The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-14
WINNERS OF EVENTS IN INTER.
SCHOLASTIC RECEIVE RE.
WARDS PUBLICLY.
SCH0OLMASTERS DISCUSS
Teachers Organization Holds Meetina
and Talks About High School
Courses-Students Of University
Give Banquet for visitors--Soei.i
Features Of Last Day.

Before an audience which packed the
iarnois theater to the doors, the vic
torious high school athletes and speak
ers received their prizes from the
hands of President Duniway OF the
state university last night. The high
school delegations were there In force
and the cheering was almost continu-
GUS. As each athlete appeared upon
the stage he received AN ovation from,
the audience which nearly lifted ih..
roof. no matter whether the N. d.,i
which was handed him was gold or
bronze
President Duniway opened the even
ings program by welcoming the high
school people and eongratulating them
upon their achievements during the
week
The Sigma Chi quartet was next
upon the program. the organization
sang several encores and was enthus-
iastically received by the audience.
When the singers had finished, Miss
Mabel Smith. teacher OF elocutiop nj
the state university. gave Il reading
of The Hazing of Valiant" by Jesse
Lynch Williams. Miss Smith Is "A very
clever reader and she was called back
for an encore.
Mrs. Dwight y. Bayiey sang a vocal
s"i"' whleh was we'll received, and
was followed by the Sigma Chi quar-
tette, whose previous reception WINS
eclipsed The four We're called out
again aud again until they could sing
no more.
THIS concluded the opening program
ana President Duniway began to
award the medals. As each man
stepped To the platform he was cheers.,
to the echo and twice. Ia the cases
OF james Brown OF Gronite county
ana Richard crum OF Helena. the an
plause was deafening. Crum was bare
~ able To limp To the platform and
whel he appeared the crowd fairly
went crazy.
Browns Speech.
Brown was forced 10 make a speecb
when he appeared What he said was
as expressive as 1t was short. II feel
as II ] had just finished a two-miI,,
race ne said Il am GREATNESS ana
speechlcss."
AFTER all of the medals had been
awarded the crowd went To the uni
versity' where a dance was held un-
III late In the evening. The attend
ance taxed the gymnasium.
Entertainment.
Yesterdays program began with n
reception 10 the high school visitors
AT the different fraternity houses
This reception lasted from $50 unti
lO. 80, when AN automobile ride was
given the visitors.
AT ~ O'Clock the women OF the uni.
verslty faculty entertained the visiting
teachers AT a luncheon In University
hall. This luncheon was well attend
ed aud was one Of the most entoyabis
features of the whole week.
AT o'clock. after the track meet
me associated students of the univer-
SHY gave banquet. in honor of the
visiting high school people, In
"oman's hall. The banquet was
purely a student affair and was heart
NY enjoyed by an who attended. The
following program OF toasts was
given:
Our Alma Mater" Josiah j. Moore.
% state Football Championship
n - Maelay. Student Life" Arble
r. Leech. Our University" Charles
;. MCGOWAN. College Spirit" Maud
Burns. 06 State Track Champion
SNIP w r. Ryan. THE Coed,
Roberta Satterthwaite state Ora
lorical Championship" NJ. = Butler
dick
Robert Line president of the asso.
'latlon acted as toastmaster.
Sehoolmastsrs. T.,
AT the same time the sirhoolmasters'
,lub held banquet In the Savoy hotel
president Duniway OF the university
was toastmaster, and impromptu
speeches we're made by different
of the club on the subject OF
Revised COURSES ia Accredited High
schools The discussion was interest
Ins and should have practical; value
~ raising the scholastic standard in
The state.