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1918 The Chemawa American OREGOH C0LLECT1W j , „ m . ..... ' u ......................... ..... ,, ..................... , ...... .... , P r i n t e d a t C h e m a w a , O re g o n , a n d D e v o te d to t h e in t e r e s t s o f I n d i a n E d u c a tio n Vol. X X W ednesday, F e b ru a ry 6, 1918 No. 16 VALUE OP EXAM PLE still,, and by always looking ahead and watching our I ‘E véry life has Some sort'of influence upon' another. step''—the’ ¿resent—we can advance.' The road to You might" say, “ My life is m^'ówn arid X will1,live success is a rough one at times and "Only the man it as I please, ’ ’ but you cannot liVe it as you please : if who has enthusiasm and, an armour of experience can you would have it count forahything. Yóur actions, withstand the darts qf discouragement and failure? even yo‘ur thóu'ghtfe;1 have power upon those ab'otft Resolve to advance.—’-Indian School Journal. ., you. Then, how important it is that your' example REPORTER’S NOTES be good. There -are always yyeaker boys and girls By Robert Downie who. form their opinions and acf‘according to the rule Screens were recently placed On the windows a t the of someone else. If yótí are dishonest in* your re milk house and dining hall. citations and examinations', you will'surely- influence > Three-fohrthS or more of the Junior Class passed in others to ’the same coursei - I f you ate indolent and their final test in Physic^ last iveek. careless in your work, you'pass the same inclination The Junior Class has completed the study of Physics to sofne-one eisé.^'" I f fyqu ate spiteful;^ uncharitable; or unkind, you encourage the' 'same- spirit* in the ana is now taking up the study of Chemistry. A sum of $35.00 was made at the recent’social for weaker ones among your associates. If $rou giye way the benefit 'of athletics which adds to the treasurer’s to ;ypur passions ’áíSd" weak u^t'eSV ^ou take others amount on hand,. down with you. , But the rule.as sprely works the other way.- Every On Friday last Mr. and Mrs. Hall accompanied the time you stand for honesty, every- timefyou do your gir,ls’ basketball team to Silverton where they played work carefully and copseientiously, everytime you say the Silverton High School girls.(< , ordo the charitable, helpful thing, every time you con Bast week George Berry made sixteen feet of- 3-4 quer your desires when temptations aSsail yott, yotir ex inch chain at the blacksmith Shop for Mr. Daly, which ample will ibe a wonderful power for good ih the lives will be used.on the farm in;, connection with logging. of your fellow students. - « T ulia Gromoff led the Junior, Class in the;final, ex- , Remember, A you stand as a model fort someone; anainations on Physics,last week with an “ excellent.” Whether good or bad,,your life is an influence. Think She i s a good- pupil and her work is usually well of the responsibility- of it. - Your thoughtless, lawless done, Conduct may hinder many in reaching their possi I On Thursday last Mr. Hobucket gave a lecture to bilities1, while a-Conscientious, true endeavorwiil,surely the B sectipn pupils on the topic, “ The Armenian Sit -help' them toward a goodi and worthy end. uation , ’ ’ which was very interesting as, well as edu cational . RESOLVE TO ADVANCE Mrs.' Brewer made six gallons of ice cream and had special Sale on Wednesday 'for the athletic fund. , With the arrival, of d new year,comes resolutions,, many., of them unusual. Some of them live1'to see a Mrs. Brewer always takes interest in assisting the association. { setting sutr while others endure a short while longer* Bast Wednesday Mrs. McCrosson entertained the still. others, and few’ they be, live to see, the birth of a pfipils .of | the A section at the twenty-minute session new year. in the aiiditorum by telling the history of “ Marguerite , To,‘ young men who are learning a trade, a means Of iidW-Orleans? ’ ' for obtaining a livelihood/a new' year should bring The stfidents at ChetiuVwa are unushally loyal to many thoughts. Thoughts-’ of th e ’ past only for a thein student b6dy -association in the line of boosting comparison« of the past with the préséút, Wnd*‘thoughts athletics, by doing their bit in helping out at the'vari ous benefit sales and socials given especially , for the o f ’the future continually, for,r if is the future for benefit of athletic^. Keep it up. The Association which we are - preparing ourselves.' We aré either” will be badly in need of your financial help in order going forward or góing backward', we cannot stand to carry out the standing schedule of the term.