Evening star., 1921-10-04
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FRAT AFF|L|ATES
Authorities Eliminating From
High School Activities. Stu
| dents Under Censure.
HITS CADET ORGANIZATION
Process Also Applied to Athletic
Teams-Board Edict Cause of
CONSERVATION.
HITS CADET ORGANIZATION

Public school authorities yesterday
from the high school cadet organiza-
tion and other approved forms of STU
dent activity the pupils whose con-
tinued affiliation with secret societies
has brought down on them the>cen-
sure of the board of education.
Superintendent of Schools Ballou
made public a list of cadet officers
Tor the coming year, drawn up by
high school principals after elimina-
ton of boys eligible through training
and personal attributes for, high posi-
tions in the military establishment
OF the schools, but who have re-
fused to relinauish the ties that bind
them to groups of their fellows in
fraternal secrecy.
Ten candidates of the same mind
as the board of education in the mat
ter of secret societies were assigned
high offices in the cadet corps by
Col. w. M. Craigie, professor of mill
tary instruction, yesterday, following
their successful bucking of the first
oral examination held for this pur-
be held Friday and third at later
date, >the latter for the selection of
nOn-commissioned officers.
1t was learned at the Franklin
School today that student participa-
tion in other fields of high school
activity. including athletic teams,
will be passed upon in similar man
ner by school authorities. No an
nouncement of students falling to
meet the fraternity ruling will be
made, it was stated, but those who
keep aloof from organizations froWn-
ed upon by the school heads and
qualify for the various activities will
be announced.
The edict of the board is causing
CONSERVATION among high school
coaches and athletic supervisors, 1t
was learned today. A number Of
stars" in basket ball. foot ball and
other branches of school sports are
said to be destined for bleacher duty
this fall, and one student remarked
that indications point to the holding
of many "sideline contests during
the athletic season this winter.
List of Appointments.
The list of cadet appointments
handed down yesterday follows:
Oscar NJ. Shaw of Mckinley High
School. brigade commander with the
ward Henkel, Central High School.
lieutenant colonel, 1st Regiment; Will
liam A. Ryon. Central High School,
major. 1st Battalion; Thurston Corbett,
Central High School, major, End Batta-
lion: Stewart Whaley, Central High
School. major. 3rd Battalion; D. w.
Tolson, Mckinley High School. lieuten-
ant colonel, I'd Regiment: J. H. Bck-
ford, Mckinley High School, major. LIST
Battalion: George A. Anadale. Business
High School, lieutenant colonel, 3rd
Regiment: Jesse l.. Phares, Eastern
High School, major, 1st Battalion;
Maurice Hoffman. Western High School,
major, I'd Battalion.
The staff positions open to the ex-
animation next Friday are given as
follows: Mckinley High School. one
major, one regiment adjutant with the
rank of captain. three battalion ad-
jutants with the rank of first lisuten-
ants; Business High School. one major:
Central High School. one regiment ad-
jutant with the rank of captain and
three battalion adjutants with the rank
of first lieutenants; vacancies open to
Eastern, Western and Business High
schools. one regiment adjutan with the
rank of captain, three battalion ad-
jutants with the rank of first lieuten-
ants; vacancies open to any school, one
brigade adjutant and one brigade quar-
termaster. each with rank of captain.