The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-07

silver candle sticks. The refresh ments were sandwiches, potato salad, pickles, olives, mixed nuts, cookies, tea, coffee, punch and cake.
 On Saturday evening, MT. and !, Mrs. Clarence Bands, parents of the bride, were hosts at wedding dinner at their home; turkey dinner served to the 25 members of the wedding party.
 MT and Mrs. Fred Shaho will leave by plane to make their home lin Ketchikan.
 Guests at the wedding ceremony of MT. and Mrs. Fred Shabo Fri day evening will be interested to know that Mrs. Everett Maderios, who sang "Oh Promise Me" and Because" is a professional singer who will soon leave her position on Japonski to accept radio en- gagement in the States.
 lllt OlOkd UdShCbOd1 oScisoOLl Nuo officially started this week with a challenge from the former High School players, with letter ad- dressed to the present High School team as follows:
 1 Oct. 23. 1946-Sturent Governing Association, Sitka High School, Stu dents: Do you have the pep to lead your team to victory? Is there enough school spirit among the students and faculty to keep the teams morale up? Will the Wolves continue to play other teams after this upset? We shall see.
 For we, the ex-Sitka High play CTS, challenge the best five men you can put on the court to a game of basketball, preferably a week before the league starts. We leave it up to you to set the date and time; also if you could arrange for referees it would be greatly ap- preciated.
 Remember, Wolves, we used to play for Sitka High ourselves! We warn you not to try anything
 If you can't find the time to come out and support your team in this game or any other game, all we have to say is that the Pep Club isn't what it used to be.
 You haven't any idea or feeling of how much of drive and push it gives your team which is out there fighting until the final whis- tie for your school. It's your school, students and your team, so lets turn out to support your team. THEY'LL NEED IT! We remain: Tony Herman, Harry Silver, Don McGraw, Stan Westover, Dick Eliascn, Don Buchanon, Snuffy Johnson, Ted Johnson
 The answer read as follows:
 Oct. 25, 1946. Alumni:
 You alumni have a team, to beat us you expect
 But we, the Wolves of Sitka Hi, decidedly object!
 You bet your life we've got the pep, we've also got the tealn,
 Don't think to beat us you won't have to really put on steam Our boys are 1.-the, their spirits blythe; they're really got the stuff.
 We guarantee in quarters three you will have had enough. You call this game an upset; that's OK, you just wait
 On Tuesday night at 8 o'clock, we will decide your fate.
 Come on up to the HIS Gym and bring your shoes and shorts. We promise you, though we be few that we really know the court As for the Pep Club, never fear we'll be here on the beam. Though we won't boo, we're tell ing you, we really yell and scream! The two teams met Tuesday eve ing at the Gym as planned, and the High School team took a drup- , bing-18 to 10-a good showing considering the weight and ex- perience of the two teams.
 A brilliant basketball season IS anticipated this year, with seven teams in town competing. They are: the Sheldon Jackson Junior College team, rated as Outside col , lege material hot team; Con- ways team; Sheldon Jackson teams , one and two; Ernies; ANB and Sitka High. There will be great E deal of competition and many eX- r perienced players involved. The next game, between the Sltka High and Sheldon Jackson 2nc p team and Ernie's vs the ANE teams will be played Tuesday eve
 ming at the SJS Gym.
 Season tickets to the games tt t be played at the Territorial Higf Il School Gym are now on sale al $400 a ticket.
 s Double headers are scheduled fol . every Saturday night during tht n season. On those Saturdays wher the Gym is being used for a dance n the games will fall on the follow l ing Tuesday.
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