Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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«|Ri«|it) Our WmmI cHfiid « dMpW (lalow) We RMHl get In flwra and CAOET HARLAN affendt in+eresting, Inform- dfivo «nd irispiro ' .onal meoHno ' i in the chapel, immediately before luncti nn Wednesdays and S«turdey$ These meetings are conoucied by the Academy Chaplain, but are liot strictly religktub Travel talks, heaMi lectures, wienftfic demonstrations and short sermorts, presented by outstanding speakers, are frequently oo the pro- ffWn, The service is opened with a hymn, prayer «nd responstv» readings, and cbsed with theiing- tn9 of Wentworth, the Academy song. Pmp meotingi, pi«cading important ath- krfic oontesli, are alto held h the chapel. Thes are always occasions of great fun. Students and faculty make rousing speeches. The cadet band furnishes gay, martial music and everyone antic ipates the big game on the morrow. Athletic jnte ts.Are in spftanf recfMtHjnat sifients. Every

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behind fh 7 8 b H iMftI Ll« All Ollw udtH li« t«l part hi imHiiI eomptMien ■ Til tatevition wf in liia t erMfioii room •nabUi udeh to »n]a f NnIt Ii JUk THE recraation room proVM a havwi of mt, relaxation and te ' .Hul indoo ' competition. Pool, billiard and ping-pong tables are p ' ovided. A few try Hieir hand at brid e whiie others read, or raiax In cooiferfehla 4 Mnb

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0m CttM m oriv u pmonti •HmftM hwn • fMalty nnmbar ia tht tkitr In i if vidura. Mm Tw»le«l OMcaf, Jotmi SimMMt, trWut tl W«4wMfti, ll M« • IM. CA b IM: llaRW Sr »« AMif. H »««« «»i M h •(« upMn ' •( AH« and II««| t n. Mrt •• Mm SleiiUii u»p«i«« m4 tka upttir ti QERSONAL sttantkxi i« not confined 1o dfturoom nor fo tfw avaning itudy pertodi. Harlan and many other cadets seek assistanca in the spaclout Acodamy library. The faculty offl- eat in charge U alwsys ready artd willing to help any ttudant, no mstlAr what hh problem. What- ever th.p ■;ubi°c+ f o faculty oj ior «$ qupilHttd. to give the guidance needad. Wentworth ' s library ii one of the moit import, ant piacai on tke camput. It contains more than 8,000 books OP nenHy every subject one could imagine. Reference booki Include the famous On- focd sfMn l tionery and many nth of encyclo- :