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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1933)
P age 4 T he CHEMAWA AMERICAN Motschman, Leo Cottonoir and Earl Brown were din ner guests Thursday. Ann Gilliam, Georgie Bent, Buddy and Margery Melovidoff were entertained by the practice house girls last week. During the last two weeks the tailors have been work SOPHOMORES WIN CROSS-COUNTRY RUN The sophomore team took first place in the inter ing on trousers for the boy scouts. They have just class cross-country run Saturday 18. Olney, junior, completed them. Three tailors have been taking draft came in first with Spotted-Eagle a close second. The ing lessons. The dairy is being thoroughly cleaned. The milk runners set a fast pace around the mile-and-a-half course and were pretty tired at the finish. Scores: room and the office is being painted and the barn and Sophomores, first; juniors, second; and freshman, all the equipment is being greatly improved. third. After having been delayed for quite a while on ac The boy scouts of Chemawa defeated the scouts count of the prolonged rainy season the farmers are from Salem 38 to 7 in a basketball game Friday, March now striving hard to get their crops planted. Alex Conn has just completed the shoe rebuilding 17. The passing and shooting of the Chemawa team was very accurate. “Hoover” Cummings was high course and received his trade diploma. He left for Seattle where he will work for some time. He intends point man with 14 points. eventually to open a shoe repairing shop in Alaska. The boy scout “B” team played the Pioneers and Frank Dumont of the blacksmith shop has just com were outplayed by the more experienced Pioneers. pleted a lamp stand. We have been very busy repair Score, Pioneers 39, Scouts 9. ing phonographs for the girls’ buildings. The bakers are very thankful to Mr. Allen for the In the inter-class track meet held on Mar. 25 the juniors won first place, the sophomores came second new baking equipment. This new equipment will enable them to make new foods and experiment more. and the seniors third. On March 18 the All-Stars traveled to Molalla where they lost a close game. Hatfield was the scoring ace with 14 points to his credit. The final score was Che mawa 36, Molalla 37. On March 19, the All-Stars journeyed to Mt. Angel and avenged the defeat of the night before. In spite of the handicap of playing two games in succession they rolled up a score of 40 points to that of 36 for Mt. Angel. Dewey Matt was high point man with 15 points. The last game was played at Chemawa on March 24 with Dallas as opponents. The All-Stars were again victorious with a score of 56-48. Dewey Matt, forward, was high point man again with 16 points. Some steps have been taken to form a new athletic conference among the seven largest high schools in the Willamette Valley. Chemawa is a representative in this league which it is believed would result in one of the strongest conferences in the state. At a dinner meeting, March 18, the principals and coaches of the seven high schools which include Eugene, Corvallis, McMinnville, Albany, Oregon City, Salem and Che mawa, were invited. Plans were not definitely dis cussed because some of the principals were not present. Another meeting will be called at Chemawa April 15. VOCATIONS The senior class teachers were entertained Wednes day evening by the senior practice house girls. Fred The barber shop has three new boys who have be gun the trade in barbering. They are Joseph Arlee, Earl Stanhope and Clifford Ironmoccasin. Vincent Pratt and Larry Orton recently completed the course. The machine shop boys have been working very in dustriously in spite of the play grounds just outside the door. Robert Phernetlen is very busy perfecting an electric grinder which will be of use in the mak ing of self-centering pistons. The boys regret the loss of Pressley LaBreache who has returned to the kitchen. The girls working under Miss Strauch are serving dinners for the boys. The junior girls will have com pleted their course this week and the senior girls will start serving their practice dinners. ESCORTS Sat., April 8—Salem----------------------- _---------- Miss Tre wett Sun., April 2—McBride-----------------------------Mrs. Middleton Mr. Hicks Winona.-------------- - -------------- Mr. Ratzburg Mrs. Turney Hawley--------------------------------- Mr. Lavelle Miss Morgan Sun., April 9—McBride----------------------------------- Mrs. James Mr. James Winona----------------------------------- Mr. Larsen Miss Black Hawley_____________________ Miss Newell Mr. D. S. Turner
