Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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Uba RMny other cddeh, Harlan finifc -Hi mtvndad prdar drill mom Infwortmg. TWs drill consish of combat mofKodi. He ij aught fo make of covw, to advance and to fire. No actual -firing is done during thii. drill, however, for nl! the ammunition used is dummy rT-fltenol. Initiative and leadership are required in (hi; wci Sitiiations ariiing in the problems furnished by the Wat Departrr.ent call for qaici think- ing and Immadiata action. Vn cWm (bairt to k«M« ■ MfHWii In Ml (Mt hllHMPrfnnl MUlen ' lilm li, ; iLj U t jNf: C»rft. H p«r4i HM ' ■ Mil 1 Ai Satdk hdRb

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M«yfc H«Hm h to T)i« tvltviwon i t in thi uMi to Miey «M !». THE recraoiion room proves a haven of r«t, «liMtion and :«$tful Indoor competition. Pool, Ibilliard and pin9-pong tablcf «r« proyictod. A fey try thaA- h«nd tt htkl ?iaiikiVllm ' miif