The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, January 01, 1913, Page 30, Image 30

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THE
CHEM AW A
AM ERICAN
employes were present during the dinner and assisted in serving the
pupils.
In the afternoon there was a game of basketball between our boys and
a team from the Mute School, which furnished entertainment for all
lovers of the sport. We won the game.
In the evening there was a social and dance in the big gym. Here
again joy reigned supreme and Terpsichore was wooed by many adher­
ents of the Muse. At a respectable hour all repaired to their separate
quarters feeling that the day had been eventful and full of joy.
At the Employes’ Mess a fine dinner was served to the regular patrons
and a number of invited guests.
All through the holiday week various features of entertainments were
allowed and enjoyed by both pupils and employes. On New Year’s Eve
there was a dance and later it took the form of a “ watch party” and
1912 passed into eternity with the birth of 1913. All sorts of demon­
strations were indulged in, such as blowing of whistles, ringing bells,
blowing horns, beating triangles, etc. We all knew that 1913 had ar­
rived. The band was out and played, as it had done in the “ wee sma’
hours” of Christmas morning. So it all ended, as all good things must
—but, any way, “ Chaistmas comes but once a year.”
ATHLETICS
B R I E F SU M M IN G U P B Y M R. S M IT H , Disciplinaria»
The basketball team is well under way for a successful year, although
the line-up does not look as strong as that of last year. The absence
of Lynch and Powers does not weaken the team; Sellew and Robt. Ser­
vice are filling these places in fine style. Sellew is playing a very good
game at center and with a little more practice and experience he will
be in a class with the best centers in the state. Robt. Service, another
new man, is playing a fast and steady game at guard. The other mem­
bers of the team, Clements, Wilcox, Jim a id Dunbar are always in the
game. With this line-up Chemawa can look forward to a very good
season.
We won the first game of the season from the Dallas Academy on
our floor on Dec. 6th. The Academy boys played a clean, fast game
and are very good at basket-shooting. We off-set this by fast work
and careful passing and won out with the score of 18 to 13.
On December 13th we played a return game with the Dallas Acad­
emy and defeated them 40 to 15.