Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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' TK» gyimiMHm ti SS fttl H MirtAini two re uUr btiM hti courts. « Iir9» 4ti9«i, « i MnwIng pool 20 k. THE spflrtlingj cry stttl ciear water of the swimming pool is inviiing ' io cadoh year ' roynd Thft pod b of reguiatiofi size (20x60] arxi U the Itw purpose to teach every cadet to tw m well. The water Is wermed icai treatment.

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vliitar NifMiiht ov b«y famw hit Mwi fm ■ liMtilltIt and oHwr T ' RAINING for lead«rship it importom on the tootball tieid at well M avcrywhim •! ■ at Weniworth. More itian fifty cadofe aniw«r the vsnSty call aecii year and terge tquads tufti out for company teams. All fi oyert rKaive intenfive ' tramingi bcM in the arf of l}w i9MM, ' . met: In. -jdiRn pM niwilii Football ranks at the mifliber one tpori. and -Hw R«d: Dragon elevens ore consistent win ners. The fine spiWefi l«)!9e| l 0PI!f» i( tt Hld. « fa in every contest. In the winter months basketball connes iiro the spotlight. Again fhoie a-, t t- . arslty and ' Cibilipany teams and a place for every cadet who desires to play. Hqt.s ujh b:. ore played m the spacious gymnasium where then are tv«|0 couits and an spiece for ipectatonik Wentworth u o member of the Junior Cotlega interstate conference, an athletic asso- ciation nunf bering six schools as merrbers. The W«nhrt r h High School teams ar mem bsT of the Pony Express Conference of Western Missouri. Almost every major and minor spons are on the Wentvwjrth progrdin— pley )d «if»der cmnpetent co«cl ei-- and e (aiY cadet is required to prarticipate.

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Iklew) Perfect itgdy CMidHiaM , wali tn HarlM ' t room. (Nwta «|Abo»a| Kfi MJwl HarUn and hit fn nd( tint tn a radio program during Hi rvcraation pMiM ' ImiiMdialviy Mowing •VMM19 idmI. Just Mon fhe evming study period i$ fhe fovorife tune-in time for Cadet Harien and otHer radio devoteei. Permis- fo have a radio in the room it ror dpidcd piMk , itia abusa of wlfch Afiar tdtrty-fiva minutat of tmemt S fl following ttie supper hour, evenl- q djdy is begun at 7 o ' clock. Each cadot rotiret to his own raonn for a iwo-hour period of quiat. Theiv U no stuffy, noisy halt in which cadato are confined, histead. indi- vidual intHativa is encouraged. Faculty of- ficers areincoftttant attendance through- out the period, giving advice where if is needed and encovragenieflt at all timasi