Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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■ a m Strict impaction of quorten is a daily routine. Formal inspec- tion of Harlan ' s person, roorr. and equipment occurs on Sunday morning. At this time unusual care wui be falen in deantng tiie room. Our friend sees that hidden comers are carefuily dusted, dwirs pofiitied, and everything put in ocidar. Then he tttkes cere i fk pif l m» ' t bmtt to ihbw. 1e poWt, Mr 1e bniiit, iMjiiffiliim to be fvmovad. A carfein Hm S» allotted for ttni pnparVfknmt-iiimiik tuHlt ba don wHMKllM illiai :1 Meir! ' Wws that any d fioaRcy m tiui wprk raceSvat what it (prAMii m Academy Ian9ua9a as a ' VBb . yKdl ' jBtttltrtt- •grtj ' Mia ' company in color. cotfipaifHm.

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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

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f .HtW H«4«.Mw.tM«.«ia9 •c:«n«me. M khm iqwlp— li.fawWwH» AT 8 O ' CLOCK in ihe morning, daiHtt convm. Hat- ian mal(«s his wav to a small dftts on hi scKaduls wK«r« personal atlonfion s his at any tirre it if; needed. Our cadet is carefully instructed in tha hand ing of deli- cate scientific equipment. He is not forced lo grcpe blindly far information. Ttiaf which it true of the science Mfontorief it equaHy true in all other dastroomi. Tln»e passes rapidly in the classroom or laboratory because the wori: is interesting. The scholastic day is tdiyided mio two equal parts, with four dasse In ffa« fnormrq •rwl fwo in «ft«mooiR.