The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-04-17
Wrangell Will Send Eighteen
 Contestants
To the Inter-School Meet at Juneau. Delegates Will Leave cr the Alaska Next Monday - Reduced Rates for the Trip.

testants there being nine from the elementary grades and nine from the high school, who will compete for literary and athletic honors with contestants representing the schools of Ketchikan, Petersburg, Juneau, Douglas, Haines, Skagway, Sitka, Tenakee. Chilkat Valley, and Thane.
 The entrants from the Wrangell elementary school will be:
 Defamation, Glen Matheson; :; Spelling, Juanita Lewis; Oral Eng fish. Glen Matheson; Rapid Calcula- tion, John Everson; The Elementary basketball team is composed of Mari on Goodrich. R. F., Manuel Loftus. L. F., Stanford Hulse, C., Jamse Wat CTS, R. G., Joe Prescott, L. G.. Ray mond Wheeler, Sub; F mile walk, Stanforl Hulse; 50yd. dash, Ray mond Wheeler; 1O0-yd dash, Ray mond Wheeler; 220-yd. dash, Ray mond Wheeler; 440-yd. dash, Manuel Loftus; F mile relay race, 4 men, Stanford Hulse, Joe Prescott, Manuel Loftus, Raymond Wheeler; 100 yards low hurdles, Stanford Hulse; Shot put. Joe Prescott; Pole vault, Joe Prescott; Broad jump, Stanford Hulse; 25-yd. dash, girls, Lucy Everson; 50-yd. dash, girls, Lucy Everson.
 In the high school the following won places: Debaters. Elton Eng strom, John Grant, George Case; Oral English, John Grant; Written English, Dorothy Johnson; Declama- tion. Dorothy Johnson; Typing, lola Gross: Girls Basketball, Edna Bid well, C., Wilhelmina Cunningham, R F., Gertrude Caristrem, b.-F5 Bf- la Everson, R. G., lola Gross, l.. G.. Dorothy Johnson, s. C.; Track events, Elton Engstrom.
 Rules governing the selection of were compiled some time ago, and are as follows:
 Section l. A student shall not De eligible to represent his chool in a contest unless regularly enrolled, in regular attendance, and having passing grade in at least 15 periods of prepared work or it's equivalent weekly, nor shall he be eligible dur ing any part of quarter unless he passed in the work of the quarter inn mediately preceding to the amount of 15 periods of prepared work or its weekly. He may be rem dered eligible at the beginning of the September quarter by making up the work of the quarter immediately preceding, provided he was in regu- lar attendance during said preceding quarter and makes up within three weeks of the first day of the Septem- Der quarter, enough work to give him the amount required for eligi bility.
 Section 2. No student shall be eligible to represent his school ir any branch of athletics who has al ready represented school or any other school of secondary rank fol four years in that branch of athlet- ics. Playing in a game, or part of 8 game. during any one season counts as playing for one year. Nothing in this rule shall be construed as re- stricting a student from participat- ing in high school athletics until the end of four years from the time of his entrance into high school.
 Section 3. No student who has graduated from a four-year high school course or it's equivalent or who has completed the required amount of work for graduation, shall be eligible to represent his school or any other school in athletic or liter ary contests. This shall not bar students who finish a full four years course in February but remain ir school until June. provided they fin ish the course in less than four eyars
 Section 4. No student who has ever been a member of an institution of learning higher than secondary rank shall be eligible to participate in contests under the rules of the Association. This rule shall not bal students who have been members oi
 the preparatory department of in stitutions of higher learning thar secondary rank.
 Section g. No student who vio
 lates the rules of this Association
 will be restored to eligibility by tn,