Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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SCHOLASIU Wen»worH» ' s iww $80,000 Sellers -Wlkolf Schdosfic Building is tha nucl«us of the icholflstic department. Thit magnKScerrt s+rucfure contains one of the most splendid libreries ponened by any {nstitution of this kind. Four compleielY equipped leboratories provide excellent faciilties for ffie practical •tudy of tfco sciences. In addition to class rooTRs for dll classes, it houses the Dean ' s and Commandant ' s offices. It is with justi- fiable pnde that Wentworth points to this new achievement in its effort to provide surroundings which are conducive tp aca- demic edwancemenf. ' iiii f M ji mL- ■ a - ■ - I VhMl Aidi «• iMing uMd t a «iMt MriMt to lietarar by tnttnieten. Th A i n imj In tlw batt ■ yM ae pkturn tor dau «Mii,

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«Looliin9 ow-M W(%r-ll«» Porch. Loortad on one of the mpct bMUtiful K ts ovisr- loolu ' ng IktMmma-tiSmil ' Course end Coun- hy Gtub add variaty to fha many facititiss available to the Wentworfh students. The nine-hole golf course $ most attractive and sporty. The dub houie with ' H csfenng equipment, is ideal for many inlcrmal Da- ties he ' d throughout the year. And In the stable are found horses tuitobl»fer the tyro as well as the expert rider. « T!M 4rt}Nl eiiwe)»., E«ery WMriwarlh iMMl.v rUe. [NTWORI I «hliHior a Urn Ctab Hwei iv«a M

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UIMMMMJ The tcholasfk de|Mrtmenf Is divided into Kra saparafe and distinct units: tha high scWJ, whidi offers tir yaars of preparatory woHc, and tha junior coliaga. which olfan tm yaars of lib- aral atH and adanca. Each has its.own organization separata front ttte other. Both dtviiwnf are fujly accradifad by tha North Central Assoda- tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools, an organize- tion composed of the leading collages and piapate- fory schools in twenty states. This racognitton means tha! graduates of either d Mrtmant are ailgiUai to enter any Institution in the UmtwI datMilhalCBCl WK students by certification. It !5 our ijim to see that each cadet masters every lesson thoroughly. To accomplish this, every student Ii taught correct study methods and thoroughly schooled in correct usci of I ' brarior, a d labciaforiet. Classes are small, averaging from 8 to IS students, which permits individual attantion. Most of the faculty members liva in the buildings with shide-iti. Thoy ore readily accessible for special help, From time to time a personal study i mode of each cadet to determine • Th» laboratory (or •bffiantary cUtici in aliaiRtifry providoi many caitly initru- manh nel provided (or hi l-t-L Af..t, .lil ■- - IwvM ara Impartant to tlw proper ihNiy of • Ihe labafateiy for tha ad- wwrarf h w eiiwy cianaa it • H mora eomplately