Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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CAN7 GET EM UP, blows H» bugW. but h« doM, a d at 6-JS o ' docV anoHier day is undar way. Cadat Harian goes lint io Ida tanifary lavatory on iSt Hoer. A good washup is part of tha rautina. for a eadvt it wpected to bap him lOf dean at all tim k At i sM tWjhWSBfw fter bnaUast, coomS: mint be claaned One of the basic aims our sytterr « to form parsonal kabrh of order. Each morning Harlan Pn tiU )if ;iiBilni bpd .|(uh hiffxlptllias .tri tadf trnd h lpt his rooinmattt daan the reom.

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HRE |» Harlan, a typical Wartworth cad it— a fine young Amar. ican — manly, »cholarly and upright. His respect for duty dfid rasponstbitity has won for him the rani of sergeant. He may have conw from a large city or a very small tov n — that makes no difference to the democratic spirit that prevails at Wentworth. He nwy be from a wealthy family or a family in meager circumstances — most of 1 dassnnatas would never know, nor even be curious, unless he, chow to tall tham. But he typifies all the fine qualities of a desarving and ambitioui youth as he goes through the tfted and at(t-pmva6 Went- worth process of becoming a r- V a rial ' aii KjinNlf,, liil family and friends, and soclery j rthole. Harlan, like all the others, participates in many activities betidas those shown. But lat ' « foDofw Mm through a typiesi day. §»4 wattd m ti m»M adt I «• v) « bMl, tmni u i Mafn I W Int oar. Hh hrarhw, Hufa. » «tiw W(MwerH •(■Ma . tUm • M«fw, wt •MMrf mt A ' nittw w Mm Urn Utfi.

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I Strict ihtpoction of quarters is a daily rotitina. Format inspec- tion of H«rlan ' «: peraon. room and aquipffleint ccoffs on Sunday morning. At thit Hm unotutl ure must be talwn in deaninq tlie Our friend lees tfiat hidden oomen are carefully dusted, dain jldMwd, and eMeryttrntg put in order. Then he takes care ,pf hit p non. ThereV bran to iiCm$, leather to polish, hair to brush, and whiii(«fj to iie removed. A certain t5me I ' =i l- t-d for this pieperation and ail worit must be done within that time. This young Mknir fatows that any deficiency in this work recelvei what is ili own in Academy language as a skin — which counts as ii t one ' s comF y ' ' i competition. I HarUa l r««dy f or t ii • tiwM driaad — room as cImr M the prevetUai IwMrf ' s