Arizona republican., 1921-05-08

power superior to the written word: She was perfect in both delivery and stage presence.
 Hyman Cupinsky of Tucson took second place with his oration, The Despised Jew" He spoke of the traits of the Jew, of the high places which the Jew has attained in music and finance, and of the attitude Of other peoples toward the Jew.
 Harold Clark of Mesa, speaking on ''The Price of Success" won third place. His manner of delivery made his speech the most dramatic oration of the evening. He cited work as be- ing the price of success, saying that there is a divine principle in it.
 Bisbee, Gila and Globe. also were represented in the contest.
 Superintendent w. R. Hull of the Clarkdale schools spoke against com pulsory military training in high schools. He said that military train ing is dull and uninteresting, and that there is a great deal O. opposition to it among the students "No benefit and pleasure in this work comes to the large mass he said. Tt is in- teresting for the officers and teach CTS but for the private it lacks inter est and after all, he is the one we must consider He said, too, that the argument for military training from the standpoint of discipline falls down, holding that schools can be disciplined and handled better by giving the students as much freedom as possible.
 Capt. c. D. Jones. vice principal of Phoenix Union High school and in charge of the military department there. spoke in favor of military training. Captain Jones came to Phoenix in 1907 as director of athlet- ics and military science. He was abroad for eight months during the war and saw how the training worked out. He said in part:
 T have taught IA years in Phoenix. around Los Angeles The principal of the Long Beach High school told me he would not give it up for any thing. This is true of other schools. The great essential that military training fosters is leadership. What is more important than obedience to law and order, than the support of laws of our government? Its purpose is not to prepare men to fight, but to make them citizens who have the att titude and willingness to follow the
  military education.'
 Captain Jones emphasized self con- trol as another fundamental of char acter which military training gives Tt gives alertness and self control It is perfect system of organiza ton for a definite object to save. every thing dear in time of danger. It has a mental and moral value. It helps students to express themselves in sell errsr- .x,l Ia,, ,x-sts
 Principal Daniel F. Jantzen of the Phoenix Union High school spoke on What We Expect of High School Teachers" He defined the qualities which should be asked of a high school teacher as, pleasing person ality, a sympathetic disposition, 8 spirit of cooperation with the fac ulty and the administration, and a great deal of good common sense. Phoenix won the inter high schoo rifle meet here during University Week. taking the trophy offered by the Nogales chamber of commerce and the cup given by the associated bankers of Douglas. The team made the highest average in the first, sec ond, third and fifth stages of ths shoot. The totals for slow and rapid fire at distances of two. three ana six hundred yards, are as follows Phoenix, 630; Tempe Normal, 611; Clifton, 5SS: Nogrles.i 5S1; Douglas 535; Tempe High, 490: Flagstaff. 4e4; Monrenci, 4i6; Miaml, S75; Stafford 36s.
 Kappa Kappa Gamma entertained with slumber party Thursday nigh for visiting high school girls at theil chapter house on North Park avenue Margaret Cronin visited her sister Lillian at the Kappa house during University Week.
 Delta Rho entertained with luncheon Saturday afternoon at theil house on East Fourth street Pi Beta Phi entertained with prettily arranged tea Saturday iron 4.30 to o'clock. Betty Donnelly Martha Crowell and Catherine Fowl CT were in charge. Margaret Christy Lucia Slavens. Edith Burtis and Hat tie Lou Stone from Phoenix wer, guests
 1 Milton Coggins retained the stat, high school championship in tennis | by defeating H. Bledsoe of Bisbee il a hard battle here Saturday. Alberts Houle of Bisbee, is the ney girls state champion, winning from Ger | trude Moore of Phoenix.
 Tempe won the state baseball championship among the high school, of the state by defeating the Globe team in the final game of the elimi nation series Saturday. Lukin ana Miller of Tempe were the stars of ths game. It was featured by heavy hit ting.
 One hundred and fifty university students volunteered Friday and Sat urday to fight the forest fire raging on Mount Lemon. They joined 13t | men already there. making a total O.