The Chemawa American, January 10, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

T H E C H E M A W A A M E R IC A N
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The CHEMAWA AMERICAN
T h e eighth grade girls are c u ttin g and m aking
sm all b o y s’ sh irt waists for th e ir lesson in the se w in g -
ro o m .
P u b lish e d W eek ly a t th e Salem In d ia n T rain in g School,
Chem aw a, Oregon, H A R W O O D H A L L , S u p e rin te n d e n t
A ddress all com m unications to R u th y n T urney, M anager
T h e follow ing pupils w ere prom oted to the th ird
grade: A gnes Bell, M argaret N ath lan , A dam Jackson,
Jo h n W ilson.
E n te red a t th e C hem aw a, Oregon, Postoffice as Second-
Class M ail M a tte r
T h e dom estic science girls are busy again w ith th e
lunches for th e stu d en ts a tte n d in g high school and
b u siness college in Salem.
S U B S C R IP T IO N
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H O N O R R O LL
T h e follow ing is th e h onor roll for December:
F irst G rade
A nnie B rendible, C harley H artless, W illiam Jam es,
W illie K elly, A lbert Moses, Sedan T hom as, M elania
W yle, W illiam A lford.
Second G rade
A gnes Bell, A dam Jack so n , M argaret N ath lan .
F o u rth G rade
Ju a n ita M ontgom ery, D elphine Poulin, Lucy S ex to n ,
Joseph Jo h n so n , A llison Stone, Dick Beasley, W ilb u r
Scott, Carl E delm an, E m il F reem an.
F ifth G rade
E stella Jarvis, W illiam W eaver.
S ix th G rade
Logan F an n , M yrtle O liver.
S eventh G rade
G eorge B erry, Effie Davis, C h ristin e F orsem an,
Joe G ale, E ddie H ayden, H attie M artin, A nnie M iller,
Peter O gden, Louise S ilv erth o rn e, E d ith S tarr, L ouise
V an P elt, P erry W h ip p le, Ruby W h ite, W alter
W illiam s.
M r, Sm ith is again hard at w ork, d rillin g the boys
in the gym . H e is w orking on new gam es and folk
d an cin g . H e no doubt will give an o th er program
soon.
T h e N onpareil Society held a m eeting last W ed n es­
day evening as usual. In stead of hav in g a program ,
new officers w ere elected. W e w ere glad to have as
visitors M rs. Loos and M r. Brow n.
T h e pupils at Chem aw a have enjoyed a long feast
of apples. It is about th e longest in the history of
C hem aw a. M r. W estley says th a t they will last about
a week longer. T w enty bushels a day for six m onths
rep resen ts a big crop of apples for an In d ian school.
T h e E xcelsiors had charge of th e M onday m orn in g
chapel exercises, Ja n u ary 8 th . T h e follow ing p ro ­
gram was given: D eclam ation, R obert Service; I ta l­
ian H arp Solo, Sherm an Leone; In d ian L egends,
A lbert W ilson; Song, E xcelsior Q u artet. Russell
A dam s, president of the PCxcelsiors, took charge of
th e exercises.
P U P I L ’S IN D U S T R IA L IT E M S
C hester Bravo is spoken of as being a very reliable
boy in the shoe shop.
G eorge Jackson, a vocational tailor,
ta k in g his first lesson in tro u sers cu ttin g .
has
been
E ig h th G rade
Mr. Sw oboda is very m uch pleased w ith the im prove­
m ent A rchie F reestone is m ak in g in his w ork.
John M urray, G eo ig e Lekanoff, L aura S quiqui,
Rose Sim m ons, E dw in R ousselle, K ath erin e \ \ ilder,
Ju lia Mills, Julia G rom off, A ndrew W hite.
M r. Brown and his prevocational boys have been
b u ild ing additions to the back porches of th e Brewer
and S a n d e rs’ home.
N in th G rade
M uch needed repairs have been made on th e w alk
in front of the em ployees’ cottages as well as the one
leading to the barns.
C atherine Reed, M arie S haishnikoff, M a r t h a
S prague, Russell A dam s, Jo h n Beyer, F ra n k C h am b er­
lin, C harles Paler, H en ry E lk , L aurence F razier, E arl
N uckolls, Robert Service, PM win Z eiglar.
P U P I L S ’ IT E M S
T h e shoe and harness dep artm en t welcomes Roy
F razier as a vocational stu d e n t in th a t shop. Roy has
ju st retu rn ed to Chem aw a.
Robert A lphus deserves m uch praise for the b e a u ti­
ful p en n a n t w hich he made for th e eig h th g rad e.
Sixteen sets of harness have been com pleted and five
m ore are nearin g com pletion. T hese are to be sent to
different points in A rizona.
L ast W ednesday evening the R eliance Society had
a fine program . T h ere were a num b er of new m em ­
bers and we expect to get more in th e fu tu re.
T h e prevocatio ml carp en ter bovs have been re p a ir­
ing the gates around the hospital as well as m aking va­
rious repairs at the dairy barn.
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