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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1919)
th e chemawa american LOCAL a r e T to T X m n lT 7 Pa‘r ?- repor,ed by ‘he inspectors ,hZ. ?£?i con]P,eted- I ‘ is no small task to keeD no the little work at a big school' of this kind. P P ‘?.e desi.r e o { ? u r force o f em ployes to he fair m a d e o n b ° each pup.i1 and whiIe " ’¡stakes mav be made only occasionally they are not intended. Friday eT enT T I adi.o,," ,ed their regular meeting on p a re ii Society T to Op?n m e rtin « ° ( ‘ h e N o n - E edT hf „ grea,ly en‘oyed antl heartily ap plauded the excellent program of their sister societv. Reggie Downie, George Barrett, Irving and A lla .. in In fe r twork.ed ba*‘ a night previous to the pay party in order to print the admission tickets T h ese v o n n „ men interestetl the girls and others and d s .w id ol interesM aken Cb™ a PP‘ " t t o m erest taken by these young men and others lo w s'” efn5 ° uraRinK t o “ s to receive such notes as fol- r Z sen " ehanged my address and I want my pa- This ii».|tO ^ ami. ’ S- D-. instead of Dixon S D X a d it P?ap er,,s. a g °i,d o n e and 1 surely l i t Vo expires and I wilVr me kn° Wc '' hC" ,ny subscription P „ a" d 1 w,n renew it.—S teven W . F oote . sion prevailed ° " J '* nday eveninf a" entertaining ses- sion prevailed. The orchestra played a C an rice” hv b ^ ‘njew<ittar a S ' ^ ini?mS Sang “ Teac,‘ Me to P ray " Sw eerA f on-’ h” « 6* Sang "Slow er GenUy The pay party held in the school gym last S .i.,,r d ,„ children’’“ S T ° f the th h U a ? X ' n a ', ? 3 -y S 3 & ag° ‘ b“‘ ’ bi° b 3 S S & S ATHLETIC votes Among the many basketball enthusiasts at the gym ,endlnte Haiing Wto® >"* tl,rn out we fo»"d Snperin- and “ i t r P ’ „ , , r S ? • . ? eS ,o spirit’ enthusiasm none. Superintendent takes second place to c ° ach Hauser, once more at the helm of the basket ball aggregation, will find no little difficulty in releS- ■ng a quintette among the many recruits who have p re X ts y X s ‘° UPhOld ° “ r ba8ketball standard of ° ff! • The basketball tossers dohned their suits T to « ^ firS|L 'lme *h,S season 0,1 Wednesday evening The stars begin to shine once in .re and among The bright lights we find Nix and Nuckolls g u ard s* ties and Downie, forwards; and Johnson Neuter ’a n T f tto material that helped compose former , e " ° f-'i’iegren, Gartiez, In ju n " Williams, Coll.v Axel Johnson, and young N ix are among those who will to _rong contenders for positions on the varsity Manv others have donned the Red and White that the w rito stare” " ,en,,Oned who Riy' Promise of becoming real Elwood Towner and Irving Shenard^ was a scene and a scream until a late hou?on T ik X T - of last week in preparation for the annual “ m iddv” tO tak,e pIace at Sa,eni Hi on Weduesda\ tliddy blouses, hug-me-tights and other feminine gar thon l WT C mUCh in evidence- In fact, it looked as there " ° f McBri<k HalPs ™ d robe was ▲V INCIDENT . • 3 pearing Chemawa boy and she was an emvloye. He had a large package of his own, but he carried here to her quarters and lifted his hat as 'h e received her thanks am dsaid ‘goodbye.” •Isn’t he a fine boy," thelady remarked to airien d He s always so thoughtful.” “ He is,” was the reply, " b u t f believe there are many other Chemawa toys just as thoughtful, only they do not think so quickly." That may be true at least the incident is true. H I” NOTES j * the bow and the audience in sisted tinnn a second number, which was as toantiflii X the fire, s h n iT d l* 3 s.P,endld "npression with his playing and liX i ” Se f a valuabIeaddition¡"deed »P etal luma s musical circles. Many had never hefore h ea rd war d r e ^ d L S S PAGE 3 « £ Irving Shepard just closed a most successful season as end on the Salem High football team^ was known as the long wonder on the team. M anva high pass did he pull down for long gains and a nnm her were carried over the line for ¿ o X ffis a b « ^ Wednesday, December 3rd, was the annual ‘•m iddv" day in town. All males and f e m a l e s d i s X d e d t t o b usual costumes on this day for garments n ? ? h . thelr site sex. Our students ai tto Mgh ¿ t o o l s X d °,PPt ■''» “ d" ‘X £ ° i iw ta Tna^ o n ^ s r c ^ ^ ^ i y ? * b alrkedCb ^ b a t" ca°n - « •’
