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be melted out TO them severely II they at.
tempted such pranka. There remain AZ
Tonight the discipline committee 1s In
session and is hearing the EXCUSES Oh Inc
members Of the Sophomore class. After these
excuses are heard, the members Of the Fresh
man class will be taken individually to hear
their excuses. There will be NO announce
ment made until tomorrow morning.
CommandaDt Minus had the entire corps
lined up before the barracks at an early hour
this morning. when an order was published
ordering the so guilty members OF the Junior
class to report to him on the parade grounds.
These Juniors appeared before 2 the aisoiPTIlhn s
excuses given by the various members were
not satisfa Glory TO the discipline committee:
The cadet who was only suspended explained
except that he did not leave the campus. He
absented himself from the class rooms and
drills. Because OF the fact that be did not
leave the campus the discipline committee
decided 70 be lenient on him and bis punish
ment Ia suspension until next session.
When the 50 cadets reported to Command
ant Minus OF the parade ground IN accordance
with the order published before the corps,
were no longer students OF the college; thai
their dismissal bad been ordered by the
discipline committee. He ordered them to
requirements and college property and TO
turn IL In at the commandments office. This
order was complied with, and Immediately
Inc DOVE DoRau pdCkluR up Iu6lT U6IOuBlu6b
and moving from the college premises.
The cadet who was suspended until next
session is L. Mob. McCrady. Of Charl eston.
Following is q list OF the young men dis
missed from the Institution:
Loadholt, j. N, Barnwell.
Bellinger, G; D; Columbia.
Horn, E. g.. Prosperity.
Pennell, G. H.. AbbeYlle.
Pennell, ]. r AbbeHlle.
Allen, rs, Anderson.
Britt, d. c.. Abbeville.
Coleman, L.. A., Lsurens.
YeargIn. T. H., Laurens.
Fulmer. T. F.. S.luds.
|. Happoldt. A. R., Charlestor.
Kelly, 8: O., Leak.
Boone, l.. c., Orangeburg.
Goyington, J:C.' Bsnne!t1vlIe
Simpson, J. b. Anderson.
Simpson, W. D.. Anderson.
Burton, e.; A, NeWberry.
Gardinsr' E. A. Aiken;
PEisgsi . h 6" GIe sST,o
Brockington, W. j., Williamsburg.
Clarke, w. c., Leake.
Greene. II. H., Abbeville.
Shelley, v: i, NeEberry.
Dove. ] L., Fairfield.
Greene. F. B.. York.
Grler, A., Darlington.
Hunter, 3 g.. PendIeton.
Mcmillan, j. P, Marion.
Clement. E B., Charleston.
Eason, ]. L.. Charleston.
GGaIndy; + F.. b J. Darlington -
W Wieiysjii Il G. fS Y's Charleston.
Spratt, w. c.. Chester.
Cleanliness, E. Marlboro.
Wilson, ]. H., Chester.
dismissal means that the person dismissed
from the college cannot return even In later
years. According to an understanding with
the various colleges and militar Institutions
In the state q student dismissed from one
school cannot enter another school unless
there are some extenuating circumstances
and then 1t ia left entirely with the author
ties OF the college to which admittance IL
asked.
1t 10 hard even to conjecture what DISPOSE
ton the discipline committee will make in
the cases of the Sophomores and Freshman.
There is a disposition among the bers Of
upon these lower ciassmen, in that they
believe they were coerced by the members Of
the Junior class. 1t Is believed. however,
that 2 number and possibly a very large
number, Of them will receive their dismissal
oiders from the college. The individual
excuses and circumstances around each cadet
is being taken into consideration by the
mem bers OF the committee.
The order published at the formation this
morning calling for the 81 cadets 10 report to
Commandant Minus also provided that the
members Of the Sophomore and Freshmen
classes report to their rooms under close
arrest This being the case they have not
been able TO get together TO have consultation
concerning the carrying out OF their compact,
which they entered into while at Pendleton,
that II one participation 10 the escapade was
punished all OF those participating would