The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, March 01, 1914, ATHLETIC NUMBER, Image 3

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    THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
H. E. WADSWORTH Superintendent
VOLUME 17
MARCH, 1914
NUMBER 6
V TIILETICS
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RESUM E BY A X E X P E R IE N C E D A T H L E T E
FOOTBALL BANQ UET
A N U A R Y 1 7 , 1 9 1 4 , placed a w hite m ile-stone which
will be an annual event in the athletic life of C he­
mawa.
It is one to w hich every m em ber of the
school, stu d en ts and em ployes, should look forw ard
to,
Let us all put our shoulders to this m ethod o f
b etter school life, better and more clean ath letic team s,
and, best of all, Chem awa will tu rn out better and
nobler y o u n g men to com pete w ith th e g rad u ates of other schools.
These young men will be the better men of the school. T hey are the true
spirit and pride of Chem aw a.
Better because they have trained care­
fully for a place o u tlie team , and have learned th e art of self-denial and
self-control on the field.
T hese are the neccessary essentials th a t are
required to m ake a pure and noble m an.
T h e m arked success of th e last two years is due largely to th e athletic
association of stu d e n ts, and m any ot th e em ployes, by subscribing for
season tick ets for m em bership in the association. „T h is has enlarged
th e fund so th a t the m anagem ent can purchase a better line of eq u ip ­
m ent for the team s, w hich is more of an inducem ent to those th at have
rem ained on the side-lines to come out and try for a place on the team .
It has been said by th e old stu d en ts and graduates, that th is is the
first tim e in th e ath letic life of the school, th at sw eaters and Cs were
presented to the men w in n in g first honors on the team . T h e w riter
suggests th a t it should be th e duty of all stu d en ts and em ployes to hold
season tick ets to fu rth e r th e cause of athletics at Chem aw a. Ju st as