Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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0m af Mm iptdow, Hal llfbM Wetifworths new $80,000 Sallen-WJkoff ScKola.t P, ding is tha nucleus of the scholastic Department. Hiis magnificent sfrtlcturs contains one of t)ie most splendid libraries possessed by any instiluticn ol thii kind. Poor completely equipped labo. arories provide excellent facilities for the practical xhidy of the iciencas. In addition to clatt- rooms for ell classes, it houses fh« Oeea ' t ar.d Cort randanrs cffices. it is with ]usfi- fiable pride that Wentwrorth points to this new achievement In IH Affort to provide up- to-the-minute Wfiiiibfit Apd fciKilBltlc .4Cr coutrements. lh» attTMljvt likxary con««int thoutan o( voltimot, previdlitg Co t niiwr ct il datt f ooi m m Urg «nd wall K9lil»d «r» v iiiippvrf wHIi iMoifofii bvtbw- iiimIiSiim« Thv Wivit fvoo h - 9 - - - now MOTIMv IWIilUUi wn m Vn Of I

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TIE WENTWOBTB COiniTBY CUIB LMaied on ona of tfi« moit beauirFul spots ov«r- looliing Hm Minourl River, th Golf Couna and Coun try Qub add variety to tba many fodntiu avaltabia to tin Wantworth ftudants. The nin»-hola goif couna • mott atiracti ' va and tporty. The ctub hotna, ivitb Its cataring aquipmant, is idaal for m Jtlfiffmd parfe-; held throughout the year. And m the sfafala ate found horsac witabia for th ty» aa Mai as tha npmi ridw tk River frifM ' ' Camlry Cliik ' ietarter of ttw Ckib Hous — v ll(bU fqr

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DEPARTMENT The tchoUiitic department is divided into two separate and distinct uniti; the high school, which offen four years of preparatory work, and the iunior colleqo, which offer two years of lib- eral arts and xience. Each has iti own organization leparata from the other. Both dlviiions are fully accredited by the North Central A$iQd»- tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools, an organos fion compoted of the leading collegas end prepara- tory schools in twenty states. This recognition means that graduates of either deoarhnent are eligible to enter any institutiofi in the United States tliot r«9eiv«s It it our aim to see that each cadet masters every lesson thoroughly. To flccnrnpli h t -.is, every student is taught correct study mettiods and thoroughly schooled in correct uSes of libraries and l ratoriei. Classes arc small, averaging from 8 Jo 15 students, which permits individual attention. Most of the faculty members live in the buildings with students. Th«v ere readily accessible for special help. From time to time a personal study is mode of each cadet to determine his polnti of %iN»al(n«t and help him oywtonm tham. 6Mlo9y ' » Kiinu of particular mlefeit to bey el th» M)(iw«l . Tlie Uboratery ler •leminlary elaitet tn ehsmUtry provldet many ccvHy initru- m nti no provided or In many scKoo ' i but wh;-h Wantworth ba- ■ are Important to th« proper tMy Pf Vm Uboratery for Mw ad-