Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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vV HERE is Harlan, o typical We-rtwofth rade — a fins young Amw- icon— morJy. icholariy end upright. Hit respflct for ehity aiwl reipomlbilHy hos ti»wi for him ♦!» twl of Mrgsonf . He may hav» come from a larg cHy or a very small town — that makes no difference to tlw democratic tpirit: that prevails at Wentworth. He may be from e «»aai% family or a fainily in meager circumrtences— mojt of iitt etesimates would never know, nor even be curiouii iinhlMs he diCM to tell thorn. But ho typifies afl t e -fine qualities of a deserving and ambitious youth at he goe» through the tried and age-provod Went- wortli proces» of becoming 9 reel men. a real anet to htmself , hit huAf and fiiimdi, and sodefy at a whole. Hlnj i like all tf e otiieri, parttcipatm in marty actlvtHei llMa»4hbMi. But let ' s foHow him trough a typical day. HhIwi iMli hMMKagw, wkc gr 4ufW In «lw elm •( inr tai powJ n madtl c«Jat U IW «!•« fcaali, nrwJ m ■ M«i«f }» «h« Uct war, bra ltiir, Mate, motkar WtntvwHi alaiiim, tk» t Mtjor. m4 •pr..d --fh Jitfincfion wSrii Ht« Ran9 n. Art HtffdfMtv MnW mMi iIw N« y Ak Cmf m •» Wfik

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I D A Y AT WE TWCRTII W I ' ' TWO da 5 at Wentdwsrth are quit the lame, for a widely vaned prcgram of jchol- aitic. military, atfiletic and other activrHw is usad to leaep ttt in+a est of tKe cadeti at high pitch and theif appetitet for learning well whe+ted. Furthermofa, no two itudent have quite the jome duties to perform throughout any given day. Thsra i», however, a defmite routine that all cadeti foitow each day. It it used to initiil perfect regularity and promptness in attendance upon all duties prescribed for one end all cadets alike. While it requiret lome adiurtm ts for new students fo become accustomed to this rou- tine, any siKlht hint of monotony it log lost in tht luiltidoicapc whirl of the (chod year. To gfve paranh and othert a better insight, the following pages have been used to set htH . pFctorially, the day ' s activifiet from RaveiDe to Taps, of a typical Wentworth boy whom we will designate as Cadet Hartan. T »t ni« ln W Wa«««« m ««itf lh« ««tf«H ii«w« t«hr d In •I mdifmy Irimin ai racatvarf wtiila at Wantworth. V »m fka Im artanaa •! mili afy praM a aau It bac«« f Inctaan- l ly tridmi bf allMf Inf woriri litiulia . 4ta ttalala ItluiNat In pict«i« I t fa n km a ipaclal il aifxahca fW« lk««« haan ««ina HBlfann «Kai»fa« « may ba Hvn ralaniaf »• tlia mcOot m WaaiSnrik oihnM.

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CAN ' T GET ' EM UP. blows ihe bug.er. out h« dow. and at 6:35 o ' clock another day (s under way. Cadet Harlan go6$ Unit to the sanitary lavatory on Ihc floor., a good woshup W pert of the routine, ior a cadet it expeetMl lO 1ilMp ' st SM lelf dean at ell times. At b-J50 he goet to a well jrepared brMichct. After breelcfflst, rooms must be deaned. One of ttie basic aiirra cf our system it to form personal habfti of order. Each morning HnHsn neboS ' hti ' wA bed, (Mils hli ejothet in order and helps hit roommate dean the room.