Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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' H«rl«n— « typical HERE is Harlan, a fypical Weotworth cadet— « fin young Amer- ican — manly. icholaHy and upright. His raspect for duty and responsibility hat won for him the rani of sergeant. He may have conw from a large dty or a very small own — that males no cRffBrenoe to he dernacratic sp ' rit- tliaf Dreval!s at Wentworth. He may b« from a wealthy family or a family in meager circumstance — most of hii dassmatos would never know, nor even be curious, unless he chose to tell them. But he typifies all the fine qualities of a deserving and ambitious youth as he goes through the tried and age-proved Want- worth process of becoming a real man, a real asift to himself, his family and friends, and society as a whole. Harlan, nice all the others, participates In many actri ties ben ' citts « H flM ftrtcli MMKfi, »W (ra Mtod !• tin cl u d If 17 «i4 M • irmM ««M tn Mn Im I, mntd m • Ufifr h Um M Htr. Hh kMriwt. Hm. ' MW WMvwtti ikamm. Am « Mtjar. tiiip

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A D A Y AT WENTWDRTH 1 O TWO days Wentwor t are quits fh« tamff, for a widsly vanad progrann of ichol ostic. mllifaiy, atfletic and othar octivitist i» uied to keep tHa interest of tKe cadeti at high pitch and thai ' appetitei for learning wall whetted. Furthermore, no two sfudentj have quite the wme d«f»ef to perform throughout any given day. niere li. however, o definite routine that ai ' cadets follow each day. It ii uted to ini;tin perfect regularity and promptneu in attendance upon ell duties prescribed for one and ail cadets alike. While it requires sorne adjustmants for new snidents to become accustomed to this fcu tir e, any slight hint of monotony it soon lost in the kaleidoscopic whirl of the school y ar To give porentj ond others o better insight, ttie following poges have been used to set forth. pictoWally. the day ' s activities from Reveille to Taja. of e typical Wentwortf» bov whom we will designate as Cadet Harlan. tW tricWw tn Ihh w«ll ii (MtM ffn tt» H « M«r. |i»M t r, Wul»rat hhm »t W»rh ar ti irf ImIm Hi atn aHII ImI l TWf an tvUliM h« «ii •« m«»v h« c«4«ti ili wn M«T«ri In Hm Atmt i Fwc« thaJr OH «trf tn4 m IHutlfatv f(iN 9 um 7))«f« ha b««« la— u irf«rf i «li«n4» mm t b it fw twf M IW hmMm an W«rt»arrii oihrait. ★

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HI CAhfT GET ' EM UP. btows tlie bugltr. but he foM, «nd at 4:35 o ' cio • dnofher day is under way. Cadaf HoHrn 900 firsf to fhs sanrtary lavatory c - hif floor. A good washop is part of fhe roufino, for a cadet « expected tpi Jk ip }ii- ' idf dean at all times. At 6:50 he goes to a well-prepared breakfast. After breel(fa;t. rooms mist be cleaned. One of the bajic aims of our systorr is to form personal habifs of order. Each morning Harian makes his own bed, pet httclpthet tn order end helps his roommafe dean the loom.