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T he CHEMAWA AMERICAN
ey Jackson, Raymond Tsegetivo, Wilma Hayward
Elizabeth Arquette.
Eighth grade: Theodore Welfelt, Lincoln Grenier,
John Decker, Rose Belcourt, Bessie David.
Seventh grade: Gladys Bensell.
BASEBALL
Chemawa Wins Opener 4-3
Wednesday, March 21, the Gervais ball club played
Chemawa at the local field. This being the initial
game for the Braves, they were a trifle ragged in gen
eral field work and as a result the game was close, the
score being 4-3 for Chemawa. John Spencer, pitcher;
Wallace Zundle, catcher; John Blacketer, 1st base;
Gale Bobb, 2nd base; Ben Palmer, 3rd base; Harry
Wilder, shortstop; Pressley LaBreche, left field; Roy
Barr, center field and Lawrence Bennett, right field,
was the lineup. As far as batting was concerned the
Redmen redeemed such errors as they may have made
in fielding, as almost every player got a hit.
Gervais Takes Return Game
Friday, March 23, Chemawa ball-tossers played a
return game with Gervais at Gervais. Lawrence Ben
nett, an untried twirler, did a fine job of pitching,
giving only five hits but the eight errors made by his
teammates enabled Gervais to score. The Redskins
registered 10 hits to their opponents’ 5 but had 8 errors
chalked against them to Gervais’ 3. The final score
was 5-2 in favor of Gervais. Coach “jerry” Meachem
states that he is on the lookout for two outfielders who
do not use rubber gloves.
BASKETBALL
Girls’ Basketball Tourney Ended
The girls’ basketball tournament ended March 22,
when the sophomores took the measure of the seniors
in a closely fought contest. After trailing behind by
one or two points the sophomores sank the winning
baskets in a last minute rally. The score read 23-22.
In a preliminary the lowly freshmen scalped the
juniors 23-18.
HONOR ROLL—THIRD QUARTER
H igh H onor R oll
Eleventh grade: James Dupuis.
H onor R oll
Twelfth grade: David Berger, Adam Williams, Pearl
Boyd, Nancy Jordan, Lenora Harris, Marjorie Martin.
Eleventh grade: Oswald Burland, Pressley La-
breche, Harry Wilder, Clifford Olson, Velma Hay
ward, Mary lyall, Catherine Smith.
Tenth grade: Peter Berger, Dorothy Teehee, Louise
Levay, Rachel French, Jeanette Huntley, Vivian Barn
aby, Edna Bacon.
Ninth grade: Matt Adams, Edward Franklin, Lov
HIGH HONOR ROLL -VOCATIONAL
Automachanics, Henry Kuka; Blacksmith, William
Majhor; Carpentry, James Dupuis; Cooking, Aubrey
Cleveland; Commercial, Irene Thomas; Electrician,
Dave Berger; Farming and dairying, Virgil Nuckolls,
Patrick Gates; Painting, Clarence Emmons, Frank
Powee; Printing, Harry Wilder; Shoe shop, Ben Fel-
ecia; Tailoring, Roy Meachem; Barbering, Edward
Franklin.
Low H onor R oll —V ocational
Baking, Andy Thomas, Elzie Farrow; Carpentry,
Ben Palmer, Leonard Vivette, William Spotted Eagle;
Cooking, Elmer George, Nealy Underwood, Pressley
LaBreche; Commercial, Nellie Boe, Gertrude Lukin;
Electric shop, Dominic Belgarde, Claude Jones; Farm
ing and dairying, Nathan Starr, Willard Harsch;
Printing, Clifford Olson, Daniel Motanic; Shoe shop,
Raymond Tsegetivo, Thomas Plouffe, Clarence Cave
yell; Tailoring, Hadley John, Frank Amyotte, Lewis
Orr; Barbering, Alex Shippentower, Rudolph Maysee,
George Peltier; Plumbing, Thomas Shotridge.
CANDIDATES FOR CITIZENSHIP HONOR ROLL
Twelfth grade: Irene Thomas, Nellie Boe, Laverne
Ulmer, Francis Thomas, Dominic Belgarde, David
Berger, Nancy Jordan, Adam Williams, Willard Pep-
ion.
Eleventh grade: Velma Hayward, Myrtle Spanish,
James Dupuis, Harry Wilder, Dan Motanic, Helen
Shaughnessy, Clara Charles, Loris Ponzo, Catherine
Smith, Cyrus Hatch, Virgil Nuckolls.
Tenth grade: Alex Shippentower, Myrtle Dupree,
Louise Levay, Adeline Kitt, Irene Dan, Cleo Sulkey,
Thelma Moore, Jeannette Huntley, Jennie Oliver,
William Majhor.
Ninth Grade: Claude Jones, Gus Riecke, Edward
Preston Bell, Franklin, Elizabeth Arquette, Landon
Parker, James Matte, Elzie Farrow, Vernon Jackson.
Eighth Grade: Robert Strong, William Alexander,
May Petite, Rose Bellcourt.
Seventh Grade: Gladys Bensell.
GIRLS’ MUSIC CLUB NOTES
Last night the very faithful music club members
met in the music room for a short meeting and pro
gram.
The club has many promising events to look forward
to at the next meeting. So we hope to have many
members, and a lot of dues, turned in at our next meet
ing.