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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1933)
T he CH EMAW A AMERICAN P A G E 2 CHEM AWA@AMERIC AN Published Bi-Weekly at the U. S. Indian School, Chemawa Oregon. CfAddress all communications to Allan Shepard, Manager 50 Cts per Annum Subscription Pressley LaBreche, Frank Poowee, Leslie Charley, Vernon Jackson, James Dupuis, Hadley John, Louis Orr, Ben Felician, Patrick Gates, Virgil Nuckolls, Wil fred Cline, William Majhor, Uriah Alexander, Joseph Arlee. Elzie Farrow, Lovey Jackson, William Alexan der, Edward Jones, Francis Thomas, Matt Adams, Ed ward b'ranklin, Adam Williams. M.USIC CLUBS IN JOINT SESSION HONOR STUDENTS H igh H onor R oll Students whose average is A Tenth: William Majhor, Thelma Moore. H onor R oll Students whose averages are highest in their classes Twelfth: David Berger, Adam Williams, Willard Pepion, Nancy Gordon, Pearl Boyd. Eleventh: Harry Wilder, Sam Scott, Benjamin Pal mer, Hazel Scott, Katherine Smith, OliveArchambault, Velma Hayward, Mary lyall. Tenth: William Blakeslee, Louis Jamison, Jennie Oliver, Jeanette Huntley, Edna Bacon, Orthlia Crain, Myrtle Dupree, Louise Levay. Ninth: Vernon Jackson, Lovey Jackson, Matt Adams, James Pephrys, Clara Bremner. Aradonna Agui i ar. Eighth: William Alexander, Rose Bellcourt, Bessie David, Gladys Bensell. Seventh: Cecelia Joe. V ocational H onor R oll Painting: Francis Thomas, Clarence Emmons. Shoe Repairing: Ben Felician, Tom Plouffe, Raymond Tse- getivo. Barbering: Charles Butler, Edward Franklin, Fred Harris. Tailoring: Roy Meachem, Louis Orr. Auto Mechanics: Urban Brunoe, Walter Majhor, John Blacketer, Fern Blacketer, Henry Kuka, Matt Adams, Stanford Soloman, William Majhor. Carpentry: James Dupuis, Vernon Jackson, Uriah Alexander, Leonard Vivette. Electrician: David Berger. Printing: My ron Anderson, Harry Wilder, Daniel Motanic. Dairy ing: Pat Gates, Virgil Nuckolls. Commercial: Ruby Dean, Lavern Ulmer, Irene Thomas. Home Economics: Violet Anderson, Jean ette Huntley, Edna Bacon, Louise Levay, Carrol Reed, Marjorie Martin, Leona Normandin, Edith Masten. C itizenship H onor R oll Lenora Harris, Cecelia Joe, Anita Farrow, Carrol Reed, Ruth Henry, Rachel French, Elsie Bisson, Del phine Swann, Evelyn Spanish, Olive Archambault, Alice Bachman, Mary lyall, Velma Hayward, Lena Leighton, Lenora Barnhart, Louise Levay, Katherine Smith, Helen Shaughnessy, Hazel Thomas, Elizabeth Polotkin, Jennie Oliver, Jeanette Huntley, Irene Dan, Edna Bacon, Irene Thomas, Ruby Dean, Violet And erson. Last Thursday evening the boys’ and girls’ music clubs held a joint meeting in the school building. A program that revealed hidden talent galore in both organizations made up the entertainment for the even ing. The first half of the program, given by the girls, was as follows: vocal duet, "Indian Dawn,” Mary lyall and Alice Bachman; Evelyn Whitebear sang a song and accompanied herself on the ukelele; Catherine Bailey read the biography of the famous composer Johann Sebastian Bach; Naomi Mesplie and Mrs. Turney played a piano duet, "Comrades Waltz” and Marceline Seltice rendered a piano solo, "Sun shine." The boys then took the floor and gave the following selections; A Hawaiian trio, Collins Ander son, Francis Thomas and Charles Butler; vocal quar tet, "Gipsy Fiddles;” two vocal solos by James Rosa rio and Billy Orr and the final number by the orches tra and the boys, ensemble entitled "That Co-ed Party”. NEWS NOTES Ata sophomore class meeting recently the girls pre sented a play the setting of which was an old fashion ed country school. All the students dressed to fit the part and the audience enjoyed the sketch very much, we are informed. The following interesting item from Alaska was written by Reno Booth, a former student: "The Re liance Activity Club of Metlakatla. Alaska, recently sponsored a very elaborate Hallowe’en carnival dance. The affair was a social highlight in these parts. The members sang good old Reliance songs which took us back to dear old Chemawa. Alaska’s pride, the Che- mawans. furnished the music (the best obtainable any where in this part of the country) for dancing. We are still upholding Chemawa in every way.” On November 10, the girl> taking Cosmetic Therapy had a finger-wave contest in the beauty salon. Two girls from each group were chosen. Catherine Bailey won from her opponent, Elizabeth Polotkin, Evelyn Sandberg and Delphine Swann tied, and Elsie Bisson won from her opponent, Alva Hawley. All the waves were exceptionally good therefore the judges found it very hard to make a decision. However they were very fair in their judging. The house was well filled and the contest enjoyed by all. We are all anxious to have another one soon. After the contest all the con testants and their subjects were invited to refreshments of ice cream, cake and coffee served by Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Stiff.
