The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, June 01, 1913, COMMENCEMENT NUMBER, Page 37, Image 37

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    THE
CHEM AW A
AM ERICAN
AGE
Total age, 345 years; average age, 18 years, 2 months; youngest,
Herbert Reinkih; oldest its a girl (we won’t tell).
WEIGHT
Total weight, 2672 1-2 lbs.; average weight, 140 3-4 lbs.; lightest
person, 97 lbs.; heavy weight—Ralph Sellew (of course).
HEIGHT
1'otal height, 104 1-3 feet; averaged height, 5 ft, 6 in.; shortest per­
son. Callista; tallest person, (?) (Too bashful to lx* measured).
FAVORITE SPORTS
Baseball, two; basketball, three; drilling (?) (Especially before be­
fore breakfast); sitting on the lawn—all alone, none; dancing four-
teen.
INTENDED VOCATION
Doctor, two; teacher, three; electrician, four; farmer, six; librarian,
one; stage, two; old maid, one.
CLAS« SONG
Our schooldays now are past and gone,
And yet we fondly linger here,
For sweet each jov that we have known;
Tis sad to part from comrades dear.
The world before us brightly lies,
Yet here fond memory loves to dwell:
W ith saddened hearts and dewy eves,
We bid you all a sweet farewell—
W ith saddened hearts and dewv eves
We bid you all farewell, a sweet farewell.
Long will our hearts recall each joy,
That bound us in sweet friendship here;
For time can never more destroy
The light of memory burning clear.
Of other scenes and other cares,
Our lips must now their story tell;
Each heart your tender memory shares,
Teachers and comrades now farewell—
Each heart your tender memory shares,
Teachers and comrades all, farewell, farewell!