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WEIVTWDHTH ' S PURPOSE It if the poqjosfi oi Wentworth Mirrtory Academy to provide the best conditioni possible for the ofl ' round development of worthy boy and young men. To attain this high purpose, the Academy pieces greatest emphasis upon these four polntf : Rrtt, It it the Acodemy ' s aim to assemble only the highest types of students— deserving youths of good parentage — to assure wholesome associations and greater progress. Every pre- caution if taken to keep undesirable boys — all those that might prove detrirrwntal to otheri — out of the Academy. Second, to employ only men of highest character and ability for ih faculty. It Is f ot enough for a Wentworth facuHy member to be merely a scholar and » splendid instructor, He must also posseu a spirit of friendliness and e sincere desire tn give kindly help Mwhenever necessary. He must thoroughly understand the innermost problems of boys — be patient with them — end be ready to serve each boy to the best of his abilitv- Third, to provide the very best equipnr»nt throughout every department tc the end that every boy will have aH those things necessary to hit heaHh and happiness and that none thafl wont for anything that will help him to make progress. fourth, to provide a program for each day that will best serve the interests of every studerrt
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WfAIXWOAIlt f JAOM Ifl£ AlB L Adir ni-,f ration Bujld ng, Men l btt, D Conipany BarracU. Mus»c Facilities. No. 2. Hickmon Hall, A Company Bartticki. No. 3. Gymnaiium, RecreaHon Room, QtMrfar maiter ' i Siora and Ri-fle Gallery, No. 4. Marine Hall. ' C Comp«iy BarfWcfctv No. S. B ' Conrtpany Barrociis. No. h. Academy Hospifel. No. 7. Commmdsnt ' s and Quartermaster ' } Residence. No. 8. Alumni Stadium. No. 9. DnH and Athletic HeU. No. lOi Second Drill and Athletic Field. N«; I L S«ilen- V!l(otf Schofasfie Builcfeig, ti b««ty and Laboratories. No. 12. Direction of Golf Course. No. 13. Tennis Cow Hfk K Sununer Camp SrpK. No. IS. Memorial Chapel. Na. 16. Sfta of Proposed Coilo i BuiidinQ. No. 17. Safvtce Building,
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