Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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A D A Y AT WEIVTWDRTH 1 1 O TWO day! at WenHortti an quif» ftw wtrm. foi ' a widely varied program of «chot- • astic. miTitory. athletic and oHter activifiet it mad to lieap the inrerest of the cadetj. at high prtch and their appetiiei for learning we! ' whetted. Furthermofe. no two rtudents have quite the tame dutiei o perform throughout any given day. There H, however, a definite routine that all cadets follow each day. It is used o Initill perfect regularity and promptnan in attendance upon ail duties preicribad for one and all cadatt oiikn. Whi ' a tt requlfM soma adlustmenh for new itudenfj to become accustomad to M% fou- Woe. any ilight hint of monotony i$ soon lost in the laieidotcopic whirl of the school year. To give parents and othen a better ' jTsight, the following pages have been used to set forth. pictoriaSy, the day ' s activities htjw Reveille to Tap , of a typical Wentworth boy whom we will designate as Cadet HaHen. V» pmiimt m lliii McJiM «•» titn avraitl i%tn if . HtwMr, ilim tbf IfcilMli Wa (t W«ii «nrfti al Utiti, rtiaf ara itltl liiwly. TWy ara ratatnaJ baiaaaa m manf af tV« c«d ti iKvaa wrva fa lha AnnaJ Parcii tf thttr couatry aad lo lilintrafa (ha valaa •I mSitvi trajuaf at ta4« »a4 mhlU » W«tt»«enh. Smm flw tmpoHaftta al mSlf t ft par 4nmtt h batamrtf InBraat- la f avl4t«l by Hia ak i t f WU lihiailiM, tha iiainUf illutfratad la IM pUtitfa wellaa kaa a tfaclal altaNIcaaca. YW« liira baaa innva aalfann chanfai ai maf ka laaa by ratarrfflf im Mn itc aa an WantvtirH unlFormi.

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HERE Is Harlan, o typical W,.r fv -rni cadet— a fine young Amer- ican— manly, icholoriy and upright. Hii mpsct for duty and rwpoMibliHy has won for hfm the rank of sergeant. He may hew eome {NM « tm9« dty ' flr a very wnail town— that makes no difforencB to de m bc m t te tplnt tJiat prevail at Wentworth. He may be rom « wealthy fmStf or a family In meager ctfcumitancei— most of htt dettmatet would never know, nor even be curious, unless he chose le Mi them. But he typifies all the fine qualities of a deserving and ambitious youth as he goes through the tried and ago-proved Went- wWrti process of becoming a reai man, a real asset to himseH, bis family end frSendc, end society ei a whole. Harlan, like ell the others, partietpates in many adWIjSefrjMwdlw thf . jlfiMnrJutl fdkiif. him through , a iff .!kff. • iltHiJw twar H.H H«,„, «t 4wM in li« a( IfM fm4 M iW nwdri c 4«t t ilw b Wdk mtmJ m Mii«r tt w hit mt Md i pmMl It ■ iMh4 mmr itlint k it M» Hii WoAvi Hnfs Aifbuf, (dv ittiurf WtsCiMfA, Hw9 ' Ma|«r, MfvtJ f ifc JUiMfiM iefc Ifci ftaiftfti AfMlMT wftftrf irfA IW Ntvy Air Cutpt tt M Inl WMMly iMvIlM l fctfll 1ft