Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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Iwa vltM, ptrtaci ltd M M cHkt ' ' tit Un tf m Mtrtk Alrl««. Ht «M i wi«t»J aUk Mw SOmt Slw w ktrnmim itt tetim nti Heart. DRILL i$ a vwy -formal ttffatr. It is on the drill field mat Harlan learrs niuch of courtejy, discipl « and alartiwss. H . with his mtiFe batfaliOfl, is thorouQhiy schooled in 90od citizenship, taughf ' Hw propsr rMpaot for and IralnMl in laadertkip. Laaming to drill a squad is the first training In leadership. Throughout the year squad drill and compa en k a part of the regular mllrtary toutlna. The squad ii the imaHast military unit and cetH tilts of nine to twelve men, two ef horr are jergeants. AA Mnie ' t»«iNi4M{ %! i lindar tlia pahe n«l supervision of membart of the military faculty. iiVthough military work takes but one Her - rr -i d3, the training is intensive end much more .Hierough than that found In larger units. Pervuoal aflention is given the individual cadet on the Military field as well as in the clatsroom, end each cadet has an equal chance to advance to import- ant pqeitions b Wantworth ' s rnintary realm. In Kie army, the navy and tha marine corps Wantwerth it glfirifiad by if! tiami who have racai««d thair cdmmiMbrtitrAMt ' irildte

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ir BHEAKfAST we«t HIIIEIl , i ' - - J ★ SUPI E11 Eating — an «hr«yi-popiiUr ipori with HarUn And hit fallow ci l MmI !W f . Ik Frakv OMnr (4 H« h»»4 at Hw Util 4 C«Malii l bw D. HapUr, uJi a» 11. Hm Mf U kb oHt, Mn. ' •ffc MipM •¥a (WV. ' ' ..N? ' ' l- aaJ .BaHli f ' ma FOLLOWING the moming cla»es comes ' uoch time and OUT Cudef it ready to eol. Academy manus are ftlwoys variod and plsasSng. Meab are e«rafuily planned to suit the needs of all cwfoH. Thay are KealHiful and nutri- tious and just what active, tiard worl( ' hq boyt tequira. Meal timet are at 7. in the morning, 12:10 and 6:10. TliSt schedule is varied only on Sui day , when dinner becomer.« mcmelebgrate meal served at 12:30. ' i Htr ifilfMir there is a recreation period during which Harlan and other cadett may do pretty much at ttiey dwose. The recreatton tagm kftlK larjale flftihiitiim