The Alaska daily empire., 1924-04-29
Third meet IS
0vER;TROpHIES
ARE PRESENTED
Final Day Here Given Over
to Entertainment of
Visiting Schools.

A trip to Mendenhall Glacier,
town and a party at Douglas last
night. featured the final day of the
stay of visiting contingents to the
Inter-School Meet. All of them LEFT
ihere today for their homes. pleased
with their visit and enthusiastic
over the Meet as a continuing event
annually.
The trip to the glacier by auto
mobile over Glacier Highway was
greatly enjoyed by the visitors. The
weather was clear and warm
breeze blowing made the outdoor
jaunt a real pleasure.
Last night individual awards
were made in the High School Audi
tcrium, ribbons being given winners
of first, second and third places
and team members in both athletic
and scholastic contests, and trophies
awarded the schools. Owing to the
entertainment at Douglas for the vis-
itors, entrants from the Island
school were not present, their prizes
being sent there for distribution
Several OF the contestants from
either schools were also absent. The
School Orchestra rendered severalI
enjoyable numbers during the pres
entation.
The audience applaudsd the point
winners warmly. both from the Iu-l
neau schools and those representing
the other schools. The events and
names OF winners were announced
by Supt. w. K. Keller, Juneau,
and the awards made by Snpt. Cor
don c. Mitchell, Ketchikan.
Trophies presented were: High
School winning highest number of
total points, to Juneau, presented by
the Ketchikan Parent-Teacher As
sociation; Grand Scholastic Trophy,
to Juneau, donated by the City OF
Ketchikan; Elementary Track Meet,
to Juneau; donated by Juneau Lodge
No. 420 B. p. o. Elks; High School
Sowing, to Juneau, donated by Ju-
ncau Chapter No. Z, Order of East |
ern Star; Elementary School Liter
airy Trophy, to Juneau, donated byI
Parent-Teacher Association of Doug
las; Grand Trophy, to Juneau, do |
mated by B. M. Behrends Bank, Ju-
noau; Girls Basketball Trophy, to
Douglas, donated by Goldstein's EN-
porium, Juneau.
Five trophies. awarded at last
years Meet to the Ketchikan and
Douglas schools, and won this year
are no longer in existence They
were on display in a Ketchikan
store which was destroyed by fire
and were lost. They have not been
replaced. These were: High School
Boys Basketball. donated by the
Nugget Shop, juneau. as a perman-
ent trophy. held by uelas and
won this year for the third sue
cessive time: High School Literary
events, donated by Parent-Teacher
Association, Juneau. held by Ket-
chikan, and won this year by Ju-
noau; Marguerite Bone Trophy for
Oratory," held by Ketchikan, do
mated by Gov. Scott c. Bone: High
School Track and Field, held by
Douglas, won by Juneau.
BY winning the Grand Trophy
this year, the Juneau schools come
into permanent possession of it,
having won it for three successive
years. The local schools have also
won the Sewing, Elementary Track
and Field, and Elementary Literary
trophies for two successive years.
The contingents from Petersburg
and Ketchikan left this afternoon
for their respective homes, travelling
on the steamer Admiral Rogers.
The Skagway delegation left for
Skagway last night on the mail
boat Estebeth. Sitka returned Sun
day and Tenakee yesterday.