Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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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.

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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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(Above) Hi-d««4iel H«tM tad k» himitUm in « ridio pragrmt during tk raerMNM pwM Jus iMfora avwting ttudy pwiod; !t fh« favorlfa hmtAn fima for GKlilf Harlan and other radio devofeas. Permis- sion to have a radio In the room it re- garded a privilege, the abuts of whtck cauf M the studant to low ti favor. Afi r fiiirhr-lnw: mmufM of racrMfioii ' foRowring the supper hew. evening shidy h begun at 7 o ' clock. Each codef retires to hi» own room for a wo hour period of quiet. There ij no iruffy, noijy hail in which cadets ore confined, initead, indi- vidual IniHativo it encouraged. Facutty ofr fican amia conttanf- atfandanca thiviugh :; out the period, grving advice where it is ' naadod .and ancouraganant at all Hitm T1m flrelMdr pre«idtt iMN!««t di WW lion boHi for iMHilMn Ih ' nrgvtit in H«llli