Sample Daily Routine for Indian boarding school

I feel so sorry for those kids who studied in the Boarding schools. They were actually like a robots. According to my research, I found out that they had very severe disciplines. If someone broke them, teachers in the school would punished the kids heavily.
Here is a typical timetable of one day in a Indian boarding school.

Cushman Indian School, Tacoma, Wash.
February 1, 1912
Monday

5:45 A.M.	Reveille.
5:55 to 6:10	Setting Up Exercise & Drill.
6:12	Air Beds.
6:12 to 6:45	Recreation.
6:45	First Call for Breakfast.
6:55	Assembly. Roll Call.
7:00	Breakfast.
7:30 to 7:35	Care of teeth.
7:35 to 7:40	Make beds.
7:40 to 7:55	Police Quarters.
7:55	Industrial Call.
8:00	Industrial work begins. School detail at liberty. The use of this period is at pupils' discretion. The more studious at books; those inclined to athletics make use of this time for practice. Some pupils practice music lessons, etc.
8:50	First School Call. Roll Call and Inspection.
9:00	School.
11:30	Recall. Pupils at liberty.
11:55	Assembly and Roll Call.
12:00	Dinner.
12:30	Recreation.
12:50	School and Industrial Call. Inspection.
1:00 P.M.	Industrial work and School.
3:30	School dismissed. School detail at liberty. Time spent in same general manner as morning detail utilizes period from 8:00 to 8:50.
4:30	Industrial recall. Drill and Gymnasium classes.
5:15	First Call.
5:25	Assembly. Roll Call.
5:30	Supper.
6:00	Care of teeth.
6:10	Recreation.
7:15	First Call.
7:25	Roll Call. Inspection.
7:30	Lecture. This period varies in length. Men prominent in education or civic affairs address the pupils.
8:15	Call to Quarters. Older pupils prepare lessons; intermediate children play.
8:45	Tattoo. Pupils retire.
8:55	Check.
9:00	Taps.