Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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«H«rUn pUy (oolb.ll— miqhty i «l, ImI No ti wiiA irl Hi mdi «ms an rtH JMiiricM rt Yih. T ' RAINING foi laMfefhi|gt Is Imnor+nn an hhe fnotnflll fiei-d at Wonfworth. More Hi4n fifty codeh answer ihe va ' sif , ' call each year and larga itfuodt iurn ouf for company Yearns. All play rt rocoive intonsivo Iraming. i30th in the ert (if -tlie 9WM and in clean qporfimaniK!p!i FooHmH ranks ar the numbar gfw tporf and the Rad Dragon eleveni are oofwisiwt win- neri. The ' fin ipirit of pleyan and i» qK ' « dredHed with being « strong det«nn«t ' m9,fedb n the -« ter rnenihs basl»tball conm mile -:M). ifpotBghi Agd t.-ltil are the vanHy and tompsny teaim and a place for every cadet WI o desirOt to play. Noma game? are played in ttw .spa cloiML gynviwiuin «rhBF9 there 919 twQ fowh «nd aiTiple spec , for ipectators. Wentworth is a member of ' tlie Junior Colege Intersfale conforencu. an athletic asso- ciation numbering seven schools as members. The Wentvyorth High School teams ere ment- ben of Rony Eipres Co nf eren c e of Western Missouri. Ahnost every major end mlh sports are on the Wentworth pe oq tm ft tif l i vaikt q»ip»l!W» eowhw a ad tiWy. ' cadef is recinrMi to portidpal

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1 1 «Whll« • aM)oriiv o( Hw Ucutty iii««i i bw i liva in lilt barrack «!fh cadaH, mim M in t««MtiicM mdtjMlNiit Our Cadaf racaim panonal attairtian from ■ In Hm pWw . tW IkKuI OWcm. JiMt ! . aradMta WmtwarlK. ii ««• i Uwl, lit Ma U«)t d SitiM Ant . H« rf)dp«M b «■ u iif af AMa mi Km| W NmI to hiai, UMtaiut Omm, fm »l rfft, wK pan i« « SMtar aaMpwtaa ad Hm atalara at N.plM. Oa Hm i$(M) Ca Mmm L «U, Antf A»l t»r. PERSONAL attention is not confined to the dsisroom nor to tlw evening study periods, HArian and many oth«r cAdett seel esststonce in spacious Academy tibrafy. The faculty offi- cec in charge is always ready and willing to help any ctudant, no matter what his problefli, What- tver the subject, the facuHy offScor {i )ttalMtd to qive the gindance needed. Wentworth ' s library is one of the most import- ant places on the campus. It contains more than lOtOOO boob Ida neefly every ttibiiet one could »nagine, Refcence boolt include the famous 0«- f »i«l .English Qiftionary and many sefi of ency lpr AII sliinad up for SuMlay ' mpacHan.

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PHE sparling, crystai-dear water of Iho iwlmming pool is Invitinq ' to cadots the year round. The pool is of regulation mo [20x60] and is -the scene of frequent water sports attd aquatic meeti. If » the purpose fo teach every cadet to swim well. The water Is warmAi fo a healthful itn iiig irivrv flHrfHM«nd «ilf«n teat frMimtnt.