The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14
s. A. 7, c, OFFERS VOCATIONAL
AND COLLEGIATE TRAINING At j.

1t will be of interest to young men
throughout the state, who contemplate
entering the University of Idaho as
members of the students army train
ing corps, to understand that there
is collegiate section (Class b and
a vocational section (Class Az, and
to know what each class offers, and
the conditions of eligibility for each
class.
Men Of the draft age of grammar
school education, but not having COM
pleted high school, will be given op-
portunity to enter the vocational Sec
tion (Class Az of the S. A. T. C.
This consists of two months intensive
training courses in certain mechani-
cal trades, such as auto mechanics,
radio work, general mechanics, etc.,
now being conducted at the University
(began last June). Application for
induction into the vocational section
(Class Al should be made to your
local draft board. Entrance to Class
A is gained only in this way. The
matter lies between you and your
local draft board. The object of this
course is to fit men for service as
mechanics with. Pershing at the front.
A few, however, are recommended
for officers training camps; and those
found to possess the requisite qualifi-
cations may be assigned for further
training in the collegiate section. No
Class A students Vocational sectiOn)
are to come to the University October
1st, but are to wait until called by
local draft board. These calls come
every two months. Make applica-
ton to your local draft board In
struction, equipment, uniforms, board
and room, and pay of private $3.50
per month) will be furnished Class A
men.
The collegiate section (Class b. is
open to every man over eighteen,
qualified, who has complet-
ed four year high school course
and is eligible to enter the freshman
class of the University of Idaho.
or about October 1st, Glass B stu
dents will be given the opportunity to
be inducted into the S. A. T. C. at
the University. This corps is to be
by voluntary induction and
not by enlistment. The date set for
induction will be the same for all
colleges and universities in the U. S.
All class b students are to register
at the University October 1st, the
date of opening. Send admission form
(secure this from your superintendent
or principaD and application card to
the Dean Of the Faculty, University
Of Idaho. Present yourself here Oc-
tober 1st for registration. If you
nave earned college credits elsewhere
send credentials.
Instruction, equipment, uniforms,
BOARD and room and pay of private
$3.50 per month) will be furnished |
Class B men. Books and incidentals
are to be purchased by the students.
Students will be subject to military |
discipline and will be on full active i
luty. They will be kept under obser-
yation and test to determine their
as officer candidates,
and technical experts, such as engin-
,ers, chemists and doctors. Upon the
showing made, they will, after GER
ain period, be assigned to military
luty in one of the following ways:
transferred to a central officers
raining camp; to a non-commissioned
,fficers' training school; assigned to
he university for further intensive
work; assigned to the vocational sec
ion; or sent to cantonment for
luty as private.