Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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I of quirtwi » «; ftM 4f HsHan ' s pcrtoh, rooin md equ Mnwit occurs on Sundvf MwnteQ. At ttiisHkl« ' .«IMttual ean ma bs fakM In ciMninq Jlw room. Our friend sass fhat hidden conwrs are cdrefully duitcd. chairs polished, and «verything put in ordar. Then he taicei care of his person. Tlura ' S.brMtlo iliim, tMfher to polish, hair to brush, aod whiskers to be removed. A certain time is allotted for this r- ' rf ;;« ' -aHon and all work must be done within that time. This young toHuw knows fhat ony deficiency in this work receives what it known in Academy language as a skin — which counts against OAfl ' sxompany in color connpstition.

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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.

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«%M H|Kte WMW Modern tqiffmitk k. .di Ubonilery wodu AT B O ' CIjOCK In tha morning, cImsm convene. Har- lan mat:«s his way to a »nall class on hit schedulfl where personal attention is his at any time it Is needed. Our cadet is carefully in» ructed in the handling of del- ical scientific equipment. Ha Is not forced to grope fcDndty for hformefion. That vyKick it true of the sdence laboratories it equally true in all otfier dasmonnt. Tfme passes rapidly in the classroom or laboratory because ffie wor is bitafasfnig. The scholastic day is dfyiMad into two equal parts, with f iir in the n lngmd two in the efterngon. » J i