Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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Strict inspection al qiwrfert it a daily reuKn«. Fermai inspec- Mob of H«ilan!« perton. ropm and aquipmant ooan on Sunday imnring. At itus tima uiuhuoI cara must ba ttktn In daaning tha room, pur frand thfSt hiddan comtn am carafiJy dusfed. ?dAtn poyted, tmd w iSliy iMriH put in ocdar Than he: tolws ccira :of K{» pannn Ttw ' brass to thtna. la thar to poiUh, hair to bru«h. and whiskers to be removad A pertain time is ellcHi.d ■ ' r this praparaHon and all work must be done within that time. This ycong fellow Itnows tHat any deficiency in this work receive? wha i? known in Academy language at a n which counts against w» company in color competition.

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•Our Cdliet « coant premota graca AR «arfM« ihowfi Sn fhv f0 AUSTHENtCS p(«y on important rde in the phyacal education of Cadet HeHon. No effort tj made to indulge in thii or any other exercise in the early morn- ing hourt when the body is at it} ioM«tf itbb. All such exerdses are taken by our cadet after a hearty breai fast and mommg classev The e ( rri ' ;ft5 vfs Intended to promote graceful movement as well ai better hoal ' h, The ca isthenics used by United States Army are followed. They are led fay wn o caaet officers. So long as the weather permits, the calisttrtntcs Bfie hsid in the open, but they are taken in the large gymnasium, where oa -«ltKm beltalfcm may t»l(t P rt «t: «)« »me, tifi) , wInjo r in of coW il in th». The taa aied- laat taaah eeurti «fa away pap i-