic contests are important nscriMtional events. Eyvy attsHKfs tham;