Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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Erling — in ttaiyvpepuUr ipari wif fi H W Jr d hii felhw tadetil Meal Iikib ii 4 fyi i i-™ Far g«d lood «J quad tni Hkul«r, Ih ml UIIEAfiFAST II I I S E B Whi1»-WI«l,Wh«l ft.-P.-d f3hiNr Pli fi i i 1 p i: n pn :- ' i I C»hir- U fill hud lartiHi Piehi« Wkglp WW bill Milk FOLIO WINS the morning classes comes lunch time and our cadet eady to flat, Academy menus are Always varied and p atrn Meats, are carefully planned ro SlLf the needs of ell cadeti. They are healthful and nuM- ffejfc and fuii what scW, hard-wort- Incj boys require, Meal rimes ere at 7;Q0 in rhs morning, 1 2: ID and 6:10, Thrs schedule Is varied only on Sunday, L J: l il-i-tl kli. maa? s rvftd at 12:30. After d ' -nner there k ft recreation period during which Harlan and olher Cftdflts may do pretty moth as they thooie. Th recreation rogrn Is a fiopu-

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Like many other wdeh, Harlan finds the extended order drill mors interesting. This dnlJ tonslitvot comb-ut methpdi. He iG taught tg ma e use of -cover, to advance and d fire. No actual firing h dene during thii drill, li weyer. for all the ammunition uied h dummy materia the prcWems ftjrmshed by the Department of the Army call for quiet ■h i 1 lc nc .inc. rrrnediata actidn. Harn Our typSwt tidrr tindiej+tnded rd drill inrtgwiHnq and FmiFurtirt, T.. C .r OHicr «L, 4 ih. ,| CiiHi. Wooct U, 5. Army, who I ' ll, fifJn Mnn r TV i yl re It ««Hrid«. i i. U.ur.-Ciliml m ion Muf . U. 5. M.rin. Air I - . ... | | . . . ■ ' . | I ■ -.1 L | . . | .1 £ .1 Q u Ept. rim parriLi| riid in i-Jainniu i- in apurn r ,-),..

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