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DOMESTIC SCIENCE NOTES
OUR HOLIDAYS’ SCHEDULE
T h e C hristm as holidays alw ays prove of th e
very greatest in terest and im portance at C he
m awa. E ach year S u p t. H all m akes it a point
to see th a t n o th in g is left undone w hich will
add to the com fort, e n tertain m en t and joy of
th e large stu d e n t body u n d er his charge. T h at
his plans for th is year are fully up to the sta n
d ard w hich he established in form er years is
am ply proved by th e follow ing schedule for
th e week:
PROGRAM
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24th.
7:00 P. M.
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Christmas Entertainment
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25th.
Early Morning
5:46 A. M.
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Christmas Carols
Christmas Tree in Buildings and Distribution of
Presents Before Breakfast
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Band Serenade
10:00 A. M.
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Students’ Dinner
12:00 M.
Employees in Attendance
Basketball
2:00 P. M.
Boys: High School Students Vs. Seniors
Girls: High School Students Vs. Seniors
Selections by Band
Social for barge Pupils
7:00 P. M,
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26th.
10:00 A, M.
7:00 P. M.
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Religious Services—Catholic and Protestant
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Chapel Services
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th.
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Mitchell Hall Vs. Brewer Hall
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Basketball
2:00 P. M.
Boys: Seniors Vs. Juniors
Girls: Seniors Vs. Juniors
Selections by Band
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Reception in Gym
7:00 P. M.
Mitchell and Large Brewer Hall Boys to
McBride and Large Winona Hall Girls
10:00 A. M.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28th.
7:00 P, M.
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Reception in Gym
Winona Hall Girls to Small and Brewer Hall Boys
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29th.
2:00 P. M.
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Basketball
Boys: Sophomores Vs. Freshmen
Girls: Sophomores Vs. Freshmen
Selections by Band
7:00 P. M. McBride Hall Girls’ Reception to Friends in the Gym
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30th.
7:00 P. M.
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Spelling Contest
Winona. Nonpareil, Excelsior and Reliance Literary Societies
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31st.
2:00 P. M.
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Basketball
Brewer Hall Vs. Mitchell Hall
McBride Hall Vs. Winona Hall
Selections by Band
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Costume Party
7:00 P. M.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1st.
“Beginning of new Resolutions”
7:00 P. M.
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Moving Pictures
O ur dem onstration meals this week are prepared by
Lillian G au th ier on one division and E stelle F ly n n on
the other. T hey are very creditable to stu d e n ts of
th e 8th g rad e.
T h e dom estic science girls have unusual o p p o rtu n i
ties to become good cooks. Besides th e cooking of
m eals they get a large practice in b ak in g cakes and
pies. A lm ost every day they sell their baking, m ak
in g th eir dep artm en t self-supporting.
A nna M iller, one of the class of 1920, is ta k in g
p o st-g rad u ate w ork in dom estic science w ith a view .to
teach in g it to the beginners in th e A laska governm ent
schools. A nna has a splendid o p p o rtu n ity to learn
both th e m ethods of h an d lin g class w ork and the
chance to do practical w ork as well.
T eacher: “ G irls, w hen do you serve to th e left?”
D S. O rderly: “ I k n o w .”
T eacher: “ W hen?”
D .S. O rderly: “ W hen you pass th e b re a d .”
O u r sm all laboratory and kitchen is very m uch
crow ded w hen th e seventh grade girls have their
cooking lessons. W e are w ishing for a class-room .
ACADEMIC NOTES
T h e Ju n io rs have been w orking hard of late g ettin g
th eir algebra note-book up to date.
T he T h re e L girls are very busy stu d y in g on their
songs and recitations for the C hristinas holidays.
T h e Sophom ores had a test in history last week and
all are anxious to know who has the h ig h est grade.
'l'he Sophom ores are getting up a good collection of
songs and yells to su p p o rt their team s d u rin g th e holi
days.
T h e Sophom ore class is not to be outdone d u rin g
C hristm as w eek. T h ey have a g irls’, as well as a
boys’, basketball team th a t will m ake the o th er classes
w ork hard.
In a try -o u t for the com ing class basketball gam es
the girls of the Ju n io r and Sophom ore classes played a
gam e m arked w ith m any spectacular plays on p art of
the Sophies. Since th e gam e th e Ju n io r team has
been stren g th en ed som ew hat and they expect to give
th e Seniors a stiff game.
T h e u su al colony of crow s are again in w inter
q u arte rs a t C hem aw a and are “ h aw k in g ” th e ir heads
off.
A fake fire alarm sounded for drill purposes on
T h u rsd a y proved th a t som e of our firem en need
“ signal p ra c tic e .”
T h e A m erican is pleased to announce th a t the stork
has visited the home of Mr. and M rs. Paul K ininnook
and A lberta Jeanne K ininnook is the th ird m em ber of
th e fam ily. H er arrival was dated December 3rd.
T h e ir home at present is A rcata, C alifornia.