Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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WEIVTWDHTHS PURPOSE It ij fho purpose of Wantwortii MilHory Academy to provide the best cotwtition potiibU for the all ' round development of worthy boyj and young men. To attain this high purpose, the Academy places greatest ennphasii upon these four poSnft: Fif»t, ft 5$ the Academy ' s oim to assemble only the highest types of students— deserving youths of good parentage — to assure wholesome associations and greater progress. Every pre- caution i{ taken to leep undesirable boys — all those that might prove detrinrtentel to others — out of the Academy. Second, to employ on y men of highest character end ability for its faculty. It it twt enough for D Wentworth faculty member to be merely a scholar and a splendid Instructo r. He must also possess a spirit of friendliness and a sincere desire to give kindly help whenever necessary. He must tftoroughfy understand the innormoit problems of boys — be petient with them — and be ready to serve eoch boy to the best of his ebiVity. Third, to provide the very best equipment throughout every departnrtenf to tfie end that every boy will howe all those things necessary to his health end happiness and that none Jiell want for anything that will help him to make progress. Fourth, fo orovide 9 program for each day that will best serve the interests cf every student

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UIENTIUDRTH MILITARY ACADEIVIY i:ST ULI!iHEll IGUU- LEYIMGTOIV, iVlD. iiinif sciinni. m jimiiii liiii.i.FiiE

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WEStTWaniH FflOM Tfl£ AlA No. I. AdminiiUotion Buiidmg, Mna Hall, P Gimpany BArracb. Music FaciiitiK, |||| «pd Uhciraioridii Ms. 2.. MSdmM Hdit A Qoiapitiff tmricl». Ho, 3. GymrMsiuni. Recrwtion Rilxxn, Qtiotter- martsr ' t Stotf .| ' R||| ' % . N«. 6. Ac«de«ny HospHttl. No. 7 ; Commandant ' t ond Quartortpo fer ' t Rmdenca. No. 8. Alunnni S+adlum. N«. . Drill and Ath-etic Raid. No. 10. SMond Drill and AftilsHc Fitid. Ho, IX Tennis ConiiU