Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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H ti n—t typical Wwitwerth c«d«4. HE It HkHan; iypicAl WenW+h cadet— « fint young Amer- ican— manly, ichplariy and upfighh His respect for duty and responsibility has won for him ♦!» rank of sargsant. He may ha e coma ffwn a large city or « vary small town— tfcat malas no diffewiea H the democratic qjirit that prevails at Wentworth. He may be from a wealthy family or a family in meager circumstance« — most of hit classmates would never know, nor even be curious, unless he chose to tell tfiem. But he typHtes ell the fine qualities of a deserving and ambftious you+h as he goes through the tried and age-proved Wont worth process of becoming a real man, a reel asset to himseif, his family and friends, end society as a whole ijd dn, like aO the others, participates in many activitiw b«ivdlM is(»Nik!Wik lutiel him fhroogh « lypi(;iri day. ♦ ♦ H.,i.r. u ih- H«fMnii«». whf .«N4mM !• tW d4W a in? •r rha Uil wtr. , J ..-t» — . AL— —

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A D A Y AT W E T W 0 R T H O TWO dayi at Wanfwortli are quit© tfio wnw, for a widely vdriod program of icfiol- dstlc. military. atMetic and othar activrttat ii utad to laap tha irrtaraff of ttia codah at high pitch and thsir appetitss far learning we ' l whettad. Furtttermore, no two students hova qufta ttta lams duHai to perform tfiroughouf any given day. There i«. howev«r, a daflnita routine that all cadah follow each day. If is used to initill perfect regularity and promptness in attendance upon ail duties prescribed for one end all cadets afike. While it requires some adjustniants for new students to become accustomed to this rou- tine, any slight hint of monotony !| soon lost in the kaleidoscopic whirl of the school year. To give parents and others a better Insight. th« following pages have been used to set forth, pictoriafly. the day ' s activities from Reveille to Taps, of a typical Wantworth boy whom we will designate as Cadet Harlan. rw ptctttnn n «hU t«cll«» wwn t»n r«iri Hommwrn. ■im MUy lllMtrtf M« Wtntwinh •( H rii«. tny urn itit tmttf n»y »n r tMtf b u«M to mt»i ot tk« emAmft tkamn tantd l •f l iA4«fi tmlnlikf M tmtmviti • Wvnfvartk. S)n«s Ml fnllt««rv pr« r« a« t it b » i iiM ' « TliRi k«f4 bMn ui wii unr flw Kli««f«i m Mf b« IM bf 4 m f I 1 ttcti 4 W««lw«rtli uaif rflH. ★ ★ ★ ★

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| CANT GET ' EM UP. Uewi tiw bugbr. tw h« dou. and o» 6;35 o ' dock snootier day is under way. Cadtt Harlan Qoas fin to tha sanitary iMnkvy o hU or. A good washup is part of fhe routfne, for a cadet is expectidi Vt Vim- talf claan af all times. At 6;S0 he goes to a welUprepared brealrfast. After breakfast, rooms must be cleaned. One of the basic oirrs cf our system it to form paraonal habits of order. Each morning Harian makai his own bedi puts his dothes Ht OAetar and helps his roommate dean Urn rooin.