Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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HERE ii Harlan, a typical Wontworth cad«t fine young Amer- kan— manly, scholarly and tqarSght. Hti rwpect lor duty and rMpemibiniy Kss vran for Wm fhs rank of wrgeant. Ha may hem tem f ' om a larga city or a vary small town — tliaf mates no difference the democratic spirt ttat pravails at Wentworth. He may be from a weaWry family or a hm9y m meager eircwnrtences— most of hii c ass-nates would never know, nor even be curJous. unless he chose to tall tnem. But he typrRes all the frne qualities of ft daswving and ambitious youth as he goes through the tried and age roved Wan » worth prooeu of becoming a imJ man. a real asset to Mrmalf, hit iffStf ptti frfendii and lodaty as a nb. HMaA, lib ail fh« oHMTt, particqMtet In many activHiai InkM«« tHQi9:sMm. But iaf » IdIpw hfm fhnwgh a typical day. HiiIm Ia4th HsHairinfir. » w graAitfad In «Im tim% al ItST and paiffd ■! U« cadat [n IKa via» b««k, Mwad at a Mai r In iKa Utt H.1 biailiat. Hi,q, aia»k«r Wan anrili alamnui, ah a Majar, tad Mr««d diitinction wiitt tW Emftci. ArM HaffalAiifar aanaj «Mi4m Many Mr Cwft u aa bulfii.

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A D A Y AT WEMTWDHTH 1 1 O TWO doyt «t Wonfworth ore quit +tie tom«, for o widely varied program of schol- astt ' c, mififary. aHilatic and other activitlei ii used +o keep the Interest of the cadett af hrgh pitch and the r appetites for learning wefl whetted. Furthermore, no two itudenti have quite the tame duties to perform throughout any given day. There is. however, a definite routine that all cadett follow each day. It is used to instill perfect regularity and promptness in attendance upon all duties orescribed for one and all cadett alike. White it requires some ad|uttments for new students to become accustomed to this rou- tine, any ifight hint of monotony is soon fost in the liafeidoscopic whirf of the school year. To give parents and others a better insight, the following pages have been used to sat forth, pictorially, the day ' s activities from RevviDe to Taps, of a typical Wentworth boy whom we will designate as Cadet Harlan. till pIctiifM In tfiH iKftia »ar« itkan Mvaiwl r« n aqo. HoMv«r. Ttwy trr rvUittad b c m l« many ol lifwwm %vrmi m ti ) KMaiit hv «tn tlMiifl«« « «M iltatHn. (In «r lKi) « lll«»fc) 4 in (till piityn ixill lu a t tcl ! liiaintMt- T)i«r« hava baaa lena unjlam c4aaya aa may ba laaa by rafaning fa 4h« M«fi a an Waafwavfli aatfciwk

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I CAN ' T GET EM UP, blows the bugler, hui h» does, and at 6:35 o ' clock onother day is unoer way. Cadet Harlan goai inf to tha sanitary lavatory on hif floor. A good wathup ' % part of routine, for a cadef it Mpscfed io imft iStn: Altar b«Mkfait, rooms musf ba daenad. On thf batk aim of our lysfsm is to form persoflaf habits of order. Each ffidmlng HaHm Mab» 3(NMi iMdiApiSb