The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, March 26, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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The CHEMAWA AMERICAN
been setting a pace and a brand of spring football to
which the new men have worked hard to measure up.
In Robert Thomas, Melvin Davis, Murray McClusky
and Elmer Cline we have four backfield men in the
making.
After a brief but snappy Spring football session our
suits are once more laid away and this time until they
THE HONOR ROLL
are paraded forth into real action. However, these
The following is a list of students maintaining grades
past two weeks have been just about as real and full
of hard work as the beginning of any football sea­ high enough during the five-week period ending Feb.
son. The way the candidates hustled from work and 28th to entitle them to places on the honor roll:
school and into their suits at 4 o’clock would prove
HIGH HONOR ROLL
there was keen competition on the squad. From our
(With no grade below 90 in any subj *ct. including academic,
regular line-up we will lose James McKay, captain and industrial and deportment.)
tackle; Julian Smith, quarterback, and Joe Alexander, Cecile Pepion - -
12 grade - -
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end, through graduation. Isaac Curley, guard, and Charles Morgan -
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Alonzo Hoover, center, will also be missing.
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These boys were all important cogs in the team that Robert Perkins -
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won the Willamette Valley championship and their Joe Matte - - -
places will be hard to fill. Yet the work the new men Ida Pelican - - ■ - 11
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have done during these past two weeks will go a long Eleanor Sanderson
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way toward solving the problem. David Little Swal­
Grace Marshall -
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low, who is anything but what his name would indi­
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cate, stands nearly six feet three inches in hisstocking Harold Masten -
90
feet and balances the scales at 190 pounds. David is Everett Sandberg - - 10 “ -
almost certain to fill the center position in a way that Wesley Larson -
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it has not been filled in a long time.
Another reason Magaret Hoptowit
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for this is the fact that in Fred Sandberg, James Scott
Veda Lajuanesse -
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and Lonnie Weeks he will not only have some able
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competition, but boys who will almost match him Christine Muller -
Theresa Newman
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pound for pound and inch for inch.
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George Thompson got into enough games last fall Olive M. Bellcourt - - 4 “ -
90
to show that he was ready to cash in with a couple Annie Stevens - -
93
season’s preparation. He should be just the man to
HONOR ROLL
replace James McKay at tackle. However, he will
(With deportment not less than 90, with general average not
have plenty of competition in spite of his experience.
less
than 90 and no grade less than 85.)
Charles Huber, James Walters, John Marsden, Peter
Levay and Harry Archambeau are all big and fast and Marcus Simmons
- 12 grade -
Avr. 90
will make it interesting for any of our linemen. Joe Antoine Howard -
90
Ball looks like the Moses to fill the place of Joe Alex­
Edith Doore
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ander at right end. Joe is the ideal type for an end.
90
He is neither tall nor short and w’eighs better than 150 Armenia Plouffe -
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pounds. He is fast and for a new man handles the Ira Booth
tackle and catches passes well. With him are several Fred Sandberg
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youngsters with a great many possibilities. Peter De­ Victor Smith - -
90
Poe, Dominic Dog Eagle, Claude Trinderand Melvin
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Herman Goudy
Wilson will be real prospects by the time the season
Agnes Scott
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- 10 “
rolls around.
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Essie Bedard
To replace Julian Smith, quarterback, is our most
Theo
Bird
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difficult task. “Buck” proved to bean able field gen­
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eral last fall. He guided his team through the storms Josephine Hughes
91
of the season in a creditable manner. Dowd Frank­ Katherine Jefferson
91
lin is being groomed for the position. Dowd can Emma Celestine -
90
kick, pass and block but the boy who takes it upon Georgia McNeal
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Edna Wesley
himself to fill that position almost has to be a master
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of all three. Dowd has drawn a tough assignment Della Snyder - - - 9
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Jesse
Jabeth
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but we are looking for him to come through with a
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great deal of confidence. Russell Vallidy and Philip John Larsen
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Priscilla
Hayashi
Baker are the best prospects for the guard position.
90
Josephine Dess
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Both are light but fast and aggressive.
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Isabelle
Hewson
Warren Wilder, halfback; Roy Meachem, fullback;
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and Albert Miller, end; are the only regulars turning Raymond Clown
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Joe
Monroe
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out. They, with the following reserve members,
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Clarence Cavyell
John Trottier and Howard Churchill, halfbacks;
90
Emma Charles
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Clarence Weaver and Hans Jack, quarterbacks; have
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