Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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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

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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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' mother day is under w«y. QuM ' HMm goe firit to fhe Hiiifery levoteiy on his floor. A good washup is part of the rouKne, for a cadet it expected tO ' tieyr hhit telf dean et all times. At 6:50 be goei to a well-prepared brealrfait, After breaWast, nooms mujt be deaned. One of the basic aims of our lysterr it to form personal hebitt of order. Each morning Harian maces hit own bed, pub hit clothes in order and halpt his roomroate dean the room.: